Cotswolds October Special Offer Golfing Breaks

Sept. 10, 2009 - PRLog -- Cotswold Country Hotel, the Crown of Crucis, in Ampney Crucis, near Cirencester, has teamed up with Cirencester Golf Club to offer special weekend golfing breaks throughout the month of October.
The Crown of Crucis is offering a discounted room (bed and breakfast) for any guests who stay with them during the month of October and who book a golf package with Cirencester Golf Club, at the following rates -weekdays per round £17.50, weekends £20.00, as part of the accommodation package*. Enquire for room rates at info@thecrownofcrucis.co.uk.
Tel: 01285 851735. As we snuggle into Autumn you’ll be able to enjoy a log fire and a fine selection of ales and wines, and elegant dining with a great atmosphere in our family run, 16th century coaching inn.
Cirencester Golf Club is one of the most lovely Gloucestershire Park land courses in this most beautiful of royal counties. The course itself is 100 years old next year and enjoys an enviable position with views of Cirencester Church, the Ridgeway and the rolling Chiltern Hills.
What better way to get away for a mid-season break after the summer holidays and before the busy festive Christmas season.
The 18 hole course is the club’s best feature, the clubhouse has a friendly atmosphere with a fine range of beers and home-cooked food, there’s a well stocked Golf Pro Shop, with friendly and helpful staff, a 6 bay driving range, Par 3 course, and putting green to practice your shots before teeing off.
Standard green fees are £35 during the week and £45 at weekends and bank holidays. In conjunction with the Crown of Crucis, Cirencester Golf Course is offering guests a 15 per cent discount on the normal green fees. Weekdays £29.75 (£35.) Weekends £34 (£40.) To be booked through the pro shop Tel: 01285 652465*.

See the Crown of Crucis Website at http://www.cotswoldcountryhotel.co.uk

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Cirencester Golf Club is one of the most lovely Gloucestershire Park land courses in this most beautiful of royal counties. The course itself is 100 years old next year and enjoys an enviable position with views of Cirencester Church, the Ridgeway and the rolling Chiltern Hills.
What better way to get away for a mid-season break after the summer holidays and before the busy festive Christmas season.