2nd Team v Juniors – 3rd v 4th Match
24/03/2024
Clymer Bowl – 2nd Team v Juniors – 3rd v 4th Match
Clymer Bowl – 2nd Team v Juniors – 3rd v 4th Match
Clymer Bowl – 1st Team v Presidents – Final Match
Clymer Bowl – 1st Team v 2nd Team – 1st Round Match
Clymer Bowl – Presidents v Juniors – 1st Round Match
Pre-season preparations are underway for the 2024 season. Chris White has been appointed County Captain and will be working closely with Robert Barnard the new Team Manager. Robert has been busy contacting potential players and arranging several get togethers. As with every season, player availability is key but the signs are looking good. 20 players attended the first get together
Our squad managers together with local PGA Professionals organised a Clinic at Dereham GC for 20 of our older boys testing their skills against our local head Pro. This was followed by a simulator get together at Mattishall Golf Club organised by Greg Caffyn. It included our under 14/16 age groups. It proved a fun packed afternoon that encouraged social
Congratulations to all this seasons winners Barnard TrophySwaffham beat Sheringham Bass Trophy Cullington CupSprowston Manor beat Barnham Broom Handicap LeagueDivision 1 – Winners Eaton, Relegated Mundesley 1Division 2 – Winners Sprowston Manor, Relegated MattishallDivision 3 – Winners Barnham Broom, Relegated Caldecott Hall 1Division 4 – Winners Royal Norwich, Relegated SheringhamDivision 5 – Winners Dereham, Relegated The LinksDivision 6 – Winners
DUNSTON HALL became the Scratch Knock-Out champions of Norfolk for the first time after a nail-biting day’s golf at Eaton. Dunston mastered Royal Cromer 3.5-1.5 in the morning semi-finals before taking on Royal Norwich, the last-four conquerors of King’s Lynn. And with the title on the line, three of the five singles ties went down the 18th hole in what
ED FEATHERSTONE celebrated turning 18 in fine fashion – by winning the Norfolk Elite Amateur Championship at Royal Norwich Golf Club. Featherstone’s landmark birthday was two days before the 36-hole tournament that attracted a high-class field drawn from the six counties who contest the Anglian League. And the Sheringham golfer earned himself an extra present by virtue of a two-stroke
SIMON CLARK could hardly have written a better script for his final match as Norfolk first-team captain. Not only did Clark lead his men to an emphatic 9-3 Anglian League win over Cambridgeshire at Bawburgh Golf Club. He also signed off on an individual high with a thumping 9&8 singles’ success – the biggest victory margin of his career. It