What's on in September at Cowdray

Wooden door entrance to Walled Garden at Cowdray surrounded by flowers

As the final days of summer play out and we expect the season to fade into autumn, here's what's happening at Cowdray this month.

Beginner Golf Coaching with PGA Professional Matt Watson
Open to non-members, Beginner Group Coaching with PGA Professional Matt Watson is designed for new golfers looking to gain the skills to enjoy this great game. Each session will focus on a different area of the game; all equipment is provided. Dates are below, check out the website to find out more - www.cowdray.co.uk

Putting, Saturday 9th September
Chipping, Saturday 16th September
Bunkers, Saturday 23rd September
Pitching, Saturday 30th September

To book, contact Matt via email directly: matthew.watson@cowdray.co.uk

Foraging at Cowdray
Discover what edible ingredients can be found in the great outdoors by exploring the Estate this September with its forager and learn about the wonderful world of wild food. Find out more at www.cowdray.co.uk/events/category/foraging

Pick to Picnic Foraging Walk, Saturday 9th September
Late Summer Foraging Walk, Saturday 16th September

SAVE THE DATE

Walled Garden Autumn Open Day
Sunday 15th October, 12:00pm - 4:00pm, The Walled Garden

Open the oak-framed door and uncover a magical wedding venue in its autumn glory. Enjoy complimentary canapés and refreshments as you explore this hidden gem, partake in a lawn game or two, and discover our two spacious reception rooms, Dressing Room, and of course the garden itself.

Meet a selection of trusted suppliers and friends, including Cowdray's in-house caterers The Yellow Kitchen, along with the experienced Cowdray Weddings team, and learn what they can do to make your day that much more special.

Book your complimentary tickets at www.cowdray.co.uk/events/walled-garden-autumn-open-day

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