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The 2004 JoM - First full Results |
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If you click on 'Junior Order of Merit' (Left), you will see the first update of the JoM for 2004 and heading the table is Andy Sullivan from Purley Chase after a win at the Schools and Runner-up places in the Boys and Mens Trials. Only 15% of the JoM points for 2004 have been distributed so far, so Andy has a long way to go and lots more golf to play if he is going to claim the JoM title. |
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Jack Sant and Steve Mumford high in the Faldo Points |
| Having secured second place in the first round of the qualification from the Midland and East Anglia region of the 2004 Nick Faldo series with a 79 at a wind blown Brancaster, Jack Sant (Ladbrook) went one better with a fantastic 73 over the Dukes at Woburn and now tops the leaderboard at U15s level. In 4th place in the U16s is Steve Mumford (Coventry Hearsall) after his own 72 on the famous course
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Streets ahead |
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If you start golf at 11, make sure you don’t just try to hit the ball as far as you can. Be like Harry Street and know that you can putt well. Just in his second year of playing golf, Harry is now the proud holder of the Wales Trophy for the best nett score in the Schools Championships – through shooting a 66 on a course nearly 6700 yards long. |
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Lots and lots of promise. |
| With Hannah Coles not finding early season strokeplay form, and last year’s Girls Captain Stacey Edwards having a poor day, it was an opportunity for one of the group of up and coming 13-15 year old Warwickshire girl golfers to show that they have what it takes to be a champions, like Felicity Johnson and Hannah, and it was Charlotte Dalton who took the Girls trophy with an excellent 84 over the testing Henley Golf and Country Club course. |
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The McEvoy and the 4 Counties Team |
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The week after Easter is always the date of the McEvoy trophy, 72 holes played over Copt Heath and open only to the best Boys in the Country. This year, the cut off point for handicaps was the lowest it has ever been and only three of our Juniors had made into the field, with Jak Hamblett, Boys Captain having to withdraw from both this competition and the 4 Counties, through injury late last week.
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The British Heart Foundation Junior Championships |
| YOUNG GOLFERS ACROSS WARWICKSHIRE GET THEIR SWINGS BEHIND THE FIGHT AGAINST HEART DISEASE
Young golfers across Warwickshire will be getting their swings behind the battle against heart disease as the British Heart Foundation's annual Junior Golf Championship gets underway next month with a preliminary round at Stoneleigh Golf Club on 29 April. |
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