CAMBS & HUNTS WOMEN'S GOLF Ltd 2021 Yearbook - Cambs & Hunts Women's golf
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CAMBS & HUNTS
WOMEN’S GOLF Ltd
NOTE
Previously known as Cambs & Hunts Ladies’ County Golf
Association
2021
YearbookEXECUTIVE DIRECTORS 2021
President Sheila Withams 07825 566136
30 Pathfinder Way, Warboys, Huntingdon,
PE28 2RD
president.chwgl@gmail.com
Secretary Val Musson 07825 551975
16 High Street, Warboys, Huntingdon,
PE28 2RH
secretary.chwgl@gmail.com
Treasurer Keren Williams 07710 357121
14 Henslow Mews, Cambridge, CB2 8BX
treasurer.chwgl@gmail.com
Captain Paula Ewing 07710 076757
optimumltd@aol.com
Seniors' Roz Bartlett 07901 667408
Captain rozirons@gmail.com
Competition Joy Billany 07960 951372
Secretary 165 Christie Drive, Huntingdon, PE29 6JP
joybillany@hotmail.com
Junior Organiser Greta Barclay 01353 649614
(acting) findgbarclay@btinternet.com
Handicap Wendy Cox 01487 842006
Adviser 07905 835719
wendyhcox@gmail.com
Regional Sheila Withams 07825 566136
Delegate-Voting sheila.withams@me.com
memberClub Representatives (voting members)
Barkway Teresa Dyson 07850 532240
teresa440@btinternet.com
Cambridge Ann Burbidge 01234 306737
Country Club (was burbidge300@yahoo.co.uk
Bourn GC)
Brampton Park Roz Bartlett 07901 667408
rozirons@gmail.com
Cambridge Jan Osborne 07796 332314
Meridian t.osborne@ntlworld.com
Ely City Sharon Chatteris 01353 649933
07714 825716
kenchatteris@gmail.com
Girton Sue Carlisle 01954 780765
suzie56@btinternet.com
Gog Magog Deborah Harding 07940 811228
deb.harding0@gmail.com
Heydon Grange Elaine Knobel-Forbes 01763 838781
ekf@mkfms.com
Kingsway Jemma Braid 07944769008
jemma_braid@hotmail.com
Lakeside Lodge Elaine Ottley 07976 828373
bubblesottley61@gmail.com
Links Lynn Lambert 07807 413666
lynnlambert666@gmail.com
March Shona Kent 01354 655363
shona_kent@hotmail.comOld Nene Jacquie Richardson 01354 677856
j.s.richardson@btinternet.com
Ramsey Mary Mills 01487 813628
family.mills0808@btinternet.com
Royston Kim Bradfield 01763 287483
kimbradfield58@gmail.com
Saffron Walden Stella Parker 07967 486236
stellaparker@hotmail.com
St Ives Ros Longstaff 07941 251060
ros.longstaff@virginmedia.com
St Neots Fiona Whitney 07798 930716
fi119a@gmail.com
The Rosemary Hay 01954 260536
Cambridgeshire rlh503@outlook.com
Officers
Vice Captain Jackie Ewing 07855 389044
jackie123ewing@gmail.com
County Welfare Currently vacant
Officer
Deputy County Sue Leadbeater 07789 880159
H’cap Adviser sueleadbeater@virginmedia.com
Asst Comps ** Barbara Laman 01223 833819
Secretary barblaman@yahoo.co.uk
Asst Comps** Kim Davis 07966 635688
Secretary kimdavis2012@aol.comCourse Rating Tina Broadley 07759 650479
Assessor tinabroadley@gmail.com
Data Protection Laura Todd 07963 433577
Officer lctodd@hotmail.co.uk
Press Officer Greta Barclay 01353 649614
findgbarclay@btinternet.com
Web Kim Morley 07534 533858
Administrator webadmin@chwgl.co.uk
**Competitions sub-committee with Joy Billany
CHWGL EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS MEETING DATES
2021
0930 Tuesday 9 March via Zoom
0930 Tuesday 1June via Zoom
0930 Tuesday 7 September via Zoom
0930 Tuesday 26 October tbc
(competitions & finance sub-committee)
CHWGL GENERAL MEETINGS - DATES 2021
All Executive Directors, Officers and Club
Representatives
1330 Wednesday 31 March via Zoom
1330 Monday 28 June via Zoom
1330 Monday 27 September Girton (tbc)
CHWGL ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2021
Including Trophy presentation
1300 Thursday 25 November Gog Magog
(tbc)Junior sub-committee
Junior Organiser: oversight, coordination & junior 1st team
Greta Barclay 01353 649614
(acting) findgbarclay@btinternet.com
Child Welfare Officer
Sue Hill hillsusan93@gmail.com
Development Squad
Rosemary Hay 01954 260536
rlh503@outlook.com
Junior 2nd team
Mo Poole mo1326@msn.com
Committee Members
Rosemary Farrow farrowsat97@btinternet.com
Rosemary Rennie rosemary.rennie@ntlworld.com
Vacancy
County Competition Secretary 07960 951372
Joy Billany joybillany@hotmail.com
If you have a junior girl at your club, please do let a member of the
county junior committee know. There are lots of fun opportunities for
them to meet other young golfers and develop their skills.
Remember juniors are our future and we need to nurture their
enthusiasm and talentGOLF CLUBS AFFILIATED TO CAMBS & HUNTS: Key contacts
BARKWAY PARK www.barkwayparkgolfclub.co.uk
Nuthampstead Rd, Barkway, Royston, SG8 8EN
Manager Contact office 01763 848215
barkwaypark@btconnect.com
Ladies’ Captain No appointment
Key contact Teresa Dyson 07850 532240
teresa440@btinternet.com
Professional Jamie Bates 01763 848215
CAMBRIDGE www.bourngolf.com
COUNTRY CLUB Toft Road, Bourn, Cambs CB23 7TT
(was Bourn GC)
Secretary Michelle Parrish 07843 281982
secretary@bourngolf.com
Ladies’ Captain Jackie Francis 07821 869992
ladiescaptain@bourngolf.com
Vice-captain Diane Amps 07801 321871
ladiesvice@bourngolf.com
Scratch League Paula Offer 01954 715784
Capt poffer56@googlemail.com
Junior Organiser Philip Edmondson 07470 058555
juniororganiser@bourngolf.com
Professional Mark Sturgess 01954 718057
mark@bourngolf.comBRAMPTON PARK www.bramptonparkgc.co.uk
Buckden Road, Brampton, Cambs PE28 4NF
General Office Sarah Bremner 01480 434700
admin@bramptonparkgc.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain May Burn 07761 152156
mayburn@ymail.com
Vice-captain Shirley Osborne 01480 860198
07929 102890
shirley_osborne@hotmail.com
Scratch League Belinda Borneo 07969 412969
Capt 01480 812607
belinda.borneo@gmail.com
Junior Organiser via office 01480 434700
Professional Adam Pike 01480 434705
CAMBRIDGE MERIDIAN www.cmgc.co.uk
Comberton Road, Toft, Cambs CB23 2RY
Club contact Steve Creighton 01223 264700
golf@cmgc.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Liz Gray 07722 487090
lizgray11@btinternet.com
Junior organiser Ian Cochrane 01223 264700
Professional Ian Cochrane As aboveELY CITY www.elygolf.co.uk
107 Cambridge Road, Ely, Cambs CB7 4HX
Manager Anthony Roberts 01353 662751
manager@elygolf.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Jill Gamlin 01638 741019
jillgamlin@talktalk.net
Vice-captain Nicola Harrison 07962 277165
nicolaharrison94@yahoo.co.uk
Scratch League Laura Todd 07963 433577
Capt lctodd@hotmail.co.uk
Junior Organiser Mark Pugh 07759 742025
pughmarkpugh@aol.com
Professional Andrew George 01353 663317
GIRTON www.girtongolf.co.uk
Dodford Lane, Girton, Cambs CB3 0QE
Office Manager Jo McEvoy 01223 276169
info@girtongolf.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Sarah Pugh 01223 234234
nick.sarah51@gmail.com
Vice-captain Eileen Webster 07739 913299
eileen.webster@ntlworld.com
Scratch League Jacqui Storey 01223 515890
Capt jacquistorey61@gmail.com
Junior Organiser David Upchurch 01223 233041
david.upchurch@sky.com
Club Professional Sam Beckett 01223 276169GOG MAGOG www.gogmagog.co.uk
Shelford Bottom, Cambridge, CB22 3AB
General Manager Brad McLean 01223 247626
office@gogmagog.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Sharon Turvill 01223 564541
sjturvill@ntlworld.com
Vice-captain Lindsey Bellis 01223 350935
lindsey.bellis@cantab.net
Scratch League Sarah Jones 01223 247626
Captain Wilma Smith
office@gogmagog.co.uk
Junior Organiser Richard Brunt 07518 365570
juniors@gogmagog.co.uk
Professionals Lee Marshall 01223 246058
Chris Driscoll
HEYDON GRANGE www.heydongrange.org.uk
Fowlmere Road, Heydon, Royston SG8 7NS
Secretary Wendy Osborne 01763 838065
osborne.wendy@yahoo.com
Ladies’ Captain Deborah Bryan 07472 575355
deborahebryan@me.com
Club Professional Sufian Dhaduk 07950 434466KINGSWAY www.kingswaygolfcentre.co.uk
Cambridge Road, Melbourn, Herts SG8 6EY
Secretary Judith Sharpe 01763 262943
shaj1988@hotmail co.uk
Club Captain Alan Mason 07792 100290
mralanjmason@aol.com
Ladies’ contact Judith Sharpe as above
Junior Organiser Les Thorne 01223 833350
lvwthorne@gmail.com
Club Professional Chris Hattersley 07973 527210
chrishattersley@hotmail.co.uk
LAKESIDE LODGE www.lakeside-lodge.co.uk
Fen Road, Pidley, Huntingdon, PE28 3DF
Office 01487 740540
info@lakeside-lodge.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Cherie Gouldthorp 07808 271649
cherie@lakesidelodgegolfclub-members.co.uk
Vice-captain Jacqui Newcombe 07850 328279
jacqui@lakesidelodgegolfclub-members.co.uk
Professional Andy Fletcher 07966 303005
andy@andyfletchergolf.co.ukLINKS, NEWMARKET www.linksgolfclub.co.uk
Cambridge Road, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 0TG
Secretary Matthew Hartley 01638 663000
secretary@linksgolfclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Naomi Pilmer 01638 662945
07791 988031
naomipilmer@hotmail.com
Vice-captain Diane Parr 07764 534467
dianeparr@icloud.com
Scratch Sarah Greenall (A Team) 07765 251012
League Margaret Beckley (B Team) 01638 744327
Capts sarahgreenall50@gmail.com
mrsmeb777@gmail.com
Junior Organiser Jonathan Sharkey 01638 662395
jonny@linksgolflab.com
Professional John Sharkey 01638 663000
MARCH www.marchgolfclub.co.uk
Frogs Abbey, Grange Road, March, PE15 0YH
Secretary Michal Simpson 01354 652364
secretary@marchgolfclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Jean McAuliffe 01354 654479
rjeanmca@gmail.com
Vice-captain Margaret Butt 01733 840525
buttjohn4@yahoo.co.uk
Professional Alex Oldham 01354 657255OLD NENE www.theoldnene.co.uk
Muchwood Lane, Bodsey, Ramsey, PE26 2XQ
Secretary Amy Brown 01487 815622
amy@theoldnene.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Carrie-Ann Peckham 07731 401384
cpeckham87@hotmail.co.uk
Vice-captain Caroline Clarey 07904 804550
carolineclarey@hotmail.com
Professional Alisdair Currie 07831 191059
alisdair.currie@foremostgolf.com
RAMSEY www.ramseyclub.co.uk
4 Abbey Terrace, Ramsey, Cambs PE26 1DD
Secretary Judith Bailey 01487 812600
admin@ramseyclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Joyce Buddle 01487 506026
joycebuddle@yahoo.com
Vice-captain Lucy Mills-Cripps 07729 879624
lucyjmills18@googlemail.com
Scratch League Lucy Mills Cripps 07729 879624
Capt lucyjmills18@googlemail.com
Junior Judith Bailey 01487 812600
Organiser admin@ramseyclub.co.uk
Professional Stuart Scott 01487 813022
stuart.scott7@btconnect.comROYSTON www.roystongolfclub.co.uk
Baldock Road, Royston, Herts SG8 5BG
Secretary Amanda Curnow 01763 242696
office@roystongolfclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Sandra Griffin 01763 232441
sandy.aquarist@btinternet.com
Vice-captain Tracey Parsons 07931 093258
tparsons494@yahoo.co.uk
Scratch League Tracey Parsons 07931 093258
Capt tparsons494@yahoo.co.uk
Junior Luke Bailey 01763 242696
Organiser lukebaileygolf@gmail.com
Professional Luke Bailey as above
SAFFRON WALDEN www.swgc.com
Windmill Hill, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1BX
General Jonathan Dove 01799 522786
Manager office@swgc.com
Ladies’ Captain Lynda Minton 07890 120618
lyndaminton666@gmail.com
Vice-captain Claire Richardson 07710 463888
clairerichardson888@btinternet.com
Scratch League Lynda Minton 07890 120618
Capt lyndaminton666@gmail.com
Junior Sarah Smith 01799 527728
Organiser sarah@smithperformancegolf.co.uk
Professional Rob McNicholas 01799 527728ST IVES www.stivesgolfclub.co.uk
Needingworth Road, St Ives, Cambs PE27 4AD
General Thomas Munt 01480 499920
Manager manager@stivesgolfclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Marie Woodall 07989 429512
marietwoodall@live.com
Vice-captain Celia Greenaway 01480 393067
07909 986233
chgreenaway@virginmedia.com
Junior Henry Tacconi 01480 536339
Organiser henrytacconi@tacconigreen.co.uk
Golf Manager James Hart 01480 499920
ST NEOTS www.sngc.co.uk
Crosshall Road, St Neots, PE19 7GE
Manager Allison McColl 01480 472363
office@stneotsgolfclub.co.uk
Ladies’ Captain Elaine Miller 07789 357674
emmil6299@gmail.com
Vice-captain Tina Michelin 01480 218332
tinamich2@hotmail.com
Junior Rosemary Farrow 01480 352251
Organiser farrowsat97@btinternet.com
Professional Paul Toyer 01480 476513THE www.thecambridgeshiregolfclubbarhill.co.uk
CAMBRIDGESHIRE Cambridge Bar Hill Hotel,
Cambridge CB23 8EU
Secretary Peter Williams 07732 980546
peter.williams21@outlook.com
Ladies’ Captain Sue Williams 01954 201268
07495 292244
sue_williams55@hotmail.com
Vice-captain Sally Smith 01954 789208
07810 092870
sally.ch.smith@outlook.com
Director of Golf Marc Smith 01954 780098
marc.smith@cambridgebarhillhotel.co.uk
Professional Mike Clemons 01954 780098
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THE 2021 COMPETITIONS
The competition schedule and conditions for each
competition may be subject to change, including
cancellation or postponement, because of COVID-19
guidance as published by the Government and England
Golf.
Also, it may not be possible to include the usual post
competition meal, in which case there will be an
adjustment to the entry fee
WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDATEDNOTES ON ENTERING COMPETITIONS
• Entries for all competitions in 2021 will be accepted from 1 MARCH 2021 at
the earliest
• Entries must be submitted to the designated competition organiser by the
published closing date (normally 4 weeks before the event). Entry fees must
be sent at the same time to the Treasurer
• Entries received after the closing date will not normally be accepted
• Please complete all relevant boxes on the form in BLOCK CAPITALS
• Contact details for all designated competition organisers are provided in the
County Blue Book and on the competition posters
• Start sheets will normally be sent out by email as soon as possible after the
closing date. If a hard copy of the start sheet is required, a stamped
addressed envelope should be sent to the competition organiser along with
the entry form
SUBMITTING YOUR ENTRY FORM. Entry forms can be downloaded from the
county website. Completed entry forms can be sent either by email or by post to
the designated competition organiser
PAYMENT OF ENTRY FEES
IMPORTANT: All entry fees must be paid at the time of entry irrespective of
the method. You can pay in one of two ways:
Option 1: payment by BACS – if you use this method you MUST
include the competition code in the reference section. Account details:
• sort code: 30-94-47
• account number 01795966
Option 2: payment by cheque made payable to Cambs & Hunts
LCGA (this year only). You should note the competition code(s) on
the reverse of the cheque, which must be sent to Keren Williams,
Treasurer, 14 Henslow Mews, Cambridge, CB2 8BX
Note:
• you can pay several entry fees in a single payment, but you must include the
relevant competition codes e.g. AN AG PD for Audrey Nicole Cup, Autumn
Greensomes and President’s DayCHWGL 4-BALL TEAM AM-AM
COMPETITIONS
18 hole stableford team competitions off 90% of competition course
handicap (no handicap index restrictions)
Prizes will be awarded to the winners and 2nd placed team, other
prizes dependent on number of entries
**Season Starter Am-Am**
CANCELLED
***Season Finale Am-Am***
MONDAY 18 October
at St Neots Golf Club
Entry fee - £110 per team of 4
Competition code SFAA
(closes Monday 20 September)
Entry form only to be sent to Fiona Whitney
2 Clover Road, Eaton Socon, St Neots, PE19 8HD
Email: fi119a@gmail.com
Entry forms available on the county website
Team entry fee payable by BACS or cheque at the time of entry.
Cheques only must be sent direct to Keren Williams, Treasurer
14 Henslow Mews, Cambridge, CB2 8BX2021 COMPETITION CALENDAR
Individual, Pairs and Team competitions
Late April Foursomes Handicap Matchplay KO Drawn home or
onwards Handicap Index: plus to 18.4 each away
Mon 19 April Margery Newport Trophy (Div 1) Girton
Cancelled
Fri 14 – Sun 16 County Championship Ely City
May Handicap Index: plus to 9.4 (2021
only)
Tues 8 June Audrey Nicole Cup (Div 2) Ramsey
Handicap Index: 18.5 to 28.4
Tues 22 June Long Handicap Cup (Div 3) & High St Ives
Handicap Shield Handicap Index:
28.5 to 35.4/ 35.5 to 54.0 respectively
Fri 9 July Holland Cups Foursomes Saffron Walden
Championship Handicap Index:
maximum of 60.0 combined
Thurs 5 Aug Seniors’ Cup (55 yrs and over) Bourn
Handicap Index: plus to 40.4
Thurs 19 Aug President’s Day – 4 ball team am-am Lakeside
Tues 14 Sept Autumn Greensomes Brampton Park
Handicap Index: maximum of 60.0
combined
Tues 12 Oct Officials & Club Representatives Royston
Cup. No Handicap Index limit
Mon 18 Oct Season Finale – 4 ball team am-am St Neots
Junior Competitions
Tues 6 April Junior Spring Meeting Lakeside
Sun 11 July Junior Championship Gog Magog
Sun 26 Sept Junior / Adult Greensomes Kingsway
Interclub team fixtures
April onward Scratch league Home & away
tbc (Aug) Grace Norman Semi-finals & Final tbc
Mon 6 Sept Jean Wilkinson Semi-finals & Final Cambridgeshire
Mon 20 Sept Mary Cole Rose Bowl Gog MagogEast Region events
Thurs 22 April Foursomes Championship - Thetford
cancelled
Fri 18 – Sun 20 County Match Days Stoke-by-Nayland
June
Wed 23 June Regional EG Medal final Ely City
Tues 13 July Australian Spoons Pavenham Park
Mon 2 Aug Senior Ladies’ Championship Swaffham
Tues 3 Aug Girls’ Championship Ely City
Mon 9 – Junior County Match Days The Bedfordshire
Wed 11 Aug (Stagsden)
Thurs 26 – 2nd Team County Match Days St Ives
Fri 27 Aug
Wed 15 Sept Ladies’ Championship Gorleston
Sun 19 Sept Junior Team Trophy Porters Park
County Match Days & Junior County Match Days
Please come along and support your county teams at these flagship
events and watch some great golf.
Wear something blue!!
Seniors’ matches
Sun 28 March vs Hertfordshire - postponed Brampton Park
Wed 19 May vs Northants Cambridge Meridian
Thurs 3 June vs Norfolk Links, Newmarket
Tues 27 July vs Bedfordshire John O’Gaunt
Thurs 19 Aug vs Suffolk Stowmarket
Wed 15 Sept vs Norfolk seniors (singles) Girton
The usual age is 55+, but for Beds and Norfolk Seniors it is 50+. Matches
are mostly 4BBB played off scratch but matches against Herts & Northants
are played off handicap. The Bedfordshire match is a mix of scratch and
handicap
NOTE: parental consent form to be completed when junior girls
enter women’s competitions (available on county website)**PRESIDENT’S DAY**
Raising funds for our Juniors
4 ball team Am-Am
(no handicap index restrictions)
Thursday 19 August
at
Lakeside Lodge GC
(closes Thursday 22 July)
£120 entry fee per team of 4
includes a two-course meal and prizes
(no change of clothes required)
Entry form available on the county website
Send your completed entry forms to:
Sheila Withams
30 Pathfinder Way, Warboys, Huntingdon
PE28 2RD or
email to president.chwgl@gmail.com
TEAM entry fee payable by BACS or by cheque
direct to the Treasurer at time of entry
(Competition code PD)COMPETITION DETAILS 2021 (excluding Am-Am team events)
FOURSOMES KNOCKOUT MATCHPLAY (Code FKO)
Handicap index limit plus to 18.4 (each player)
Closing date: Wednesday 7 April
Commences: mid -late April
Final: Saturday 25 September at The Cambridgeshire GC
• Played off handicap – i.e. half the difference of the combined competition course
handicap
• Each player must designate their ‘home club’ on the entry form. Pairs need not be
members of the same club
• Substitutions will be permitted prior to playing the first round – the Assistant Competitions
Secretary must be notified of and agree any substitution
• The draw will indicate the cut-off date for each round and the home and away club.
Extensions to the cut-off dates for each round will not normally be allowed. If the home
course is not available through bad weather, play to be on the away course, and if neither
is available by the cut-off date an outcome will be determined by the toss of a coin
• Trophy for the winning pair
• Entry fee £15 per pair – to be paid as a pair to the Treasurer at time of entry
• Entries to be sent to County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.com
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
Handicap index limit plus to 9.4 Code CC)
Date: Friday 14 May – Sunday 16 May
Venue: Ely City GC
Closing date: Friday 30 April
• 36 holes individual stroke play with handicap allowance of 95% of competition course
handicap. The12 leading qualifiers proceed to the match play stages of the
Championship. Played off scratch
• The draw in the stroke play rounds will normally be in handicap order, lowest to highest
• Trophies presented to the winners and runners up in the Championship. Allen Newport
trophy presented to the winner of the best gross score over the two qualifying rounds.
Prize for best net score over the two qualifying rounds; other prizes dependent on
number of entries
• The overall winner is eligible to enter the England Golf Women’s County Champion of
Champions tournament on 5 September at Woodhall Spa
• Entry fee £30 per player - to be paid individually to the Treasurer at time of entry
• Entries to be sent to County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.com
NOTE: Due to COVID-19 restrictions the 2021 event will be used to determine the County
Champion only and is limited to single figure handicap players. The County Plate will not
be held this year.AUDREY NICOLE CUP (Division 2) (Code AN)
Handicap index limit 18.5 to 28.4
Date: Tuesday 8 June
Venue: Ramsey GC
Closing date: Tuesday 11 May
• 18 holes individual stroke play; handicap allowance 95% of competition course handicap
• The draw will normally be in handicap order, lowest to highest
• Trophy presented for the best net score plus other prizes depending on number of entries
• Entry fee £10 per player - to be paid individually to the Treasurer at time of entry
• A further £15 will be payable if a meal is provided - to be confirmed
• Entries to be sent to Club Representative: Mary Mills 1 Blenheim Road, Ramsey,
Cambs PE26 1AL * family.mills0808@btinternet.com
LONG HANDICAP CUP (Division 3)/ HIGH HANDICAP SHIELD (Code LHCS)
Handicap index limit Long Handicap Cup 28.5 -35.4; High Handicap Shield 35.5-54.0
Date: Tuesday 22 June
Venue: St Ives GC
Closing date: Tuesday 25 May
• 18 holes individual stableford; handicap allowance 95% of competition course handicap
• The draw will be based handicap compatibility; however, a preferred playing partner may
be specified on the entry form and such requests will be met where possible
• Trophies presented for the best stableford score for players with course handicaps
between 28.5-35.4 and the best stableford score for those playing off a course handicap
of 35.5 and above plus other prizes depending on number of entries
• Entry fee £10 per player - to be paid individually to the Treasurer at time of entry
• A further £15 will be payable if a meal is provided - to be confirmed
• Entries to be sent to Club Representative: Ros Longstaff 22 Enderby’s Wharf, St. Ives.
PE27 5GT * ros.longstaff@virginmedia.com
HOLLAND CUPS FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP (Code HC)
Handicap index limit 60.0 combined
Date: Friday 9 July
Venue: Saffron Walden GC
Closing date: Friday 11 June
• 36 holes stroke play; played off 50% of combined team course handicap
• The draw will normally be in combined handicap order, lowest to highest
• Trophy (Holland Cups) presented to the pair with the best gross score and prize for
the best net score, plus other prizes depending on number of entries
• Entry fee £30 per pair - to be paid as a pair to the Treasurer at time of entry
• A further £30 will be payable if a meal is provided - to be confirmed
• Entries to be sent to County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.comSENIORS’ CUP
Handicap index limit plus to 40.4 (Code SC)
Age qualification - 55 prior to event (NB new lower age limit for 2021)
Date: Thursday 5 August
Venue: Bourn GC
Closing date: Thursday 8 July
• 18 holes individual stroke play; handicap allowance 95% of competition course handicap
• Trophies presented for the best gross score, best net score and the best gross score for
ladies aged 69 and over. Best net prizes will be based on the following handicap
bandings: plus to 18.4, 18.5 to 28.4 and 28.5 to 40.4
• The player with the best gross score will be eligible to enter the England Golf Senior
Women’s County Champion of Champions tournament on 4-5 September at Woodhall
Spa
• Entry fee £25 per player - to be paid individually to the Treasurer at time of entry
• Entries to be sent to Club Representative: Ann Burbidge 9 Palmerston Street Bedford,
Bedfordshire, MK41 7SE * burbidge300@yahoo.co.uk
AUTUMN GREENSOMES: Handicap index limit 60 combined (Code AG)
Date: Tuesday 14 September
Venue: Brampton Park GC
Closing date: Tuesday 17 August
• 36 holes greensomes stableford; handicap allowance based on 60% lower competition
course handicap + 40% higher course handicap
• Trophy presented to the pair with the best stableford score plus other prizes dependent
on number of entries
• Entry fee £60 per pair - to be paid as a pair to the Treasurer at time of entry
• Entries to be sent to Club Representative: Roz Bartlett 1 Crow Hill Lane, Great
Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 5AP * rozirons@gmail.com
OFFICIALS’ & CLUB REPRESENTATIVES’ CUP (Code ODC)
No handicap restrictions
Date: Tuesday 12 October
Venue: Royston GC
Closing date: Tuesday 14 September
• 18 holes individual stableford, played off 90% competition course handicap (non-
qualifying)
• An invitation with entry details will be sent to all executive directors, officers, junior sub-
committee members, club representatives, their deputies and rules officials in June
All competitions will be run in accordance with the prevailing England Golf Play
Safe, Stay Safe guidelines. Additionally, a full risk assessment will be
undertaken by the County Competition Secretary, the host club representative
and the relevant club staff as part of the planning processINTER-CLUB TEAM COMPETITIONS
MARY COLE ROSE BOWL: Handicap index limit 25.4 per player (Code MCR)
Date: Monday 20 September
Venue: Gog Magog GC
Closing date: Monday 6 September
• 18 holes individual stroke play; handicap allowance 95% of competition course handicap
• each team to consist of three players and all scores to count. In the event of a tie, the
best net score from the team to count - if still a tie, next best net score to count
• Team changes after the closing date will only be permitted in exceptional
circumstances
• Trophies presented to the winning and runner-up teams. Prize for the best individual net
score on the day. Medals will be presented to the winning team
• Entry fee: £30 per team - to be paid directly to the Treasurer at the point of entry
• Cost of meals for players, caddies and supporters to be paid direct to the host club on
the day
• Key contact: County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon, PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.com
THE JEAN WILKINSON TROPHY
Completion date for group matches - Sunday 8 August
Semi-finals and final will be played on Monday 6 September at The Cambridgeshire
Clubs will be drawn into four groups, each comprising of no less than three clubs
• Inter-club league with each team consisting of seven players drawn from three handicap
index bands:
o two players from handicap index band 10.0 -16.4
o three players from handicap index band 16.5 – 22.4
o two players from handicap index band 22.5 -36.0
Note: County 1 team players for the current and previous season are not eligible to play
st
• Details of the group draw will be issued around June for the following year. All group
matches must be played both home and away. All games are played off scratch over 18
holes under normal match play rules
• Players may play in:
o any order within the designated handicap band
o a lower handicap band, but NOT in a higher band
• Two points for a win or unplayed concession (see below) and one point for a half. The
result of any partially completed conceded game shall be whatever the state of that game
is at time of the concession
• If an individual game is conceded on the day without being played, no winning margin
should be assigned
• The winning margin of each game must be recorded, but margins will only be used if
teams are tied on completion of all group matches
• If a group is tied after winning margins are taken into account, the County Competition
Secretary will arrange a deciding match on a neutral course• It is expected that all individual games/matches will be played, and every effort should be
made to ensure this. In the event of one or more games in a match potentially being
conceded, the situation will be managed as follows:
• a match will be deemed to be viable if 4 or more games are played; 2 points
will be awarded to the opposition for each conceded game (i.e., up to a
maximum of 6 points)
• a match will be deemed non-viable if 4 or more games are to be conceded.
In this scenario it is expected that:
o a change of date should be discussed between the two teams and
if, after all reasonable efforts have been made to rearrange the
match, no date can be agreed, the County Competition Secretary
should be informed
o If, following further mediation by the County Competition Secretary,
no alternative date can be negotiated, the team that concedes the
whole match will be removed from the group for that year along with
any points from matches already played
• In both the semi-finals and final, all games will be played to a conclusion under normal
match play conditions, unless a clear match result has already been achieved, in which
case the captains may call their players in
• Trophies presented to the winning and runner-up teams. Medals will be presented to the
winning team
• Key Contact: County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon, PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.com
THE GRACE NORMAN TROPHY: Handicap index limit – 30.4 per player
Semi-final and final to be played in mid-late August on a neutral course
• Foursomes knockout played over 18 holes
• A team will consist of three pairs (not necessarily the same players for each round)
• Details of the draw will be issued around June for the following year and will clearly
indicate the cut-off date for each round and the home and away club
• Played off 1/2 difference of each pairs’ combined competition course handicap
• In ALL rounds, including the semi-final and final, all games will be played to a conclusion,
unless a clear match result has already been achieved, in which case the captains may
call their players in
• The result of a partially completed conceded game to be whatever the state of that game
is at time of the concession
• No extensions to the cut-off dates for each round will normally be allowed. If the home
course is not available through bad weather, play to be on the away course. If for any
reason the match cannot be played by the cut-off date, a result will be determined by
the toss of a coin
• In the event of a whole match concession, the opposition will progress to the next round
• Trophies presented to the winning and runner-up teams. Medals will be presented to the
winning team
• Key Contact: County Competition Secretary, Joy Billany 165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon, PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.comINTER-CLUB SCRATCH LEAGUE
Dates: all matches to be played between 1 April - 30 September
• The number of divisions will be determined by the number of teams entering each year.
Each division will consist of not more than four teams, resulting in a maximum of six
matches
• All singles matches /games played off scratch over 18 holes under normal match play
rules
• A team will consist of three players declared in playing handicap index order, lowest first
• Matches will be played home and away, with two points for a win or unplayed concession
and one point for a half. The winning margin of each individual game must be recorded.
No winning margin for a match conceded without being played
• In the event of a tie at the end of the season, the overall results of the teams concerned
when playing each other will decide the result. If still a tie, the number of points scored
against each other, then the winning margins against each other and then their total
winning margins will decide. If still no result, the County Competition Secretary will
arrange a deciding match on a neutral course
• Normally, at the end of the season, the winning team in Divisions 2, 3 & 4 will move up a
division and the bottom team in Divisions 1, 2 & 3 will move down a division. Note: it may
become necessary to vary this condition, depending upon the total number of teams
entering in the following year
• Teams joining the league for the first time, will normally be assigned to the lowest division,
but this may vary
• No player may represent more than one club during the season
• If an individual club enters two teams, players may only play for one team
• It is expected that all individual games/matches will be played, and every effort should be
made to ensure this. In the event of one or more games in a match potentially being
conceded, the situation will be managed as follows:
• a match will be deemed to be viable if at least 2 games are played; 2 points
will be awarded to the opposition for the conceded game
• a match will be deemed non-viable if only one game can be played (i.e.
2/3 games to be conceded). In this scenario it is expected that:
o a change of date should be discussed between the two teams and
if, after all reasonable efforts have been made to rearrange the
match, no date can be agreed, the County Competition Secretary
should be informed
o If, following further mediation by the County Competition Secretary,
no alternative date can be negotiated, the team that concedes the
whole match will be removed from the group for that year along with
any points from matches already played
• The trophy is awarded to the winners of Division 1 and medals presented to the winners
• Key Contact: County Competition Secretary: Joy Billany165 Christie Drive,
Huntingdon, PE29 6JP * joybillany@hotmail.comGENERAL INTER-CLUB TEAM MATCHPLAY CONDITIONS
• The home team shall offer the away team a minimum of THREE dates for the match to be
played, at least one of which shall be a weekend and one a weekday. It is recommended
that a reserve day is identified in the event that inclement weather or other unforeseen
circumstances prohibit play on the previously agreed date
• Both teams shall be responsible for arranging individual matches in good time
• A player can only represent one club in each competition
• It is expected that all individual matches shall be played and every effort should be made
to ensure this. The process for managing concessions is detailed in the individual
competition conditions. No match may be conceded before the day of play and whole ties
may not be conceded, without prior discussion with the County Competitions Secretary
• Team captains must exchange their team sheets and playing order prior to
commencement of the match. No substitutions are permitted once team sheets have
been exchanged
• Any team member not present by 15 minutes after the first tee time should concede her
individual match to the opposition
• Visitors will have the honour on the first tee, with the exception of the semi-finals and final
when there will be toss for the honour
• Each team may appoint one person who may give advice to members of that team. This
person must be identified prior to commencement of the match (see Rule 24.4)
• Players may shelter in bad weather and leave the course if necessary. If conditions allow,
play should resume on the same day from the point of disruption. If resumption is
impossible, the results of completed games stand, but incomplete games will be deemed
to be halved. Captains together with the Club Professional shall be responsible for the
decision to resume or call off play
• Only captains have the authority to call players in from a game still being played when the
overall match result has been determined
• The results sheet must be correctly completed, dated and clearly signed by both team
captains. It is the responsibility of the home team captain to send the results sheet to the
County Competition Secretary within 5 working days of the match. It can be sent either by
post or electronically as a scanned document
• For the semifinals of the Grace Norman and Jean Wilkinson, a team sheet will be sent to
the Team Captains for completion and return to the County Competition Secretary at least
2 (two) days prior to the event. NB Amendments can be made on the day in the event of
sickness/injury/handicap changes or player withdrawal
• Rules advisor(s) will be available for advice and decision making during both the semi-
finals and final of the Grace Norman and Jean Wilkinson and in the Mary Cole Rose Bowl
• Permission for any player to use a buggy in a match must be obtained from the County
Competition Secretary and the opposition team captain informed accordingly, if
permission is granted
• All relevant General Competition Conditions must be upheldJUNIOR COMPETITIONS
Detailed information and entry forms for all junior competitions can be obtained from the
Acting County Junior Organiser, Greta Barclay: 32 Akeman Close, Stretham, Ely, Cambs
CB6 3JR * findgbarclay@btinternet.com
PARENTS AND GIRLS GET TOGETHER AND PRIZE GIVING - CANCELLED
ALISON CUNINGHAM TROPHY AND MANSFIELD SALVER
• Maximum entry 8, first come first served. 2 groups of four (seeded by handicap index) will
be created.
• Group matches played on a round robin basis over 6 holes, 2 points for a win 1 for a half
with holes up result recorded.
• Handicap allowance 1/3 of difference rounded up
o A points table will be produced for each group with tied places decided in
the following order (a) head-to-head result (b) aggregate holes up score
and (c) a nearest the pin shootout
• The top 2 players in each group will go forward to finals day and compete in a group
under the same rules for the Alison Cunningham Trophy with the bottom 2 in each group
playing for the Mansfield Salver
IMPROVERS’ CUP (Biddy Wade Trophy)
• Open to all girls within the County who have not reached their 19th birthday on 1 January
in the current year and hold a WHS handicap
• All girls will be given a certificate on which to state their handicap index, together with
their best four net scores over 18 holes during the year 1 May 2020 to 30 April 2021
• These scores must be returned to the County Junior Organiser (see above for contact
details) no later than 24 May 2021
• The winner is the player with the best average net score against the actual SSS
JUNIOR SPRING MEETING
Date: Tuesday 6 April
Venue: Lakeside Lodge Golf & Country Club
• Different competition rounds will be played on the Par 3 and 18-hole course
• Skills competition and coaching with Andy Fletcher
JUNIOR GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP (multiple competitions)
Date: Sunday 11 July
Venue: Gog Magog (Wandlebury) GC
Closing date: fourteen days before the date of the competition. Late entries will not be accepted
• Open to any girl who has not reached their 18th birthday on 1 January in the current year
and who is a playing member of a club is affiliated to CHWGL. Note: Exceptions can be
made for girls recommended by the County Junior OrganiserJunior Championship: Handicap index limit plus to 25.4 [Code JC1]
• 36 holes singles stroke play
• In the event of a tie, the following options will be used to determine the winner
• an immediate sudden death playoff, if weather and light permits, or
• on countback, in the event of inclement weather or bad light.
• The Committee's decision is final
• Trophies presented for best gross score and best net score. Competitors can only win
one trophy
• The overall winner is eligible to enter the England Golf Girls’ County Champion of
Champions tournament on 4 September 2021 at Woodhall Spa
• Entry fee: 36 holes £22
• Entries to be sent to the County Junior Organiser (see entry form for contact details)
Stableford Championship: Handicap limit 25.5 to 36.4 [Code JC2]
• 18 holes individual stableford
• In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined on a countback
• Trophy to be presented for the best stableford score
• Entry fee for 18 holes: £17
• Entries to be sent to the County Junior Organiser (see entry form for contact details)
7 or 9 hole Stableford Championship [Code JC3)
Par 3 or forward tees on 18 hole course
Handicap limit: club or county handicap 36.5 to 54.0
• Open to girls who:
• are 12 years or under on 1 January of the year of the competition
• have played in at least one county event prior to the competition
• In the event of a tie in either the 7 or 9 hole competitions a countback will be used to
determine the winners
• Entry fee £12
• Entries to be sent to the County Junior Organiser (see entry form for contact details)
JUNIOR/ADULT GREENSOMES STABLEFORD [Code JAG]
Date: Sunday 26 September
Venue: Kingsway Golf Centre
Closing date: fourteen days before the date of the competition. Late entries will not be accepted
• 9 or 18 hole greensomes stableford
• Pairs comprise a junior girl and an adult player (who can be male or female and must be
over 18)
• Entry forms and competition rules to be sent out to each club and to all current County
junior players
• Entries to be sent to the Competition Organiser: Sue Hill * hillsusan93@gmail.comGENERAL COMPETITION CONDITIONS
All CHWGL competitions will be informed by the Rules of Golf (R&A, USGA 2019) and the
policies and guidance published by England Golf
Key England Golf documents include the following:
• Hard Card (2021) - copies will be made available to all competitors via the county website
and on the day of the competition
• Policy on the Use of Golf Buggies (February 2018)
• GDPR Guidance (2018)
• Safeguarding children and young people: policy & procedures (2021)
• Safeguarding adults policy & procedures (2021)
• Guidance on the Equality Act 2010 and Golf (April 2018)
It is expected that all players will
• be familiar with the rules of golf (2019)
• uphold the spirit and integrity of the game
All entries to CHWGL competitions are subject to the approval of the Competitions Sub-
Committee, who shall have the right to refuse entry without assigning a reason
All Competitions shall be open to female amateur golfers who are playing members of a
club affiliated to CHWGL irrespective of membership type
A player may only compete in the County Championship or represent the County if they
are either born within the county or are a playing member of a club affiliated to CHWGL
irrespective of membership type and may only represent one county in any season
1. A player must provide a valid EG member ID (formerly CDH number) on the
competition entry form so that handicaps can be verified via the WHS database prior to
the start of the competition. An individual player will be responsible for informing the
competition organiser on the day if their handicap index has changed in the period
immediately preceding the competition
2. An approved ball must be played
3. All ties to be decided on a count back over the last 18, 9, 6, 3 and 1 hole(s), except
scratch trophies, which will be shared, unless stated otherwise in the individual
competition conditions. Unless otherwise stated in the specific competition conditions a
player may win more than one trophy, but not normally more than one prize
4. A player arriving late on the tee may be disqualified or penalised under Rule 5-3. The
competition committee of the day (the committee) shall at its discretion apply Rule 5.3
and will take into consideration major traffic disruptions in individual cases
5. Inclement weather:
a. course unplayable
i. for interclub matches it is recommended that clubs hold a
reserve day for such an eventualityii. for main competitions, the competitions committee will
determine if it is feasible to arrange an alternative
competition day
b. extreme weather conditions such as heat, high winds, predicted storms –
a local health and safety risk assessment should be undertaken jointly by
the competition organisers/match captains (home and away) in
partnership with the club professional (or deputy) and/or the club
manager. This risk assessment will inform any decision to cancel or
postpone a fixture. This should be a local decision, not a county decision
as weather conditions may vary. Advice may however be sought from the
relevant officer
It is recommended that players should, where practicable, be informed at
least 24 hours in advance of any potential postponement
6. If play in a competition is suspended due to inclement weather players may seek
shelter and may be called off the course. If after a reasonable time, conditions have
improved, then play should resume. If resumption is not possible, the committee
reserves the right to alter the format of the competition in order to achieve a result
7. It is permitted to use a distance-measuring device in any competition, If, however,
during a stipulated round, a player uses a device or artificial object to gauge or measure
other conditions that might affect her play (e.g. elevation changes, wind speed etc.) the
player is in breach of Rule 4-3
8. Any disputes on the day will be settled by the committee, whose decision shall be final
9. Pace of play: competitors are reminded that it is the duty of every player to keep up with
the game in front, and not just keep ahead of the game behind. The committee will
monitor the pace of play and will take action under Rule 5.6 if players are considered to
be delaying play unduly. CHWGL supports the principle of safe and responsible "ready
golf" in stroke play competitions
10. Rules advisor(s) will be available for advice and decision making in all qualifying
competitions, the semi-finals/finals of the Jean Wilkinson and Grace Norman
competitions and the final of the Foursomes knock-out competition
11. Advice and other help (Rules 10.2 and 10.3): A player is permitted to use a caddie in
any competition, except that CHWGL does not permit caddies in junior events nor is it
permitted to use a professional or assistant professional as a caddie. Rule 10.3b
specifies what a caddie is allowed/ not allowed to do
12. Motorised golf buggies may be used by a player or caddie who can provide a valid
medical certificate. In considering requests for use of motorised buggies CHWGL will
use the England Golf Transportation Policy as a reference guide to aid the decision-
making. Key points are as follows:
a. a valid medical confirmation of a specific condition necessitating the use
of a motorised buggy will be accepted from a practitioner registered with
the General Medical Council, Nursing and Midwifery Council and Health
and Care Professions Council
b. short-term conditions: a written request should normally be sent to the
County Competition Secretary at least 1 week before the competition
date and must be accompanied by a copy of a valid medical certificate or
equivalentc. players with a long-term condition necessitating the need for a
motorised buggy should submit a written request, with supporting
evidence (proforma available on request) to the County Competition
Secretary. If approved, permission for the use of a motorised buggy for a
defined period, which may be indefinite, depending on the underlying
condition and supporting evidence
d. where the certificated condition prevents the player from driving the
buggy, a third party may be approved to undertake the driving
e. the player granted permission to use a motorised buggy will be
responsible for checking availability, booking the buggy with the host club
and complying with host club health and safety requirements and may be
required to provide evidence of personal and third-party insurance. Such
requirements may also be applied to a caddie or other third party
f. permission to use a buggy may be refused/rescinded at any time should
conditions on the course be deemed unsafe by the club or organiser of
the competition
13. Players are expected to adhere to the dress code of the host club
14. Entries must be sent to the designated competition organiser by the published closing
date, which will normally be four weeks before the competition. Entries are to be sent
singly or jointly for pairs competitions. Entries received after the specified closing date
will not normally be accepted
15. Entry fees must be paid direct to the Treasurer at the time of entry, either by BACS
payment or by cheque made payable to Cambs & Hunts LCGA (2021 only). The
designated competition code(s) should be clearly indicated
16. Entry fees will only be returned to players withdrawing from a competition after the
closing date if a substitute can be found. Players wishing to withdraw from a
competition must always inform the designated competition organiser who will advise
as to the procedure to take
17. Method of ballot for competitions oversubscribed:
a. higher handicaps balloted out in the County Championship and
Foursomes Championship
b. in all other competitions, entries will be accepted on a ‘first come’ basis
18. Players who reduce their handicap from a higher division to a lower division before the
competition closing date will be ineligible to play in the higher division. If this happens
after the closing date, they can still play in the competition but must play off their new
handicap and will only be eligible for the handicap (net) prize(s). If practicable,
everything possible will be done to enable players to play in the correct division
19. Players who increase their handicap from a lower division to a higher division before
the competition closing date will be ineligible to play in the lower division. If this
happens after the closing date, they can still play in the lower division but must play off
the upper limit of that competition banding. If practicable, everything possible will be
done to enable players to play in the correct division
20. Start sheets will normally be sent out by email as soon as possible after the closing
dateCOUNTY TROPHIES - awarded annually
TROPHY Details
Champions Cup Winner of County Championship
Presented in memory of Miss Johnson
County Champion runner-up Presented by H & M Maddocks in 1981
County Plate Winner of the second flight
Presented by Mrs N Richmond in 1979 (originally
given to the winner in a subsidiary competition in
the championship)
County Plate runner-up Presented by Mrs N Richmond in1979
Allen Newport Trophy Best gross score over the two qualifying rounds in
county championship
Presented by Margery Newport (originally
presented for the best performance in the County
Team during County Week).
Scratch Bowl Best gross score over three rounds in the
Championship and Margery Newport competition
Presented by Mrs M Gray and Miss D Haddock in
1975
Foursomes Knockout Trophy Overall winners
Presented by Cambridgeshire Moat House GC
(now The Cambridgeshire) in 2004
Holland Cups Best gross score in the Foursomes Championship
Presented by Mrs M Holland
Margery Newport Trophy Best gross score over 18 holes (Division 1 –
handicap index: plus to18.4
Presented by Margery Newport in 1952
Audrey Nicole Cup Best net score over 18 holes (Division 2 - handicap
index 18.5 to 28.4)
Presented by Audrey Nicole’s sister in her memory
in 1984 for the best net score
Long Handicap Cup Best stableford score (Division 3 handicap index
28.5 to 35.4)
Presented by Mr Baker in 1959
High Handicap Shield Best stableford score (handicap index 35.5 to 54.0)
Presented by Bourn Golf Club Ladies in 1998
Nancie Carter Trophy Best net score in relation to the scratch score in the
Margery Newport and Audrey Nicole competitions
Presented by Nancie Carter in 1948
Seniors’ Cup Best gross score over 18 holes
Super Seniors’ Cup Best gross score for ladies aged 69 and over
Presented by the Misses MacLeod in 1965
President’s Salver Best net score over 18 holes in the Seniors’
competitionTROPHY Details
Autumn Greensomes Trophy Presented by CHLCGA in 2015 for the best
stableford score
Officials and Delegates Cup Overall winner
Presented by Mrs Potter in 1970
Grace Norman Trophy Overall winners
Presented by Mr G Norman in 1965
Runners-up Trophy Presented by Mrs J Zarattini in 1995
Jean Wilkinson Trophy Overall winners
Presented by Mrs J Wilkinson in 1983
Runners-up Trophy Presented by Mrs P Parker in 2003
Mary Cole Rose Bowl Overall winners
Presented in memory of Mary Cole in 1959
Runners-up trophy Presented by the Misses MacLeod (originally for the
losing finalist in the championship)
Scratch League Putter Winner of Division 1
Belonged to Miss M Goodliff (County Champion
1937); presented in 1997 by her niece Daphne
Haddock, (County Champion 1970, County Captain
1975-76) and Past County Captain
Junior Trophies
Scratch Salver Best gross score in the Junior Championship
Presented by Mrs M Thomas in 1977
Handicap Cup Best net score in the Junior Championship
Presented by Dr & Mrs Wood in 1977
18 hole Stableford Trophy Best score in the Junior Stableford Championship
(was originally given for the best score in the Bronze
Division)
Presented by Mrs J Parsons in 2003
Junior 7 & 9 hole Stableford Presented by CHLCGA
Trophies
Ashman Trophy Best stableford score in the Junior/Adult
Greensomes
Presented by Mr & Mrs T Ashman
Lesley Ford Trophy Presented by Lesley Ford
Alison Cunningham Trophy Presented by Mrs A Cunningham
Mansfield Trophy Presented by Mrs M Mansfield
Biddy Wade Trophy Most improved junior golfer of the year
Presented by Mrs B Wade in 1991
Adrienne’s Trophy Presented by Ms A Engleman
The Julie Walter Trophy for Awarded periodically by CHLCGA to an individual
Lifetime Achievement who the committee feels should be honoured by the
county. It is a tribute to the commitment,
achievement, dedication and continued support that
has been given to the County over many years2020 ROLL OF HONOUR
Sadly, due to the C0VID-19 pandemic all trophy competitions were
cancelled. We did however award the Julie Walter Trophy for
Lifetime Achievement and this went to Maureen Mansfield. Maureen
has been a longstanding and very active member of both Girton Golf
Club and CHLCGA
The Julie Walter Trophy for Lifetime Achievement
Inaugural award Julie Walters (St Ives)
2014 Jan Stockham (Gog Magog)
2019 Polly Brown (Gog Magog)
2020 Maureen Mansfield (Girton)
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CAMBS & HUNTS PAST LADY CAPTAINS’ GOLF SOCIETY
In January of each year the lady captains for the previous year are invited
to join the Society and are sent an application form. A one-off, lifetime
membership fee of £10 is payable on application
2021 Officers and key contacts
President Fiona Whitney 07798 930716 fi119a@gmail.com
Secretary vacancy
Match Capt May Burn 01832 732499 mayburn@ymail.com
The annual fixture list normally includes 3 competitions and five friendly matches.
Date Event Venue
Mon 22 April Match vs Northants - cancelled Nene Park (Thorpe
Wood)
tbc Mixed Am-Am tbc
Thurs 6 May Match vs Bedfordshire - cancelled Brampton Park
tbc Spring Am-Am tbc
Fri 11 June Match vs Suffolk Old Nene
Wed 7 July Match vs Essex Chigwell
Fri 20 August Match vs Herts The Cambridgeshire
tbc Autumn meeting & AGM tbcENGLAND GOLF RESOURCES
https://www.englandgolf.org
CLUB SUPPORT
• Regional Partnership Manager
Mark Romasiuk - mark.romasiuk@englandgolf.org
• Club Support Officer
David Davis - david.davis@englandgolf.org
SAFEGOLF
https://www.englandgolf.org/club-support/safeguarding/be-a-
safegolf-club/
WORLD HANDICAP SYSTEM: Golfer toolkit &
My England Golf platform
https://www.englandgolf.org/handicapping/whs-education/
https://www.englandgolf.org/my-account/
WOMEN IN GOLF CHARTER
https://www.englandgolf.org/club-support/membership-growth-
retention/growth-and-retention/women-in-golf-charter/
MEMBERSHIP: Give it shot – resources
https://www.englandgolf.org/membership-campaign/MY NOTES PAGES
CHWGL 2021 Yearbook
All information correct at the time of publication
Any amendments to be sent to the Secretary
secretary.chwgl@gmail.com
Visit the new CHWGL website for key
information, updates and latest news
www.chwgl.co.uk
(will go live on 6 April 2021)
The current www.chlcga.co.uk site will remain
active until the end of the year, but you will be
redirected to the new site
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Cambs & Hunts Women’s Golf Ltd is a company registered in
England and Wales
Registered number:13154090
Registered office:
Gog Magog Golf Club
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