The WLCGA are holding a Forum on Girls Golf at Shirley Golf Club on 26th February. If you would like to book your place please print off the poster below and contact Emma Stoddart, ELGA Junior Development Officer for our County

How good will she be for Ladies Golf? The question is not how good Michelle Wie will become, and is much more than how good she will be for Ladies Golf. How good could she be for the game of golf for everyone? This feature has lots of questions and we would like your opinions. Please read this feature and if you would like to comment, you can e-mail us to say what you think. We want to hear from you!

This is the fixture list for Warwickshire Girls for 2004 - including matches, Championships and special events. If you are a Warwickshire Girl Golfer, you should have received a copy of this list and returned it to Sylvia Evans, WLCGA Junior Organiser, so that she can enter you in competitons or consider you for matches. You need to contact Sylvia for a form to complete as soon as you can if you do want to play in these events this year.

This page gives you access to quality copies of a number of entry forms and the contact form for Girls golfers for 2004. Just CLICK next to the title of each form to have a PDF come up you can print off and use as needed. Pictured is Felicity Johnson, holder of the Girls Championship

Every year, Warwickshire Girls gather very early in January for a fun morning’s golf followed by a meeting when the years events are outlined and a new captain is appointed. There is also a trophy awarded for the most improved Junior Golfer.

This is the trophy awarded each year for the most improved player from the WLCGA Girls. For 2003 it was won by a player who at 14 achieved something very special. In three days in May, she achieved won the most prestigious championship that Warwickshire Ladies Golf has to offer ...

Last year Jack Sant took the U15s and he will return to North Warwickshire GC to try and emulate Paul Broadhurst by winning this title twice in succession. His closest challenger will be (on handicap basis) Steve Mumford who became one of the youngest ever club champions in 2003 by winning at his home club Coventry Hearsall.