The following are the dates of the four main Warwickshire Strokeplay Championships for the Centenary year of 2006. The full Mens calendar, including a number of age-group Junior Championships, will be available shortly. Entry forms will be available from early February this year and early entry is advised to be sure of a place in what are going to be special championships.

Throughout this Summer, the Warwickshire Union will be completing its Championships ý the Boys and Youths, the U15s and the Seniors. You can find full detail of all of these championships here, including Entry Forms and Posters. All the details are in PDF form which can be printed off in high quality form

This is the draft of the County Fixtures for 2005 and of major events in both the Midlands and Nationally for Amateur golf. To view aprintable PDF, please go to 'More'

The Warwickshire Open 2004 – Olton GC – Wednesday 1st September Olton was playing tough for the 40 competitors for the 2004 Warwickshire Open, despite one of the best days weather for golf this Summer. Our Amateurs found the par of 69 very difficult, through some tough pins and fast greens. The Professionals, who only qualified from their Championship last week, faired a little better and the two first round leaders were Russell Smith (Sutton Coldfield) and Craig Phillips (Nuneaton) on 68 (-1).

With a storming round of 29 over the Lea Marston Par 3 course, Nathan Ray held off the challenge of three girls to take the Warwickshire Schools U11s by two points using the specially modified stableford system for this competition. It was excellent golf from the inform Maxstoke Junior who shot a 79 nett 65 at the Kenilworth Junior Open just last week.

North Warks GC – Tuesday 3rd August 2004. A year ago to the day, Jack Sant (at aged 13) stated he wanted to emulate Paul Broadhurst in winning the Warwickshire U15s two years in succession. It was a positive message that Jack has carried with him since as he progresses rapidly through the ranks of Warwickshire Junior Golf and today; he lived up to his word with a score of 2 under par for the 27 holes of the Championship.

With two rounds of 72, it was a great performance from one of the youngest of the Warwickshire contingent in the 2004 Midland Boys at Moseley GC. With our County having won this Post and Mail trophy for Midland Boys itself, each of the last three years, expectations were high throughout but eventually only Chris Doughill was able to claim a Midland Trophy.