Congratulations to the Vets team that won the M4 Seniors Winter League Final recently. The final was played at Wycombe Heights Golf Club against Rickmansworth with Leatherhead winning 3-1.
It's a great team result, and thanks go to all those that have been involved both at the Division stage and later in the knockout rounds too.
The winning shield is now on display in the members' bar at Leatherhead.
On Sunday 23 June the much-coveted Colin Wood Trophy was won by Derek Hughes with a great score of 42 points with Luke Rogers a close second with 41 points. Colin was on hand to present his trophy to Derek on the patio afterwards.
On the same day as the Challenge match Ed Van Egmond recorded a hole in one on the ninth. Congratulations Ed! Everyone enjoyed his success and shred a drink with him!
The third Challenge Match against Competitions Secretary Vernon Crittenden and Ulrich Vosloo took place over the weekend with the Captain and Pro having to play out of their skin to record a well fought halved match. Charlie Lydard carded a 64 (7 under par)! We are obviously bringing the best out of everyone that plays us!
A huge thank you to Vernon and Ulrich for their very generous donation to the charity.
The second Challenge Match against Bradley Halford and Neale Higgs took place over the weekend with the Captain and Pro being thoroughly beaten and out played losing 5&3.
Congratulations to Bradley and Neale and thank you for your very generous donation to the charity.
The Vets took two teams to the Singing Hills seniors open to defend the title they won last year. Both teams finished a very creditable third equal 7 points behind the winners.
David Rowling and David Samsom won first place on the two 9 hole courses they played with a fantastic 46 points (betterball). A great effort from all who played.
The Captain and Charlie Lidyard took on Chris and Roger Singleton in the first Captain and Pro charity challenge match with a hard fought match finishing all square!
Congratulations to James Weal on winning the Pachesham Cup with a very impressive 41 points, and to Rob Cooke for winning the Holmden Eclectic two round competition with a very well deserved nett 64! Well done both!
