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Two of the North-East’s best links to host region’s new women’s world ranking event

admin2025-02-21T08:55:15+00:00

The North of England Women's Amateur Championship Seaton Carew Golf Club and Goswick Golf Links will share the North England Women’s Amateur Championship, sponsored by Plastic Processing Limited, on Tuesday, May 27 and Wednesday, May 28. This 54-hole strokeplay showpiece offers a unique opportunity for top amateur golfers from across the UK and beyond. Click here to read the full article Other articles

Two of the North-East’s best links to host region’s new women’s world ranking eventadmin2025-02-21T08:55:15+00:00

The North of England Women’s Amateur Championship

admin2025-02-21T08:54:32+00:00

The North of England Women's Amateur Championship The world’s top women amateurs are invited to put their games to the test at the two premier links courses in North England. This new 54-hole event has been approved by the R&A for the awarding of World Amateur Golf Ranking points. And it takes place in the run up to the prestigious St Rule Trophy to be contested over the New and Old Courses in St Andrews the ensuing weekend. Click here to read the full article Other articles

The North of England Women’s Amateur Championshipadmin2025-02-21T08:54:32+00:00

Northern Golfer

admin2025-02-14T15:46:15+00:00

Northern Golfer England Golf has selected Seaton Carew Golf Club to host the Under-16 international match between England and Spain this spring. The event will take place April 5-6 with the elite teams of boys and girls going head-to-head over four rounds – with foursomes matches each morning followed by singles matches in the afternoons. Players will compete over the Micklem layout at Seaton, which welcomed the best male and female golfers in the country in 2024 for the English Amateur Championship. Click here to read the full article Other articles

Northern Golferadmin2025-02-14T15:46:15+00:00

Golf Digest – South Africa

admin2025-02-14T10:18:34+00:00

Golf Digest - South Africa James Braid was a five-time Open champion who designed or revised more than 400 courses in his lifetime around the British Isles. Carnoustie, Brora and Dunbar are among links associated with Braid in Scotland. But it’s a Braid links just south of the border in North-East England that entranced me on a trip last year to play courses of architectural merit I had never seen before. Click here to read the full article Other articles

Golf Digest – South Africaadmin2025-02-14T10:18:34+00:00