Here's another edition of your Pro Shop weekly newsletter bringing you all the latest news & competition results from the club. Enjoy the read. |
Men’s Club Championship 07/07/18 - 08/07/18
This year’s Men’s Club Championships could not have fallen on a better weekend here at Brampton Park. With the course in brilliant condition but proving a good challenge for the members Mark King was the early leader with a fantastic score of gross 68 -3. His closest challenger was Dan Stephens who shot a very respectable +1 gross 73 followed by Owen Meeds with a gross 73 in third place. Mark King was also leading the nett scores with a brilliant nett 63 and sitting in second place after day one was Alan Murray with a nett 68.
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Day two started very much the same as day one, brilliant course conditions, beaming sunshine and all to play for. Day two’s leaders with a gross 74 was Jody Greenall and Owen Davies, closely followed by Owen Meeds with a gross 75. For early leader Mark King it wasn’t quite to be as the second round didn’t reach the heights of day one. The overall winner with scores of 73+75 = 148 was Owen Meeds who came out on top by two shots from Jody Greenall who had 75+75=150 on the weekend.
Very well played to everyone who participated both days, all of the comments about the course were fantastic to hear and good luck for all the future events.
Over the course of the weekend 23 players had twos, well done too Dale Barham, Tyrone Allan, James Wise, Simon Rose, Sam Hindmarsh, Kevin Wright x2, Dan Stephens, Owen Meeds, Adam Steel, Ron Cowper, James Taylor Alford x2, Andrew Kennedy, Brian Thomas Alan Murray, Sean Trigg, Larry Barnes, Greg Wills, Jack Miles, Jody Greenall and Dennis Lea who all received £6.43 on their Pro Shop account.
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Pazios Pot 6/7/18
The scoring was unbelievably tight for this Seniors Major, with seven people tying for first place on 39 points! On countback the results were as follows:
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1st - Peter Gutteridge
2nd - Kelvin Marris
3rd - Alan Palfrey
4th - Ross Starkey
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5th - Mike Prince
6th - Stuart Blackburn
7th - Mike King
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There were 10 twos, they were made by Mark Edmundson, Steve Hansell, Ross Starkey, Alan Gray, James Heeley, David Bruce, Geoff Beaver, Ian Roofe, Eddie Danks and Ron Cowper. Each two was worth £5.50.
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Men’s Wednesday W 4/7/18
On a scotching day at Brampton, it was a very close battle at the top as four players were tied on the winning score. Coming out on top, on countback was Peter Thompson with an impressive 40 points. In second place also with 40 points was Graham Duncan, third was Colin Williams with 40 points and in 4th was Colin Allison also with 40 points.
On the day nine players had twos, well done to Mike Gays, Owen Davies, Colin Allison, Brian Fett, Richard Bond, JDW Davies, James Wise, Tom Harris and Nick Gabb who all received £9.11 on their Pro Shop account.
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Summer Junior Golf Camps We will be running junior coaching sessions this summer at Brampton Park GC. No matter what level of golf you are, these sessions will cover the entire game and will prove to be a lot of fun! All sessions will be 1pm - 3pm. £15 per session or 5 for £70! Click here to request your space. |
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Upcoming Pro-Ams
Adam P has some pro-ams coming up and would like some members to join him. Milton Golf Club – Wednesday, 8th August
Bishop Stortford – Friday, 7th September
The Shire – Monday, 10th September If you would like to play or want more info please speak to Adam P in the Shop. |
Why wouldn't you enter? If you watch Sky Sports Golf regularly you'll probably recognise the name Denis Pugh; he's one of the presenters as well as a coach to European Tour stars Francesco Molinari and Ross Fisher. Right now, we're offering you the chance to win a 60-minute lesson, playing lesson and lunch with the man himself simply by entering our competition. Good luck! |
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[* END *] July Specials! Is your Pro Shop account in credit? Have you made a few twos this year and forgotten about them? Well there’s no better time to pop in to take advantage of our great deals, get equipped for the summer or even get fitted for some new clubs. |
Srixon Golf Balls Srixon AD333 - Super long distance and accuracy - £20
Srixon Soft Feel - High launch and low spn off the tee - £20
Srixon Z Star XV - A 4 piece golf ball delivering low spin with exceptional distance - £34.99
Srixon Z Star - A 3 piece golf ball delivering extremely soft feel whilst maximising distance - £34.99
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July Major shoe offers
FootJoy Pro/SL - RRP £139.99 - our price - £129.99
FootJoy GreenJoy - RRP £59.99 - our price - £54.99
FootJoy Originals - RRP £84.99 - our price - £79.99
FootJoy Leisure - RRP £89.99 - our price - £84.99 Skechers GO Elite RRP £119.99 - our price - £99.99
Skechers GO Fairway RRP £89.99 - our price - £79.99 |
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Bag yourself a deal
Motocaddy bags - from £99.99
Titliest bags - £109.99 & £129.99
Come and see the great selection we have available in store today. |
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Playing golf in the sunshine is something we all love, but it does have its downsides when bright light compromises your view. This is why Oakley offers such a great range of eye-catching, golf-specific sunglasses to help your game. |
Don't put up with squinting
Trying to track a drive into low sun is just one problem summer golf can create. It also becomes more difficult to pick an aiming point and to read greens when bright light disguises subtle contours. One eyewear option we love thanks to its cool frame style you can wear off-course is the Oakley Targetline (pictured here). It comes with the option of Prizm golf lenses that enhance clarity and maximise contrast to give you better depth perception and make slopes easier to spot, as displayed in the image above. |
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