Deer Park's new partnering scheme
NEWS RELEASE
Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Livingston could be facing an
“emergency” situation in the coming months if members of the Scottish Police
Recreation Association, Fire and Rescue Services and Scottish Prison Service,
are “on par” with a new partnering scheme to enable them to spend a bit more
time on the golf course when they are not answering emergency calls and helping
keep members of the public safe!
The Golf and Country Club has offered
special “2 for 1” and “4 for 2” rates on standard green fee rates for golf at
Deer Park with an unlimited amount of times available. It anticipates that those
in the emergency services will take advantage of this opportunity to play golf
together when they are on rest days, although the offers will also apply to
those retired from the services.
Brian Inglis, Golf Sales Manager at
Deer Park, takes up the story: “We are always looking at opportunities here at
Deer Park and have hosted groups of fire fighters and police officers in the
past, as well as groups from the NHS and other public bodies.
"Often they are
working shifts and so are available to make more of their leisure time. We
thought it would be a good idea to offer them these special rates as it would be
a great stress buster to get out on the course after a busy shift, and they can
use the golf as an unofficial teambuilding operation too.”
Said
Lynsay Richardson from the SPRA:
““Our organisation is committed to
enhancing the wellbeing, physically and/or mentally of our members. Due to
working long and irregular shift patterns, it can be difficult for our members
to use a golf membership regularly enough to receive value for money therefore
deals such as that offered by Deer Park allow them to enjoy a round of golf at
an affordable price.”
“We do consider ourselves as very much
at the heart of the community here in West Lothian, “ added Brian Inglis. ”Every
year we host charity golfing events and events for the public such as the very
popular Mixed Classic for keen amateurs. The quality of the golf here at Deer
Park is second to none.”
“We hosted a PGA Seniors and a PGA
Ladies event too for the first time last year, but this course is for
everyone.”
Last year Deer Park undertook an
ambitious refurbishment of key public spaces such as the Bowling complex,
Monarchs restaurant and Champions Lounge.
“Feedback from members of the public
and club members has been very positive,“ said Brian.“We want to continue to
show off the club.”
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