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20/09/2023
The Crowds Are Going Wild For Roaryneckilroy...
The T-Rex, which towers over the 18-hole adventure golf course, is now known as Henry after the 3 Hammers short course architect Sir Henry Cotton and the American palaeontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn who originally named this breed of dinosaur back in 1905!
"We’ve had a lot of fun going through the entries for these competitions. People have such vivid imaginations!” comments Ian Bonser owner of The 3 Hammers Golf Complex. "Next in line for a name is the pterodactyl which sits on our waterfall and we can’t wait to see what people come up with for that!”
Uniquely, 3 Hammers offers a combination of golf experiences that caters to all levels.
With a Top Tracer driving range, short course and full PGA Staff, there is a clear pathway for people to learn and develop their game without the pressures of a formal golf setting. Add to that the restaurant, shop and new outdoor eating area you have the perfect day out for all of the family.
"We are very proud of the community we serve and enjoy seeing them playing golf in all its formats,” concludes Ian. "Bringing dinosaurs to Wolverhampton wasn’t something I ever expected to do, but it’s definitely enhanced the offer we have here and attracted new customers to 3 Hammers.”
About 3 Hammers
Established in 1965, The 3 Hammers has grown over the years to become a nationally recognised, award-winning golf venue.
The outstanding short course was designed by renowned golf architect Sir Henry Cotton. Alongside this, the Golf Complex offers a Toptracer Driving Range, a PGA Professional Teaching Academy with 8 PGA Professionals and a Well-being team consisting of a Sports Psychologist, Strength & Conditioning Coach and a Personal Trainer, an Online Shop, an American Golf Store and Bar & Bistro.
The most recent addition is the Jurassic Creek and 18-hole adventure golf course with life-size animated dinosaurs!
Check out their website here: www.jurassiccreek.co.uk
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