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Issue 14:

August 2022

County Boys reach Anglian League Final

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Boys team have qualified for the Anglian League Final after winning their
regional qualifying tri-match against Leicestershire and Lincolnshire at Lutterworth GC.
Despite being under strength in the morning pairs, the County kept themselves in the contest through a
couple of tight wins from Jadon Pham and Oliver Godwin and two more convincing victories from Jacob
Williams and Calum Sainsbury.
With all three teams sitting on four points going into the afternoon singles, Northamptonshire (pictured
below) stepped up a gear with a collection of exceptional performances as they earned a place in the
final at The Cambridgeshire GC on Monday, August 15th.
Ben Atherton, James Atwood and Harrison Panter were particularly impressive as they grabbed big
wins as the team thrashed Lincolnshire, before confirming top spot with a draw against Leicestershire.
Northamptonshire were also successful in their Midlands Golf Union triangular match against
Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire at Coxmoor GC in Nottinghamshire.
The team, which included Joseph Hyde, Mark Stockdale, Elliot Strickland, Kai Raymond and Oliver
Penberthy as well as Williams, Sainsbury, Atherton, Attwood and Pham, hammered the home county by
the scoreline 11-4, as well as getting the better of Lincolnshire by four points.
NGL Director of Junior Golf Asy Ho said: “We had some of our most experienced players in the team but
some were playing in only their second ever County matches.
“The Boys played really well and were able to win against both Counties, and now go into our final match
against Leicestershire on Wednesday, August 17th at Cosby GC.”

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NGL events go from strength to strength

Northamptonshire WE hope you are enjoying this
Golf Limited plethora of sun-soaked days that
resulted in the driest July since time
Our purpose is to immemorial.
further the interests
of amateur golf in Unfortunately, the courses have
Northamptonshire and suffered, particularly the fairways that
to provide guidance and are now burnt brown. Fear not, the
assistance to all affiliated rain that will come in torrents shortly
Clubs within the County. will soon revive the grass.

President & Treasurer: Of particular note this month was the
Mr Jack Marr Boys Under-18’s team, who qualified
for the finals by triumphing in the
Vice President & Anglian Regional Qualifier against
Commercial Director: both Lincolnshire and Leicestershire
Mrs Catherine Tildesley at Lutterworth GC. Good luck to them
in the finals.
Past President & Chairman:
Mrs Kathryn Stronach Congratulations to Staverton Park on beating Farthingstone in the
Hollingsworth Trophy final at Northampton GC.
Competitions Director:
Mr Marcel Aarts I was privileged to referee the final and would like to thank the
Captains, club officials and especially the team members for making
Director of Teams: it such a great day.
Men’s: Mr Ryan Genner
Ladies: Mrs Claire Lindsay A birdie three on the last hole of the last match secured victory for
Staverton. Very exciting stuff.
Director of Coaching
& Golf Development: We would also like to thank Martin Izzard for doing a short presentation
on the history of the Hollingsworth competition and giving an insight
Mr Michael Farr to how the event started and developed. It made it a special day for
both teams.
Director of Junior Golf:
Mr Asy Ho County competitions continue to go from strength to strength and the
participation numbers are ever increasing monthly. To get a glimpse
EG Voting Member: of the many and varied competitions we run every year, please visit
Mr Ken Hignett www.northantsgolf.co.uk/opens.

Honorary Secretary: If you have never played in a County competition, please contact us
Mr John Pearson and we will explain how to enter and promise you a great day playing
with like-minded and similar handicapped golfers.
Club Services:
Mr David Davis Unfortunately we had to postpone the County Seniors Championship
because it was due to take place on the hottest day ever, but it will
Safeguarding Officer: now take place on August 22nd. Unfortunately, such is the popularity,
Mrs Sally Bingham it is now closed for entries, so if you wish to go on the reserve list
contact Marcel Aarts on [email protected].

Again, I would personally like to thank the board members and all
our volunteers for the time and commitment over the past few weeks.

We held 14 events, plus various coaching and training programmes,
during the month. At one every two days, it shows how much work
goes into running County golf.

Thank you for your continued support.

NGL President - Jack Marr

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Staverton end Farthingstone’s hopes with comeback win

STAVERTON Park (pictured right) clinched the
Hollingsworth Trophy for the sixth time with a
dramatic 3-2 victory against Farthingstone in the
final at a gusty and hot Northampton GC.

Farthingstone, who were aming to win the county
team event for the first time in their final year
before closure, made a solid start as Simon
Nightingale and David Summerfield took the
opening tie 4&3, before Darren Matthews and
Karl Leason doubled their lead down the last.

Staverton emphasised their fighting spirit as
Michael Forgione and Tom Bowen won the third
game on the first extra hole after Farthingstone
found bunker trouble, before Adrian Thompson
and Peter Trueman levelled the scores with a
magnificent birdie two on the 20th hole.

The comeback was completed by Andy Sant and
Brian McGinley, who holed a 20-footer for birdie
on the 18th to beat Ian Donald and Adam Smith.

Family Foursomes

RAY Connolly completed a rare pairs double as
he added the 2022 Family Foursomes title to the
Scratch Foursomes crown he won earlier in the
year with a one-point success at Kingsthorpe GC.

Competing alongside his young daughter Edie
(pictured right), the Collingtree Park member
posted 40 points to nudge out reigning champions
Marcel Aarts and Rob Aarts (Kettering).

Ladies Intermediate Championship

YVONNE Wilcox used her local knowledge wisely
in the Ladies Intermediate Championship as she
claimed the top prize with a round of 86 on her
home course at Rushden GC.

A run of two gross pars and a birdie at the start of
the back nine helped her finish two clear of Anna
Heaver (Northants County). Delapre Park’s Julie
Edwards carded a net 71 to secure the net prize.

Ladies Bronze Championship

WELLINGBOROUGH’S Liz Rees (pictured right)
was crowned County Ladies Bronze Champion
after finishing three shots clear with a round of 96.

A gross par on the closing short hole proved
decisive as she held off the challenge of runner-
up Rosie Cullis (Kingsthorpe) and Wellingborough
club-mate Bina Shah, who picked up the net prize
with a 74. Michelle Smith (County) was second.

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Kingsthorpe confirm semi-final place

Scratch League Handicap League
KINGSTHORPE booked their place in the last four with a fifth
NORTHANTS County had consecutive win in Group C as they beat Silverstone 30-0 at home
contrasting emotions on - the biggest team success in the 2022 Handicap League.
their travels in the latest two Overstone Park sealed top spot in Group D with a 6-4 victory in
top division Scratch League their last match at Rushden, who needed a big win to overtake the
matches as they recorded one leaders on points difference.
victory and one heavy defeat. After the opening two ties resulted in a narrow win for either side,
the match was effectively put beyond Rushden’s reach in game
Points from Gary Purton, three when Peter Etheridge and Jay Vieyra (pictured below)
Andrew Blackwell, Owen recorded a five-hole success for Overstone.
Watts, George Castle, plus Kettering all-but-ended Peterborough Milton’s hopes of qualifying
a half from Max Faulkner for the semi-finals as they produced a late comeback to beat one
(pictured above), earned of their Group B rivals 10-8 at home.
County a 4½-3½ success at Milton, who went into their final match on top of the table, made a
Northampton. great start as Mark Doody and James Middleton (three holes) and
Steve Townsend and Steve Dickinson (four holes) took games
But it was a different story two one and three respectively.
weeks later as they crashed to However, the Kettering duo of Jack Murray and Kevin McHenry
a 8-0 defeat at Wellingborough, found their best form in the final tie as they completed a seven-
who had lost their previous hole win to turn the match in favour of the home side.
three matches this season. Hellidon Lakes will need a positive result in their remaining Group
A home contest with fellow contenders Staverton Park in mid-
The battle of the two unbeaten August as the two heavyweights battle it out for top spot.
second tier sides went the way
of Kettering as they bagged a Intermediate League
5½-2½ win at Collingtree Park. DEFENDING champions Kingsthorpe had mixed emotions in their
latest two Intermediate League matches as they recorded one win
All the damage was done in the and one defeat on consecutive Sundays.
early ties as Nick Keech and Martin Dunn earned a 10&8 individual win for Kingsthorpe as
Andy Robinson, Ben Atherton, they beat leaders Collingtree Park 6-2 at Overstone Park GC,
Ed Keech and Reece Dodd before-2½ to Wellingborough at Collingtree Park GC seven days
wrapped up the team success. later.
Kettering were unable to grab their first victory of the season in
Brampton Heath grabbed their early July as they lost 5½-2½ to Rushden at Overstone Park GC.
second away victory of the
season in the third division with
a 5-1 triumph at Oundle.

Damien Heffernan, Philip
Anderson, Harry Brown and
Jack Brown all recorded big
wins for the visitors.

With Brampton having played
less matches than anyone
else, Daventry sit top after a
3½-2½ away win at Rushden.

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Whittlebury qualify with two big wins

Ladies Cecil Leitch League Junior League

WHITTLEBURY Park qualified for the Ladies Cecil Leitch quarter- PETERBOROUGH Milton A
finals as the Group A top seeds after recording back-to-back gave themselves a chance
4-1 away victories against Wellingborough B and Elton Furze of qualifying for the Junior
respectively in the space of three days. League semi-finals as they
earned a Group A 2-2 draw at
Carole Kane, Danielle Edwards and Deborah Dixon all completed Northants County B, who won
big wins at Wellingborough, before Tracey Heavey added another 4-0 at Milton earlier in the year.
away point down the last.
Although the hosts took the
It was a slightly different story against previously-unbeaten Elton opening two points through
Furze as the visitors needed to battle hard for the team victory, Jack Meakin and Charlie
with the last two points both coming on the 18th hole. Cannell, Milton responded with
wins on the 16th from Gabriel
Elton Furze face Group B winners Rushden in the quarter-finals Bowden and Sam Mayman.
at Daventry GC, while Whittlebury Park take on Oundle, who
finished runners-up to Overstone Park in Group C. Milton’s B team are already
through to the last four as the
Staverton Park will play Overstone in the last four after they had to top seeds from Group B after
settle for second place behind Northants County in Group D when recording three wins and one
they lost their last away match 3-2 at Brampton Heath. draw in their four fixtures.

Needing a victory to snatch top spot, Staverton made the ideal Delapre secured their first
start as they took the opening two points through Sue O’Hagan victory in Group C with a 3-1
and Denise Aitchison. win at Northampton A.

But Brampton showed their determination to end a disappointing Liam Greenough grabbed the
campaign on a high as they sealed victory, courtesy of wins from opening point, Todd Martin
Jane Rowe, Jean Pickering and Bryony Travill. County face bagged a 3&1 win, before
Wellingborough A in the other quarter-final. Pele Zidane (pictured above)
confirmed the away team’s
Ladies League success on the 18th hole.

DEFENDING Ladies League champions Wellingborough dropped Collingtree Park maintained
their first point of the season as they could only draw 2-2 with their chances of reaching the
Northampton at Overstone Park GC. semi’s as they edged a tight
home contest with Group D
Carol Gibbs and Gill Snelson collected Wellingborough’s points, leaders Northants County A
but Northampton grabbed a share of the spoils through wins 2½-1½.
from Helen Milner and Bev Price.

Peterborough Milton secured
their first victory of the
campaign as they beat local
rivals Elton Furze 3-1 - the
biggest individual win coming
from Ellie Horsted (pictured
right), who triumphed 5&4.

With Northants County leading
the standings on maximum
points, Wellingborough will
probably have to win their last
two matches to retain the title.

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Podium spot for Girls in Midlands South Team Stableford

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE’s Girls team (pictured below left-to-right) of Emily Nunn, Lottie Heaver, Amy
Nunn, Freya Pickford, Jen Kyle and Abi Kyle finished in third position out of six teams in the Midlands
South Team Stableford Trophy at The Warwickshire GC.
In an event when each team includes two single-figure handicappers, two mid-handicappers and
a couple of high-handicappers, Northants compiled a score of 146 points to finish just two behind
winners Buckinghamshire and runners-up Berkshire.
With the best four individual scores to count towards the team total, the host county finished fourth,
followed by Oxfordshire, with Worcestershire and Herefordshire in sixth.
NGL Director of Junior Golf Asy Ho said: “The standard of play was really high and all six of our girls
played really well posting some fantastic scores.
“Special mention goes to Jen Kyle who was making her County debut and scored a fantastic 41
points to match the highest score of the day. It was a really great performance from the team and we
look forward to improving on the result next year.”
County Ladies Second Team
AMY Nunn will captain the County Ladies second team when they play Buckinghamshire in the
Midlands Team Final at Badgemore Park GC on Thursday, August 11th.
Nunn is joined in the team by fellow teenagers Chelsey Sharp, Olivia Holyoak-Church and Molly-May
Baker, while Ladies Director of Teams Claire Lindsay and new County Girls Team Support member
Katie Amos have also been selected.

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Event Diary - 2022 (enter online - www.northantsgolf.co.uk)

Date Tournament Winner/Venue
April 23rd Scratch Foursomes Championship
Winners - Ray Connolly
April 30th Higgs Bowl & Jensen Parfitt
May 13th-15th Ladies Championship
Boys Championship Winner - Steven Austin
May 30th Girls Championship Winner - Leah Ribano
May 30th Men's Championship
June 11th Ladies Fourball Betterball Championship Winner - Joe Hyde
June 16th Winner - Leah Ribano
Family Foursomes Winner - Ryan Genner
July 10th Winners - Carol Kane
Ladies Intermediate Championship
July 11th Ladies Bronze Championship & Tracey Heavey
July 11th Ladies Goodyear Cup Winners - Ray Connolly
August 17th Ladies Am-Am
August 18th Stableford Cup & Edie Connolly
August 20th Senior Men’s Championship Winner - Yvonne Wilcox
August 22nd Centenary Medal Final
August 28th Centenary Medal Final Winner - Liz Rees
September 11th Senior Pairs Championship Lingdale GC
September 12th Ladies Bouverie Bowl
September 13th Cherwell Edge GC
September 29th Senior Ladies Championship & Tazza Trophy Whittlebury Park GC
October 1st Izzard Trophy Wellingborough GC
October 2nd Wellingborough GC
October 2nd Champion of Champions Peterborough Milton GC
October 9th KO Finals Day Brampton Heath GC
October 28th Northants County GC
Mixed Fourball Betterball Championship
Am-Am Silverstone GC
Cold Ashby GC
Wellingborough GC
Wellingborough GC

Daventry GC
Northampton GC

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New support team in place to help develop young golfers

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Golf have strengthened their support team at junior level by announcing
that Emma Bazeley will work alongside mother and daughter Diane and Katie Amos as part of the
new County Girls Team, while Adam Print will join as County Boys Team manager for next season.
Diane Amos said: “I am delighted to be asked to re-join the County Girls team and look forward to
working closely with Emma, Asy and Claire in supporting and developing the girls set up again.
“Although I am a non-golfer I have been involved in golf for over 10 years as a dedicated parent and
prior to Covid helped manage the girls squad for three years.
“I’ve worked for a high street bank for 25 years, with the last 10 years spent as a stand-alone business
manager, it is these skills that I developed that will assist me within my role with the County Girls.
“As a parent, one of the greatest pleasures is seeing a young girl find the game of golf, develop their
golfing skills but also to see them mature into a confident young lady.
“Golf has given my own daughter so many new friendships, opportunities in and out of golf and it is
these moments I hope I can help encourage other girls to enjoy the game of golf.”
Katie Amos (pictured below) added: “I started playing golf at a young age, being introduced to the
sport by my grandparents who were both very supportive.
“I went into the NGL Roses team which then led to being selected to represent the County Girls by Liz
Mulliner and progressing with her support and encouragement to now being a Ladies first team player.
“Through the county pathway it has given me many wonderful experiences, met a great bunch of
people and had the opportunity to play some wonderful courses.
“I now wish to give some of my time, knowledge and experiences to the younger girls and to help
develop the County Girls into a team which everyone is proud to be part of.
“Presently I am a third year undergraduate in Physical Education and Sport at Lincoln University and
also an England Golf Young Ambassador for three years being leader of the Hero’s Handshake Award.
“This has opened up many opportunities in the golf industry and has recently given me the chance to
be a scoreboard carrier at the 150th Open, participating in radio interviews and events management.”

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Who will claim the NGL Junior Order of Merits this year?

JADON Pham (Overstone Park) and Molly-May Baker (Northants County) are the respective Boys
and Girls leaders in both the gross and net categories of the NGL Junior Order of Merits after the
latest three events at Northampton, Cold Ashby and Peterborough Milton.

In the Northampton Junior Open, Pham (pictured below) finished third in the gross behind Oliver
Godwin (Overstone) and Oliver Penberthy (County), who compiled the joint-best boys gross round of
74. Toby Heath and Mackenzie Warden (both Northampton) carded the leading boys net score of 61.

Jen Kyle (Overstone) produced a magnificent back nine to claim the girls net prize with a superb
net 60, while Jade Potter shot a level par gross 73 on her home course to claim the gross plaudits.

Cold Ashby’s Junior Open four days later saw
Krishan Panesar (Northants County) shoot a
net 69 to earn a countback victory in the boys
net competition from Penberthy, who also
finished runner-up to Pham (76) in the gross.

Overstone’s Amy Nunn completed a gross (64)
and net (72) girls double, and then continued
her good form into the Peterborough Milton
Junior Open the following week as she
compiled the leading girls net score of 73.

Northampton’s Lila Bisset won the girls gross
prize with a 78 that included gross birdies on
three of the quartet of par five holes.

In the boys competition, Isaac Hedger fired a
brilliant winning round of net 62 on his home
course to triumph by seven shots from Panesar
and Joe Jaggard (County).

Fellow Milton member Euan Herson carded
13 consecutive pars at the start of his round
to take the gross prize with a two over par 73.

With the top 10 boys and girls in each of the
18-hole categories qualifying for the Grand
Final, the last two Junior Opens take place at
Wellingborough and Northants County.

Wellingborough Junior Open Northants County Junior Open Junior OOM Grand Final
Sunday, September 11th
Thursday, August 11th Monday, August 15th
at Kettering GC

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Disappointing season continues for Men’s Teams

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE’S men will look to end a disappointing campaign
on a high in the Anglian League after both the first and second teams lost
against Leicestershire and Rutland in the penultimate round of fixtures.

Although George Castle and Jack Brown both remained unbeaten in the
pairs and singles, the rest of the County first team couldn’t find their very
best touch as they were beaten 9-3 at Kibworth GC.

The second team, who had lost their previous three matches, used the
reverse fixture at Cold Ashby GC as an ideal opportunity to blood some
debutantes as Jacob Williams, Charlie Pearce and Jody Parfitt all made
their first County appearances.

Parfitt secured a half in the morning pairs, alongside Jordan Darnell, while
Pearce (pictured right) recorded an excellent 5&4 victory in his singles
match, but Northants went down 8-4.

Confidence amongst the squad was possibly understandably low after a dispiriting result in the Midlands
Six-man Team Qualifying Tournament when the side couldn’t make the most of home advantage at
Overstone Park GC as they finished 10th.

Midland County Seniors Team
THE County Seniors Team warmed up for a busty period of activity this month by playing two friendly
matches against Derbyshire and Staffordshire.

Local knowledge didn’t seem to help however as the side won away by five points against Derbyshire
at Breadsall Priory GC, but then lost 11-7 to Staffs at Northampton GC a few days later.

With the Midland Seniors County Championships taking place on August 10th at Birstall GC, followed
by Anglian/East Midlands League matches against Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire the following
week, the team are aiming to find their best.

LEADING County golfers Charley Hull and Meghan MacLaren both took part in the first ever major
ladies professional tournament to be held at Muirfield GC as they played in the AIG Women’s Open.

Hull, who went into the event in great form after finishing tied third in the previous major - the Evian
Championship - a couple of weeks earlier, made the cut again as she finished tied 22nd on 284.

MacLaren, who qualified for the competition after winning on the Ladies European Tour earlier this
year, missed out on the weekend by three strokes.

Northampton teenager Jade Potter also enjoyed a memorable experience at the home of golf as she
made her debut for the Scotland Girls team
in the Home Internationals at Downfield GC.

Competing alongside Freya Russell in the
pairs against Wales on the opening morning,
Potter (pictured left) made the dream start
as the duo romped to a 6&4 victory as the
team drew 10½-10½.

Despite losing twice against Ireland on the
second day and again in the pairs against
eventual winners England on the final day,
Potter showed her mettle in the singles as
she fought back from five down at the turn
to grab a half.

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Bumper fields get ready for Centenary Medal Finals

ALMOST 100 golfers from across the County have
qualified to represent their home club in the two
special Northamptonshire Golf Centenary Medal
Finals which will take place over the summer.

To mark its 100th year of organising County golf, the
low and mid-handicap male golfers, lower handicap
female golfers and juniors will compete over 18
holes in the first event at Wellingborough GC on
Sunday, August 28th.

Former British Lions and England rugby union
international player Nick Beal (pictured left) is
amongst those golfers to make it through after
winning a qualifying event at Northants County GC.

The second Centenary Medal Final, which features
the higher-handicap male and female golfers, is on
Sunday, September 11th at Peterborough Milton
GC.

Brampton Heath, Cherwell Edge, Cold Ashby,
Collingtree Park, Daventry, Delapre, Elton Furze,
Farthingstone, Kettering, Nene Park, Northampton,
Oundle, Overstone Park, Peterborough Milton,
Priors Hall, Rushden, Silverstone, Staverton Park,
Wellingborough and Whittlebury Park will also have
representatives.

For Farthingstone members, the competition could
mark their last opportunity to represent their club in a
county tournament after the course announced that
it would be closing by the end of the year.

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THANK you for taking time to read our latest Newsletter, the sixth edition of this year, all of which
we hope have helped to keep you updated on our latest news, results and provide you with dates
for competitions, golfing events and England Golf initiatives for our ever changing environment.

We continue to receive positive feedback about the communication, but should anyone have any
ideas for additional topics for inclusion or how we may develop it
further, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of the board.

We are keen to keep you updated with golf news, successes and
opportunities for golf in the county.

As a non-profit organisation, we look to local businesses to support
funding of our Coaching and Training programmes, County Team
Events, Team Kit and Competitions.

Additional funding enables us to enhance our programmes and cover
greater numbers at all levels.

Do you have any questions? Please don’t hesitate to contact me at
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