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Rain and more rain for the Seniors 6s |
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For the first County6s for Seniors, the heavens opened, lightning was ever present and our Team, lead by Captain John Duncombe, were a very creditable 4th place. The MGU only managed to play this first ever championship between the 10 Midland Counties over 9 holes as it was all that the weather would allow - for John Madden, 18 might have produced a very good score. |
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Two in a row for Stafford |
| Round 1 and Ben Stafford was 1 down with two to play against Adam Gray in a very high quality U21s and Boys Matchplay for 2004 (virtually no-one was missing from the Top 16). The Defending Champion's answer - to birdie the very tough 17th and then hit the sort of approach Harborne member's dream of at their monster par 3 18th, to 4ft. This sort of recovery summed up Ben's two early matches ...
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Tatton REALLY enjoys his Senior Golf. |
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Warwickshire Seniors 2004 at Nuneaton GC Monday 16th August.
For Geoff Tatton, playing for the Warwickshire Seniors Team has made his golf in his 50s. Geoff appreciates the warmth and camaraderie at the matches, a thought which was echoed by John Stubbings, Secretary for the last time at a Seniors Championships, watching the George Stubbings Salver being handed over to the 2004 Champion Tatton, a fellow Moor Hall Member.
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Seniors and Juniors |
| If you click on 'more' you can find the draw for the Warwickshire Seniors Championship, to be held next Monday 16th at Nuneaton GC. You can also find out about the success of Warwickshire Juniors in Rounds 1 and 2 at the British Boys, being held at Conway GC - and there is news of the Junior Order of Merit. |
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Sant hits the double |
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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. |
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A Big (and very important) win |
| Beeston Fields Sunday 1st August. Captained (for the afternoon at least) by Graham Hargreaves, Warwickshire took on Notts 1st team with only a win enough to keep our County very much in contention for the Midland League title for 2004. The team include a debut for the star of Midland Junior golf, Andy Sullivan as well as a place for a very tired (see additional feature) Chris Evans. |
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