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but I felt the Blinder system offered the best solution for us, plus the guarantee you get with it.”
“We did the par 3 4th last year. We actually remodelled the hole as there was a huge bunker which meandered from tee to green. So we filled that in as maintenance was a nightmare and, in truth, no one ever went in there until the last point of the bunker close to the green. Profusion Environmental, with the help of myself and the lads, have now lined the bunkers around the green, so I can’t wait to see how they perform. We have now had the go-ahead to do one of the par four’s next, so we have that to look forward to.”
“Eighty-five percent of the course is a conservation site - SSSI and ancient woodland - and, therefore, restricts what work we can carry out. For example, I can’t go around with a chainsaw and cut down whatever trees I would like; it takes months to have the work approved. I work very closely with the parish council. Although we are on private land, it’s always nice to communicate with the local council on the plans we have for the course.”
“We also have the Wiltshire wardens who Clubhouse History of the Manor House
The Manor House is noteworthy for several reasons. Its land is the site of a Norman number of Lords throughout its history; the most famous being Sir John Oldcastle, IV in the late 16th century.
It was also the home of English geologist lived at the Manor House from the start wife Emma (the great-granddaughter of Sir Robert Long), in 1866; his wife’s family had owned the land since the 14th century.
the ground’s Italian, Classical and medieval seen today.
During World War II, the New Zealand their headquarters.
estate sold the houses of the estate and the Manor House became a country amateur hotelier, and her husband. Over club. A quite glamorous clientele ensued.
Certain of the London hotels would
Allen was a noted horsewoman, and the grounds of the Manor House were
Manor House to Mr and Mrs Oliver Clegg,
Yet, the 13th-century village of Castle and light years away in feel to the race Heritage magazine.
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