Julie Walter (St Ives), playing on her home course made local knowledge count as she reclaimed the Cambs and Hunts Ladies County Golf Association Division 1 title that she last won in 2000.

The recent heavy rain made playing difficult but Julie posted an excellent score of gross 77 to clinch top spor.

In the nett competition seven players recorded a score of 74 with Fay Allison (Brampton Park) claiming top spot on countback from Jacquie Richardson (Old Nene) who took second place on countback from Bourn's Diane Amps. The unlucky four who also scored 74 but missed out on the prizes were Marcella Tuttle (Links), Paula Ewing (St Ives), Judy Morris (Bourn) and Chris King (Bourn)

County Captain Jane McGuffog (Gogs) and Laura Todd (Ely City) clinched top spot in the afternoon foursomes with a solid 36 points. With four pairs on 35 points second place went to Julie Walter and Paula Ewing (St Ives) on countback from third placed Judy Morris and Chris King (Bourn). Brampton Park's Roz Irons and May Burn were the unlucky pair who missed out on the prizes.

(Photo shows Division 1 Champion Julie Walter)

8th September 2012

¨ For daughters of any age i.e. not a Junior only competition

¨ Competition :- 27-hole Medal Foursomes

¨ Venue :- Tadmarton Heath Golf Club

¨ Date Saturday 8th September 2012

¨ Scratch and nett prizes

¨ If over-subscribed preference will be given to those with lower combined handicaps

¨ Daughters and Fathers need not be from the same golf club

¨ Download entry forms by pressing button below

 Once again Lakeside Lodge played host to the Cambs and Hunts Junior Golf Spring Meeting.  A total of 39 girls between the ages of 6 and 17 took part in the event.  The younger girls received coaching from Andy Fletcher, one of the Lakeside Lodge Professionals, and also took part in skills golf, putting and stretching and movement exercises.

 The top eleven girls competed for the Lesley Ford Trophy on the 18 hole Lodge Course.  Despite the miserable wet conditions Charlotte Platt (Bourn) competing in the event for the first time, produced an excellent round of nett 72 to clinch the title, with Chloe Ashman (Ely City) in second place with a nett 73.  Junior County Captain Claire Tuttle (Newmarket) won the Scratch Prize after a solid round of 84.

 Eleven girls competed in a 9 hole competition on the Manor Course.  Amelia Kennedy (Brampton Park), in her first appearance in the event, won with 18 points, with Chloe Drewery (Brampton Park) in 2^nd place with 16 points on countback from Natasha Bamford (Ely City).  Natasha did well, having cut her handicap from 49 to 41 after a brilliant round at the Newmarket Junior Open earlier in the week.

 The remaining 17 girls competed on the Par 3 course with Isabella Brooks (Saffron Walden) winning with a score of 43, on countback from Eleanor Gamble also 43 and Ella Darrington third with 44.

 Amber Pullen (Royston) took the putting prize with a score of 21.

 Photo shows Charlotte Platt with the Lesley Ford Trophy.

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