Rare Brighton

Rare Brighton

Courses That Will Never Be Rained Off

Many courses are likely to be unfit to play but there is a select group of golf courses that will be open come wind, rain or shine. It is definitely worth noting them down and if you are in and around the areas it is worth going in for a round of golf.

Weston-super-Mare Golf Club

The Weston-super-Mare Golf Club is a great venue to test your skills on and is fortunate enough to be blessed with a year round course. It is very rare that the club is closed because of the rain and this is due to the brilliant drainage system it has. You need to make sure that you are concentrating on your golf and that your shots are accurate as you may end up slicing the ball into the Bristol Channel. Great views are also available here so you are sure to enjoy a good round if you choose to visit the Weston-super-Mare Golf Club.

Wychwood Park

Wychwood Park has played host to 2 Euro Pro Tour events so this shows how good the course is. This also means that the greens and fairways offer many challenges, especially at this time of year with the wind and rain making shots difficult to judge. It opened in 2002, making it one of the newest courses on the golfing map and the course designers have made full use of modern day technology.

The latest computer irrigation system means the course is in the best playing condition throughout the year. Go along to Wychwood, its located on the Cheshire plains and is certainly somewhere that will test the skills of even the best golfer. This is just one of the courses that you can use 2 for 1 golf vouchers on so you can save money as you play.

East Brighton

Considered as one of the best courses in the country, East Brighton is a par 72 course and has 6,346 yards of testing green to see how you fair against some of the best players in the world. The magnificent views that are available add icing to the cake. Its chalk base means the course is playable all year round and it is extremely easy to get to as it is just 2 miles from the city centre of Brighton.

See where you fancy playing a round of golf this winter but always ring ahead to check that the course will be open before heading there. These courses are most likely to be open so consider these first. These courses are hazardous so you need to make sure that you have adequate golf insurance.

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Why are moths attracted to lights?

I like to keep a small window open on warm nights (yeah, they are rare but......we do get them occasionally in Brighton!) and in the morning it's standing room only for moths! So, what keeps them banging about round the lightbulbs?? Someone must have a logical scientific reason - or are they just mad!!!??

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