WBoro 2021 Sept 1

SEPT 2021

A good year, after all!

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Eagle has landed on memorable Captain’s Away Trip

LAST month started with my Captain’s Away Weekend with two days at The Abbey at Redditch, with
the Sunday being a short drive away at The Warwickshire.
My round started with a small crowd to watch the captain drive off and one of my playing partners
saying ‘I played here three weeks ago - ditch, bunkers on the left, trees on the right, looks familiar’.
After hitting, what I would describe as a ‘perfect drive’ in front of an audience I found my GPS saying
I still had 345 yards to go to the green. Hmmm… turns out the 10th is very similar to the first!
By far the highlight of the weekend for me was an eagle two on the 14th hole on the Sunday which
secured a second place finish for the weekend.
The overall winner was Tim Coleman who proved his consistency over the three rounds to take the
honours. Congratulations to Tim and a big thank you to all who attended.
Party in the Garden (PITG) started as though it was going to be a Glastonbury-style event but
thankfully the rain relented before the bands started and a good evening was had by all.
Last month, I invited members to write to me regarding tee times. Thanks to everybody for your
comments - the responses were varied and interesting with some valid points being raised.
Hence, to bring this to a conclusion, there will be a vote before the AGM to decide the issue once and
for all. Details of which will be released shortly.
Unfortunately, the Covid legacy continues with next month’s calendar having to shoehorn in a lot of
events. Captain’s Day will be on September 4th, followed by the Family Fun Day on Sunday.
The run continues with the Captain’s Charity Day on Friday 10th and Presidents Day the following
day. I appreciate most people can’t do all, but it would be nice to see as many as possible.
Dave Hawkins - Club Captain

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Glazerite Trophy Pro-Am is back

RYAN Evans joins fellow club professionals
David Clifford, Ryan Connolly and Simon Lilly
in the field for the 15th edition of the MPGA
Glazerite Trophy Pro-Am at Wellingborough GC
on Friday, September 3rd.

The European Challenge Tour pro, who has
been out of action in recent weeks with a knee
injury, will be hoping to find his best form whilst
competing alongside amateurs Glen Gulla, Dan
Liles and Dave Jones.

In a field of 35 teams for the the popular event,
fellow county pros Luke Barney, Harry Woan and
Mikey Chambers will also be taking part.

The Pro-Am normally takes place back-to-back
with the 36-hole professional tournament but it
was re-scheduled from early July this year to
avoid covid restrictions.

Patrick Ruff (The Belfry) won the pro top prize
with bogey-free rounds of 68 and 69 as he
finished one stroke clear of three players,
including Redditch’s Andrew Jones (pictured),
who is competing in the Pro-Am.

Tap-Ins

NICK Blount and Andrew Cox strolled to victory MEGHAN MacLaren sits 16th in the LPGA Symetra
in the Lee Dalton Trophy as the pair smashed an Tour standings with three regular season events,
impressive score of net 62 to finish five clear of plus the Tour Championship Final remaining this
Mark Rashley and Adam Clifton, who took second season. The top five players will gain full playing
on countback from Danny Neale and Joe Melia. rights on the 2022 LPGA Tour.

PAST Captains Martin Wall and Richard Munns GRAHAME Cornforth got the better of Alan

are battling it out for victory in the Friday Bird on countback in the August Mid-week

Night Golf Order of Merit as just two points Medal after both came in with the leading

separates the leading two contenders going score of net 66.

into the closing events. FORTY three points was Paul Percival’s brilliant

ANDREW Sortwell beat Steve Maycock on winning total in the Handley Cup as he finished

countback in the Veterans Challenge Cup with 42 two ahead of runner-up David Castle.

points. Lou Everard carded the same score to win ROD Gibbs and Carol Gibbs will represent
the Over-80s trophy, while Richard Greenbank Wellingborough in the NGL Family Foursomes
and David Birkett picked up the Veterans Cup and competition at Kingsthorpe GC on Sunday,
Veterans Salver respectively.
September 5th.

CAMERON Black, Olivia Barby, Eleanor WITH pages to fill in the Wellingborough Club
Hamilton, Chelsey Sharp and Leah Ribano Magazine, there are plenty of opportunities to
have qualified to play in the NGL Junior Order advertise during the year. Please contact the Club
of Merit Grand Final over 18 holes at Kettering Office to get your message across to the members
GC on Sunday, September 12th.
and visitors in 2021 and beyond.

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Charity Day raises money for Cransley Hospice

LADIES Captain Jenny Wilkinson said: “The
weeks are flying by; I can’t believe we’re
almost in September now.

“Since the last magazine article, we have
played the Ladies Club Championship.

“Carol Gibbs won the gross title again
(pictured right) so congratulations to her and
also to Miriam Johnson for winning the silver
division.

“Well done to Sue Kellett who clinched the
bronze division and Sarah Chudley who
picked up the Wells Cup for the higher
handicap ladies.

“The Combined Ladies team continue with
their unbeaten record, but the Cecil Leitch
team lost to Rushden in their quarter final
match played at Delapre - there’s always next
year, I suppose!.

“Thanks to everyone who came to support
the team including the President and Club
Captain.

“Massive congratulations to Di Dickinson who
won the Goodyear Challenge Cup.

“The cup was first presented in 1897
and is open to any lady golf members
in Northamptonshire, Warwickshire or
Leicestershire.

“It is held on a three-yearly cycle around the
three counties. This year it was played at
Northampton Golf Club, where Di won with a
net 70 - really well done, Di.

“Thank you to everyone who played in my
Charity Golf Day in aid of Cransley Hospice.

“It was lovely to see all sections of the club
represented - seniors, men, ladies, mixed and
juniors all playing.

“A big thanks to those of you who donated prizes,
and those who were unable to play and gave
me a donation instead. Sheena (Markham)
did a fantastic job with her mystery box.

“The winning ticket belonged to Liam
Chowdry. It looks like we have raised about
£2,500, a really good effort.

“September is looking equally busy with
Captain’s Day, Captain’s Charity Day,
President’s Day and the Ladies Autumn
Meeting.”

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Juniors enjoy busy summer of golf at Harrowden Hall

YOUNG golfers at the club enjoyed a hectic few weeks as Wellingborough held a variety of junior
competitions throughout the summer.

The Junior Club Championship was claimed by Olivia Barby as she carded a gross score of 94 to win
by a single shot from current Junior Captain Luca Brown. Harris Chacksfield’s excellent round of net
67 clinched the net category by eight strokes.

Runner-up Ewan Clee, who has represented the club’s team in the NGL Junior League this season,
capped a fine year by winning the Waples Plate and then clinching the first prize in the Monday Night
Junior Golf Order of Merit a few weeks later.

One of the most popular competitions on the club calendar took place towards the end of August as
the juniors combined with the adults to take part in the annual Ryder Cup match.

In another close contest, USA skipper Barby collected the winners’ trophy on behalf of the team
(pictured below) from General Manager David Waite after they came out on top by the scoreline 3-2.

Junior organiser Nigel Grimmitt commented: “Well played to everyone. It was an excellent competition
thoroughly enjoyed by all.

“Thank you to both the Ladies and Men’s Captains for their support, the men, lady and junior golfers
who took part, and also the supporters and parents for attending.

“Junior competitions over 18 holes are scheduled for Sunday, September 5th and September 19th,
and also on October 3rd, while there will be some 12-hole competitions over the October half term
break. So there’s plenty more to look forward to in the coming weeks.”

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Dickinson secures county competition win with strong finish

DIANE Dickinson held off the challenge of Oggie Wentworth (Elton Furze) in the NGL Ladies
Goodyear Cup as she triumphed on countback at Northampton GC.

In a competition featuring 56 ladies from Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Warwickshire, the
Wellingborough member’s better finish proved crucial as she edged out Wentworth after both came
in with the joint-leading score of net 70.

Darren Wilkins and William Wilkins came close to making it a double success for club members in
county competitions as they finished runner-up on their home course in the NGL Stableford Cup.

The two Wilkins were at their consistent best in the afternoon betterball round in particular as they
went on to finish with a tally of 87 points - just two adrift of winners Peter Bellamy and Steven Nicholls
(Peterborough Milton), who birdied the closing hole to seal top spot.

Wellingborough club-mates Glen Harris and Andy Sanders
won the Greensomes morning prize with 43 points.

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Is draw enough for Ladies to claim inaugural league title?

NGL Ladies League

Wellingborough 2
Peterborough Milton 2
at Northampton GC

UNBEATEN Wellingborough remain top of the standings despite seeing their run of three
consecutive wins come to an end as they were held to a draw by Peterborough Milton.

A 7&5 success from Ashleigh Critchley (pictured) in the opening game gave Wellingborough the
perfect start, but defeats in the next two ties meant they needed a win from the final tie to grab a
share of the spoils.

Fortunately they were able to rely on the resilience of Gill
Snelson as she held her nerve down the 18th hole to secure
the team a draw.

Wellingborough’s remaining match against Overstone Park,
who have won both their games this year, looks set to be
the title decider, but it remains to be seen whether that
fixture will take place as all matches need to be played by
Monday, October 25th.

NGL Ladies Cecil Leitch - Quarter-final

Wellingborough 1
Rushden 4
at Delapre Park GC

WELLINGBOROUGH bowed out of the
Ladies Cecil Leitch at the quarter-final stage
as they were outplayed by a Rushden
side, who have won all seven matches
this year.

Lema Townsend gave Wellingborough
hope with an exceptional 6&5 victory in
the opening tie, but it proved a false
dawn as Rushden dominated the rest
of the match.

Lorna Winfield, Diane Dickinson,
Bina Shah and Wellingborough
Ladies Captain Jenny Wilkinson
suffered defeats.

The team can be proud of their
efforts to qualify for the knockout
stages this season however after
battling back from losing their
opening Group B match at home
to Overstone Park in late May.

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One win and one defeat for Scratch Men

NGL Scratch League

Northants County 7
Wellingborough 1

AN under-strength Wellingborough
side rarely looked likely to take
anything from this away contest
with the reigning champions as they
suffered their first defeat of the season.
With the home team taking the first
four points, Wellingborough got
themselves on the scoresheet with
halves from the experienced duo
of Roger Butler and Gary Grimmitt,
before the hosts clinched the final two
games.

Wellingborough 5½
Staverton Park 2½

THE team returned to winning ways
with a convincing home success
against a Staverton Park outfit in
danger of relegation.
With Gary Grimmitt and Adam Sherlock
(pictured) strolling in with big wins
under their belts, the hosts maintained
control thanks to a 4&2 success for
Will Butler, before Roger Butler added
another home point on the 18th hole.
The visitors replied with a 2&1
success but halves from Chris Howes,
Sam Waite and Jon Harris ensured
Wellingborough clinched their two
victory of the campaign.

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Intermediate team end disappointing year with victory

NGL Intermediate League NGL Handicap League Group C

Overstone Park 7 Wellingborough 5
Wellingborough 1 Cold Ashby 12
at Rushden GC

AFTER narrow defeats in their previous three WELLINGBOROUGH couldn’t take full
outings, Wellingborough suffered their heaviest advantage of a strong start in their last home
loss of the campaign against title contenders match of the season as the visitors recorded a
Overstone Park. comfortable victory.

Andrew Grimmitt was the only Wellingborough Despite a three-hole win from Matthew Redding
player to get to grips with his opponent, and the and Loz Weekes (pictured) and a two-hole
course at Rushden, as he recorded the lone success from Aaron Tebbutt and Andy Redding
victory on the 16th hole. in games two and three respectively, the hosts
lost the other four matches, including both the
Wellingborough 4½ last two ties by five holes.
Northampton 3½
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Wellingborough 2
WELLINGBOROUGH needed to wait until their
final outing to record their first Intermediate THE last Handicap League match of the
League success of the year as they ended season against the bottom club ended in further
Northampton’s hopes of qualifying for the semi- disappointment as the team crashed to their
finals. sixth defeat in eight outings.

In a topsy-turvy contest, Chris Ludwig and With little to choose between most of the
David Castle both enjoyed comfortable wins pairings throughout the day, the visitors kept
early on, games two and five went to either side themselves in the contest thanks to wins from
on the 16th hole, before Northampton collected Andy Redding and Ashley Connolly (one hole)
two emphatic victories. and AJ Kang and Kevin Knight (one hole).

With the scores level, John Hughes picked But a heavy loss in game four proved costly for
up a half for Wellingborough, before Dean Wellingborough as they finished the campaign
Smith sealed victory with a 2&1 success in the in fourth position in the standings.
remaining match on the course.

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League campaign is step in right direction

NGL Junior League - Group C

Wellingborough 2
Peterborough Milton B 2

WELLINGBOROUGH’S youngsters picked
up their first point in the Junior League
since June 2018 with a battling 2-2 draw
against Milton B.
After losing their previous seven
matches in the annual county tournament,
Wellingborough were given an early boast
when Ewan Clee earned a walkover win.
Milton, whose teams have secured the Junior
League crown in three of the last four campaigns,
displayed their quality by taking the opening two
points with holes to spare.
But the home side showed their determination to get
something from the contest as Olivia Barby (pictured)
recorded an excellent one-hole success against Charlie
Pearce, who was part of the Milton team that won the
national title a few weeks earlier.

Wellingborough 0
Overstone Park A 4

THE Junior League team were unable to build on their result
against Milton a few days earlier as they were outplayed by a
more experienced Overstone A side, who qualified for the last
four with an unbeaten record.
With three of the four visiting players gaining some crucial
local knowledge whilst competing in the Wellingborough
Junior Open a few days earlier, Jacob Pepper came closest to
getting something from his match but the home player lost a
tight contest on the 18th hole.

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PITG shows you CAN always get what you want

CLUB Social Committee member Paul Sisman said: “Well
over 200 members and guests braved the wet weather for
Wellingborough Golf Club’s re-arranged Party in the Garden
and what a night they had.
“Both bands and fireworks crew were up for it and they
did not let us down. Once the sound check started, people
started to flood in - quite literally in the wet conditions.
“A misprint on the ticket suggesting a start time of 7pm,
perhaps played in our favour as the rain abated and the
show got underway.
“First up were Lunaxis, with a superb set of their own music
scattered with a few covers. What a voice singer Carly has,
please check it out on any music platform.
“After the change around, the Rolling Clones put on possibly
one of the best shows we have ever had, their interaction
with the audience was brilliant.
“Mick (Jagger) in his 1981 Philadelphia outfit, strutting the
stage, both guitarists playing off stage with the audience
on the dancefloor, having photos taken, and a play list that
had all the favourite songs, finishing off with a huge firework
show played to music.
“A huge thank you to the Social Committee who make this
work, Don the gardener for his presentation of the Gardens
and the Golf Club staff for all their help.”
Other Social events on the 2021 Agenda include:
Captain’s Day - September 4th.
Family Fun Day - September 5th.
President’s Day - September 11th.
The first Quiz Night - September 16th.
Captains Barn Dance - October 1st.

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Results

Lee Dalton Trophy (August 29th): Friday Night Golf (August 13th):
1 Nick Blount & Andrew Cox (net 62), 2 Mark 1 Harshad Shah (21 points), 2 Jamie Jones (19),
Rashley & Adam Clifton (67), 3 Danny Neale & 3 John Arnott (18).
Joe Melia (67).
Ladies Daily Mail Foursomes Medal (August 10th):
Friday Night Golf (August 27th): 1 Sarah Groome & Lulu Denton (net 74), 2 Val
1 Philip Saxby, pictured (19 points), 2 Colin Cooke & Miriam Johnson (75), 3 Liz Rees &
Armstrong (19), 3 Wendy Butler (18). Jenny Wilkinson (75).

August Mid-week Medal (August 26th): Ladies Alt Foursomes Stableford (August 10th):
1 Grahame Cornforth (net 66), 2 Alan Bird (66), 3 1 Sue Dodd & Val Garlick (31 points), 2 Liz Waine
Mark Davis (71). & Jane Cooke (31), 3 Pauline Kendall & Anita
Royles (28).
Junior August Nine-hole Stableford (August
23rd): Friday Night Golf (August 6th):
1 Ewan Clee (21 points), 2 Cameron Black (18), 1 Stephen Mason (19 points), 2 Steven Munns
3 Alfie Rootham (15). (19), 3 Christopher Shore (17).

Handley Cup (August 22nd): Junior Club Championship (August 5th):
1 Paul Percival (43 points), 2 David Castle (41), Gross: 1 Olivia Barby (94), 2 Luca Brown (95), 3
3 Ricky Sanders (40). Harris Chacksfield (96). Net: 1 Chacksfield (net
67), 2 Ewan Clee (75), 3 Barby (76).
Friday Night Golf (August 20th):
1 Stephen Mason (20 points), 2 Martin Wall (20), Junior Club Nine-hole Championship (August
3 Dean Howells (18). 5th):
1 Harry Costanzo (18 points), 2 Finley Jones
August Midweek Stableford (August 19th): (18), 3 Yannick Chassaigne (14).
1 Stephen Blenkinsop (40 points), 2 Andrew
Welsh (40), 3 Tim Harrison (39). Seniors Lonsdale 6 (August 4th):
1 Grahame Cornforth (43 points), 2 Alan Henson
Seniors Vets Cup (August 18th): (42), 3 Alan Stokes (41).
1 Andrew Sortwell (42 points), 2 Stephen
Maycock (42), 3 Lou Everard (42). Ladies August Stableford (August 3rd):
Division 1: 1 Helen Marriott (net 38), 2 Jacqueline
Ladies August Medal (August 17th): Mudd (38), 3 Susan Kellett (35). Division 2: 1
Division 1: 1 Patricia Dawson (net 71), 2 Lorna Geraldine Bunyan (34), 2 Gaynor Arnott (32), 3
Winfield (73), 3 Mary Phillips (74). Division 2: 1 Pat Briggs (31). Division 3: 1 Sarah Chudley (33),
Jenny Wilkinson (75), 2 Gaynor Arnott (77), 3 2 Pat White (33), 3 Karen James (33).
June Smith (77). Division 3: 1 Karen James (71),
2 Carole Cornforth (73), 3 Melanie Ross (75). Junior Waples Plate (August 2nd):
1 Ewan Clee (39 points), 2 Hal Robinson (37), 3
Ladies August Nine-hole Stableford (August Cameron Black (37).
17th):
1 Liz Palmer (18 points), 2 Janet Gower (17), 3 Junior August Nine-hole Stableford (August 2nd):
Judy Bolar (17). 1 Harry Costanzo (17 points), 2 Terry Smith (13),
3 Yannick Chassaigne (10).

Friday Night Golf (July 30th):
1 Neil Smith (17 points), 2 Stuart Philip (17), 3
Wendy Butler (9).

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Charley set for fifth Solheim Cup appearance

WELLINGBOROUGH professional Charley Hull is expected to play
a lead role in Europe’s attempt to retain the Solheim Cup as the
defending champions take on USA at Inverness Club in Ohio from
September 4th-6th.

The leading county golfer, who qualified for the team through her
world ranking, has a magnificent record in the biennial event after
becoming the youngest golfer to compete in the match in 2013.

After picking up two points out of three as a 17-year-old on debut
in Europe’s only victory on US soil, Hull has lost just twice in 12
pairs and singles ties since - and was unbeaten as Europe staged
a remarkable comeback win at Gleneagles two years ago.

With Hull never having lost a foursomes game, European captain
Catriona Matthew could be tempted to partner the Kettering-born
golfer with in-form Georgia Hall or fellow English pro Mel Reid on
the first morning.

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The Harrowden Hall Experience... Shouting ‘Fore’

IN the third of a series of short features about how to provide the best golfing experience for members
and visitors to Harrowden Hall, Wellingborough Golf Club Magazine chatted with Club Professional
James Whittemore about the need to warn people about wayward shots on the golf course.
JAMES Whittemore on safety on the golf course: “The importance of shouting fore is obviously huge -
it’s for the safety of everyone on the golf course. A golf ball travelling at speed is not going to tickle - it’s
going to hurt!
“Therefore, we can’t stress enough the importance of shouting fore when you do miss your shot, in one
direction or the other.
“How you shout fore is another story. If I hit a shot and it goes way right, but I just shout fore, it doesn’t
give an indication of where the ball is going for those people it is heading towards - it could be going
left or right. If you hit it right, shout ‘fore right’, and also make it clear by pointing with your arm - it gives
people the chance to take cover.
“It’s also important to stress that it’s not just other golfers, it’s anyone on the golf course - whether it’s
green staff, maintenance, whoever it might be, we need to be mindful that people are a hazard.
“Just because you see a greenkeeper cutting a fairway, you can’t just think ‘oh, I’ll hit’. Don’t do that.
They are at just as much at risk as anyone else on the golf course.
“So, wait for them to be out of sight or out of the way, and if it does go towards them give them a shout.”
To view a short video on how to rake bunkers, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zadkzqX7XEE

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An Old Course victory... Made in Chelsey!

WELLINGBOROUGH junior member Chelsey Sharp (pictured) won the biggest title of her short
career as she lifted the Strathtyrum Salver with victory in the St Andrews Junior Ladies Final at the
home of golf in Scotland.
Sharp carded a gross round of 78 on the Strathtyrum Course to qualifying for the knockout stages of
the net competition, where she defeated Rosie Maguire on the second extra hole in the quarter-finals
and then got the better of Zara Macdonald 4&2 in the last four.
After finishing runner-up in both the Northamptonshire Ladies and Girls Championships earlier this
year, the teenager showed her determination not to miss out again in the final as she completed a
3&1 victory against Amy Burton on the famous Road Hole on the Old Course.

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September 2021 fixtures (subject to change)

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

Wed 1st 10:30 - 11:30 Ladies v The Leicestershire

Fri 3rd 06:00 - 16:00 Glazerite Trophy Pro-Am

Sat 4th 07:00 - 14:00 Captains Day

Sun 5th 13:00 - 13:30 Ladies Weekend Medal

14:15 - 14:45 Junior Yellow Tee Stableford

Tue 7th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies Medal Advertise
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Thu 9th from 08:00 Midweek Yellow Tee Stableford
Please join us in 2021
Fri 10th 08:45 - 14:00 Captain's Charity Day and beyond

Sat 11th 07:00 - 14:30 Presidents Day Full page;
from £70 + VAT
Sun 12th from 08:00 Sunday Stableford
Half page;
Tue 14th 10:00 - 13:00 Ladies Stableford from £45 + VAT

Thu 16th from 08:00 Midweek White Tee Medal Quarter page;
from £30 + VAT
09:15 - 11:00 Seniors v Market Harborough
Office -
Sat 18th 07:00 - 14:30 September Medal 01933 677234

Sun 19th 07:00 - 12:00 September Medal general.manager
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14:00 - 14:30 Junior Yellow Tee Stableford

Tue 21st 08:30 - 15:30 Ladies Autumn Meeting (1st & 10th)

Wed 09:15 - 10:45 Seniors v Aspley Guise

Thu 23rd 10:00 - 15:00 Ladies Autumn Open (1st & 10th)

Sat 25th 14:00 - 15:30 B Team v Market Harborough

Sun 26th 09:30 - 11:30 Mixed Club Championship

Tue 28th 09:00 - 14:00 Ladies v Pro Challenge Bar Hours

Thu 30th 10:00 - 13:00 NGL Ladies Senior Championship Monday 11:00am - 7:00pm

Tuesday 11:00am - 8:00pm

Wednesday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Thursday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Friday 11:00am - 9:00pm

Saturday 8:45am - 9:00pm

Sunday 11:00am - 7:00pm

Catering Hours

Monday Filled rolls available

Tuesday Noon - 5:00pm

Wednesday Noon - 3:00pm

Thursday Noon - 3:00pm

Friday Noon - 3:00pm

Saturday 8:45am - 3:00pm

Sunday Filled rolls available

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