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2008 Warwickshire Championships - ENTRY FORMS
The feature contains all the entry forms for the WUGC Championships and Trials for 2008. You are encouraged to enter as early as you can and entries are now being accepted. These championships are the most prestigious events for Warwickshire golfers and winners will join our illustrious and long history.
2008 Competition News
2007/8 Warwickshire Cup - Warwickshire Schools Entry - January 1st 2008. In the update, you will find the completed draw for the 2007-2008 Warwickshire Cup, after the 1st Round Matches, and the first entry forms for 2008, for the 26th Warwickshire Schools which will be played at the West Midlands GC on Tuesday 25th March. Firstly though, a Very Happy New Year to all our readers.
2007 - The end of the season
Friday 30th November 2007 - Copt Heath Golf Club - The 2007 Warwickshire Union Annual Dinner - In their Centenary, using their newly re-furbished lounge and dining room, Copt Heath once again hosted the Union's Annual Dinner for near 200 diners. The guest of honour was Richard Palmer, President of the EGU (Pictured with John Stubbing WU President).
2007 Warwickshire Cup - DRAW SHEET
To access the draw for the 2007-2008 Warwickshire Cup, please CLICK HERE. This competition is played between participating clubs, with each team having three foursomes pairings. The format is scratch matchplay. The Holders are Copt Heath Golf Club (pictured).
Performance Putting
October 2007 - 2008 Warwickshire Junior squad at Dr Paul Hurrion's Putting studio. With a significant contribution from the English Golf Union, the Warwickshire Union have been able to put in place two new special coaching projects, and one of them is a day with Dr Paul Hurrion, the putting expert whose client roster includes, amongst others, a certain Padraig Harrington, the Open Champion.
Juniors take three out of four
Midland League Play-offs - Tuesday 16th October - Wollaton Park GC, Nottingham. Having missed out on the single qualification spot for the English Junior County Finals - by some margin after a number of other counties stormed past us and Worcestershire took that top spot - Warwickshire Juniors made sure of every other trophy they could win with one final unbeaten performance against regular rivals Nottinghamshire.