Brancepeth Castle win the NDUGC Division 1 Title and go on to represent the North Durham League in the Dixon Cup at the Cleveland Club Redcar on Sun 30th Sept (Revised to Picture of the winning squad shown above, from Left to right….David Parkinson, Ian Davison, James Glenn, Peter Burdess (Vice Captain), Richard Aisbitt, Stefan Labuschagne, […]
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BEAMISH 4 V 10 CITY OF NEWCASTLE P Lee lost 2 & 1 v Z Laws C Embleton won 2 & 1 v G Owen L Tyler lost 3 & 2 v I Davidson G Jones won 6 & 5 v L Shanley L Souter lost 2 & 1 v N Elborn B Ward lost
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RYTON 7 V 7 CROOK S Embleton lost 2 & 1 v J Howard C Stavers won 2 & 1 v C Elliott M Muldoon won 1 up v J Major, J Chambers lost 2 & 1 v G Morgan M Smith won 5 & 4 v M Boughey, R Bainbridge halved v P Shaw
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DIV1 CONSETT 9 V 5 BOLDON J Pitt won 5 & 4 v G Nesbit J Kennedy lost 1 down v A McCarrick M Bonser lost 2 & 1 v C Thompson J Newton won 5 & 3 v J Gerenscer R Blemings halved v D Conway, A Leathley won 4 & 3 v T
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Team Championship at Consett was won by the Seaham team of Grant Dixon, David Patterson, Craig Walton, Allan Williams and Michael Trippett. They are pictured below with the Trophy Winning Captain Grant Dixon is congratulated by Consett Captain Gerry Murphy Congratulations to John King from Garesfield. He scored a hole in one with a 7
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Congratulations go to Chris Handy from South Moor, he successfully defends his County Strokeplay Championship, posting 3 under par rounds and winning by 3 clear shots.
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Congratulations to Mike Baker playing for Ramside (B) on Tues 15 May on his hole in 1 at the 3rd on the Prince Bishops course against Washington. Seniors Power!
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Interesting information from Grant Dixon, this years Captain at Seaham Golf Club. He was invited over to Royal Dublin to take part in a Pro Am in memory of Micheal Moran who was Seaham Harbour’s first professional. In 1918 he was killed in the war. He won the Irish Open for 5 consecutive years and
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