We want to show off our brand new tennis courts after a major investment in them last autumn. We have a very welcoming tennis section and we’re always looking for more players of all ages to get involved. Join us on Sunday 20th March, from 11.00am-3.00pm to have a go at playing tennis for free or if you’re already an experienced player, to try our fantastic new courts.
Everyone is welcome – the Family Tennis Open Day is available for both non members and club members!
With free mini and junior coaching sessions, Cardio Tennis, a Touch Tennis Tournament and a mix-in doubles...
Exeter Golf and Country Club is celebrating a double win at the Devon LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) Awards.
Head of Rackets, James Temple was awarded 'Young Tennis Coach of the Year', with trainee coach Tom Slack winning 'Volunteer of the Year'. Exeter Golf and Country Club was a finalist for the prestigious 'Club of the Year'.
James has worked as a tennis coach since the age of 16. He stared coaching in Wiltshire before moving to Devon, working at Exeter Tennis Centre, Victoria Park and Exwick Tennis Club before joining Exeter Golf and Country Club in 2011.
The 2015 Club President, Liz Turner has announced she has raised over £1400 for Macular Society on World Sight Day.
World Sight Day is an annual event on the second Thursday in October to raise awareness of blindness and vision impairment as major international public health issues.
The World Health Organization and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness coordinate events and activities for World Sight Day. The purpose of World Sight Day is to raise awareness and influence governments to participate in and designate funds for national blindness prevention...
This Saturday is a day for a double celebration by the squash club at Exeter Golf and Country Club, welcoming a new squash coach on World Squash Day.
To mark this important date in the squash events calendar, Exeter Golf and Country Club are opening the doors to the squash courts for free coaching sessions for juniors from 10am until 12pm with the new coach, Mike Harris. Mike will also run an elite academy for some of the county’s best players in the afternoon, followed by the Club Session to meet squash members.
Mike, who is 26 and is an England Squash and Racketball Level...
Jim Dowie, an 82 year old golfer from Exmouth has just reached a remarkable golfing milestone by playing on over 300 golf courses worldwide.
Jim, who is a member of Exeter Golf and Country Club set himself the 300 target back in 1997 when he was a mere lad aged just 64 when he started playing the game. Prior to taking-up golf, Jim played badminton at county level for many years.
Since then, Jim has played golf in 26 countries worldwide and whilst most of his golf has been played in the United Kingdom, the list of countries he has played in reads like an international travel...
Lee Cooke, Gym Manager at Exeter Golf and Country Club has completed five triathlons in five days for charity, Combat Stress.
Raising over £440, Lee’s five-day challenge pushed his fitness to the extreme and raised awareness of Combat Stress with the club’s 4,500 members.
Taking part in the club’s gym and outdoor pool, Lee’s triathlon challenge covered over 157 miles swimming, cycling and running. Each triathlon consisted of a 750 metre swim, 40 km bike ride and 10 km run, combining the official distances of the British Triathlon Federation’s ‘Sprint’ swim and the ‘Standard...
Eyebrows! We’ve seen all sorts of shapes and sizes over the years but we think that tempting as trends can be, the best eyebrow of all is the one which looks best for you!
Our eyebrow shaping and tinting have always been popular treatments but now we can offer a longer lasting effect that is bespoke for you.
The perfect shape and colour to enhance your eyes and really make them stand out! As the saying goes, if eyes are the window to your soul, eyebrows are the frame! MyBrows is high definition, precision perfect eyebrows treatment...
Golfers lined up in the bright sunshine to take part in Exeter’s popular Marnie Burgoyne Memorial Golf Day.
Nearly 50 teams enjoyed a great day out and raised cash for us. The Exeter tournament is sponsored by John Burgoyne, who runs Burgoynes Estate Agents and the trophy is presented in memory of his mum, Marnie Burgoyne, who was one of the original Hospiscare fundraising committee members.
Our Hospiscare nurses cared for Marie in her own home and for the last ten days of her life they looked after her in the hospice.
With the alterations under-way, Exeter Golf and Country Club has opened the first of the re-developed holes which is part of the new golf course design.
Golf Captains, John Fairman and Jackie Follett opened the new golf hole on Friday 5th June.
The hole will be played as the 16th this season and measures at 146 yards with a large, new teeing ground, renovated bunkers and widened green, which modernise the hole, demonstrating how length is not the only factor in creating a demanding par 3.
The hole will then become the new 14th at the start of the 2016 season. The...
The fast actions of Exeter Golf and Country Club staff saved the life of one of their club members, when he suffered a major heart attack.
Mike Ritchie, 61, became unconscious whilst gripped by a severe heart attack as he sat in the jacuzzi at the club. A fellow member, Janice Voce, raised the alarm with 17 year old lifeguard Elliot Chandler, when she noticed Mr Ritchie slumped in the water. Elliot who has been a lifeguard for less than a year reacted immediately and with his fellow Lifeguard, Luke, pulled Mr Ritchie out of the water while pressing the alarm to summon other members...
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