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  • Impressive trophy haul from home players in flagship event

     

    There were home successes galore when we hosted the Derbyshire Amateur Championships on Sunday.

    Leading the way was 15-year-old Eva Myers who showed her elders the way to be crowned 2024 Ladies Champion with a 36-hole combined score of 153. It meant Eva triumphed by an impressive four shot margin.

    And combining with teammate Mel Davey, Eva ensured the Scratch Team prize also stayed at Chesterfield with a combined score of 317.

    Mel secured the top morning net round with a score of 74. Our own Gabby Auld got in on the act with an impressive best afternoon nett of 71.

    In the gents competitions Richard Fletcher won the prize for the best 36-hole net score of 146, with fellow CGC member Tom Marvin securing the runners-up spot just a shot back.

    And Alistair Logan picked up a prize for the best net morning round with a level-par 71.

    On a tough scoring day, it was a brilliant performance by CGC players. Congratulations to all of our prize winners.

     

     

     

  • Men's Open - Evans et al top bumper field

    We hosted a full field of 160 golfers for our Men’s Open AMAM competition.

    There were some fantastic scores on a challenging course and the winners were:

    1st place (82pts) – David Evans, Mark Aris, Mark Clearly and Paul Hambridge 

    2nd place (81pts) – Dave Knight, Rob Taylor, William Beavers and Terence Lee

    3rd place (81pts) – Benjamin Trueman, Paul Redford, Paul Rhodes, Darren Coop 

    4th place (80pts) – Michael Tingle, Gary Browes, Pete Jackson and Simon Green

    5th place (78pts) – Martin Page, David Page, Bob Kenney, Joe Hepplestone

    6th place (77pts) – Andrew Porter, John Kidger, Dave Robinson, Mark Bradley

    Closest to the pin on hole 8 – Wayne Porter (3.8m)

    Closest to the pin in 2 on hole 17 – Daniel Graney (1.36m) 

    Well played all! We’ll be in touch with details of your prizes.

    Full results can be viewed here

  • Conor Leach appointed Course Manager

     

    Conor Leach has been appointed Course Manager of Chesterfield Golf Club.

    Conor steps up from the role of Deputy Course Manager, which he has held for the last two years, having joined us from Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire.

    Previously he completed the prestigious Ohio State Programme in the USA and worked at Ridgewood Country Club, New Jersey, and Lake Nona Golf and Country Club, Florida. He also had a period working at The Australian Golf Club, Sydney, and Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club, London.

    Conor has demonstrated his knowledge and commitment during his time with us, with a fabulous eye for the finer detail of course set-up which he brings from the high-quality places he has worked previously.

     

     

  • Rushcliffe golfers scoop top prize in Men’s Seniors Open competition

    We hosted 160 golfers on our final Men’s Seniors Open competition of the season.

    The weather was mixed but didn't stop our visitors having a fantastic day at CGC.

    There were some fantastic scores and the winners were:

    1st place (85pts) - Allan Tubb, Paul Bartram, Les Hopewell and John McNair 

    2nd place (85pts) - Shawn Hall, Michael Douglas, Adrian Mansey and Alan Street

    3rd place (85pts) - Geoff Sims, Dave Hodkin, Nigel Etheridge and Glyn Denman 

    4th place (83pts) - David Wagstaff, Peter Bailey, Graham Proudler and Philip Rooney

    5th place (82pts) - Simon Thacker, Robert Smith, Chris Bowler and Andy McColl

    6th place (82pts) - Jason Hogan, Kevin Oates, Graeme Wright and Martin Lancashire

    Closest to the pin on hole 8 - Winner Brian Fischer 

    Closest to the pin in 2 on hole 17 - Winner Alan Baddams 

    Well played all! We’ll be in touch with details of your prizes.

    Full results can be viewed here.

     

     

     

  • More silverware in season of success for Eva!

    A remarkable season of success just keeps on rolling for our own Eva Myers…

    Eva played superb golf at Erewash GC to win the Derbyshire Ladies Matchplay Trophy, beating Catrin Russell of Chevin GC 4&2 in the final.

    And it is believed that the latest in a string of wins for Eva could be a record breaker. Aged just 14, it is thought Eva could be the youngest ever winner of the adult title – usurping Mel Reid who won it aged 15 back in 2003 before going on to become a Solheim Cup star.

    And it now means that Eva, who plays off a handicap index of 3.8, is both county girls and ladies champion, having won the under 18s version at Cavendish.

    We’re super proud of you Eva. Well done!

    JUST CHAMPION: Eva Myers (far right) pictured with all other Derbyshire Matchplay winners following her triumph at Erewash GC.