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Our address:
50 Ferrymead Park Drive,
Christchurch
8022,
Canterbury, South Island,
New Zealand
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Our phone(s):
03 376 5350
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Our fax:
03 376 5350
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Our website:
www.ferrymeadgolf.co.nz
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The shopping hours and days of the business Ferrymead Golf Complex are:
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Conference Services, Entertainment and Recreation, Golf Clubs and Equipment
Workshops, Customising, Club Fitting, Lessons
we are providing services in Christchurch, Kaikoura, Cheviot, Rangiora, Darfield, Akaroa, Ashburton, Amberley, Culverden, Culverden Area
MasterCard, Cash, Gift Vouchers, Financing Available, EFTPOS, VISA
All Ages, Balls, Drivers, Clubs, Golf Tees, Putters, Grips, Residential, Commercial, Intermediate, Beginner, Advanced, Driving Range, Pro Shop, Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, Ping
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“Have been into this Supermarket twice in past 2 weeks and there is no mandatory manual sign in place. Both New World and PaknSave Hastings have a person asking if people have signed in and directing people to the facilities. Hardly anybody in the queue this morning were using the QR code. It is MANDATORY to do so and this is not being followed. Will boycott the supermarket till action is taken to rectify this.”
“Do not use. Everything that has been 'fixed' by him falling apart within 6+ . Workplace always left dirty, did paint job, paint left on everything that wasn't supposed to painted. Broke things and left other surrounding areas dirty and damaged. Complete waste of money, have to get other tradies to fix jobs he 'fixed'.”