For decades, golf carried the air of a sport inherited rather than casually entered out of curiosity, a male pursuit heavily devoted to club etiquette, early tee times and the suggestion that one should already know what one was doing before being foolish enough to even step on the course, because the mere act of standing on the green came with rules too.
In Britomart, Flush has established itself as the entry point for women keen to give golf a go. Trackman simulator bays, a properly considered bar and eatery, and coaching led by NZPGA professional Mitchell Price make it a civilised place to learn the fundamentals.
Running throughout the month of September as part of the Savor Food Festival, Women’s Month at Flush Golf brings together half-price play, professional coaching, friendly competition and some seriously good prizes, all in Flush’s relaxed urban setting.
Those looking to build their confidence or sharpen their game can join a weekly coaching series with PGA professional Mitch Price. Held every Tuesday at 11am, the Intro to Golf session is designed for complete beginners taking their first swing.
There’s also plenty more to play for throughout September, including the chance to win a Titleist stand bag, the Women’s Ambrose challenge, where groups of three compete on the Evian course, and the team recording the best gross round will take home $1,000.
Getting your game on course with easy-to-access sessions at Flush is the stealth way to make your debut at Te Arai or Millbrook. For those with all the gear and no idea, Flush is the easy way in.
Discover the full programme and book a bay here.
