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Get ready for great ‘club-life’ throughout off-season

IF I was not colour blind I would
probably look forward to autumn and
winter golf more than I do.

But, for me, it just suggests four to
five months of cold miserable weather
where the attraction of golf declines,
but it is much better than the shopping
or D.I.Y. alternatives.

That said, I absolutely love the Sunday
morning shotgun starts, the buzz in
the Clubhouse before and after golf
and the increase in ‘club-life’ as Dan
Hacker so accurately describes it. To
those who have never participated in
it, you are most welcome to join us all
for the first event on November 13th.

Heading into the winter season, the reduced playing time availability (dark after 4pm) means that it is
essential that we have an efficient and effective tee-booking system on our busiest periods.

Please cancel any bookings you have made as soon as you become aware that you cannot play and
do not make ‘ghost’ bookings to prevent others from joining you.

Also, do not be afraid of putting your name down with people you do not know but welcome the
chance of new friendships and networking.

The Captains Committee recognise our role in maximising tee availability and will merge bookings
where less than three players are booked in during peak times.

The irrigation awareness meeting will take place on November 9th at 7pm and this is your chance to
understand the issues, timelines and options available; more importantly to influence the decisions
we need to make for the longer-term benefit of our Club and its membership. Please find the time
to attend.

Although numbers have yet to be finalised we are aware that a number of people will not be renewing
their membership this year for a variety of reasons.

Fortunately we have a healthy waiting list and we will look to fill this void by inviting new members.
There is a balance here that the Committee and the Board have to take as we would all love an
‘empty’ golf course but not at any price.

Historically, we have set the membership level at circa 500 full seven-day male membership as this
has proven to be the right balance. Looking at the people at the top of our waiting list we will also
benefit from reducing the average age profile with all the advantages that brings.

The George Cup remains one of our most important board competitions and I have to congratulate
Marcus Hooper on his fantastic achievement on winning over 36 holes. I note that, as a result, his
handicap is now lower that his dad’s (Matthew), which must have brought an even greater smile to
Marcus’ face. I’m not sure how big a smile will be there mind you, once Steve Hammond does our
annual handicap review though (lol).

Lastly, my congratulations go to our Ladies Teams’ successes this year including the Annodata Cup
Challenge Team, who are still in the competition. A trip to Spain in March 2023 sounds great and I
look forward to my invite (surely?), good luck to you all.

Roy Pouncey,
Wellingborough Golf Club Captain.

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I’ve been having huge amounts of fun this year

LADIES Captain Sheena Markham said: “Wow! They did it again… Wellingborough’s Ladies
Annodata team are still in the competition.
“Pictured (below) are the winning team after they defeated The Royal Cromer Golf Club on September
18th. The match was all square until Ashley (Critchley) came in - winning on the 17th hole.
“Our next match is away at Brampton Park in Huntingdon on Wednesday, October 12th. Well done
ladies on getting through to the sixth round and in the final 16 teams.
“The ladies are Suzanne Wright, Gill Snelson, Miriam Johnson, Kirsty Critchley and Claire Guest.
Good luck - I’m sure you will have a lot of support on the day.
“Commiserations to our Cecil Leitch Team Black of Claire, Ellen, Sue K, Bina, Lema and Carole who
lost by a putt on the 18th hole in the Final to the reigning champions Staverton Park - it was so close
(further match details are included later in this publication).
“Well done to all who played throughout the competition. A special thank you to the supporters and
caddies. Getting to the Final after 10 years and beating strong teams was a fabulous achievement.
Watch out Staverton we will be back next year.
“My final big day The Autumn meeting was played in relatively lovely weather only the last teams in
the afternoon were caught in a shower.
“I have been a very lucky with the weather. It feels strange not having to plan for any more future
events.
“My year is nearly over and in case you hadn’t noticed I’ve been having huge amounts of fun. I’m
very much looking forward to playing in the Coales Cup on Sunday. Good luck to all who have
entered. Happy Golfing.”

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Social diary for Wellingborough members is filling up

SOCIAL events during the off-season are in the process of
being finalised at Harrowden Hall, with some special dates
having already been added to the calendar.

Tickets are now on sale for the Barn Dance on Saturday,
October 8th - priced at just £15 per person, which includes
a BBQ and live entertainment. A bottle/can bar will be
available to purchase drinks or you can bring your own.

Please contact Dave Hawkins on davehawkins215@
hotmail.co.uk or telephone 07976 872115 for more details.
Tickets can be purchased at the bar or on the evening.

After Simon Ozier’s stint as quiz master last month, another
member will be in charge for the next Quiz Night on Friday,
October 21st. The sign-up sheet is on the noticeboard.

The Hole Lotta Laughs comedy night takes place on
Friday, November 18th, while anyone already planning
their festive diary will be delighted to learn that the
Members Christmas Dinner Dance is scheduled for
Saturday, December 3rd. More details of this latter event will be confirmed in the coming weeks.

Tap-Ins

RYAN Evans will be in action in the UK this
month on the 2022 European Challenge Tour as
he looks to regain his card for the 2023 season.
He plays in the British Challenge at St. Mellion
in Cornwall from October 6th, before playing in
the English Trophy at Frilford Heath a week later.

WAYNE Wellborn and Joseph Wellborn were

the only pair to beat their handicap in the THE Wellingborough members who are taking

Mixed Family Foursomes as they bagged the part in the Kelly’s Heroes The Loneliest Road

top prize with a tally of 37 points. Challenge are approaching the final stages of

FORTY two points was an excellent winning the cycle ride as their epic two-part journey
score in the seven round of the Seniors Lonsdale across Europe and the USA ends on October
Series as Jonathan Mott edged one in front of 10th. Full details of how the group (pictured)
got on will be in the next Club Magazine.
Alan Stokes.

THE funeral for Past Club Captain Maurice FOLLOWING a cold dry spring, extremely hot
Boswell, who passed away last month, will be and dry summer and now a dry cooler autumn,
held on Thursday, October 6th at 11:30am at the greenkeepers are continuing with their
Albert Munns Chapel, Kettering Crematorium. exceptional work on maintaining and improving
The wake will follow at Wellingborough Golf the golf course at Wellingborough. Well done
everyone.
Club at 12:30pm.

THE next generation of young golfers will have WITH pages to fill in the Wellingborough Club
an opportunity to test their skills over the course Magazine, there are plenty of opportunities to
at Wellingborough as Shires Junior Golf Tour hold advertise during the year. Please contact the
their last event of the summer season on Sunday, Club Office to get your message across to the
members and visitors in 2022 and beyond.
October 9th.

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Ladies teams miss out on Championships in 2022

NGL Ladies Ceil Leitch Final NGL Ladies League

Staverton Park 3 Overstone Park 2
Wellingborough 2 at Northampton GC. Wellingborough 2 at Northampton GC.

WELLINGBOROUGH’S ladies team (pictured ALTHOUGH Wellingborough maintained their
below with caddies and supporters) came up proud record of never having lost a match in the
agosingly short in their efforts to clinch the 2022 Ladies League, they saw their title defence come
Cecil Leitch title as they lost an exciting final to an end with a second draw this campaign.
against the defending champions by just a single
point. Defeats for Ashleigh Critchley, who was playing
her last amateur club match before turning
Claire Guest gave Wellingborough the ideal start professional, and Carol Gibbs in the opening two
with a dominant 4&3 victory in the opening tie, ties proved costly for Wellingborough.
but Staverton responded by taking game five
against Bina Shah. Wins for Kirsty Critchley (2&1) and Claire
Guest (5&4) in the final couple of games meant
With all the other three ties going the distance, Wellingborough took something from the
Lema Townsend gave Wellingborough a superb contest, but it wasn’t enough to keep them within
chance of glory as she won the 18th hole to touching distance of leaders Northants County.
move the team ahead again.
With County making it four victories in four by
But, it wasn’t to be however, as Susan Kellett beating Peterborough Milton on the same day,
and Ellen Steel’s battling performances in the it means Wellingborough cannot overtake their
remaining two matches weren’t quite enough to rivals at the top of the table even if they win their
secure the extra point as they both lost on the head-to-head clash 4-0 at Elton Furze GC on
last. October 23rd.

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Big finish needed to avoid Scratch League relegation

Scratch League

Northampton 4½
Wellingborough 3½

WELLINGBOROUGH’S men have a battle on With the remaining match going the distance,
their hands to retain their Scratch League top Wellingborough couldn’t quite snatch a team
flight status for another year after losing a tight draw as Nick Shelford (pictured below) had to
away contest with one of their relegation rivals. be content with a half against Ben Hawkins.

In the knowledge that a win would move them off The result means Wellingborough will almost
the foot of the table, Wellingborough were made certainly need to beat Peterborough Milton at
to pay for a slow start as they lost the opening home on Saturday, October 8th and then defeat
four ties - two of them on the 18th hole. reigning champions Overstone Park away 24
hours later if they are to avoid the drop.
The visitors emphasised the fighting spirit that
will be needed to pull themselves out of trouble And even that might not be enough if Overstone
however as Elliot Morgan (4&3), Adam Sherlock beat leaders Northants County at home or
(2&1) and Jonathan Harris (3&2) reduced the Northampton defeat Peterborough Milton in the
deficit. final home match of the campaign.

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Unbeaten home run continues for Wellingborough seniors

Seniors Friendlies Wellingborough 7½
Aspley Guise & Woburn Sands ½
Wellingborough 4
Staverton Park 4

THe Seniors team came up just short in the tight WELLINGBOROUGH narrowly missed out on
matches against their Northamptonshire rivals as a whitewash home victory as they produced
a thrilling contest ended in stalemate. one of their best displays of the year.

The hosts made all the running early on as Led by Captain Graham Thompson and Richard
Captain Graham Thompson and Richard Izzard, who triumphed 6&5, the home side
Prescott (two holes), Chris Dickens and Richard showed their ruthless streak as they continued
Greenbank (3&1) and Peter Davies and David to pick up points in the close matches.
Farmer took the first three ties.
With Andy Horn and Graham Bayes making it
David Wynn and John Briggs added another seven wins in seven games when they shook
point for Wellingborough with a comfortable 5&3 hands with their opponents on the 17th hole,
win, but with all the remaining ties reaching the Peter Davies and John Briggs were unable to
17th hole at least, Staverton held their nerve complete the perfect day as they had to settle
each time to grab a share of the honours. for a half in the final tie.

Wellingborough 5 Wellingborough 2½
Market Harborough 3 Northants County 4½

WINS in the last three matches proved vital THE only away match in September ended in
for Wellingborough as they held off a strong disappointment for Wellingborough’s seniors as
performance from the visiting side. they were made to pay for a uncharacteristically
slow start in which they lost the first three ties.
Although skipper Graham Thompson and Roy
Martin (5&4) and David Rawson and Ian Jolly Needing to claim the remaining four matches, all
(3&2) secured games one and three for the of which reached the 18th hole, Wellingborough
home side, Market Harborough replied with three managed to pick up two points from Roy Martin
quick-fire points. and David Wynn, and Richard Izzard and Peter
Hooton in the last match.
Wellingborough didn’t panic however as Peter
Hooton and Steve Townsend (2&1), Neil Smith Richard Prescott and Huw Rees also secured a
and Dave Farmer (3&2) and Peter Winder and half, but it was only after County had confirmed
Nick Palmer (4&2) completed the team success. the home victory by taking game five.

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Can Wellingborough trio benefit from home advantage?

JON Harris, James Northern and Carol Gibbs will be hoping to make the
most of local knowledge when they compete in NGL Knockout Finals Day
on their home course at Wellingborough GC on Sunday, October 2nd.

Harris will be playing over 36 holes in the NGL County Matchplay Final
as he takes on three-times County Men’s Strokeplay champion Jack
Brown (Brampton Heath).
After qualifying for the Matchplay stages by finishing ninth in the 2022
County Strokeplay Championship at Collingtree Park in early June,

Harris had few problems defeating Trevor Twelftree (Collingtree) in
his opening match by the scoreline 6&5.
The Wellingborough Scratch team member backed that up with an
excellent 4&3 victory against 2022 County champion Ryan Genner
(Overstone) in the last eight, before beating County first team player
Torin Little (Whittlebury) 3&1 in the semi-finals.
Northern (pitured left) and Gibbs will be playing over 18 holes in
the Men’s and Ladies Club Champion of Champions tournaments
after winning their respective Wellingborough titles earlier this year.
Fourteen other golfers, including County team players Jensen
Parfitt (Collingtree Park), Mark Bazeley (Northampton) and Jordan
Darnell (Kettering), will be competing against Northern in the men’s
competition.
Gibbs will be one of the favourites for the County Ladies title as she
hopes to use all her experience in a field that includes teenagers Eloise Feely (Northants County)
and Amy Nunn (Overstone Park).
The day also sees the Betterball KO Final and Foursomes KO final, plus the Seniors Team KO
Final, which pits Overstone Park against Farthingstone, who will be closing later this year.
Wellingborough will also be represented in a County Final the previous day as Steve Bason, Adam
Clifton and James Sweeney attempt to win the Izzard Team Trophy at Cold Ashby GC.

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Flying the Wellingborough flag in County events

LADIES Vice Captain Miriam Johnson picked up the net prize in the
2022 NGL Ladies Senior Championship after shooting a round of
net 71 at Silverstone GC.

Two gross birdies over the back nine helped Wellingborough
Ladies League skipper Gill Snelson (pictured right, with Johnson)
finish third on countback in the gross category with a round of 83.

In the NGL Ladies Bouverie Bowl earlier in the month,
Wellingborough member Chelsey Sharp grabbed the plaudits
as the teenager carded an excellent winning score of net 70 at
Northants County GC.

Claire Lindsay and Carol Gibbs both shot a gross round of 83 to
finish fourth and fifth respectively in the gross category.

Gibbs’ husband Rod also narrowly missed out on a podium spot 24
hours earlier in the NGL Seniors Pairs Open as he finished fourth
at Brampton Heath GC.

In combination with club-mate Kevin Steel, the Wellingborough Director posted a total of 40 points.

At the opposite end of the age scale, Jack Meakin (pictured below) also had to be content with fourth
place in the net category of the NGL Junior Order of Merit Final at Kettering GC.

In a field that included club-mate Cameron Black, the Wellingborough junior posted a round of net
69. Olivia Barby and Eleanor Hamilton finished sixth and eighth respectively in the girls gross event.

Helen Marriott and Linda Simpson, meanwhile, both played well in the second NGL Centenary Medal
Final as they grabbed third and fourth positions in their respective ladies handicap categories at
Peterborough Milton GC.

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A splash of colour as special guests arrive from Hawaii

HARROWDEN Hall witnessed an unusual
sight last month as a coach load of guests
from Hawaii descended on the home of
Wellingborough Golf Club.
With Past President Michael Billson,
current Club Captain Roy Pouncey and
ex Captain George Khaw welcoming
the visitors by giving out traditional
Hawaii Lei garlands, the club were
treated to singing and dancing on the
lawns.
Front Of House Manager Claire Irving
explained: “We were honoured to welcome the group of visitors from
Hawaii last month. They came to visit us at Harrowden Hall to see where Princess Ka’uilani (pictured
above), a member of their royal family, was educated during her stay in England.
“The Hall was a boarding school in the 19th century and Princess Ka’uilani was here in 1892. Our
guests performed several wonderful dances for Princess Ka’uilani during their visit.
“Our sincere thanks to Michael Bilson for attending, offering his fountain of knowledge giving a
wonderful account of Harrowden Hall. Also here to welcome them were Captain Roy Pouncey and
past Captain George Khaw.
“Michael read a poem, written for the Princess by Robert Louis Stevenson, to the visitors before they
proceeded into the gardens to perform (pictures on next page). They enjoyed their first experience
of afternoon tea before leaving us.”

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Results

Ladies September Stableford (Sept 27th): Seniors Lonsdale 7 (Sept 7th):
1 Helen Marriott (41 points), 2 Diane Dickinson 1 Jonathan Mott (42 points), 2 Alan Stokes (41),
(38), 3 Josie Patrick (36). 3 Andrew Nicholls (40).

Ladies September Nine-hole Stableford (Sept 27th): Pro Challenge (Sept 6th):
Winner: Barbara Walker (18 points), runner-up: 1 Helen Marriott, 2 Ellen Steel, 3 Gill Rivers.
Margaret Pateman (15).
Ladies September Nine-hole Stableford (Sept
Ladies Autumn Meeting (Sept 20th): 6th):
Division 1: 1 Liz Waine (net 72), 2 Lema 1 Sue Dodd (20 points), 2 Denise Roderick (17),
Townsend (78), 3 Helen Marriott (78). Division 3 Margaret Pateman (16).
2: 1 June Smith (74), 2 Geraldine Bunyan (74),
3 Sue Butler (76). Division 3: 1 Caroline Anstee Sunday September Medal (Sept 4th):
(72), 2 Jane Sisman (79), 3 Sue Joyce (80). Best 1 Edward Billson (net 69), 2 Tom Houghton (70),
Gross: Carol Gibbs (gross 85). 3 Joe Melia (71).

Ladies Autumn Meeting Nine-hole Stableford September Medal (Sept 3rd):
(Sept 20th): 1 Stuart Philip (net 68), 2 Tim Veal (71), 3 Oliver
Winner: Liz Beaumont (18 points), runner-up: Timm (73).
Margaret Pateman (10).
Friday Night Golf (Sept 2nd):
Ladies September Stableford (Sept 18th): 1 Liz Waine (24 points), 2 Richard Munns (21), 3
1 Sue Butler (34 points), 2 Hayleigh Bedford- Edward Billson (21).
King (34), 3 Pat Briggs (32).
Ladies Championship (August 30th-31st):
Mixed Family Foursomes (Sept 18th): Winner: Carol Gibbs (gross 165), runner-up:
1 W. Wellborn & J. Wellborn (37 points), 2 Claire Lindsey (166). Net Winner: Gill Snelson
T. Carroll & J. Carroll (34), 3 A. Grimmitt & G. (net 162). Intermediate Winner: Kirsty Critchley
Grimmitt (29). (gross 182), runner-up: Miriam Johnson (186).
Net Winner: Helen Marriott (net 148), runner-up:
Friday Night Golf (September 16th): Sue Kellett (155). Bronze Winner: Bina Shah
Winner: Elliott West (16 points), runner-up: Jack (gross 192), runner-up: Sally Foster (200). Net
Carroll (16). Winner: Judith Chapman (net 142), runner-
up: Val Cooke (143). Eclectic: Silver Division
Ladies County Charity Medal (September 13th): Winner: Kate Nolan, runner-up: Di Dickinson.
1 Liz Rees (net 72), 2 Susan Kellett (75), 3 Bronze Division Winner: Pat Briggs, runner-up:
Miriam Johnson (75). Sue Butler. Ladies Wells Cup: 1 Liz Palmer (41
points), 2 Jane Sisman (40), 3 Jane Cooke (38).
Ladies September Nine-hole Stableford (Sept
13th): Lee Dalton Trophy (August 29th):
1 Sue Dodd (20 points), 2 Jane Sisman (19), 3 1 W. Smith & S. Pendered (net 63), 2 P. Winder
Sarah Chudley (17). & S. Mycawka (65), 3 P. Saxby & C. Saxby (66).

George Cup Round 2 (Sept 11th): Friday Night Golf (August 26th):
1 Mark Howes (net 68), 2 Richard Sharp (69), 3 1 Steven Hadley (22 points), 2 Joseph
Marcus Harper (70). Grafikowski (21), 3 Steven Munns (17).

George Cup Round 1 (Sept 10th): August Midweek Medal (August 25th):
1 Marcus Harper (net 65), 2 Glenn Harris (69), 3 1 Alun Rees (net 69), 2 Daniel McLaven (70), 3
Shea Smith (69). Ian McLaven (72).

Friday Night Golf (September 9th):
1 Richard Munns (24 points), 2 Joseph Wellborn
(21), 3 Elliott West (19).

September Midweek Medal (Sept 8th):
1 Graeme Atkinson (net 73), 2 Adam Sherlock
(77), 3 Allan Wyman (77).

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MacLaren rediscovers best form on Ladies European Tour

MEGHAN MacLaren narrowly missed out on her second victory of the season on the Ladies European
Tour as she lost a play-off to Ines Laklalech in the Lacoste Ladies Open de France in Deauville.

The Wellingborough pro, who triumphed in the Australian Women’s Classic in late April, carded
scores of 65, 67 and 67 to finish tied with Laklalech - three strokes clear of the rest of the field.

Unfortunately MacLaren found trouble off the tee on the first play-off hole and, after taking a penalty
drop, was only able to make six, meaning her opponent’s bogey five was enough to claim the title.

MacLaren, who has struggled for results in recent weeks after making some swing changes, said:
“Those are the fine margins that we win or lose by and it’s a golf tournament, so it happened to me.

“Ines is a great player. We played together at Q School and she’s gritty and not going to go away.
She deserves it today.

“Scores of 65, 67 and 67 were not quite enough, but it was a special French Open. There are different
types of lows in this game, but I’ll take this one over the past few weeks. Thanks for the support.”

The 28-year-old (pictured below) backed up her return to form the following week as she recorded a
top 20 finish against a strong field in the KPMG Women’s Irish Open at Dromoland Castle.

MacLaren shot 70 and 72 to make the cut, posted a bogey-free 68 on day three, before finishing with
a 70 to grab a share of 19th place, alongside Becky Brewerton, who is also attached to Wellingborough.

With three tournaments remaining in the 2022 LET schedule before the end-of-season finale at the
Costa Del Sol Open in late November, MacLaren has moved up to sixth in the rankings.

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Lilly secures Midland Order of Merit with course best

SIMON Lilly capped a memorable season by clinching the 2022 PGA Midland
Order of Merit title after carding a course record second round 61 at Sapey Golf
& Country Club whilst finishing third in the Midland Professional Championship.
The Wellingborough pro’s consistency throughout the year proved vital as he
topped the standings with 885 points, thanks to two runners-up finishes and a
tied fourth place in this year’s qualifying events.
Lilly said: “I’m delighted to win the Order of Merit. There are some great players
in the Midland region so to win the Order of Merit is a great achievement.
“Although I won, I didn’t win one of the Order of Merit events, which was
disappointing, so next year to win an Order of Merit event would be nice, but
as long as I stay fit I will keep playing.”
The result came off the back of making his debut appearance in the PGA
Cup a few days earlier as he represented GB and Ireland against the USA at Foxhills GC in Surrey.
In a biennial team contest between the Professional Golfers’ Associations of Great Britain and Ireland
(PGA) and America (PGA of America), unfortunately the tournament didn’t go the team’s way as Lilly lost
all three matches in a 15½-10½ defeat.
Despite leading by one hole at the turn in the fourballs on the opening day, Lilly and partner Matt Cort
lost 2&1 as USA took a three point advantage into the second day.
Alongside new fourballs partner Paul McKechnie the following morning, Lilly was defeated 5&4, before
also being beaten on day three in the last singles match, by which time the visitors had already retained
the Llandudno International Trophy.
Lilly (pictured front row, far left) tweeted: “What an incredible experience @thepga cup. Thanks
@ThePGA for everything you did for us. To captain @DJRussellgolf and his son Chris for leading the team.
Thanks @FoxhillsSurrey for the superb job in hosting us for the week. Thank you team GB & Ireland.”

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October 2022 Fixtures (subject to change)

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

Sat 1st 12:00 - 12:20 Ladies October Competition Advertise
Sun 2nd 09:00 - 12:00 NGL Finals Day With Us
12:30 - 14:00 Coales Cups
Tue 4th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies Needham Bowl
Wed 5th 07:45 - 13:00 Seniors Lonsdale 8

Fri 7th 10:30 - 12:00 Ladies Friendly v Oundle
Sat 8th 07:30 - 14:30 October Medal
From 14:00 Scratch League v P’boro Milton
Please join us in 2022
Sun 9th 08:15 - 11:30 October Medal and beyond
11:40 - 12:00 Ladies October Medal
13:00 - 17:00 The Shires Junior Golf Tour Full page;
from £70 + VAT
Tue 11th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies October Medal
Wed 12th 09:30 - 11:30 Seniors v Beds & County (1st & 17th) Half page;
Thu 13th 10:00 - 15:00 Senior Autumn Open (1st & 10th) from £45 + VAT
Sat 15th 08:00 - 10:00 Medal Winners Salver
Quarter page;
10:30 - 10:50 Ladies October Stableford from £30 + VAT
Sun 16th 08:00 - 13:00 Courage Cup (1st & 10th)
Tue 18th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies October Stableford Office -
Wed 19th 09:30 - 11:30 Seniors v Northampton (1st & 17th) 01933 677234
Thu 20th From 08:00 October Yellow Tee Stableford
Fri 21st 10:30 - 12:00 Ladies Friendly v Beds & County dan@wellingboroughgolfclub
.com

Bar Hours

Sun 23rd From 08:00 October Sunday Stableford Monday 10:00am - 8:00pm
11:45 - 13:15 Mixed Club Championship
Tuesday 10:00am - 10:00pm
Tue 25th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies October Competition
Thu 27th From 08:00 October White Tee Medal Wednesday 10:00am - 10:00pm
Sun 30th 12:00 - 12:20 Ladies October Competition
Thursday 10:00am - 10:00pm

Friday 10:00am - 11:00pm

Saturday 8:30am - 11:00pm

Sunday 10:00am - 9:00pm

Catering Hours

Monday 11:00am - 5:00pm

Tuesday 11:00am - 7:00pm

Wednesday 11:00am - 7:30pm

Thursday 11:00am - 7:30pm

Friday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Saturday 8:30am - 6:00pm

Sunday Filled rolls available

*The bar/catering may close earlier
than these times due to inclement

weather or lack of custom.

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