Ingon was in very good condition for the time of year, and tested the prospective team members as well as those who will be playing for the U16s and U14s. For the top prizes, the battle was between Wallace and Nathan Ray.

'His short game was top notCh', said Nathan as he watched Wallace get up-and-down on eight occasions, sometimes from very difficult places.

Nathan didn't hit many more greens and six bogies (twice as many as Wallace) were countered by and eagle and a pair of birdies for his 74 and 34 stableford points.Coventry's George Butler was third with 33 points.

In fourth place was fellow Coventronian Adam Lumley, fresh from his 100% record in the 4 Counties. Adam was suffering from 'reverse bounce-back' by making a bogey every time he had a birdie - 'I couldn't really putt', said Adam , 'they were silly bogies.'

George Allen and Michael Pell completed the tie on 32 points.

In the U16s age group, Louie Pett had 30 points whilst in the U14sm the best score was Iain McKay with a 27.

Pictured are the prize winners with Warwickshire Union President John Powell.

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