Gents 36 Hole Medal Results

Last weekend saw the Gents play their 36 hole medal over two days - the following players won their respective divisions:

Scratch: Phil Robb, 74 + 75 = 149,
Division 1: Rob Currie 69 + 67 = 136
Division 2: Michael Hall 74 + 66 = 140




Upcoming Open Events:
Sunday 13th September - Mixed Greensomes Open / Gents Texas Scramble Open
Saturday 26th September - to enter these Opens simply click here to enter online:  

New on the Menu:

Chef Ingram has a tasty new snack to tempt you with - I can testify that this is the real deal! - a mouth watering toasted bagel with philly cheese and crispy smoked bacon - a real must before or after your round Friday

Curry Nights at PGC:

This Friday we have Chicken Bhuna - £7.50 per head - walk ins welcome or call 01224 735245 ext 24 to reserve a table.  



 

So, Jason Day continued his blistering run of form with victory at The Barclays on Sunday. It was the Australian's third win in his last four starts and moved him in to first place in the lucrative FedExCup standings. 

Although Day's most notable skill is his length and accuracy off the tee, it was his outstanding performance on the greens that really got our attention this week; he gained more strokes putting than any other player in the field; draining them from everywhere. One highlight came on the 15th, a putt of well over 30 feet that swung from left to right downhill and dropped in the bottom of the cup. It was a real beauty, one we'd all be telling our friends about in the clubhouse afterwards. 

There's no better feeling for any golfer than making a putt you would happily have made in two. We all want to reward our solid approach play by making more than we miss, so try and take some inspiration from Day's performance this weekend next time you're standing over a tough one. If you'd like us to take a look at your putting stroke, get in touch here.