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Incredible value Clifton Springs Golf Club

In case you haven’t heard the news, Clifton Spring Golf Club has recently launched a new seniors menu and so far it’s been an absolute hit.

In what they believe is the best-value lunch proposition for seniors in the Greater Geelong Area, the seniors menu is available lunch and dinner, seven days a week.

It features a number of dishes from their a la carte menu at a heavily discounted price.

Just present your seniors card at time of order to be eligible for a seniors meal. Strictly one meal per card.

But that’s not all that’s on the horizon at Clifton Springs Golf Club.

In June and July, they will welcome the return of Morning Melodies, with a number of musicians locked in over the coming weeks on a Thursday to brighten up your morning with some sweet, soulful tunes.

Tickets are $25 and include morning tea, lunch and entertainment. Musicians booked include:

Thursday June 27: Kevin Mahoney

Thursday July 11: Christmas in July

Thursday July 25: Chrissy

Register your interest with Mel on (03) 5251-3391 or email mel@cliftonspringsgolfclub.com.au

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