Moor Hall trio Daniel Bardsley, Rob Bardsley and John Paul Banbury came storming back to win the English Champion Club at the weekend and have now targeted similar success when they face Europe's best next month.
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Essex’s Charlie Croker birdied four of the final five holes to claim a stunning victory at the English Boys’ County Champion of Champions. Playing on the Hotchkin Course at Woodhall Spa Golf Club, the 15-year-old posted rounds of 71 and 68 for a 36-hole total of 139 (-7) and a one shot victory over Cumbria’s Joey Hornby The event featured the boys’ champions from 30 counties in England – and was once again a terrific advert for junior golf in […]
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Leicestershire & Rutland claimed a historic first win at the English Boys’ County Finals after a day of drama at Furness Golf Club in Cumbria. The Midlands champions only reached the 2022 national finals by virtue of a countback victory at the regional qualifier. But after a 5-4 win on day one against Gloucestershire and a 5.5-3.5 defeat on day two against Yorkshire, a 6-3 victory against Kent on the final day of the round robin event was enough to seal […]
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England took all the spoils in the 2022 R&A Home Internationals after winning the boys’ and girls’ competitions and the new combined event featuring a mixed team of boys and girls. England topped the combined final leaderboard at held at Downfield Golf Club in Scotland with a perfect three points from three wins. Ireland was second with two points, Wales and Scotland took half a point each, with the Welsh side finishing third thanks to more matches won. Already in […]
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Buckinghamshire’s John Gough’s continued his stunning run of victories in top amateur events with a dramatic triumph in the Lytham Trophy. The 23-year-old England men’s squad player took the prestigious title by a single shot from 15-year-old Scot Connor Graham after closing the 72-hole stroke play event with a round of 70 for a winning total of level par. Kent’s Ben Quinney third with a closing total of +3. For Gough, the latest piece of silverware will sit alongside the English […]
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