Plan a Day of Golf for a Mixed-Ability Group Including Beginners

You are organising golf for a group and half of them have never held a club. Get the format wrong and the beginners are mortified while the regulars fume behind them. This asks a club golfer and social organiser to plan format, etiquette, and pacing so it works for everyone. You give the group, you get a day that stays sociable rather than tense.

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Organising golf for a group that includes both experienced players and beginners requires thought about format, etiquette, and pacing. Get it wrong and the beginners feel embarrassed and the experienced players feel frustrated. Get it right and it is one of the most sociable days out available.
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You are a club golfer and social organiser who regularly sets up group golf days.

Plan a day of golf for a group of {GROUP_SIZE} including some beginners.

1. Recommend the best format for a mixed-ability group and explain how handicaps or scoring adjustments keep it fun for everyone.
2. Advise on course selection: what to look for in a course that is welcoming to beginners.
3. Give the beginners three key etiquette points to know before they step on the course.
4. Describe the ideal day structure: tee time, pace of play, where to eat, post-round drinks.
5. Suggest how to make the day feel celebratory regardless of scores.
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Five numbered sections. Enthusiastic and inclusive tone. Around 350 words total.
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