At the Hadrian League Dinner held on Friday 7th October, Durham City chairman George Rennie was formally presented with the Dixon Cup and James Glenn with the President’s Cup for the best individual score. Tony Williamson sponsor of the Hadrian League made the presentations. Well done once again to the NDUGC Champions and Northern League …
Congratulations to our NDUGC champions Durham City who today won the Dixon Cup to become champions of the Northern Leagues.Their best six scores totalled 436 to give them an 8 shot advantage over Eaglescliffe from the Teeside Union.James Glenn’s score of 67, 6 under par won him the trophy for best individual score.Pictures shown below …
The 2021 Dixon Cup was played at Newbiggin GC on Sunday 12th September. Well done to Durham City who represented the North Durham League and to the teams from the other Northern Leagues who qualified to play for the Trophy.Congratulations go to City of Newcastle, the Newcastle and District League winners who win the Trophy …
Final Leaderboard shows Bishop Auckland win the Dixon Cup and Wayne Hewitt wins the best individual Gross Trophy. Hadrian League Chairman John Cobb and NDUGC Secretary Noel Warke with Mark Walker the Bishop Auckland Team Manager and the Dixon Cup Wayne Hewitt with the Individual Best Gross Trophy The victorious Bishop Auckland Team and supporters
The 2019 Dixon Cup organised by the Hadrian Golf League was hosted by the North Durham Union of Golf Clubs and played at South Moor today.Brancepeth Castle defended the trophy they won last year at Saltburn.Below are some pictures of the Brancepeth Team from out on the course. Owen tees off on 16 Andrew plays …
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Well done to the Brancepeth team who win the Dixon Cup played today at Saltburn Golf Club, beating the Champions of the Hadrian League, North Northumberland, Newcastle & District and the Teeside Union. The six counting scores for each team resulted in a win by one shot from Alnmouth (Foxton) and Wynyard. Scores shown in the image …
