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    In an emotionally charged Senior’s AGM on Tuesday Captain Dave, who had held the role for three years passed over the “Captain’s Green Briefcase” to Phil the new Captain. Inside the case were a number of items which included his Captain’s Badge and the Senior Captain’s joke book. The Captain and Treasurer gave…

Our club’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday 26th January 2023 at 19:30 in the Calderfields Suite All members are welcome! Please click on the calling notice for a larger image.

Here are the most important information that you need to know about.       Players can now repair or replace damaged clubs during a round (Rule 4.1a(2)) It used to be that players who incurred damage on their clubs, whether through their own actions or freak events had to take those clubs out of…

              Repair Pitchmarks This is imperative all year round, but more so during the winter months where most often playing surfaces are softer than during the summer resulting in pitchmarks being more common and with temperatures being lower recovery time is longer. If a pitchmark isn’t repaired straight away…

New Local Rule: From the 1st January 2023 the committee will introduce this local rule. When entering any club competition, it is the responsibility of the player to add their handicap index, course handicap and playing handicap to the scorecard, if these are missing it will incur the player being disqualified from that competition.

Men’s Competition: THE FUR AND FEATHER Following the cancellation of this event due to the inclement weather earlier in December 2022. It’s now been rescheduled for SATURDAY 14th and SUNDAY 15th JANUARY 2023 The format is STABLEFORD with a 95% OF PLAYING HANDICAP The Entry Fee is £6.00 which must be paid on the day.

        At this time of the year with severe ground conditions, the hidden damage that can occur to the Golf Course Grass. Click on the Golf Ball for further details!

  Carry If You Can Carrying your golf clubs decreases the amount of wear caused by trolley wheels, particularly around the greens and tees. This can also save you a lot of time on your round and saves the greenkeeping team time in the spring having to repair and most often re-seeding damaged areas. Following…