The National Golf Club Challenge Final
11th & 12th of October 2010 at The Belfry
Sponsored by YourGolfTravel.com
2010 Runner Up – Cams Hall Estate Golf Club
Built in 1993 the golf course was designed by the legendary Peter Alliss to be a test of golf that caters for all standards of golfer. The 18 hole Creek Course complimented with the 9 hole Park Course means that you can play the course set up in 3 different ways which provides a great variety of golf.
Cams Hall Estate Golf Club Team
Andrew Ogilvie
Job: Aero Engine Production Team Leader
Member: 4 years
Handicap: 6
Favourite player: Geoff Ogilvy. What a player but, can't spell his name correctly!!
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Best Golfing Memory: Wining the National Golf Club Challenge at Cams Hall Golf Club, with my first under par round. Four over par after the first five holes and finishing with a two under par 69.
Why I played: I supported The National Golf Club Challenge in aid of Help for Heroes, as most people will do to help all those young men and ladies that have been injured in protecting us, making the world a safer place to live in. They need all the help in the world and our money to make there lives a little easier. |
Keith Street
Job: Service Engineer
Member: 4 years
Handicap: 11
Favourite player: Darren Clarke
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Best Golfing Memory: First trophy competition win and getting name on a board in the clubhouse.
Why I played: I have always supported the forces, due to time I served in the military. |
Liam Anderson
Job: Retail Assistant in the Professional Shop at Cams Hall Estate GC.
Member: 4 years
Handicap: 7
Favourite player: Martin Kaymer
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Best Golfing Memory: A tie between shooting my first round under par in our NGCC qualifying event, I shot a 1-under 70 to come T1 (loosing on count back). And winning the Crown Golf Champions of Champions in the men’s net division at Cottesmore G&CC in 2008.
Why I played: I think help the heroes is a wonderful charity that does amazing things to help those wounded in combat. The men and women in the armed forces are risking there lives for us, so anything we can do to help they fully deserve. I can’t think of a more worthy cause. |
Murk de Swart
Job: Retired
Member: 1993 Founder Member
Handicap: 14
Favourite player: Fred Couples
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Best Golfing Memory: Hole in One on 14th Sept 2008 @ Cottesmore Phoenix course, Hole 8, Par 3, 92 yards (only).
Why I played: To Show my recognition and appreciation for the Heroes efforts and sacrifices. |
Colin Stokes
Job: Retired
Member: 17 years
Handicap: 12
Favourite player: Fred Couples
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Best Golfing Memory: Achieving a hole in one after 30 years of playing golf.
Reason for Supporting Help for Heroes: As an ex serviceman I consider Help for Heroes a wonderful charity.
Why I played: TBA |
Rob Adcock
Job: General Builder
Member: 6 years
Handicap: 5
Favourite player: Lee Westwood
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Best Golfing Memory: Becoming a single figure Handicapper.
Why I played: Ex-Army / Ex- Falklands = speaks for itself! |
Richard Dickin
Job: Driving Instructor
Member: 9 months
Handicap: 12
Favourite player: Lee Westwood
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Best Golfing Memory: Qualifying for NGCC final.
Why I played: Will always support Help for Heroes, love to play golf. |
Trevor Moorcroft
Job: Regional Manager
Member: 6 years
Handicap: 25
Favourite player: Justin Rose
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Best Golfing Memory: I haven’t had many; I suppose I will have to nominate the time I won my first comp and also got cut for the first time. My car and clubs were stolen in the week when away on business. Two members (Rob Adcock and Cliff Williams) got together to sort out a temporary set to play with the following Sunday. I saw them the first time 17 minutes before tee off, I scored 42 stableford points, it is a funny old game!
Why I played: A great cause and my father was in the Army. |
Neil Thornton-Turp
Job: Builder
Member: 2 years
Handicap: 10
Favourite player: Sergio Garcia
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Best Golfing Memory: Semi-Finalist at the Dupree Cup (Rowlands Castle GC).
Why I played: TBA |
Martyn Roberts
Job: TBA
Member: TBA
Handicap: 12
Favourite player: TBA
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Best Golfing Memory: TBA
Why I played: TBA |
Visit Cams Hall Estate Golf Club website: www.camshallgolf.co.uk.
