NORFOLK’S Under-16s enjoyed individual and team success at the Skevington Salver and Bagshaw Trophy, staged this year at Newton Green Golf Club in Suffolk. The annual event also features rising stars from Suffolk, Bedfordshire and Essex – but this year saw Norfolk sweep the board. Sheringham golfer Theo Pudney claimed the prestigious Skevington Salver, awarded for the best gross score.
This years event was held at Great Yarmouth & Caister Golf Club. A stiff northerly wind prevailed making scoring difficult. Previous winners Jill and Andrew Gooch from Bawburgh Golf Club set the early pace with a hard fought 36 points. They then had an agonising wait as the rest of the field returned their scores. The pair of David Fullegar
Harry Thomas is in Austria representing Wales Under-18s. Yesterday, Harry and his playing partner won at the 21st hole to ensure his team (Harry pictured on left end) beat Italy 3-2. There was also success for Luke Johnson at the Schools’ Team Championship at Woodhall Spa. Not only did he and Doris Thomas combine to land top spot for Easton College
Chris White saluted his Norfolk side after they powered to a convincing victory over Suffolk in their Anglian League encounter at Great Yarmouth and Caister Golf Club. Norfolk’s golfers had suffered narrow reverses in the opening two fixtures of their season, but bounced back with a strong showing to record an 8-4 triumph. The stars of the show were Tom
NORFOLK’S senior golfers are in line for a East Anglian Senior League title showdown after a thrilling encounter with Northamptonshire. Captain Iain Reid’s team staged an exciting comeback at Hunstanton Golf Club in an ebb and flow tussle that finally finished all square at 7.5-7.5. The draw means that they will have destiny in their own hands when travelling to
Norfolk golfer Harry Thomas is all set to travel to Austria, Scotland and Slovakia in the biggest month so far of his blossoming career. The Eaton Golf Club member, 16, has been called up to represent Wales Under-18s in the European Boys’ Team Championship at Diamond Country Club from July 9-13. He is a part of a six-man side in
Sprowston Manor captain Karl Diggens put local knowledge to good use as he claimed victory in the Norfolk Handicap Championship, staged on his home course. Diggens, receiving nine strokes each round, fired net scores of 70 and 69 to finish on an overall total of three-under-par. That left him two clear at the summit from Lawrence Bedson and fellow Sprowston
NORFOLK’S senior golf team maintained their 100 per cent record when they surged to a 9-6 success over Cambridgeshire at Thetford Golf Club. Captain Iain Reid’s side bossed the morning foursomes play to open up a commanding 4-1 lead in the 2024 East Anglian Senior League fixture. The subsequent singles action proved to be much closer as the visitors threatened a comeback. But in
DIFFERENT year, different course, same outcome. Ed Featherstone underlined his status as a shining light among the county’s elite golfers with a second successive triumph in the Norfolk Amateur Championship. Twelve months after landing the historic title at Royal Cromer, Featherstone followed up with a fine four-shot success at Eaton Golf Club. The Sheringham High School sixth-former began his title
CAPTAIN Chris White remained upbeat after Norfolk’s county golf team slipped to a second successive slender Anglian League loss. The hosts went down 5-7 to Northamptonshire in a hard-fought contest at Great Yarmouth and Caister Golf Club. White and playing partner Simon Clark posted Norfolk’s solitary point from the morning’s quartet of foursomes matches. But the singles proved to be