Abbey Hill Golf Centre in Milton Keynes is giving visitors the chance to win a new car.
All players opting into the contest who score a hole-in-one at the 18th on the public pay-and-play centre’s themed adventure golf course, Pirate Island, will be entered into a prize draw to win a Kia Picanto worth nearly £8,000.
The fun, obstacle-strewn layout features a giant shipwreck, lakes, waterfalls, rafts, cannons and even a resident crocodile, which visitors to Abbey Hill – part of BGL Golf, the UK’s leading course owner and operator – will need to successfully negotiate in just one shot on the final hole to be in with a chance.
The new Abbey Hill Golf Centre General Manager, Andrew Scholey, said: “Normally a hole-in-one is a rare occurrence in golf, but on Pirate Island, it’s much easier, giving lots of people a great opportunity to be in with a chance of winning the car.
“Adventure golf has proved to be hugely popular with people of all ages and previous golfing experience, and I look forward to welcoming both new and familiar faces taking on our hole-in-one challenge.”
Launched to coincide with National Golf Month the competition closes on Sunday, July 20, 2014. Entry is costs just £1 plus the usual green fee. The winner will be announced after the competition closes on Sunday, July 20, 2014.
National Golf Month, which launched on May 1, 2014, has been organised in conjunction with industry leaders including BGL Golf plus key organisations such as The European Tour and England Golf, the game’s National Governing Body, to help entice lapsed golfers and attract newcomers to the sport.
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