Partner Article
Wychwood Park Golf Club tees up with Crewe Audi
A PGA standard golf course in Cheshire has teed up alongside a leading motor dealership to offer something a bit extra to customers of both businesses.
Wychwood Park and Crewe Audi have partnered together to invite motorists for a round of golf while their Audi is serviced at the dealership.
Not only that, when you drop off your car for service, Audi will drop you off at Wychwood where you and a friend can enjoy a free round, and then pick you up later on.
John Oakley, after sales manager at Crewe Audi, said: “We are always looking at ways to improve our service to customers and for golfing enthusiasts, it doesn’t get much better than this.
“Wychwood Park is set in rolling countryside and is widely regarded as one of the premier inland courses in the North of England, providing the ultimate challenge for golfers.”
Head professional and golf manager at Wychwood Park Jon Farmer said: “We are delighted to be able to introduce Audi customers to Wychwood and believe that the aspirational brand fits well with the ethos of the golf club. “A chauffeur service to and from the course, 18 holes of golf plus a hole in one sponsorship deal certainly make for a winning partnership.”
With all of its services, Crewe Audi guarantees Audi-trained technicians, Audi computerised diagnostics and Audi original parts, including a two-year parts and labour warranty. For more details or to book your service telephone 08436 588341 or log on to www.creweaudi.co.uk/golf
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sam Taylor .
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