Newton Green Golf Club Official Brochure 2023 - 2024

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Set in the village of newton near Sudbury, at Newton Green Golf Club you are always made to feel welcome, whether you’re looking for an enjoyable round of golf, searching for the ideal course for a society or looking for the right club to join.

Founded in 1907, Newton Green was designed by five times Open champion

In 1994, Newton Green extended into an 18 hole course, being more contemporary to combine a true test of ancient and modern golf. The new holes sculptured then are acknowledged as some of East Anglia’s best of the modern era. As well as offering an enjoyable and challenging course, Newton Green Golf Club also has a history of hosting golf societies, private functions, lunches and other events.

The Pro Shop stocks a wide range of equipment and attire, and also has trolleys and buggies available for hire. The clubhouse has facilities including a bar, a dining room and lounge area which can be used for private functions and social events.

The club has competitive green fee rates and welcomes enquiries about membership. At Newton Green Golf Club, we aim to ensure all golfers and visitors enjoy our course, comfortable facilities and levels of service to enhance our reputation as a welcoming and progressive members club.

James Braid. It began as a nine-hole course which was gorse lined and was highly respected as a challenge.

Our h istO ry

haS often been Said that newton green golf club iS unique, and in truth, it probably iS. where elSe could you find an arrangement where a golf club built itS courSe on a village

green, uSed the village pub aS itS clubhouSe, and paid for the privilege by providing a bag of coal to each houSehold in the village every chriStmaS. thiS Scenario exiSted until about half a century ago.

The club’s records start with the minutes of the first AGM which was held in April 1908. Contemporary press reports however, show that the club was formed at a meeting held in May 1907 at the Rose and Crown Hotel in Sudbury.

Three gentlemen who had stopped at the Saracen’s Head for refreshment had taken a stroll on the village green adjoining the hostelry and were heard to say, “Wouldn’t this make a lovely course?” None of the residents at the time knew what they were talking about.

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a puBlic meetinG was held in newtOn in decemBer 1906 tO ask the parishiOners whether they wOuld allOw the Green tO Be used as a GOlf cOurse. encOuraGed By the lOrd Of the manOr, earl hOwe, the VillaGers GaVe their apprOVal.

The course was duly laid out on a green which would have looked a lot different back in the day with gorse everywhere and the rough ground being grazed by cattle, sheep and goats, with geese and chickens wandering freely.

The good relationship between the golf club and the village always has been, and still is, of the upmost importance. Each party is dependent on each other as for without the green there would be no golf, and without the maintenance provided by the golf club the 40 acres of green would quickly become overgrown.

The golf club has lived in harmony with the village and has provided a rare opportunity for the residents of the village to play golf on the old side entirely free of charge. This has given many opportunities for people to learn and play the game which may have

never been available to them otherwise. The annual match between the club and the village, which began in 1920, still continues today and is fiercely contested each year. For many years the club’s base was a room at the Saracen’s Head Inn, which also provided the facilities for refreshments and meals.

The professional was also provided with a hut that was situated opposite the pub and this arrangement continued for many years.

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When the golf club’s membership began expanding it became apparent that these facilities were going to become inadequate and that the club would need to look at providing its own facilities.

The first attempt at this was back in 1945 when the club considered buying a substantial property called “The Deans”, but eventually this was turned down.

Eventually, not until the late 1970s, the club managed to purchase a site behind the 2nd tee (which is now the 1st) that became available and were able to build its own facilities.

Also during this time, the grant of a licence of the green to the club was formalised by the newly formed Newton Green Trust due to the Common Lands Registration Act coming in.

In 1981, the changing rooms and professional shop were completed at the new

site, and a couple of years later the club managed to raise enough funds to add a lounge and bar, with the kitchen and dining room being completed just after.

with the increase Of pOpularity Of GOlf in the 1980s memBership cOntinued tO GrOw. the need tO expand frOm a nine-hOle cOurse tO an 18-hOle cOurse Became apparent. a lOnG lease Became aVailaBle with farmland adJOininG the Green which was tOO GOOd an OppOrtunity tO miss.

Despite the fact that development of this land would place a substantial financial burden on the members, the project went ahead with great enthusiasm and the club celebrated probably its greatest moment with the opening of the new holes in September 1994.

The need to extend the current clubhouse quickly again was apparent but would not be financially possible to undertake in one go. Plans were drawn up to carry the work out in stages. Both the ladies and gents changing rooms were extended and facilities for

disabled were also provided. The main entrance and bar area was improved and a new secretary’s office was constructed.

the cluB celeBrated its centenary in 2007, with a Jump Back in time match with hickOry shafts and plus 4s. this alsO shOwed what a massiVe step that GOlf and the cluB had taken OVer these last 100 years.

Newton Green Golf Club has achieved much over the duration of it’s history and

will continue to look to make improvements to its course, like the newly designed 1st hole in 2016, the re-shaped 9th hole in 2020 and premises in the years to come.

With small greens to attack on the old side to long, testing holes that are tree lined on the new side, this is a course that will challenge all areas of your game. The course is maintained all year round, with rarely the need for temporary tees and greens. Without bunkers on the old side of the course, its defences are ditches, gorse and small greens making accuracy a must on this part of the course. On the new side the greens are larger but so too are the holes themselves.

Overall it is a course that will test your skills and your handicap. The signature hole of

the course is the 12th. The hole itself has wonderful picturesque views from both the tee and the fairway but is challenging with a drive that has a narrow landing point, out of bounds on the right and the hole is protected by two ditches with your approach. Very easy to score a high number on this hole!

Newton Green is a challenge to single figure handicaps due to its risk/reward shots, and is a fair test for the higher handicap player with holes forgiving enough to allow even a poor round to be enjoyable.

t he s tarter’s s helter

a Significant feature of the firSt tee at hiStoric newton green

iS a Starter’S Shelter commemorating the club’S long-Serving profeSSional, the late arthur davey.

The shelter was paid for by subscriptions and grants, and officially opened by President Michael Oliver in August 2014. Having completed 60 years at Newton Green Golf Club, Arthur Davey is believed to have been the world’s longest serving golf professional.

The shelter is designed to resemble the little shed from which he operated. The hut was situated off the course across the main Sudbury-Colchester road – in leisurely days of considerably less traffic. However, it was well placed to serve the first tee which is now the 18th tee.

Arthur lived only a couple of hundred yards from his workplace, from where he organised his day mowing greens and fairways, taking green fees, teaching and making clubs.

BOrn tO a BunGay GOlfinG family in 1895, he was knOwn fOr his self-effacinG BeneVOlence and diffident charm.

His elder brother William had been appointed professional at Newton’s then nine-hole course in 1910. But, after joining

the War, William was killed in action in France during September 1915. Arthur also served in the war, but survived and, in 1919 at the age of 24, was appointed professional at Newton Green.

He had previously started as assistant to E A Larke at Bungay at the age 14.

With rudimentary equipment, he set about getting the course into shape following wartime neglect. In his early days fairways were kept in trim by sheep, goats and geese. Arthur settled in the village and, in 1924, married a local girl.

In 1927 the club acquired its first horse drawn mower. Arthur temporarily suspended his professional duties during the 1939-45 World War, and worked as a grounds man under the supervision of the committee. He resumed full duties in 1945, but it was not until 1948 the club purchased its first tractor,

when Arthur was earning £5 per week. In the early 1970s the club sanctioned the appointment of an assistant professional, but Arthur continued at the helm until 1979. His retirement was marked by being made an Honorary Associate Member of the Professional Golfers’ Association.

Arthur’s original hut was last used in 1981 - a year in which he was guest of honour at the opening of the present professional’s shop. He died in May 1992 at the age of 97. In 2009, the club launched its first pay and play membership - naming it after Arthur Davey.

hOle 1 Corner, PAR 4/5

A tough opening hole, with Out of Bounds down the right-hand side. This makes a drive down the left side of the fairway a must. Play this is as a par 5, laying up with the second shot just short of the ditch, leaving a short approach in.

hOle 2 Little Newton, PAR 3

A lengthy Par 3 which requires a solid tee shot to find the middle of this well guarded green with front and side greenside bunkers. Long of the green will find deep rough and trees, so short is the play.

hOle 3 Lays Corner, PAR 4

A dogleg from right to left with a large fairway bunker tight to the left side makes aiming at the marker post a must. This will leave around 150 yards to the green with bunkers guarding both sides and a heavily sloped green so short is advisable.

hOle 4 Roman Way, PAR 5

A long par 5 off the competition tees. Fairway bunkers along the right are strategically placed so left side of fairway is the target. A solid second shot will allow a mid to short approach. Beware of the

if you have never played at newton green golf club before, you’re in for a fun and intereSting round.

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gorse and trees around the 150 area just off the fairway.

hOle 5 Valley View, PAR 4

A picturesque par 4 lined with pine trees and double fairway bunkers placed in the middle of the fairway. Laying up is advisable but big hitters could go for the green to leave a small pitch in.

hOle 6 Oliver’s, PAR 3

A tricky par 3 requiring a mid to long iron, Greenside bunkers placed at the front and sides. Long of the green will find thick

rough and trees so centre of green is best chance of a par.

hOle 7 Tapps, PAR 5

A shorter par 5 than the 4th but still substantial length, a good drive is a must to clear a well-placed fairway bunker on the right side, a well-guarded green with fairway and greenside bunkers. For the longer hitter there is an opportunity to hit this green in two.

hOle 8 The Oaks, PAR 4

The only hole with deep water on the course. This is a layup hole for most so a driver isn’t

always required off the tee to stay clear of the fairway bunkers. Laying up short of the pond with the second shot is advisable to leave around 100 yards to this green, with greenside bunkers on both sides.

hOle 9 Wheelwrights, PAR 4

Another layup hole with double fairway bunkers positioned in the middle so no more than 200 yards off the tee is required to keep short. Longer hitters can have a go at driving this enticing green.

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hOle 10 Hall’s Drive, PAR 4

A good par 4 requiring a straight drive to thread through the fairway bunkers. A long approach over a newly installed pond must be kept to the left to stay away from a large greenside bunker which protects the right side of the green. A slightly two-tiered green to deal with, sloping from front to back.

hOle 11 The Wents, PAR 3

The 11th is similar to the 6th hole, with greenside bunkers at the front and both

sides, meaning your shot has to fly all the way to the green. Another two-tiered green so check the pin position when walking to the 2nd to leave you with the best chance of making the putt.

hOle 12 Mill, PAR 4/5

The signature hole of the course. A long sweeping par 4/5 from left to right, aiming at the marker post with the drive will leave you in an ideal position. You will then have two ditches to face with the decision to lay up short or go over the top with your approach. Longer hitters can take driver and flight the

trees on the right but this is high risk with out of bounds right and gorse left.

hOle 13 Ditch, PAR 3

A tough par 3 with trees guarding the left of the tee, a ditch runs in front of the green around 50 yards short so make sure to clear this. A small green so a solid centre of green shot is advised.

hOle 14 School, PAR 4

A tough tee shot with a large oak tree guarding the right and internal out of bounds running along the left side. A slightly raised green which falls off on both sides and at the back meaning to hit the green is difficult. Short is advisable to leave a straight chip up on to the green.

hOle 15 Hades, PAR 4

Another layup hole wanting only 170 yards off the tee to keep on the top level to leave around 130 yards left for your approach. Gorse positioned long and on the right side so left is the miss area. The long hitters may

fancy a go at driving the green but wanting 270 yards of carry it isn’t advised.

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16 The Deans, PAR 4

The easiest hole on the course with a dead straight fairway to the green, the 15th fairway not being a bad miss as this will still leave you a simple approach in. Long hitters will open up the shoulders and go for the green.

hOle 17 Memorial, PAR 4

A sweeping hole from right to left with the drive wanting to be a layup on the top tier of the fairway so no more than 210 yards off

the tee is required. This will leave just over 130 yards for your approach over some gorse to the green. Left side of the green is advisable as a bank on the right of the green leaves an awkward chip.

hOle 18 Daveys, PAR 3

Very tough finishing hole, out of bounds long of the green and big slope off to the right of the green, so tee shot has to stay left. With deceiving slopes on the green don’t be disappointed with a four.

whether you’re looking to start taking up the game on our beginners’ package, or have played over a number of years. There is a full fixture list which is aimed at all abilities, from a range of knockout competitions, mixed events, monthly competitions, Open/ Invitation events, fun evening events and a festival week.

memBership includes the use Of the GOlf cOurse, practice facilities, cluBhOuse and the OppOrtunity tO BOOk the cluBhOuse fOr priVate functiOns at a discOunted price.

Our membership is broad in terms of age, golfing experience and occupation. Whether you are male, female, young or old, a new golfer, or a scratch player, everyone is welcome as a member.

Our seven-day membership allows unlimited use of the course and our clubhouse, the opportunity to enter club competitions and the chance to maintain an official handicap. Similar five-day membership opportunities exist for those not wishing to play at weekends.

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we recOGnise that the future Of the Game is in the hands Of encOuraGinG yOunGer players and JuniOrs tO take up the Game and Offer discOunted memBership rates tO yOunGer players and haVe intermediate memBerships up tO the aGe Of 35.

Beginner players will also find we represent an ideal choice with a PGA qualified Professional available for teaching and links into membership through our Beginners Package and Davey Membership.

Our Davey Membership is named after our long-standing Professional from 1919 –1979, Arthur Davey. The Davey Membership is a unit’s scheme membership which allows flexibility for people who play less frequently.

On this scheme you can play either nine holes for five units or 18 holes for eight units which are deducted every time you play. Joiners can begin on this membership by purchasing either 100 or 200 units.

please dOn’t hesitate tO cOntact us aBOut memBership By callinG 01787 377217 OptiOn 4 Or email infO@newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

Benefits Of memBership

• Play golf on an ancient come modern course

• Reduced green fee reciprocal arrangements with many other clubs due to The James Braid Association

• A CONGU recognised handicap

• A ‘County Card’ which allows our members to play a number of Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex courses at a reduced green fee (Pre booking required).

• Well-stocked Pro Shop for all your golfing needs

• PGA Professional offering expert tuition

• Full use of practice facilities

• Clubhouse facilities with competitively priced food and a bar with a wide selection of drinks

• Social events throughout the year

• Free reciprocal golf arrangements with four local golf clubs

The current annual fees can be viewed on our website, where you will also be assured a warm welcome.

www.newtongreengolfclub.co.uk

the ladies sectiOn

Newton Green Golf Club is proud to have a thriving Ladies Section who play their competitions on a Tuesday morning. In recent years, the Ladies Section has been successful in representing the club in County Events. The Ladies Section has their own committee to manage their specific affairs. Friendly matches are played with other clubs and the section also organises the club’s mixed events.

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the men’s sectiOn

The Men’s Section play their competitions on a Sunday morning. Throughout the year there are also knockout competitions for singles and pairs. The Men’s Section has friendly matches against other clubs from Suffolk over weekends which includes a match against the Villagers, which is always well received.

the seniOrs sectiOn

There is a highly thriving seniors section for men over the age of 55 years, who meet regularly on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. The section also has its own

singles, doubles and other tournaments, and plays a large number of inter club matches during the summer, visiting courses in Suffolk and Essex. The section has its own committee, annual meeting and a presentation lunch.

the Old and BOld

This section caters for the elder statesmen of the club, who normally play nine holes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. They hold their own competitions and stage a monthly nine holes and lunch. Don’t play them for money!

the JuniOr sectiOn

There is a thriving junior section catering for young players from primary school level up to sixth form. They meet at 5.30 pm on a weekday evening with our Professional throughout the playing season and also hold competitions during school holidays. The club has some superb junior golfers, many performing at various county levels, with some representing Suffolk at senior level.

t ee s p O ns O rship

our teeS are available for SponSorShip from local and national companieS,

which at present some local companies have taken advantage. Company names and contact details are displayed on attractive plates on our tees.

We are always looking to attract new sponsors and our rates for sponsorship vary depending on whether your package is simply sponsorship or includes golf.

In return for our sponsors’ support we devote a page on our website to our sponsors and also put links that directly feed you to our sponsors’ website.

if yOu wOuld like tO spOnsOr One Of Our tees Or require mOre infOrmatiOn please cOntact the manaGer On 01787 377217 OptiOn 4

Or email

GeneralmamanGer@newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

This scheme allows anyone who is interested in learning the game of golf to try some group lessons for a significantly reduced fee over a four-week period.

There is also an opportunity to follow on with continued lessons, or if interested in taking the next step the opportunity to take up the Beginners Package or membership.

The Beginners Package is linked with a number of 9-hole vouchers and half hour lessons with our professional. This is a great opportunity for those who are ready to get

out on the course but are still checking the game of golf is for them and not having to pay for a full membership.

fOr mOre infOrmatiOn reGardinG

Our Get intO GOlf scheme Or fOr the BeGinners packaGe, please dOn’t hesitate tO call 01787 377217 OptiOn 2.

our profeSSional, tim cooper, iS actively involved in the get into golf Scheme with regular SeSSionS taking place.

The juniors have a roll up competition, one evening a week from the beginning of May to the end of August with a number of competitions and challenges being set up by our Junior Organiser and Pro. This helps the social side for the juniors and allows the beginners to learn off the older ones which can help to make a big difference.

Every year, one junior is given a scholarship for the year, which allows the junior to have free membership and have the opportunity to receive teaching from our Pro over the year for no charge. This scholarship has been provided by a member that has helped for many years with the Junior Section, which has always been much appreciated.

newton green golf club haS a great reputation in bringing through many JuniorS to a high Standard.

Juni O rs

The bar & catering staff are always there to help with every need you may have. Our bar is fully stocked with a selection of beers, wines and spirits. Golfers and guests can enjoy drinks and light snacks in the clubhouse or, weather permitting, out on our patio area or under the marquee looking towards the first tee, which is a lovely spot to spend some time on a sunny day.

Our clubhouse area provides a range of light snacks, or if you prefer, something more substantial. There are regular special boards and an all-day menu available for

all members and non-members to enjoy. Breakfasts and evening meals are also available. Whether it’s a quick coffee, a drink at the 19th with a bar snack in Jimmy’s Bar, or a more substantial meal, our accommodating staff provide the highest service that will make your visit to Newton Green Golf Club a memorable one.

Our clubhouse and dining room are available to book for functions and special occasions with our dining room capable of holding 32 and the main room capable of holding 64.

at newton green golf club, we look to give our cuStomerS an experience that makeS them feel comfortable and at home.

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& Jimmy’s Bar

m arquee

Our marquee is available to hire for functions at the club throughout the summer period, which allows for outside functions of 100+ guests. (June - September / October –Weather Permitting)

if yOu wOuld wish tO BOOk Our facilities Or wOuld like tO talk tO a memBer Of staff aBOut the OptiOns aVailaBle tO yOu, then please dO nOt hesitate tO cOntact the cluB On 01787 377217 OptiOn 4. Or email: infO@ newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

V isitO rs

newton green golf club

welcomeS all viSitorS to come and enJoy the game of golf

and work hard to make their day at the club as relaxing and fun as possible. We offer a range of green fees from nine-holes to 18-holes to all day packages.

During winter months (Winter Warmer) and summer months (Summer Sizzler) we offer a meal with golf at a discounted price.

For the late afternoon golfer we also offer a Twilight price after 4pm during summer.

nOn-playinG VisitOrs are alsO mOre than welcOme with lunch OptiOns and specials aVailaBle daily.

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Being fairly flat, not too long and a course in great condition for most of the year, you can always come off the course smiling even if the score isn’t the best!

We have numerous societies that book with ourselves year on year due to this and always welcome new societies to play our course.

There are plenty of different options we offer that can suit any society, whether you’re looking for a bacon roll and quick 18 holes to a full day of breakfast, golf, lunch, some more golf and evening meal, the choice is entirely yours.

if yOu wOuld Be interested in a sOciety day at newtOn Green GOlf cluB, please dOn’t hesitate tO cOntact us On 01787 377217 OptiOns 4 Or email infO@newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

we will Be mOre than happy tO help put tOGether the packaGe fOr yOu tO make it a Great day.

newton green golf club haS a great reputation at being the perfect Society courSe.

This allows our members to cheaper rates on a number of courses that James Braid was involved in designing throughout Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland as well as The St Andrews in New York.

The home of the Association is at Henley Golf Club and you can find the full list of member clubs on their website; www.henleygc.com

As Newton Green Golf Club was established in 1907 the club is also in the Society of 1907 clubs. This allows members to gain a free green fee* at all other clubs that were

established in 1907 and that are linked in the Society. *Subject to prior arrangement.

Also, being a member of Newton Green Golf Club entitles you to a Suffolk County Card, which allows you to gain a reduced green fee at most Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex clubs.

if yOu wOuld like further infOrmatiOn reGardinG Our reciprOcal arranGements please email the cluB On infO@ newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

due to newton green golf club being a JameS braid courSe, it iS linked in the JameS braid aSSociation of courSeS.

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Open cO mpetiti O ns

newton green golf club provideS a variety of open competitionS throughout the year with different formatS.

Entries come from far and wide to play in our open competitions. The competitions include a Junior Open, Ladies Open and Mixed Open.

if yOu wOuld like further infOrmatiOn reGardinG Open cOmpetitiOns please email the cluB On infO@newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

There are nine-hole competitions linked with food and beverages, a wine tasting evening, a quiz night, horse racing evening, dinner dance plus more!

Also during August there is a week-long Festival where all sections of the club help promote both day and evening social golfing events, culminating with a Saturday night presentation party, featuring music and food.

The week showcases the club’s policy of promoting inclusiveness across all areas of its playing strength and ages.

Members and non-members of Newton Green Golf Club are also able to book the clubhouse for a private event.

if yOu wOuld like further infOrmatiOn reGardinG sOcial actiVities please email the cluB On infO@ newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

recently, newton green golf club haS updated itS Social activitieS to encourage all ageS to come and enJoy themSelveS. memberS and non-memberS are all welcome.

sO cial acti V ities

our reSident pga advanced profeSSional, tim cooper, iS alwayS on hand with advice and haS a wide range of apparel, acceSSorie and more available in the

The Pro Shop is a member of the Foremost buying group which gives members access to all makes of clubs at internet prices, competing with all large retail outlets on current up to date stock and great service.

The Pro shop is the only golf shop in the Sudbury area, so visitors are more than welcome and the shop is open 7 days a week so please call in just off the A134 at

The Pro Shop is also the place to hire pull trolleys and electric buggies, although booking in advance is advisable.

With the very best advice available to you from friendly and knowledgeable staff, you can be sure of making informed choices every time. You can follow monthly special offers, lesson deals and Club information from Tim on Facebook - Tim Cooper PGA Golf Professional / Newton Green Golf Club or on Twitter@timcooper6.

tO cOntact tim with yOur equipment queries and BuyinG adVice, pOp in and see him in the prO shOp, email tim at tcOOperGOlf@aOl.cOm Or call 01787 313215.

tuition iS available in a number of wayS with choiceS of one-off leSSonS, bulk leSSonS or group clinicS.

Facilities for tuition at Newton Green Golf Club include, a three-bay Dryrainge covered practice area, two greenside and one fairway bunkers, putting and chipping greens and the option of having tuition on the course or our nine-hole short course layout.

There is now the availability of booking a lesson with our professional on our new launch monitor, SkyTrak. This allows our professional to measure your club and swing speeds, distances and much more.

Our professional has coached many leading amateur and professional golfers as well as England Girl players. Our professional also has further qualifications in the following:

pGa leVel 3 cOach

GOlf psychOlOGy

BOdy and fitness in GOlf adVanced in puttinG and shOrtGame cOachinG

fOr mOre infOrmatiOn On tuitiOn, call the prO shOp On 01787 313215.

hOw tO find & cOntact us

newton

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OptiOn 1 for the Course Update

OptiOn 2 for the Pro Shop or call 01787 313215

OptiOn 3 for Bar & Catering

OptiOn 4 for the Office

infO@newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

www.newtOnGreenGOlfcluB.cO.uk

You can also follow Newton Green Golf Club on Facebook and Twitter.

directiOns frOm ipswich

Continue on the A1071 through Hintlesham and Hadleigh. Then follow the A134 towards Sudbury. The golf club will be on your left when coming through Newton.

directiOns frOm cOlchester

Follow the A134 through Great Horkesley,

Nayland, Leavenheath and Assington. When coming through Newton, the golf club will be on your left.

directiOns frOm Bury st edmunds

Follow the A134 towards Sudbury. Continue on the A134 into Newton and the golf club will be on your right.