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Honorary life-time membership for departing David

OVER 60 members and guests attended a surprise leaving party for David Waite as the Club bid a
fond farewell to their longest-serving General Manager on Thursday, April 28th.
Waite, who joined from Rushden Golf Club in March 2006, will officially complete his stint at
Wellingborough on Friday, May 13th, but the Club felt it was appropriate to hold a special get together
at Harrowden Hall before then.
To say thanks for all his exceptional work over many years, the Captains Committee confirmed he
has been offered honorary life membership at Wellingborough Golf Club.
Club President Charlie Higgins also gifted Waite (pictured below right) with a voucher to receive a
new set of custom-fitted Ping golf clubs at their European headquarters in Gainsborough.
Dan Hacker, who will take over as General Manager on Monday, June 6th, is in the process of
appointing his new Office Assistant with interviews taking place in the coming weeks.

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Time for patience from all Wellingborough members

WELLINGBOROUGH Golf Club will need to deal with a
short period of uncertainty next month as the Office remains
closed for three weeks, following the departure of General
Manager David Waite on Friday, May 13th.

With Dan Hacker, who is leaving Stratford-on-Avon Golf Club
to take over the role in early June, the Club are advising all
members to be patient during this transition period.

Anyone with queries, which may normally be dealt with
by the Office at Wellingborough, are therefore advised to
contact other departments at the Club in the meantime.

Waite explained: “There is a three-week gap after I leave
without anyone in charge of the Club Office, so it will primarily be closed during this period of time.

“But obviously life still goes on. So, for any queries, the members will need to contact the respective
personnel in the bar, the pro shop, catering etc. or go to the Club Captain.

“In the short term, for a few weeks anyway, the Club will need to deal with anything that comes along,
which I’m sure they are more than capable of doing.

“There will hopefully be just minor disruption before the new General Manager, Dan Hacker, takes
over in June. I’m not sure when his Assistant will start, but obviously there is bound to be a transition
process into a new set-up in the Office. I wish Mr. Hacker all the best in the role, and hopefully he
enjoys working at Wellingborough Golf Club as much as I did.”

Tap-Ins ROGER Butler and Gary Grimmitt were both

part of the County Seniors team who recorded a

WELLINGBOROUGH Golf Club are pleased battling 9-6 victory against Worcestershire in the

to confirm the appointment of new Sous Chef opening pre-season friendly.

Callum York and the return of Natasha Hall as HARROWDEN Hall will host the first round
Assistant Chef to the catering department. of fixtures in the NGL Intermediate League

THE Club are still keen to employ some more on Saturday, May 28th as Collingtree play

casual staff behind the bar, so anyone interested Kettering, Rushden meet Northampton, while

needs to contact Lily Houghton. defending champions Kingsthorpe take on

TICKETS are now on sale for Party in the Overstone.

Gardens, which takes place on Saturday, July DEPENDING on the weather, the swimming pool

16th. Live music will be provided by 2Rude at Harrowden Hall is expected to open in time for

and Hypersonix. the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, which begins on

JUNIOR group coaching with Ryan Connolly Thursday, June 2nd.

is now running on four-week blocks on THE Club is organising a special Platinum

Saturday mornings at a cost of just £20. For Jubilee competition for men, ladies and

ages six and above, anyone who would like juniors on Friday, June 3rd - entry will include

to attend can contact the pro shop or email a BBQ. Members can bring guests with them,

[email protected]. they just need to buy a ticket at the bar.

EVERYONE at Wellingborough Golf Club WITH pages to fill in the Wellingborough Club

passes on their condolences to the family Magazine, there are plenty of opportunities to

of popular members Alan Lloyd and Violet advertise during the year. Please contact the

Payne after the brother and sister died within Club Office to get your message across to the

the spaces of a few weeks last month. members and visitors in 2022 and beyond.

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Course was lovely for Ladies Spring Meeting

LADIES Captain Sheena Markham said: “April saw two of our new ladies go through to the national
rounds of the Mizuno Pairs. Helen Marriott and Claire Guest played four matches in the regional
rounds - the last going to the 20th hole at dusk on the County course. Congrats to both, and good luck.

“The Club matches have started too. Good luck to all the ladies playing in the Cecil Leitch teams, the
Ladies League and the Annodata.

“On Tuesday, April 26th, the ladies enjoyed The Spring Meeting. I heard there had been a few
rumblings with reference to the golf course, but I think all the ladies will agree the course was lovely
for our first big day. Thank you to Steve Mackie and his team.

“Many thanks to the gentlemen who had booked to play on the day in the middle of the competition
due to our error in the way the competition was set up, your understanding and help in making
changes was very much appreciated.

“The leading players on the day were in-form Claire Guest (pictured with myself), who finished first
in the Silver Division and Diane Grove, who won Bronze 1, while Linda Simpson led Bronze 2.

Hopefully these ladies will play in the County Centenary
Medals Finals later in the year.

“The winner of the Winter League, with the best five
rounds over nine holes, was Helen Marriott with a total

of 107 points. Helen was presented with the trophy
at the Spring Meeting. Thank you to Miriam for
organising and raising funds for my charity.

“Please look out for the poster advertising
my Charity Day on Wednesday, August 24th
in aid of Dementia Sings Out.
Please save the date.

“Happy golfing all.”

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David Waite: Messages of good will to Mr. Wellingborough Golf Club

Company Chairman Ian Ferris: Club President Charlie Higgins:

David has brought significant improvements David came here as a fresh-faced man all
to our Club over his 16 years and the Board those years ago, but his legacy will be very
thanked him for this contribution at the recent difficult to follow. His biggest attribute is his
Board Meeting. We all wish David and wife Sue approachability because he treated everyone
a long and happy retirement and look forward with respect and a friendly nature.
to seeing him at the Golf Club, playing golf and
having an enjoyable time. Head Chef James Henderson-Savage:

Ladies Captain Sheena Markham: I’ll always be grateful to David for trusting me
and giving me the opportunity to take over from
I choose one word to describe David; ‘integrity’ - Peter Hall, who like myself thinks he was a
he has it in spades. Thank you for your wisdom, fantastic boss. He was always there when we
understanding and constant support of the needed to talk to him.
Ladies section. Wishing you much happiness
for your retirement. Webmaster Mike Gilbrook:

Club Professional David Clifford: David was always a pleasure to work with.
Always calm and clear.
It’s been a pleasure to work with David. I wish
him all the best for the future and look forward Magazine Editor Steve Jackson:
to seeing him on the golf course soon.
During his time at Harrowden Hall, David has
Head Greenkeeper Steve Mackie: helped elevate the Golf Club to a completely
different level. The bar for the quality and
David is the best boss I’ve ever worked for. He’s standard of service to the membership
such a nice guy, and when you ask him to do and guests has been set incredibly high for
something, it gets done. It’s been a pleasure to anyone joining or visiting Wellingborough, and
work for him. long may it continue.

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Meg returns to winning ways on LET down under

WELLINGBOROUGH professional Meghan MacLaren made it a hat-trick of career victories down
under on the Ladies European Tour as she clinched the Australian Women’s Classic by one stroke
at Bonville Golf Resort.
With the tournament being shortened to 54 holes due to heavy rain in New South Wales, the 27-year-
old carded scores of 67 and 70 to lead by one going into the final day, when she posted a round of
69 to nudge ahead of Sweden’s Maja Stark.

MacLaren, whose previous two LET wins came in the Women’s
New South Wales Open in 2018 and 2019, sealed her latest victory
with a brilliant back nine that included birdies on the 11th, 14th,
15th and 18th holes.
She said: “It means a lot. It is a little bit surreal right now. When
that putt (pictured left) went in, it was the best feeling in the world.
“I thought I had made the birdie putt on 10. I had a bit of a tricky
start, that’s the thing I am most proud of all week was the fact I
stayed calm, and I knew I was going to play some good golf at
some point and I managed to get it done.
“The people are amazing here and it is a place I feel really
comfortable. I’m going to keep coming back here for the rest of
my career.
“The support was unbelievable - it means the world to me to know
people are rooting for you and they want to see you do well. It really
helps to spur me on, so I owe them a lot.
“Australia is somewhere that I felt comfortable from the very first time I have been here. I don’t know
what it is specifically, if I knew that I’d maybe be able to win more tournaments somewhere else as well.
“I love it here. The people have always been incredibly welcoming. It is somewhere I like to be, and
the golf courses are great and long may it continue.
“Tournaments in Australia bring in players from all over Europe and all across the world, it is great to
see where the women’s game is going and hopefully where it is going to keep going.
“The Women’s New South Wales Open will always be special to me. Coming off the back of a victory,
it is nice to feel comfortable and confident and it reminded me why I love it so much out here.”

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MacLaren only made the decision to return to the Ladies
European Tour earlier this month after initially planning to
compete in the USA on the 2022 Epson Tour, which feeds into
the LPGA Tour.

But after finding some form in two LET events in Thailand,
MacLaren won the Australian Women’s Classic pro-am team
prize a few days before the Bonville event, and now sits third in
the 2022 LET Race to Costa del Sol rankings.

Speaking before the Australian Women’s Classic teed off, she
admitted playing on the Ladies European Tour in 2022 would
probably be the best environment to develop her game.

She said: “Last year, I did what was best for me last year,
but that’s not necessarily the same this year. I realised pretty
quickly that by being over there (USA) this year I wasn’t going
to help me get what I wanted out of it.

“I’m at a point in my career where I know what I need to get
better, which environment that requires and which people to
bounce off – and I didn’t feel like I had that in America.

“I find it’s easy to get sucked into a ‘golf is work’ mind-set, especially playing on feeder tours and
that’s never been how I’ve viewed golf. I love golf and it’s all encompassing for me.

“I feel in America I get focused on what I’m shooting and if I’m making cuts and what I need to do
to do well in tournaments, rather than just enjoying that process of knowing I’m better now than I
was two weeks ago or if I can see improvements in different areas.

“But I believe in myself and the longer I’m out here, the more I’m backing myself to achieve what
I think I can.”

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Confident starts for club teams in various county leagues

NGL Handicap League - Group B

Wellingborough 10
Peterborough Milton 5

LOCAL knowledge proved crucial in the
opening Handicap League match of the season
as Wellingborough bagged a solid home victory.

Jonathan Gould and Paul Redding (five holes)
got the hosts off to the ideal start, Tim Coleman
and Matthew Redding added a one-hole win
in the next game, before Andy Redding and
Aaron Tebbutt extended the advantage by a
further point.

Although Milton responded by halving game
four and winning the next tie by five holes,
Wellingborough confirmed the victory thanks
to a three-hole success for Raj Kooner and
Luke Perkins, pictured right.

Wellingborough travel to Priors Hall in their next
outing at the start of this month, before hosting
Northants County on Thursday, May 26th.

Ladies League Ladies Cecil Leitch - Group B

Wellingborough 2½ Wellingborough A 3
Elton Furze 1½ Northampton 2
at Rushden GC

REIGNING champions Wellingborough recorded A TRIO of 3&2 victories meant Wellingborough A

two convincing wins, plus a half, as they got their got their Ladies Cecil Leitch campaign off to

title defence off to a winning start. a bright start as they edged a tight contest with

Teenager Ashleigh Critchley was unstoppable their fellow 1893 Club.

in the opening tie as she triumphed 6&5, while The side’s first away match is at Rushden on
debutante Suzanne Wright added a 3&2 win.
Friday, May 6th, while the Club’s B team are in

With the remaining two games going the distance, action twice this month in Group A as they host

Carol Gibbs confirmed the team success as she Elton Furze the previous day, before travelling to

finished all square with Pauline Hurley. Whittlebury Park on Sunday, May 22nd.

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Two wins in two outings for Hollingsworth Trophy team

NGL Hollingsworth Trophy - Group B Priors Hall 2
Wellingborough 3
Wellingborough 4
Northampton 1

A STUNNING 9&8 foursomes success from WELLINGBOROUGH made it back-to-back wins

Paul Saunders and Chris Howes in the opening as in-form Sherlock and Hammond secured the

tie set the tone for Wellingborough as they decisive point on the third extra hole at the Corby

recorded a comfortable Hollingsworth Trophy Club.

home win. Although the home outfit took games one and

After the Club lost all four matches in 2021, three, Saunders and Howes (4&3) maintained

Andrew Yearsley and Mike Davis (6&5) quickly their excellent form, before Carl Hughes and

doubled the lead, before Sam Waite and Tom Mark Walker set up a grandstand finish by

Blevins confirmed the team win as they shook levelling the match score by winning the 18th

hands with their opponents on the 18th green. hole.

Steve Hammond and Adam Sherlock (pictured) With Kettering winning twice on the road already

added another point, but the hosts couldn’t this year, Wellingborough now face a vital trip

complete the whitewash as Northampton to the joint-leaders in early May, before hosting

secured a narrow win in the closing game. Northants County a fortnight later.

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Hypersonix

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Club members chase glory in County tournaments

WELLINGBOROUGH duo Adam Sherlock and Sam Waite came up just short in their bid to clinch
the first County silverware in 2022 as they finished runners-up in the NGL Scratch Foursomes over
36 holes at Overstone Park GC.

The pair looked set for victory in the first Order of Merit event of the year when they posted just one
bogey in an opening round of three-under-par 69 to lead by three at the half way stage.

Although Sherlock and Waite continued to keep the big numbers off their scorecard throughout the
second round, back-to-back bogeys on the last two holes proved costly as Ray Connolly and Jensen
Parfitt came through to snatch victory.

The Collingtree Park partnership birdied the 11th and 13th holes in the afternoon before sealing top
spot with a two on the tricky 17th and another birdie at the last.

Club golfers Leah Ribano and Chelsey Sharp have both put their names down to play in the NGL
County Ladies Championship at Cold Ashby GC from Friday, May 13th.

Cameron Black (pictured below left) is the first Wellingborough member to enter the County Junior
Championship, which takes place at Northants County GC on Monday, May 30th.

The 36-hole tournament, which has a net and gross competition for boys and girls, is the first of eight
events in the 2022 NGL Junior Order of Merit.

Club members are also being encouraged to play in the Collingtree Park Junior Open on Thursday,
June 2nd and the other events this summer at Overstone, Northampton, Cold Ashby, Peterborough
Milton and Northants County.

Wellingborough’s Junior Open, which is being run by www.progressjuniorgolf.com, is the penultimate
competition on the Junior Order of Merit and takes place on Thursday, August 11th.

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No April showers, plus cold conditions, leave dry course

HEAD Greenkeeper Steve Mackie sad: “The course has been very dry - unbelievably dry. We can’t
get anything to grow, obviously we can’t force it to grow. There has
been a lack of moisture and a lack of heat - we are struggling.

“The only thing we can do is wait and be patient because
the more productive weather will come. We have had
four days of rain in April - about 18% of the average
rainfall in the month.

“As well as being dry, it’s also cold. You just to have
to look at the trees, there are no leaves on the
trees, especially the big ones. They know what
they’re doing and can do - it’s a simple as that.

“We understand the frustration of the members
but there’s not a great deal we can do about it.
We just have to concentrate on ensuring the
course is in the best condition we can get it.

“At the same time, we could do with some help
because members also need to look after the
course - it’s their course, after all!

“One of our bug bears is tee pegs being left on
the tees (pictured below). If a player can bend
down and put a tee in the ground, then they can
bend down and throw it away once they’ve hit their
shot - not just leave the broken ones on the tee area.

“It’s the same with the etiquette of repairing
pitchmarks on the greens - it’s the members’ golf
course so it’s also their responsibility to look after it.”

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Results

Ladies Spring Meeting (April Medal):
Silver Division: 1 Claire Guest (net 71), 2 Liz Rees
(77), 3 Diane Dickinson (79). Bronze Division
1: 1 Diana Groves (76), 2 Helen Marriott (76), 3
Rachael Owen (76). Bronze Division 2: 1 Linda
Simpson, pictured (net 74), 2 Judith Chapman
(76), 3 Caroline Anstee (81).

Friday Night Golf (April 22nd): Mixed Team Competition (April 18th):
1 Billy Wellborn (19 points), 2 Tim Coleman (16), 3 1 Chris Dickens, June Smith, David Birkett &
Christopher Shore (16). Helen Marriott (86 points), 2 Andrew Winfield,

Ladies April Stableford (April 19th): Lorna Winfield, Kevin Steel, Ellen Steel (83),

Division 1: 1 Claire Guest (39 points), 2 Susan 3 Rod Gibbs, Carol Gibbs, Steve Townsend &
Kellett (35), 3 Josie Patrick (34). Division 2: Helen Leema Townsend (82).
Marriott (38), 2 Ruth Bowe (34), 3 Susan Sharp
(33). Division 3: Sheena Markham (33), 2 Carole Friday Night Golf (April 15th):
Cornforth (32), 3 Sue Dodd (32). 1 Dave Connolly (22 points), 2 Steven Munns
(19), 3 Tim Coleman (18).
Ladies April Nine-hole Stableford (April 19th):
1 Jackie Banks (18 points), 2 Mollie Graham (16), April Mid-week Medal (April 14th):
3 Barbara Walker (11). 1 Phil Elwick (net 71), 2 Jonathan Mott (72), 3
Charlie Higgins (75).

Ladies Team Am-Am (April 12th):
1 Miriam Johnson, Sue Kellett & Pat Dawson
(77 points), 2 Sue Sharp, Geraldine Bunyan &
Amanda Rawson (72), 3 Di Dickinson, Kathryn
Stronach & Mary Phillips (72).

Handley Cup (April 10th):
1 Paul Redding, 2 Pat Dawson, 3 Matthew Coles.

Seniors Lonsdale 2 (April 6th):
1 Keith Banham (40 points), 2 Steve Hughes (37),
3 Martin Ayling (37).

Ladies April Stableford (April 5th):
Division 1: 1 Susan Kellett (29 points), 2 Pat
Dawson (29), 3 Liz Rees (28). Division 2: 1 Denise
Roderick (36), 2 Pat Briggs (26), 3 June Smith
(25). Division 3: 1 Karen James (39), 2 Pat White
(35), 3 Carole Cornforth (31).

Ladies April Nine-hole Stableford (April 5th):
Winners: Mary Phillips, runner-up: Sue Dodd.

Sunday Stableford (April 3rd):
1 Alan Stokes (41 points), 2 John Carter (40), 3
Wayne Dent (37).

March Midweek Stableford (March 31st):
1 Ryan Hatton (35 points), 2 Daniel McLaven (33),
3 Stephen Blenkinsop (32).

Ladies Winter League
1 Helen Marriott (107 points), 2 Pat Dawson (103),
3 Anita Royles (101).

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Full Set with... Sheena Markham

IN the latest of a series of Q&A features with the Harrowden Hall personnel, Wellingborough Golf
Club Magazine chatted with the person in charge of the ladies section over the next 12 months.

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Ladies Captain at Wellingborough
Golf Club.

What is your golf handicap?
The ball!

My perfect fourball would be?
I have no desire to play with anyone
famous, I just enjoy playing golf.

Why did you join Wellingborough?
Only club that would have me!

What did you want to be when you
were a child?
A policewoman.

What would you change about
yourself?
I’d be a better golfer.

What has been the best advice you
have ever been given?
The best thing one can wear is a smile.

What do you do in your spare time?
Fill it.

What is your guilty pleasure?
Watching any building programmes
on TV, eg Grand Designs or any
George Clarke programmes.

If you won the lottery, what is the first
thing you would do?
Thank the kind person who bought me the ticket.

What are the best and worst parts of
being Ladies Captain?
Ask me at the end of the year.

What is your favourite TV show or film?
Best film is The Abyss (pictured right).

What has been the highlight of your
golfing career so far?
Winning the Medal Salver.

What is the funniest thing you have ever
seen on a golf course?
A crow carrying off Judy Bolar’s ball on the fifth hole.

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May 2022
Fixtures

(subject to change)

Date Start/End Event (1st tee unless stated)

Sun 1st 11:00 - 12:00 Northants U14 Boys v Cambs Advertise
Mon 2nd 11:00 - 13:30 Mixed Competition With Us
Tue 3rd 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies Coronation Foursomes
Thu 5th 10:00 - 11:30 Cecil Leith v Elton Furze Please join us in 2022
Sat 7th 13:30 - 14:00 Ladies May Medal and beyond
14:00 - 14:30 Ladies Annodata v Beadles Lake
Sun 8th 07:00 - 15:00 VE Cup Full page;
Tue 10th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies May Medal from £70 + VAT
Wed 11th 07:45 - 13:00 Seniors Lonsdale 3
Thu 12th from 08:00 May Mid-week Medal Half page;
10:30 - 12:00 Ladies Friendly v Woburn from £45 + VAT
Fri 13th 09:30 - 10:50 Seniors v Gog Magog
Sat 14th 13:00 - 14:10 Elite League v Tadmarton Heath Quarter page;
Sun 15th from 08:00 Sunday May Stableford from £30 + VAT
13:30 - 15:00 Hollingsworth v Northants County
Mon 16th 10:00 - 11:30 Seniors v Northants County Office -
17:30 - 18:00 Junior Nine-hole Competition 01933 677234
Tue 17th 09:30 - 10:30 Ladies May Stableford
10:30 - 12:30 Ladies Exchange Day general.manager
Thu 19th 09:45 - 14:45 Midland Lady Vets Championship @wellingboroughgolfclub.com
Sat 21st 07:00 - 15:00 May Medal & Mulliner Cup Q
Sun 22nd 07:30 - 12:00 May Medal & Mulliner Cup Q Summer Bar Hours
Mon 23rd 17:30 - 18:00 Junior Nine-hole Competition
Tue 24th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies Harrowden Hall Cup Monday 11:00am - 8:00pm
Thu 26th from 08:00 May Mid-week Stableford
10:30 - 12:00 Ladies Friendly v Northampton Tuesday 11:00am - 8:00pm
Fri 27th 14:00 - 15:30 Handicap v Northants County
Sun 29th 08:30 - 09:45 Seniors v The Bedfordshire Wednesday 11:00am - 9:00pm
07:00 - 15:00 Miller Cup
Thursday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Friday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Saturday 8:00am - 9:00pm

Sunday 11:00am - 8:00pm

Summer Catering Hours

Monday 11:00am - 4:00pm

Tuesday 11:00am - 6:00pm

Wednesday 11:00am - 6:00pm

Mon 30th 10:30 - 11:30 Northants Seniors v Shropshire Thursday 11:00am - 6:00pm
& Herefordshire
Friday 11:00am - 6:00pm

17:30 - 18:00 Junior Nine-hole Competition Saturday 8:00am - 6:00pm
Tue 31st 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies May Stableford
Sunday Filled rolls available

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