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Old Drovers Run Pre-Selling Memberships

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When the Old Drovers Run golf course opens this spring, there will be plenty of oppor-tunities to hit the fairways, including league play for both men and women.

The ladies’ league will play on Monday nights, beginning May 9 and ending September 12. League fees are $399 (to walk) and $479 (to ride). The men’s league will take place on Tuesday nights starting May 17 and ending September 6, and costs $419 (to walk) and $599 (to ride).

League fees include all league games, except for holidays, as well as access to the driving range on league nights and guaranteed rain checks. Players can sign up either as individuals or with a group.

Memberships and passes are available for the season, if you plan to golf often. 
Memberships include unlimited golf anytime on weekdays (excluding league play) and on weekends and holidays after noon. For more information, visit the Old Drovers Run website.

Instructional programs are on offer as well, as part of the course’s commitment to build-ing a strong juniors program. This season’s Junior Golf Pass is selling for $300 to players 11 to 17 years old.

Only the first seven holes will be playable in the spring and early summer, though there’s a good possibility that the final two holes will be ready to go in August. Until then, 
golfers will only be charged 7/9 of the advertised fees.

For more information

www.olddroversrungc.com
Email: adam@olddroversrungc.ca

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