Saturday Competition

 



Saturday Competition Changes
We would like to advise all members that, commencing Saturday, 26th September 2026, there will be one Saturday competition covering both Men and Women.
Although this will be a mixed competition, there will still be separate Men's and Women's prizes as normal. The main difference you will see is there is only one competition when booking in on the portal and 1 prize report with all the winners on one report.
The Committee has also decided that, commencing on 26th September, a second prize will be awarded for both:
The Best 4BBB Team
The Best Mixed 4BBB Team
We believe these changes will provide more opportunities for members to play together while continuing to recognise the achievements of both our Men's and Women's competitions.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation and look forward to seeing everyone enjoying the Saturday competition together.
Yours sincerely,
The Mens Golf Committee

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