Competitions
Please ensure your scores are recorded via the How Did I Do app, or if you cannot access this, that a copy/photo of your score is given to the Handicap Secretary, Kevin Royan.
To enter a competition, entry fees are payable, in advance, according to a set procedure. To do so, each player will need to set up, and fund, a Competition Credit Account (CCA). Please click here or CCA tab on the main menu for details. Please ensure your CCA is sufficiently funded* and contact Simon Harding (Treasurer) if you have a query.
* Members entering a competition when their CCA is insufficiently funded risk being ineligible to claim any prize offered in that competition. That includes Birdie Vouchers and any benefit from a Hole-in-One.
Competition Entry Fees Increase October 2023
At the AGM held on September 27th, it was agreed that the entry fee for standard Sunday competitions would increase from £3.50 to £5.00. It was also agreed that the entry fee for the Winter League competition would increase to £15 per player (£30 per pair...).
This is the first increase in nearly 20 years and will enable the Committee to expand the number of prizes and enhance the value of those prizes to the benefit of all competitors.
Please note: Competition entry is via entering your name on BRS - if your name is showing at the start of the competition, then your CCA will be debited accordingly. If you know you will not be able to play, YOU MUST REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM BRS BEFORE THE START to avoid payment being taken! If this cannot be done (e.g. "emergencies"), then please contact Simon Harding as soon as possible to explain.
New Sign-In procedure for Competitions is coming!
Details were unveiled at the Members' Presentation Evening on Feb 25th and a full statement about this and other developments will follow. Meanwhile...
... Competition entry initially will continue via BRS, but players will soon be required to sign-in and be checked off (by physically visiting the starter) prior to their round. Clearly, as stated above, a valid CCA will need to be in place.
This 'check-in' procedure will not be restricted just to Competitions - anyone (Members, Greenfees, etc.) wishing to play on the course will need to check-in to be verified.
Recent Results
(not previously notified on HDIDo, etc.)
NOMINATED PAIRS COMPETITION RESULTS 07 APRIL 2024
Tom Potter & Harry Potter 81
David Gillespie & Ben Lawrence 80
Peter Andrews & Roy Sayer 78
Jeff Atkinson & Steve Austwick 76
Simon Harding & Martin Burling 76
Clive Walby & Steve Brewington 72
John Price & Mike Manning 72
Tim Williams & Mike Williams 70
Martin Gunfield & David Steel 69
Don Grimset & David Tinkler 69
Kevin Myers & Phil Prior 67
Nigel Conde & Jezza Burfitt 64
Dan Mara & Dave Ratchford 63
Chris Hurrell & Chris Morris 63
Paul Card & Chris Collins 55
George Edwards & Tim Lodge 45
Upcoming competitions
To book a tee time for a competition please use the Online Booking System. You can book up to one month in advance unless otherwise stated below. The system is easy to use and can be accessed from any internet connection - click on the link above to browse the site or ask any committee member for assistance. You can also access the system from within the clubhouse, by asking at the Office or at the Bar!
Regular Sunday Comps: Coming up... see Events Tab
Check BRS for latest Course conditions & status.
Winter League 2nd KO round, now on April 7th. Handicaps
For matters pertaining to handicaps, (e.g. Indices, Course, Playing, Allowances, etc.), see the text and links on the Noticeboard tab.
Competition Etiquette If you are unable to play in a competition that you have signed up for please remove your name from the start sheet online as soon as possible, preferably before 5pm Saturday evening. If this is not possible then please contact the club early on the morning of the competition so the starter can be informed, "No-Shows" are not acceptable.
Incorrect scorecards are becoming more common, please can you check your card after your round for any errors, cards not signed or filled out incorrectly could lead to disqualification from the competition.
Please ensure your scores are recorded via the How Did I Do app, or if you cannot access this, that a copy/photo of your score is given to the Handicap Secretary, Kevin Royan.
To enter a competition, entry fees are payable, in advance, according to a set procedure. To do so, each player will need to set up, and fund, a Competition Credit Account (CCA). Please click here or CCA tab on the main menu for details. Please ensure your CCA is sufficiently funded* and contact Simon Harding (Treasurer) if you have a query.
* Members entering a competition when their CCA is insufficiently funded risk being ineligible to claim any prize offered in that competition. That includes Birdie Vouchers and any benefit from a Hole-in-One.
Competition Entry Fees Increase October 2023
At the AGM held on September 27th, it was agreed that the entry fee for standard Sunday competitions would increase from £3.50 to £5.00. It was also agreed that the entry fee for the Winter League competition would increase to £15 per player (£30 per pair...).
This is the first increase in nearly 20 years and will enable the Committee to expand the number of prizes and enhance the value of those prizes to the benefit of all competitors.
Please note: Competition entry is via entering your name on BRS - if your name is showing at the start of the competition, then your CCA will be debited accordingly. If you know you will not be able to play, YOU MUST REMOVE YOUR NAME FROM BRS BEFORE THE START to avoid payment being taken! If this cannot be done (e.g. "emergencies"), then please contact Simon Harding as soon as possible to explain.
New Sign-In procedure for Competitions is coming!
Details were unveiled at the Members' Presentation Evening on Feb 25th and a full statement about this and other developments will follow. Meanwhile...
... Competition entry initially will continue via BRS, but players will soon be required to sign-in and be checked off (by physically visiting the starter) prior to their round. Clearly, as stated above, a valid CCA will need to be in place.
This 'check-in' procedure will not be restricted just to Competitions - anyone (Members, Greenfees, etc.) wishing to play on the course will need to check-in to be verified.
Recent Results
(not previously notified on HDIDo, etc.)
NOMINATED PAIRS COMPETITION RESULTS 07 APRIL 2024
Tom Potter & Harry Potter 81
David Gillespie & Ben Lawrence 80
Peter Andrews & Roy Sayer 78
Jeff Atkinson & Steve Austwick 76
Simon Harding & Martin Burling 76
Clive Walby & Steve Brewington 72
John Price & Mike Manning 72
Tim Williams & Mike Williams 70
Martin Gunfield & David Steel 69
Don Grimset & David Tinkler 69
Kevin Myers & Phil Prior 67
Nigel Conde & Jezza Burfitt 64
Dan Mara & Dave Ratchford 63
Chris Hurrell & Chris Morris 63
Paul Card & Chris Collins 55
George Edwards & Tim Lodge 45
Upcoming competitions
To book a tee time for a competition please use the Online Booking System. You can book up to one month in advance unless otherwise stated below. The system is easy to use and can be accessed from any internet connection - click on the link above to browse the site or ask any committee member for assistance. You can also access the system from within the clubhouse, by asking at the Office or at the Bar!
Regular Sunday Comps: Coming up... see Events Tab
Check BRS for latest Course conditions & status.
Winter League 2nd KO round, now on April 7th. Handicaps
For matters pertaining to handicaps, (e.g. Indices, Course, Playing, Allowances, etc.), see the text and links on the Noticeboard tab.
Competition Etiquette If you are unable to play in a competition that you have signed up for please remove your name from the start sheet online as soon as possible, preferably before 5pm Saturday evening. If this is not possible then please contact the club early on the morning of the competition so the starter can be informed, "No-Shows" are not acceptable.
Incorrect scorecards are becoming more common, please can you check your card after your round for any errors, cards not signed or filled out incorrectly could lead to disqualification from the competition.