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Royal Mid-Surrey Introduces Associate Membership Waiting List For The First Time

11.28pm 11th September 2018 - Course Development

Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Club in Richmond, south-west London, now has a waiting list of golfers under the age of 30 wishing to join as Associate Members for the first time in the club’s long history having reached its capacity of 120 Associate Members. Associate Members aged 19-29 are offered an affordable means of joining the Club and enjoy full playing rights and access to the Club’s two 18-hole courses.

“There has been a very encouraging increase in our Associate membership in the past nine months, with 43 new Associates joining the Club,” said Chairman Chris Holt. “Of the total 120 that we set as a limit for Associate members, 28 are Category 1 handicap players.” he added.

Royal Mid-Surrey, which celebrated its 125th anniversary last year, has an overall Membership of 1,300, including more than 360 lady members – one of the largest ladies’ sections in the country.

“We are delighted to have so many accomplished golfers wanting to join Royal Mid-Surrey and the investment we made in celebrating our 125th anniversary clearly made a favourable impression on many people visiting the Club,” said Holt.

“In addition to the number of quality players now on the Associate Members waiting list, we have an Ordinary Membership quota that is close to capacity with just a small number of places remaining,” he added.

The popular London club has recently refurbished its practice area and driving range, while the Pro Shop has had an extensive refit.

Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Club www.rmsgc.co.uk

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