9 Hole Fridays Series & Fixture Update
Competition Update
9 Hole Fridays
Our 9 Hole Friday Series commences today and will run for 4 consecutive Fridays before a Tour Championship Final on Friday 3rd October.
These events are open to all, with Gents playing from the yellow tees and Ladies from the red tees. They will be handicap qualifying and played over the front 9 using a stableford format. Points will be awarded for the leading 5 players each week. Following the 4 weeks of qualifying series, the leading 5 players will be given a head start in the Tour Championship Final.
These events are designed to offer another chance to play for your handicap, especially with the evenings drawing in. £2 entry per week.
The Gents Summer League Salver & Finals Day which was scheduled for Wednesday 3rd September has been rearranged for Wednesday 10th September. We have then moved the Gents Peter Boyle Foursomes Trophy to Wednesday 17th September.
The Gents John Carver Trophy has also been rescheduled and will be played on Sunday 14th September.
Regards,
Chris
Our 9 Hole Friday Series commences today and will run for 4 consecutive Fridays before a Tour Championship Final on Friday 3rd October.
These events are open to all, with Gents playing from the yellow tees and Ladies from the red tees. They will be handicap qualifying and played over the front 9 using a stableford format. Points will be awarded for the leading 5 players each week. Following the 4 weeks of qualifying series, the leading 5 players will be given a head start in the Tour Championship Final.
These events are designed to offer another chance to play for your handicap, especially with the evenings drawing in. £2 entry per week.
The Gents Summer League Salver & Finals Day which was scheduled for Wednesday 3rd September has been rearranged for Wednesday 10th September. We have then moved the Gents Peter Boyle Foursomes Trophy to Wednesday 17th September.
The Gents John Carver Trophy has also been rescheduled and will be played on Sunday 14th September.
Regards,
Chris