A beautiful balmy September day played host to this year’s Atchley and Coronation Cup.  Qualifying by having played in the Autumn Meeting it is the honour of the ladies to invite a gentleman to be their partner in this prestigious foursomes medal competition.

It was a large field, 24 couples went out to play for the Coronation Cup, which is for the best Scratch score and The Atchley Challenge Cup which is for the best nett score for the winning couple and the Atchley Cup for the winning lady!

Presenting the prizes to the winners was Ladies' Captain Janice Brooks. The Coronation Cup was won by Robert McNeil and Katie McNeil with a gross score of 81.

Second was Alasdair Gemmell and Hester Gemmell with gross 84.

Richard Wigmore Snr and Gill Toomer were third with gross 85.

The Atchley Challenge Cup was comfortably won by Shaun Annison and Sarah Brook with a nett score of 69.5.  In addition the Atchley Cup was presented to Sarah.

Second was Ed Brooks and Janice Brooks with nett 72.5.

Third with a nett 73.5 was Graham Hollis and Clare Strong.

Congratulations go to all our winners, a great day was had by all!!!

Friday Night Draw: 12th July 2019

Reece drew the winning ticket, but unfortunately Catherine Yeatmen (#102) was not in the golf club premises to claim her prize.

Next week's prize pot rolls over to an awesome £850!!

Next Draw Date: 19th July between 6:30 - 8:00pm.

The menu for the 19th will be:

Chicken & Chorizo Kebab, served with garlic potato wedges and salad garnish.

or

Poached Salmon Fillet, served with champ spring onion cake, green bean medley with roasted tomato & basil sauce.

Please come along with your family & friends for some food and a drink or two, to see whether you can scoop the big cash prize!!!

HHGC WIN INAUGURAL MIXED FRIENDLY MATCH v SEAFORD HEAD

On Friday 21st June, nine pairs of golfers drove to Seaford Head Golf Club to play in the inaugural Mixed Friendly Match.  This was actually the first time that Seaford Head had ever held a Mixed Match of any sort, which is quite staggering.  Seaford were so excited by the prospect of playing, that they had 11 pairs ready and willing to play, so one of their pairs played for Haywards Heath.

It was a glorious day and, not surprisingly, the course was quite full.  The views across the Seven Sisters and out to sea were quite staggering. 

We finished the day with a delightful two course dinner, when the results were announced.  Ed Brooks, who Captained the side, reported that we had a rather unexpected 5.5 to 4.5 win.  We look forward to the return match at Haywards Heath next year.