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Junior Captain’s Day entry form

Katie Wheeler– Junior County Captain's Day

Sunday September 24th 2023- Lutterworth Golf Club

CALLING ALL GIRLS IN THE COUNTY!

Come and support your County Junior Captain & finish this Season’s Golf in Style!!

 

18 hole Singles Stableford – handicap index up to 36.0

OR 9 Hole Singles Stableford – handicap index from 36.1-54.0

OR  Flag50 Competition for new Junior Foxes – no H’cap yet!

Qualifying Competition –Tee times start at 10am

Nearest the Pin & Longest Drive!!

 

Entry Fee £10 – 18 Holes : £6 – 9 Holes: £5 - Flag50

Entry Fee includes snack after your golf!!

SECRET SQUARES COMPETITION!!

 

Click here for entry form

Past LRLCGA President becomes Chair of England Golf Trust

Former England Golf Trust grant recipient Moira Page becomes chair of the charity
 
England Golf Trust’s new chair Moira Page was given a helping hand by the charity as a teenager.
Now, she is heading up the organisation and is looking forward to helping other young people on their golfing journey.
‘It is so satisfying to see young golfers develop and I am looking forward to leading an organisation that can support that and truly make a difference to a young person’s life.’
Some of the case studies I read about England Golf Trust grant recipients are inspirational and it will be an honour to help build on the great work done so far,’ she added.
A qualified Chartered Management Accountant as well as a member of the Association of Accounting Technicians, Moira has worked as a freelance finance director for the last 13 years.Her professional background brings a wealth of expertise in financial management, corporate governance, and how non-profit organisations function.
Moira is based in Leicestershire and is a member of Glen Gorse Golf Club where she plays golf to a high standard. She has won her County Championship four times, her County Junior Championship twice and her club championship 28 times.
She has captained the County Second team once and the County First team twice and has also served as County President once.
In her spare time, she served as an elected non-executive director on the audit and finance committee of the Board of England Golf.
She started playing golf as a teenager and has loved the sport ever since. ‘I was always sporty and got involved in any team sport going, including hockey, netball and rounders.’
‘When I was 14, I took up golf alongside my Dad and I achieved a handicap of 9 in my first season of playing.’
‘The following year I brought my handicap down to 2 and began playing in some national events such as the English Girls Championships at Huddersfield Golf Club.’
To help me play in some of these events I received funding through the Ladies County
Association and from EWGA trust which is the former of EGT.’
'At 16 I left school so that I could pursue my golfing career. I was supported by further funding from the Trust and Martin Bowl. This meant I could compete in the English and British Girls, the English and British strokeplay and a number of other events including the Formby Leveret.’
 
Moira established that she was a good amateur but was unlikely to succeed as a golfer - so she decided to focus on a career in accountancy. However, she continues to enjoy amateur golf.
‘I can honestly say the game of golf has played a fundamental part in my life and in my personal development. It has certainly taught me a lot – and has humbled me on many occasions,’ she says.
 
 
About England Golf Trust
England Golf Trust is an independent charity and was founded in 1982 as the English Ladies Golf
Association Trust. It later became the England Golf Trust in 2015, and a registered charity, as part of
the merger with the England Golf Union and the English Women’s Golf Association.
It provides financial support for individual young golfers of all ages and abilities so that they
can continue and develop their game.
For more information on the Trust visit www.englandgolftrust.org

Rothley Park GC Hosts Martin AMAM

Many thanks to Rothley Park for hosting the Martin AMAM - a fund raising event for the County Junior Girls!

Rothley is home club of Pat Martin who instigated this event many years ago - well done Pat and thanks for playing & being with us for the day!!

 

A Full field of ladies from our affiliated clubs played this social format on a dry but windy day. The course was in great shape and offered a challenge to all our players!

The winning team - one of many Hinckley entries - was Mandy Clarke, Sandra Baum, Jane Cooper and Moira Gilcrist with a magnificent score of 84 points!!

In 2nd place - again Hinckley- was Trudie Allen, Sandra Bloor, Julie Jennings and Shelagh Neave with 81 and in 3rd spot from Ullesthorpe GC was Lauren Day, Linda Finch, Beth Swain & Carole Hallam!

 

Well done to all winners - and to everyone who took part and helped in any way because you all raised a magnificent £954 for the Girls' Coaching & Development Fund!!

 

Special thanks to Rita Watts who again this year with support from Helen Buckingham, organised the event and ran it on the day!

We appreciate your ongoing support of County Girls' Golf!!

Photos of all players can be found in the  2023 Gallery very shortly!!

England Golf Australian Spoons MNR Qualifier

Well what a lovely day was had by all for the Midlands North Regional Final of the Australian Spoons.

 

For those of you who don't know Leicestershire & Rutland Ladies County Golf Association is one of 6 regions that make up the Midlands North and we host a competition most years on behalf of England Golf.

This year it was our turn to host the regional qualifier for the Australian Spoons and we were delighted when Kirby Muxloe Golf Course agreed to be our Venue for this event.

 

We had 40 teams enter, so 80 players in total and the day started off a little chilly and it would be fair to say the weather was changeable  throughout the day but no thunderstorms thankfully, so all games were completed on time.

 

The course was in fantastic condition and the greens were speedy and all  the players agreed the course was lovely so all credit to the greenkeepers.

 

We had  five prizes this year and fully result can be found using the link below.

2023 MNR Australian Spoons Results

But the main prize winners were:-

1st - Rachel Whiting & Jayne Read from Bridgnorth with 34 Points

2nd - Joy Stepney & Pam Mackey from Belton Park with 33 Points (b9)

3rd - Sally Townsend & Kath Lea from Ullesthorpe with 33 Points

4th – Suzan Patten & Susan Smith from Market Rasen with 32 Points

5th  - Julie Maclaren & Kathy Prime from Notts Ladies with 31 points

The winners will now go onto the National Final which will be held on Friday 18th August 2023 at Woodhall Spa Golf Club.

Thank you to everyone who helped on the day and to all the players for making it a really enjoyable day.

 

 

County Week - Final Day

County Week Day 3 Sunday 18 th June
Leicestershire & Rutland Vs Shropshire
Heavy rain overnight and early morning had not softened the course at all for a ‘tricky’ fixture with
high flying Shropshire
Only a morning session of play today
The two foursomes parings today were led out by Vicky and Eleanor starting on the 1st tee and went
3 down very early on, however an excellent bunker shot by Vicky and a great putt by Eleanor on the
short par 3 4th hole was the start of a great rally by this pairing who fought very hard to get back to 1
down at the turn. Some excellent golf by all players on the back 9 the score was L & R 1 down on the
18th tee. A great drive from Eleanor and an excellent shot to the green by Vicky meant we had a putt
to halve the match but unfortunately the putt just slipped by leaving the score 1 up to Shropshire.
The second pairing of Karen and Rachel got off to a good start with some great play from both
players, 1 up after 9, they were both very steady and capitalised on a couple of errors off the tee by
the Shropshire pairing and secured a point on the 17th winning 2 & 1
The team were represented by Ellie, Holly and Caz in the singles matches with all 3 getting off to
good, steady starts. Ellie was 2 up quite quickly and maintained this lead until the 13th when the
Shropshire player started coming back into the game, all square after 14th Ellie eventually lost 2 & 1
Holly – having played in every session gaining some great points for the team came up against an
excellent opponent today. The Shropshire player had 3 birdies in a row on the back 9 to Hollys pars
and won 4 & 3
Caz’s match was very even throughout the front 9 – a very young opponent who hit some very clean
accurate shots and had the pace of the greens throughout the match. This was a very even game
but unfortunately Caz lost out on the 17th losing 2 & 1
The short par 4 14th hole had proved difficult for L & R all weekend and today was no exception with
quite a few of the weekend matches changing on this hole.
Result: 4 – 1 to Shropshire
The overall result for the weekend was a win for the hosts Lincolnshire winning 22 games (out of 25)
and a very much changed team of Shropshire gaining a surprising runner – up spot
Leicestershire & Rutland came 6th which was, of course very disappointing for the Captain, Vice
Captain and all the players. We hope the closer venue of Burton on Trent for next years County
Week will result in support from the County to encourage and cheer our players on.

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