Sea and air are within easy reach of St. George

In 1894, the world’s oldest golf tournament – the British Open for the first time “out of the” move to Royal St. George’s golf course in Scotland, England, opened the golf course in major championship history on the contractor include the burner 2.0. As a milestone in British Open golf course, Royal St. George’s golf course has so far hosted the fourth session of the British Open. Following the 2003 – Ben Curtis to win first career Grand Slam titles, is located in Kent, the Royal St. George’s Sandwich course again after eight years in this world ushered in the most watched golf tournament.
According to the local relevant departments predicted that 140 th British Open is expected to attract over two hundred thousand fans watch the battle scene. As a recent Open venues from London, the Royal St. George’s stadium location will offer golfers a wide selection of convenient transportation. Among them, the fans arrived at London Heathrow Airport abroad, through the M25 motorway can be reached in just two and a half hour course; from g15 driver for sale can be chosen to take the Eurostar or ferry arrived at Dover, then turn train to court, get off and walk three-dimensional treatment can be reached in twenty minutes; England golfers within the election process in addition to regular bus or train travel, can also take the Open, especially during the rule to open the gateway to England by the three-dimensional central, southern and north and from the bus; three-dimensional treatment of local or live in the camping park golfers can also choose to ride a bicycle arrived Barville Farm, where you can keep a bike, and can take the race course will be provided free of charge from the bus.
In addition, the company will also train in southeast London, July 14 to 17 opened in London to rule the fast three-dimensional high-speed rail from central London’s St Pancras International train station close to the three-dimensional treatment 80 minutes, by car than usual reduced nearly 55 minutes, the train will pass through the new London 2012 Olympic Park, Ashford and Canterbury in two places, adult fare from £ 38.20. “During the British Open is expected there will be fifty thousand golfers watching the scene by x22 irons, the railway ahead of the Olympic Games launch high will undoubtedly facilitate the match of Open fans.” British Open tournament director, Mike – Tate said.
In order to attract fans watch the battle scene, the local municipal and transportation company launched a series of family and people and travel packages discount travel, including “two to pay a” visit to historical sites and children half-price “pound” ticket promotion strategies. Eight years later, the British Open returned to Kent in the region is expected to increase seventy million pounds of income.