2nd May 2012 - 6th May 2012

COGS En France Notice: To ensure we get the trip under £400 we need to book the hotel within the next couple of weeks.
Can you please send a deposit of £110 each asap please.
The ferry will need to be booked in December so that is when the next installment is needed.
Call me for my bank details - Martin O'Brien
After a few years playing the fantastic Brittany courses Peter O’Brien thought it was time for change.
We have researched the market and located Normandy as a preferred option.
We will base ourselves in the Port city of Caen. Caen is William the Conqueror’s town and with an area of 5.5 hectares, Caen Château today is one of the largest medieval complexes in Europe.
The castle was used as a barracks during World War 2 and was seriously damaged. Despite the destruction of much of Caen during WWII, many of William the Conqueror and Queen Matilda’s creations still remain, such as the Abbaye aux Dames and the Abbaye aux Hommes, now home to Caen Town Hall...back to golf….
Confirmed so far...
- Peter O’Brien
- Martin O’Brien
- Tony Hibbs
- Roger Rosevear
- Chris Trethewey
- Chris Stribley
- Shaun Channon
- Paul Bowden
- Ian Chambers Snr
- Ian Chambers Jnr
- Tony Coles
- Mike Best
- John Smith
- Pete Goodswen
- Alan Dibb
- Steve Humphreys
- Roy Purlan
Itinerary
- Wednesday 2nd May - Poole to Cherbourg 08:30 depart – arriving 11:50
- Sunday 6th May - Cherbourg to Poole 16:00 depart – arriving 17:20
Golf
Hotel
- Hotel Ibis @Port De Plaisance, Caen – Free Hotel Car park
Cost
- Brittany Ferries & 5 rounds of golf - £320 P/P
- Hotel through Hotels.com - £117 P/P
- Total £437
NB – Brittany Ferries have promised to price match the Hotel and offer a 10% saving if we book before January which means the price will come down to around £400 each. (Last years trip cost £400 but only included 4 rounds of golf).

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Contact Peter or Martin O'Brien to book your place!
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Comments
Also, it would be useful to know which car(s) will contain 'The Mad O'Briens' for incident avoidance planning purposes!