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Scratch Open

Newcastle United Golf Club play host to the Moor 36 Scratch Open, which sees some of the best golfers in the  North of England compete for the Peter Cowling Trophy.  The event is also given a prestigious sponsor in the form  of Bulmers Cider and is incorporated in the ZFL order of  merit.The 2009 event was won by Simon Lee with an 8  under par total of 136. This included a magnificent second  round score of 64 (8 under par) which is a new course  record.   

Pictured in Photograph (Left to Right) Tony Clark (Director,  Scottish & Newcastle) Simon Lee (Winner),  Steve Hutchins (Captain, Newcastle United Golf Club),  Peter Cowling (President, Newcastle United Golf Club)

 

England Duty

Long serving member Kevin Cademy-Taylor the current Northumberland County Captain had the privilege of captaining an England team in a world championship event.

The spirit international championship held in Houston Texas is a biennial event played by the top 20 countries in the world, representing England were Matt Haines, Stiggy Hodgson both Walker Cup playersalong with Rachel Jennings & Holly Clyburn both Curtis Cup squad members.

Kevin said it was an amazing experience to represent your country and the team played some fantastic golf, unfortunately we just missed out on the medals.

The USA ran out eventual winners scoring a team total of 45 under.


 Kevin England

 

 

National Awards

                                                              

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

            Andrew receiving his award                                  Kevin receiving his award

 

Newcastle United members were recognised at the National Volunteer for the Year awards at EGU headquaters Woodhall Spa.
Kevin Cademy-Taylor won the volunteer Coach of the Year award mainly linked with Golf Development in the Northumberland Union of Golf Clubs. He has generated a network for County coaches and has raised in excess of £2500 every year of his term in office. He continues to explore new initiatives to help grow the game and develop young golfers.
Andrew McDonald wonthe under 18 Golf volunteer of the Year award. His main work has been with schools and running golf taster sessions with local primary schools. Working with the golf foundation Andrew has been selected for his leadership qualities and enthusiasm while attending workshops. This award is widely recognised as one of the most difficult to win and demonstrates that young golfers are supporting golf development and participation.