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The Association of James Braid Courses ("AOJBC")

Reduced Green Fees for Bangor St Deiniol GC members.

James Braid was involved in either the original design of or substantial restructuring of well over 300 golf courses primarily in Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland. The AOJBC is an arrangement between over 200 of these clubs whereby visitors from AOJBC clubs can play other such courses at the "Member Guest Rate" at the club being visited. Often this is 50% of the normal Green fee, at some clubs it is less than 50%. Bangor St Deiniol joined the AOJBC in early 2011.

Minimum Distance
There is no Minimum Distance restriction in the AOJBC.

Frequency
Members can use this facility as frequently as they wish, there are no restrictions.

Limit on Numbers
There is no limit on numbers.

Procedure
Contact the club being visited and make arrangements to play. Ensure you advise the club that this is under the AOJBC arrangement.
Bring evidence to the club being visited that you are a member of Bangor St Deiniol GC. This can either be a letter from our Secretary Mr Tecs Davies or the membership sticker for the current year.

Member Clubs
When we joined there were 115 clubs in the AOJBC as at November 2012 there are more than 200 including Gleneagles (Kings and Queens), Dalmahoy, St Enedoc and Hawkstone Park ( Hawkstone course)
A list of these clubs is available in the Gents Locker Rooms and the Ladies Room, and also via the link below.

Visitors to Bangor
The AOJBC is very much a reciprocal arrangement and members of other AOJBC clubs are very welcome when they visit us. Please extend to such visitors a warm welcome, as they enjoy reduced Green Fees at our club.

The James Braid Trail in North Wales

James Braid ("JB") was involved in either the original design of or substantial restructuring of well over 300 golf courses primarily in Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland. For some time there have been 6 James Braid Trails in Scotland in different geographical regions, but no JB Trail outside Scotland. During the winter of 2011-2012 10 JB clubs in North Wales worked together to create a JB Trail in North Wales.

Member Clubs
Aberdyfi, Porthmadog, Pwllheli, Nefyn, Holyhead, Bangor St Deiniol, Maesdu, Old Colwyn, Rhyl and Wrexham Golf Clubs are the founder members.

Certificate
Golfers who play each of the 10 JB Trail clubs and have a JB Card stamped at each club can apply for a Certificate which confirms their achievement, and also entry into a draw for free golf the following year.

Website
The JB Trail website is www.thebraidsociety.com.

The Trail is supported by the following websites:
www.golfasitshouldbe.com
www.golf-northwales.co.uk
www.visitsnowdonia.info/james_braid_golf_trail_north_wales-179.aspx

Telephone Bookings
Bookings can be made by telephone for all 10 clubs through Mandy Evans of Golf North Wales on 0845 450 5995

Reduced Green Fees
7 of the 10 JB Trail clubs are members of The Association of James Braid Courses ("AOJBC"), being Aberdyfi, Pwllheli, Holyhead, Bangor St Deiniol, Maesdu, Old Colwyn and Wrexham. Golfers who are members of any club within the AOJBC can enjoy golf at the "Member Guest Rate" when playing at these 7 clubs.