Millennium Bowl - Saturday, 20 June 

1st - Ian Walters 86-19=67 (play off) 
2nd - Keith Kirk 83-16=67 (play off) 
3rd - Stephen Mann 74-6=68 (Lowest Gross) 

Keith Kirk beat Ian Walters in the 18 hole play off with a 69 against Ian's 74.

Summer Solstice competition 5am Start! - Sunday, 21 June

Jonathon Irwin (£25 Voucher) beat Chris Heyes (£15) on a CPO to win with 43 points. 

Third went to James Glazier. (£10 Voucher) on 42 points, again on CPO against Callum Hughes. 

The top lady golfer on the day went to Jayne Carey with 41 points (£10 voucher). 

There were also 7 two's shared out of a field of 20 golfers who braved the early morning start at 5:00am.

Roll up - Thursday, 18 June 
9 Hole Stableford 

1st - Steve Mann - 20 pts (£20 shop credit) 
2nd - Ian Sandels - 19 pts (6 on last 3, 4 on last 2, 3 on last hole) £15 shop credit 
3rd - Tracey Slater - 19pts (6 on last 3, 4 on last 2, 2 on last hole) £10 shop credit 

Great turn out again, thanks to everyone who took part. 



Father's Day Fourball - Sunday, 21 June 

1st - Harry & Martin James - 49 points 
2nd - Jamie and Pete Allen - 46 points 
3rd - Harry Clayton and Mike Tew - 46 points 

Nearest-the-pin (juniors) - Max Everett 
Nearest-the-pin (adult) - Paul Pearse 

Also, great scores of 41 for Brad & Ian Storey and Ross and John Tetlow 



Driving's for show, putting's for Major titles 

Putting criticism of Chambers Bay and the USGA to one side, if you managed to stay up past 3am on Monday then you were rewarded with one of the most entertaining US Open in recent times. True, it wasn't always enthralling for the right reasons as players and pundits queued up to have a dig at the state of the greens, but after Dustin Johnson three-putted the last, Masters champion Jordan Spieth was crowned the winner. The Grand Slam is very much on, and what a story that would be. 

Despite all the criticism of the greens, it's somewhat ironic that the best putter in the world came out on top. Other players may have had a length advantage but when it came down to it, it was the flatstick that won Spieth his second Major, helped by his unerring ability to find the right spots on the green, time and time again. 

So, with this in mind, it's time to get to work on your putting stroke; it's where you'll most likely pick up strokes on the field. Take a look at the putting article below and/or pop in to see us and let's take a look at your stroke, we may even find that a fitting will unlock your putting potential. Click here to send us an email.

Next up… The Open.