As you maybe aware the GUI and the ILGU have been working towards having One Governing Body for golf in Ireland. Set out below is the Report on Phase Two Consultations.
OGB Briefing and Feedback Report
Help is needed to deliver our Membership Package Offer Flyers to a number of housing estates in Skerries, Rush and Lusk.
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This year’s East of Ireland Mixed Foursomes Championship takes place on Sunday 10th September in Greystones GC.
Format is 36 Holes Stroke Play with Gross and Nett prizes plus longest drive and nearest the pin. The entry fee is €60 per pair with lunch included. Entries are limited to the 36 pairs with lowest combined handicaps at the closing date on Sunday 27th August.
This is a great sociable Championship to finish off the season and we hope you will consider competing.
To enter on line go to https://www.golfnet.ie/online-entry
Congratulations to Maria Dunne and the other members of the Irish team who successfully beat England for the title on the final day at the Ladies & Girls’ Home Internationals. Details of matches can be found here https://www.golfnet.ie/news/ilgu/2546/ireland-vs-england-for-the-title-at-the-home-internationals
In the latest GUI Podcast the Chief Executive Officer Pat Finn talks about the changes in governance in GUI which sees clubs attend and vote at the GUI AGM from 2018. He also speaks about funding for High Performance, One Governing Body, Amateurs in the Irish Open and more.
The GUI and the ILGU have made significant progress in the discussions around the creation of One Governing Body (OGB) for Golf in Ireland, since the Discussions began in November 2015.
The Discussions Group for One Governing Body would like to hear from golfers and former golfers who are playing less or have stopped playing to understand the initiatives that OGB could undertake to attract you back, or to make it easier for you to play more. We know your time is constrained and precious. We will keep the session to an hour and a half max, but would really value your input.
You are invited to attend one of three sessions in Clontarf, Cork or Strandhill Golf Clubs.
The separate dates and venues are listed below. Please follow the links below to register for the session most suitable to you:
– Tuesday 11th July (6-7:30pm), Clontarf Golf Club – Click HERE
– Friday 11th August (6-7:30pm), Cork Golf Club – Click HERE
– Monday 14th August (6-7:30pm), Strandhill Golf Club – Click HERE
The consultation meeting will be facilitated by Jane Williams, who is a highly experienced independent consultant. Jane will facilitate the meeting in a way which allows attendees to share open and honest feedback on the topics being discussed. Comments and thoughts shared by participants on the draft proposal will not be attributed back to any individual.
In early 2017, the DG established eleven Working Groups (WG) in areas of acute importance, such as Volunteerism, Championships and Game Development, to name but a few. Eight WG reports have now been received and key themes are emerging.
In the initial round of consultation in April/May 2016, the Discussions Group (DG) received strong feedback that OGB is a good idea and if done well, will provide a solid base for strengthening the game of golf in Ireland into the future.
We wish to thank you, in advance, for your cooperation and we look forward to meeting you at the consultation session.
Pat Finn (CEO, GUI)
Sinead Heraty (CEO, ILGU)
The GUI want to hear from golf club members in relation to Communications.
Responses will help shape GUI policies and strategy in this area over the coming years.
The survey will take 5-10 minutes to complete and covers topics such as where you get your golf news, which social media you engage with, coverage of golf on radio and questions on the overall GUI Communications progress.
The survey is anonymous however you have the option of giving us your email address. Those that do will enter a draw for a Full Day Clinic at the GUI National Golf Academy for FIVE people, including lunch with our professional at Carton House.
You can take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CCOComms2017
Last updated: 26th June 2017
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