Colin Montgomerie will return to defend his title, won in such dramatic fashion, against a star studded field over the stunning Jack Nicklaus designed Heritage Course. The European Open has been won by no less than 8 Major Champions including Nick Faldo, Bernard Langer, Greg Norman and Ian Woosnam, and in Ryder Cup year competition will once again be fierce as Europe’s best players compete to capture vital Ryder Cup points and one of the biggest titles on the European Tour.
OFFICIAL HOSPITALITY FACILITY
The luxuriously appointed facility is situated alongside the 18th Green, with stunning views of the treacherous closing hole and panoramic views out across the course, The European Open Pavilion will provide the finest hospitality. Private tables are available for 10-12 guests.
To include the following in the package: - Morning Coffee and Buffet Breakfast
- One day course and hospitality admission ticket per guest
- Three Course Silver Service Luncheon
- Complimentary Bar (excluding Champagne)
- Programme and daily Information Guides
- Traditional Afternoon Tea
- Reserved VIP Parking (1 per 2)
- Floral Decorations
- Garden Area with Furniture
- Uniformed Hostesses
Example Itinerary
- 08.30am - Morning Coffee & Breakfast on arrival
- 11.00pm - Complimentary Bar Opens
- 13.00pm - Luncheon
- 16.00pm - Afternoon Tea
- 18.00pm - Complimentary Bar Closes
- 18.30pm - Facility Closes
Thursday 03rd July- £300Friday 04th July- £300Saturday 05th July- £250Sunday 06th July- £250(per person + VAT)
London Golf Club - Heritage Course
Stand on the blue tee of the Heritage's 12th hole and suddenly you will know why Jack Nicklaus is the greatest golfer the world has ever seen.
A sight no man with a pounding heart and jittery swing would relish but still one to savour. An incline cloaked in swaying grass rumbles away from you and the safety of the fairway that cambers right, like Ferrari's Modena test track, seems impossibly far away. You have to see it with your own eyes.
Tantalising and mesmerising - that is Jack's way. His eye for the land and strategic brain brought him legendary status, but also they shaped The Heritage into a purist's dream. Holes rest in natural valleys, cling to crowned slopes and are framed by cuts in the grass as precise as the creases in a guardsman's trousers. Cunning greens bask in all their silky glory, spellbinding in their wondrous texture and purity of roll. Surely, everything must drop.
He has taunted us wiith water, egged us on with risky carries over cradles of sand and set a subtle mental challenge that is stimulating as well as exacting. His lines are gentle and pleasing, but the bite is there too. Add in the glories of nature and you have an intoxicating test.
