Travelsleuth's Diary: September Sporting FixturesHeadquarters, Centenary House, The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B76 9PT; tel: 01675 470333; fax: 01675 477888. Cynthia Tipson is responsible for membership services and information. See also the PGA website at: www.pga.org.uk GETTING THERE: Take the M6 to Birmingham, transfering to the M42 outside the city. Get off at junction 9 onto the A446 and follow AA signposts. Nearest airport: Birmingham International. TICKETS:Advance application is necessary. Around 22,000 are allocated at the end of June in a UK match year by a random computer lottery. Successful applicants are informed by mid-July. Obtain an application form well in advance by writing to Ryder Cup Application Form Request, PO Box 2001, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B76 9PF. Spectators can apply for a maximum of two season tickets (around £200) or two daily tickets (from £15 to more than £130) for each day per application/household. The only company authorised to sell packages incorporating tickets and accommodation is Ryder Cup Travel Services, tel: 0161 486 1600, fax: 0161 486 0600. ACCOMMODATION: Try the New Hall Hotel, Walmley Road, Royal Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands B76 1QX. Tel: 0121 378 2442; fax 0121 378 4637. This 12th-century hotel, surrounded by 26 acres of gardens, claims to be England's oldest moated manor house. If you intend to stay in Birmingham, the better hotels include the Regency Birmingham, 2 Bridge Street, Birmingham Bl 2JZ (tel: 0121 643 1234; fax: 0121 616 2323; email: hrbirm@hrb.co.uk). Motor Racing: Goodwood Revival Meeting
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