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What's New:
Free Brochure
A brochure, providing full details of Membership availability, Fees &
Subscriptions, Green Fees and Society Packages, is now available from the Office
or Pro Shop. Please see Home Page for contact details. Alternatively you
can e-Mail us by clicking on the link below, please include your full name &
address.
Wolstanton
Golf Club
e-Mail Newsletter
How to Join
From time to time, a Club newsletter is published. It is sent by
e-mail and is available to Social & Playing Members. If you would like to receive it, please click on the e-Mail link
below, and type 'newsletter' as the Subject. Please include your
full name, and/or your Membership number.
Wolstanton Golf Club
Competition Results
Results & handicaps
Competition results & current handicaps can now be accessed on-line at:
http://www.howdidido.co.uk
.
On your first visit you will need to register. The service is free, though
there is an optional enhanced service, such as texting results to your mobile,
available for a small annual fee.
This page shows names and pictures of a surprising number of Birds that either live, or have been seen, on the golf course. Other species of wild life, including Foxes & Squirrels, also live on the course. Some of the Foxes have become quite tame, Fox Cubs have been seen chasing and chewing golf balls, probably mistaking them for eggs! Photos of some of the wildlife seen on the course, can be seen in the Wildlife Photo Gallery, which includes a series of photos of one of our more friendly Foxes. |
| Please Click here for Wildlife Photo Gallery | ||
| Birds Actually Seen or Living on the Course | ||
 Black-Headed Gull |
 Blue Tit |
 Bullfinch |
 Buzzard |
 Canada Goose |
 Chaffinch |
 Chiffchaff |
 Collared Dove |
 Cormorant |
 Crow |
 Fieldfare (winter visitor) |
 Goldcrest (Britain’s smallest bird, approx 3.5 inches) |
 Goldfinch |
 Great Spotted Woodpecker |
 Great Tit |
 Greenfinch |
 Green Woodpecker |
 Greylag Goose |
 Hedge Sparrow |
 Heron |
 Herring Gull |
 House Martin |
 House Sparrow |
 Jackdaw |
 Jay (seldom seen) |
 Kestrel |
 Long-Tailed Tit |
 Magpie |
 Mallard |
 Mistle Thrush |
 Moorhen |
 Nuthatch |
 Redwing (winter visitor) |
 Robin |
 Rook |
 Song Thrush (seldom seen) |
 Sparrow Hawk |
 Starling |
 Swallow |
 Swan |
 Swift |
 Waxwing |
 Treecreeper |
 Wood Pigeon |
 Wren |
 Yellow Wagtail |
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