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U21s Matchplay 2003 – Ben is Back |
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Winning the Midland Boys is some achievement, giving a player a reputation to live up to. After last years triumph, the silky skills that Ben showed that day have been under a little bit of pressure but today, at Moor Hall, Ben added another prestigious trophy to his collection. |
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A very special win for Madden |
| John Madden only took up the game of golf in his mid 30’s. Since reaching ‘Seniors’ age, he has competed every year for Warwickshires most prestigious Trophy for the Senior golfer and twice he has lost in a play-off. He is a wonderful example to any late starter of what can be achieved but having found that he enjoyed the game, the ‘competitive’ John Madden has lowered his handicap to 3 and there is now a trophy collection of which this win is very special.
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Warwickshire crowns its youngest ever champion – Jamie Carney |
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The 1st ever Warwickshire Schools Championship was held on Tuesday 12th August over the excellent 9 Hole course at Lea Marston. Using a format developed for use by the English Schools Organisation, it was a championship where handicaps did not count. The best player was going to win and that was Jamie Carney, but it was very close. |
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Sant takes Warwickshire Championship No1 |
| For Jack Sant, this was a very special day. He is only 14 and will qualify for the U15s next year but along with Leigh Pritchard, Tom Price and Steve Mumford, he is one of a select group of very talented Juniors who are expected to carry on the incredible level of success for our County in future years.
All the above, and a number of others, have done well at U16 s level playing and winning matches against the best from other Counties. There have been hiccups though and all our Juniors know of the success that the County has had, and of the players who have gone on to Tour success. One such player, and past U15s Champion, is Paul Broadhurst, a name Jack was first to mention.
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1st Team away vs Staffs at Beau Desert |
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With two points already in the bag , Captain Ian Watkins was looking at a 3-2 lunchtime lead and a very valuable advantage in this crunch league match with our last pairing of Paul Randle and Ryan Burton 4 up with 4 to play. However, just like last month, the result may have turned on possibly one bad bounce.
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The 2003 Weetabix Women s British Open Championship |
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Bright sunny morning and for these reporters the start of an exciting day. Weather forecast is good so hopefully the play will match it. Again there was just a breeze and it was very sunny. This international field will surely delight the record crowd of 21,610 hoping to see an thrilling finish. Total crowd for the week was 73330. Quality abounds with 4 of the top 10 ADT money list in contention. |
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