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Worcestershire & Herefordshire Ladies County Golf Ltd

QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER


County Presentation Lunch 15th February 2024

County Ladies and Seniors (Vets) met at The Vale Golf Club for an inaugural lunch to celebrate the many County achievements of 2023.

Guests were able to enjoy a rolling photographic presentation during a two-course lunch, it was good to be reminded of the fun we had during the season and to see that the sun did actually shine…occasionally!

Sally Smith, Vets Captain, started the presentation of the trophies by welcoming everyone; the County Vets trophies were presented by Pat Watkins, retiring Vets President.

Jenny Hartley, County Captain, continued by announcing that a new trophy had been generously presented by Ken Foley in memory of his wife, Yvonne, who is very much missed by us all. It was agreed that the trophy should be presented annually to someone who has devoted their time to promoting girls golf thus ensuring our County Girls enjoy the best experience golf can offer.

Jenny went on to say that Yvonne set the gold standard to which we all aspire, because of this the selection committee agreed the award should be given posthumously to Yvonne. Jeanette, Yvonne’s sister, said she was extremely honoured to receive the award on behalf of Ken and the family. It was, understandably, an emotional moment in the proceedings.

Sue Garforth, County President, presented the County Ladies Trophies and Jenny closed the afternoon by congratulating all the winners. She thanked The Vale for their hospitality and gave special thanks to Sally for being the main organiser!

It was agreed this inaugural event had been a success and that it should become an annual celebration.

Jenny Hartley

County Captain






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Maisie Whittall

Three days in February 2024 saw 250 rising young stars competing for the Daily Mail World Junior Golf Championship at the Villa Padierna Golf Course in Marbella.

County player and Gaudet Luce member, Maisie Whittall, aged 15, claimed the Trophy by confidently defeating her Italian playing partner in her first experience of a play-off.

Congratulations, Maisie, we are all very proud of you.

OTHER NEWS:-

WHS- CHANGES TAKE EFFECT FROM 1st April 2024-

Please update your knowledge- particularly concerning your responsibilities as a golfer. The clear message from the WHS training course (available online)was that a player's responsibility is to record the gross score and when inputted the 'computer will do the rest.' 

.The same applies to 4 Ball Better-Ball, only record the score that counts. On submission, the Computer will look for 3 Trigger points. Have you scored as a team

        a) 6 under par or 42 points in a Stableford

         b) The player's score must count towards the team's score on at least 9 holes.

         c)The player's individual score must be equal to or better than 36 stableford points

In all cases, you must submit the card. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION & DETAILS OF OTHER CHANGES-

Please refer to EG 2024 WHS UPDATES.






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