8th December 2025
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29th November 2025
2025 Mens Foursomes Championship
The 2025 Mens Foursomes Championship was played over 36 holes in one day for the first time and players were faced with wet and wintry conditions with heavy overnight rain making playing conditions extremely challenging.
Congratulations Russell Hughes and Paul Thompson with scores of 77, 79: 156 finishing three shots ahead of Brenton Derix and Jeremy Derix (79, 80: 159) and Paul Turk & Dale Edwards (82, 80: 162) three shots further back.
In the Nett event, Keith Phillips and Jeff Murphy returned fantastic scores of 73, 73 (146) to finish five shots ahead of Damon Mayoh and Joel Roberts (78, 73: 151).
A big thank you to all players for making the day a great success!
29th November 2025
Harry Hopkins Wins Senior Match Play
Harry Hopkins defeated John Donald on the 21st hole to win the 2025 Senior Match Play on Friday 28th November.
Trailing 2 down with two holes to play, Harry finished birdie, birdie to force the match to extra holes, with John narrowly missing a putt to win the match on the 18th. Harry and John then halved the first two extra holes before Harry clinched the win on the third extra hole.
Unfortunately for John, this is the second year in succession he has finished runner up having lost the final to wife Gillian in 2024. John also finished runner up by one stroke in the Senior Club Championship just a week earlier!
29th November 2025
2025 Ladies Foursomes Championship
Congratulations to Stef Silcox and Carol Burns who won the 2025 Ladies Foursomes Championship on Tuesday 25th November, recording their fifth Ladies Foursomes Championship title as a pair following wins in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Stef and Carol shot rounds of 92 and 83 for a 36 hole score of 175 finishing well clear of runners up Gillian Donald and Maria Twisk (99, 91: 190).
In the nett event, it was a much closer event with Stef Silcox and Carol Burns storming home with a round of 67.5 following an opening round 76.5 (144) to narrowly defeat runners up Raylene Chisolm and Lyn Roos (74, 71: 145) by one stroke.
