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  • Scratch team end perfect season on a high

    Congratulations to our Derbyshire Scratch League team who ended the season with a perfect winning record following last night’s victory over Breadsall Priory.

    Managed by John Barker and skippered by Jamie Boler the side needed to beat Breadsall Priory for a 100% record of wins after already securing the Division Three league title in their first season back in competition.

    Wins for Lucas Davis (6&4), John Ward (6&4), Stephen Warne (4&2) and Ben Dawes (WO), were added to by a halved match for Leigh Brusby to secure a resounding 9-1 success.

    It was great to see a number of golf club members on the course supporting the players last night.

    We look forward to next season in Division Two.

  • Tapton Park GC quartet victorious in Men’s Senior Open Competition

    A packed field of 224 golfers took part in our ever-popular Men’s Seniors Open competition.

    There were some fantastic scored returned with prize winners:

    1st place (93pts) – Brian Fischer, Alan Baddams, Martin Andrews and David Hoult (Tapton Park GC)

    2nd place (90pts) – William Littleton, John Spoon Smith, Alan Webb and Geoff Fearn (Chatsworth GC)

    3rd place (89pts) – Brendan Lovelock (Chesterfield GC), Peter Howitt (Chesterfield GC), Andrew Warwick (Stanedge GC) and Joe Smith (Matlock GC)

    4th place (88pts) – Mitchell Green (Hinckley GC), Marvin Cook (Hinckley GC), Robert Blair (Glen Gorse GC), Steve Hemmings (Glen Gorse GC)

    5th place (87pts) – Trevor Davies (Mickleover GC), Brian Scott (Mickleover GC), Mike Goodwin (Mickleover GC), Tim Flint (Kedleston Park GC)

    6th place (87pts) – Graeme Willett, Gerald Pykett, John Seamer, and Geoff Cerrone (Kedlestone Park GC)

    Well played all! We’ll be in touch with details of your prizes.

    Full results can be viewed here.

  • Second placed finish for Matt & Brad at Open venue

    Golf club members Matthew Elks and Bradley Rhodes performed brilliantly to finish second in the R&A 9 Hole Challenge.

    The pair represented England at Royal St George’s on Saturday, just five days before the venue hosts the Open Championship, after qualifying via our club’s own nine-hole competition in April.

    And Matt was again in scintillating form carding 23 points across the nine holes. Backed by Brad’s 13 points the pairing’s impressive 36-point haul was enough for second place – just two points off the overall winners.

    With over 40,000 golfers entering the original competition, just qualifying was a huge achievement. To then go on to achieve a second placed finish against 20 other pairings was a credit to Matt and Brad.

    Well done guys – you did Chesterfield Golf Club proud!

  • Tight finish to historic mixed foursomes open event

    There was a close finish to our Broom Memorial Trophy with the top three teams separated by just half a shot.

    Richard Irwin and Kelly-Ann Thring emerged victorious in the historic mixed forursomes event which has been running since 1954.

    The pair, who are members at Chesterfield Golf Club, scored a nett one-under-par 70.

    Heaton Hall members Simon Brown and Jane Brown finished second with a score of 70.5, edging out Alan and Gina Taylor of Chesterfield on countback.

    Ian Gretton of Holinwell and partner Sheila Gretton of Notts Ladies won the scratch prize with a score of 80.

    Congratulations to all our winners, full details of which can be seen here.

  • Improved practice facilities set to open

    Our improved practice ground facilities will open for use from Monday.

    Course Manager Joe Walsh and his greens team have done a fabulous job of developing the area using a £10,000 COVID-19 Support Fund grant we received from the R&A.

    The development includes an extension at the practice area’s southern edge, levelling of ground, improvement to drainage, and installation of irrigation. Practice mats will be added for year-round usage.

    Designated hitting areas will be roped off so that members can practice safely in an ordered manner.

    We were delighted to receive the maximum funding award. Bids totalling £7.2m were submitted with a pot of just £2.55m to be shared.

    In awarding the money, the R&A were impressed with the work our club continues to do to attract and maintain members – particularly in our junior and ladies’ sections.