Junior Bolitho Team, Win Away at Carlyon Bay, sealing their place in the Semi Finals with a 3-2 win.
Well done Boys, the win we needed and clearly the pressure didn’t affect Arthur Nott Bower, whose match went down to the wire, to secure the win on the 18th.
All the matches were close and as always, played in good spirits.
Oban Robinson, Junior Vice Captain, Tom Richards, Jay Dingle, Will Dingle and Arthur Nott Bower
St Enodoc’s Bolitho Team v Carlyon Bay’s Bolitho Team play at Home!
Friday 21st August
Well done Boy’s, that’s a great win at home for us 41/2 to 1/2.
Huge thanks to Jay Dingle, who literally stepped in at the last minute, to make up a full team to play this match.
Will Dingle, Junior Vice Captain, Tom Richards, Jay Dingle, Oban Robinson and Matthew Warren.
Congratulations to Jackson Dingle, Paul Dingle and Maria Buckley who are the winners of the CRW Cup with a 53!
As always, great fun and always so competitive, even at this age and Tom Richards nowhere to be seen!!!
We had our youngest ever Junior playing in this competition, Ludo Davies, who has only just turned, 7 years old, and he was definitely up for this 18 hole competition with his Dad James and partner Trudie Tensjo.
Well done to Jackson Dingle 10yrs old, Harry Butler 11yrs old and Charley Moon 11yrs old, Doug Kennard 12yrs old and Harry Vetori 12yrs old. You were all brilliant.
Thank you not all who partnered our Juniors.
Thank you to Cole Rayment and White, who donate the prizes for this competition.
Full report and pictures in August’s newsletter.
Wednesday 19th August
Congratulations to the very funny, Kian Williams from Carlyon Bay.
Kian, not only won the best gross score with a 73, but he also scored the best Nett with a 68.
Sorry, we couldn’t give you both prizes!
Congratulations to Evie Palmer from St Mellion, who won with a Nett 70.
Wednesday 19th August
Another great Junior Open Day and enjoyed by all, especially the “Tuck Shop” and the weather wasn’t that bad either!
With bouncy, undulating fairways, a strong cross wind to start your round off up the first and a medal, how easy could it be!
We had a full field of 45 Juniors, plus 7, U21’s. A new age category added for this year, to give them an opportunity to play in an open day too. Hopefully, we will have a few more enter next year.
Thank you to everyone that made this another successful Juniors Open Day, on both Courses, especially all my Volunteers.
Best Gross Score
Congratulations to Sam Hanton who won with a gross 72, winning a £100 voucher.
Presenting Sam with his voucher, was St Enodoc’s Junior Organiser Maria Buckley.
2nd Oban Robinson 74 gross
3rd Will Dingle Gross 74
4th Rory Hudson with Gross 76.
Best Nett Score Winner
Congratulations to Michael Wisniewski who scored a nett 68, winning a £95 voucher.(no pic, as he’d left)
Additional prize for Best Away Players.
Junior Boy went to Rory Hudson.
Junior Girl went to Evelyn Lovall.
Nearest the Pin 15
Rowan Nicholas
Longest Drive 7th
Keaton Crossman
Wednesday 19th August
Another successful Junior Open Day with 21 Juniors signed up to play a stableford competition.
Conditions were much more favourable than when the Church Course players started at 9.30am!
It would seem the Tuck Shop on both courses were hit again due to all the lovely comments and thank yous.
There were some very good scores in and some nice handicap cuts too!
Congratulations goes to Jude Brown who won the Holywell Junior Open Day with 43pts.
2nd Doug Kennard 42pts
3rd Beauden Snell 42pts
4th Logan Reed 40pts (left before prize giving)
Jude Brown, Doug Kennard(St Enodoc) Beauden Snell.
Nearest the Pin on the 4th
Harrison Allen (pic below)
Longest Drive on the 11th
Toby Jones
Neatest Score Card
Finlay Connor
Alfie Chapman wins the Masters Cup, with an incredible 40pts
(Full report in August’s newsletter)
This cup was played on Sunday 16th August, on the Holywell Course.
It is for Juniors without a handicap, or just starting their golfing journey with a handicap.
We had two teams playing for this.
Team 1
Harriet Newman, Isla Hinsley, Florence Hinsley and a ghost player!
Team 2
Harry Butler, Ludo Davies, Harry Hoare and Louis Westlake.
Well done to the Boys, who won with a score of 28.
Always a fun filled day when we all come together for the Junior Captain’s Day. We had 6 competitions altogether played over both our courses, and ages ranging from Louis who has just turned 6 to 18 years old and handicaps from -1 to 54.
The Church Course – Individual Stableford
This competition had extra bonus points on 2 holes which were decided before teeing off.
1st Alfie Chapman 52pts
2nd Daisy Lane 49pts
3rd Tom Richards 49pts
4th Will Dingle 46pts
Alfie Chapman won longest drive on the 7th and nearest the pin on the 5th and 15th.
Tom Richards won longest drive on the 18th.
(Full report and all results for all Juniors will be in August’s newsletter.)
Eva Newman, Daisy Lane, Past Junior Captain, Jack Jolliff, Junior Captain Quinn Bateman, Junior Vice Captain Tom Richards, Harry Jolliff, Alfie Chapman, Will Dingle and Maria Buckley.
Holywell Course.
We had two teams of 3, playing a Texas Scramble over 18 holes. Angus Fletcher, Millie Newman and Annabel Hinsley and Archie Fletcher, Harry Vetori and Doug Kennard.
The winners were Archie Fletcher, Harry Vetori and Doug Kennard with 53.
Playing off the Blue tees were our younger learners!
The winners were Ludo Davis, Harry Butler, Harry Hoare and Louis Westlake.
Louis also win the longest drive on the 7th hole.
Harriet Newman won nearest the on the 4th hole.
On a beautiful sunny day, my Kernow Cup Team, along with caddy supporters, headed over to Carlyon Bay for our away match.
Due to being one match down before we even got there, it did not deter them from giving it their all.
With Samuel losing his match, we were now two down. Millie, who was 4 down and yet Again, she turns it around to win her match. Leaving Doug and Annabel, to try and both win their matches for us to take the match!
Unfortunately they both lost on the 18th BUT, what they didn’t lose, was the experience from matchplay, playing another course and being part of a team!
I couldn’t not have been any prouder of how you all conducted yourselves,
THANK YOU.
One more match to play and that’s at Home, Bring it On!
Congratulations to Paul and his son Jackson, (9yrs old) for winning the Buse Shield with 35pts.
Presenting the Buse Shield to the winners was our Junior Vice Captain, Tom Richards, seen below.
Tamar Cup Team
Knocking out Staddon Heights on Saturday 13th June at Carlyon Bay, 2-1.
Some very close matches and as always keeping us on the edge of nerves!
New Kids on the Block!
They only went and won!
It’s a 3-2 Win for our Learner Juniors against St Austell Juniors who played on Sunday 14th June.
What a win, what excitement?
Well done and Congratulations to these SUPER Juniors, pictured below.
Albie Wilson
Harry Vetori
Doug Kennard
Archie Ball
Millie Newman
This is an Absolutely, fantastic result for what’s been a busy weekend of Juniors competitions for my experienced Juniors and my young up and coming Juniors.
We entered the Kernow Cup this year, not knowing if we would even be able to field a team, due to where we are with the next Juniors coming through.
We have a few, who are very keen and now learning how to play matchplay and play in match conditions. All of this is good for them, when in an environment, where we are encouraging and helping them at this stage.
I am Bursting with joy for you all, as are the rest of those involved.
Maria Buckley
Junior Organiser
Bolitho Team Match
Lost 11/2 – 3
It was a tough ask for 3 of these Juniors who had played the night before and all on a high after the Carlyon Bay win and now teeing off again at 9.30am at St Austell.
As always, some great golf was played and the scores do not reflect the way they all played.
Well done to you all and roll on the home match!
(Will Dingle, Matthew Warren, Junior Vice Captain Tom Richards, Oban Robinson and Junior Captain Quinn Bateman)
Alfie Chapman, U16’s South West Champion.
Thursday 28th May
As if the day at Bude, couldn’t get any better, for the U14’s/U16’s Cornwall Team, who won the Southwest Championship for the first time in 14 years!
Alfie came in with the best result, winning with a gross par 68!
What a performance Alfie, excellent scoring and on quite a tricky course, although clearly not for you, or your Team Mates! What next?
Well done to you, and all the Managers, County Coaches, Richard Sadler and Nicolas Brewaeys.
You’re all in good hands.
All results here
It was 14 years ago when the U14’s/U16’s won the South West Championships and when Harry Hall was a part of that team. So this really is something very special.
The County Managers decided to do an unusual 5/4 split, in favour of the U14’s, which paid off, as the boys beat Devon, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Dorset and Somerset, to go on to win.
What an achievement and one that Cornwall Golf and everyone involved in, should be very proud of.
We have some excellent Juniors coming through at the moment here in Cornwall and with quite a few selected to play here at St EnodocThe futures looking great for Cornwall’s young, up and coming Juniors golfers.
I am so proud of you all and especially our own St Enodoc’s Juniors, Harry Jolliff, Alfie Chapman, Oli Hanton and Will Dingle.
What a win and a well deserved one too, due to all the effort and commitment you all, put in.
St Enodoc’s Juniors, Harry Jolliff,(2nd left) Alfie Chapman (middle) Oli Hanton (2nd right from Alfie) and Will Dingle (end)
Jack Jolliff wins the Golf Handicap Cup at The Point in County week.
Well done Jack, great performance and scoring!
Click here for all results
Dymond Cup
Saturday 16th May
Congratulations to Mara Harbour, who won the Dymond Cup o, on countback scoring 37pts.
Also scoring 37pts were Alfie Brown and Millie Newman.
Well done to you all.
Mullion Golf Club on Sunday 26th April
Huge congratulations to Sam who carded a 75 and then a 69 (+4) to become the U21’s Cornwall Men’s County Champion.
Sam also had his first ever hole in one, on the 8th during his first round! Well done for keeping your head after that!
Sam, has been having some great rounds lately and it’s not easy or you wouldn’t think so, when so many of our Juniors are playing off such low handicaps and they still keep dropping!
What Fantastic news, to end a glorious weekend with, well done Sam and well deserved.
The Junior Winter Knockout finals, finally comes to an end, with the Junior Captain Quinn Bateman winning 2-1 against Eva Newman.
Well done to both Juniors for making it into the finals and especially to Eva, who has not long started playing on the Church Course.
Will Dingle wins the Barbara Robson Cup
This Cup, can be won by any St Enodoc member and is presented at the AGM to the member, that reduces their handicap the most during November to November.
Will reduced his handicap by an impressive 11.5 shots over the year, taking his handicap from 19.3 down to 6.7 which is a fantastic achievement.
Congratulations Will, you have had an incredible year, roll on this one!
Matthew Warren, who has been the winner for the last 2 years, was very close to winning for the 3rd year running, who took his handicap from 18 down to 7.6 (10.4 shots less)
Who will it be this year?
Quinn takes over as St Enodoc’s Junior Captain for 2026
Wishing our Junior Captain Quinn Bateman, all the best for 2026, as he takes over from Daisy Lane.
Quinn then revealed his Junior Vice Captain for 2026, as Thomas Richards.
Wishing you both a very successful year and you have all of our support.
Above l to r: Ollie Allan, Oli Hanton, Alfie Chapman, Quinn Bateman, Daisy Lane, Kai Dingle, Sam Hanton and somehow he has been cut off, is Will Dingle, just showing a bit of arm and leg!
The weather could not have better for these two awesome brothers, who made it to the finals, after knocking out other Juniors, throughout the Summer.
Harry and Jack Jolliff.
Congratulations to Harry Jolliff, who is the winner of the Brian Gripe Junior Summer Knockout 2025, beating his brother 6/5 after 36 holes! It was very close, as after the first 18 holes Harry was only 1 up.
Speaking to Jack afterwards, he praised his brother, for playing so well and how he really needed to play just a little better, to have beaten him!
Well done to you both, for getting to the finals.
On Sunday 19th October, 9 year old Albie Wilson played in the final Junior Tour round at West Cornwall and finished in 3rd place. This was enough to take the overall win in the Order of Merit, and was crowned Cornwall Golf Access Junior Tour Champion 2025.
Congratulations Albie.
Sunday’s Junior Open was a huge success and it was a pleasure to host such fantastic players both on and off the courses.
Thank you to everyone who played, organised and supported the event!
Church Course – Gross Prize Winners
1st place – Alfie Chapman
2nd place – Joshua Murphy
3rd place – Fred Kirkland
4th place – Sam Hanton
5th place – Edward Walters
Church Course – Nett Prize Winners
1st place – Sebby Hutchings
2nd place – Keaton Crossman
3rd place – Ethan Kinski
4th place – Izzy Wakeling
5th place – Lucas Cattran
Nearest the Pin – Jay Dingle
Longest Drive (boy) – Fred Kirkland
Longest Drive (girl) – Izzy Wakeling
Holywell Course – Stableford
1st place – Jago Hall
2nd place – William Howard
3rd place – Jowan Ware
4th place – Arthur Nott-Bower
Longest Drive (boy) – William Howard
Longest Drive (girl) – Millie Newman
Sunday 21st September – much better weather than predicted, although the wind was somewhat trying, not that you’d know by the results our Juniors carded!
Congratulations to Harry Jolliff who plays off 4.1 and the winner of the Scratch Cup with a great gross score of 72, and also to Will Dingle, who plays off 7.9 and the winner of the Nett Cup with another great score, nett 64.
Meg and Keith Godfrey presented the Cups and the prizes to the Juniors after treating them all to cheesy chips.
Lucky Juniors.
Harry Jolliff and Will Dingle with their Cups
Alfie played in the West of England U16’s Open Amateur Strokeplay Championships on Sunday 21st September at Minchinhampton on The Cherington Course.
Results can be found here:
https://www.gloucestershiregolfunion.co.uk/competition.php?compid=529
Congratulations go to Alfie on a great effort and good result.
1st: Arthur Nott Bower, Max Dougan, Millie Newman & Mara Harbour
2nd: Tom Richards, Charley Moon & Doug Kennard
3rd: Ollie Allen, Harry Butler & Harry Vetori
4th: Quinn Bateman, Jago Hall & Henry White
