Ladies

Ladies Trophy winners 2023

After the Ladies AGM earlier this week, this year’s prizewinners were presented with their trophies.

It was smiles all round when Mel Louis hit the pin and the ball dropped for a hole in one on the Holywell 5th.  Many congratulations!

Ladies Captain Carole Waights seen here presenting a cheque for £6000 to Jacquie White MBE Manager of Wadebridge Foodbank.  The amount represents money raised throughout Carole’s year from events, donations, members and visitors.  Thank you to all who helped to raise this amazing amount.

Exciting finish to the President’s Knockout Trophy
It took 20 closely fought holes for Wendy Briggs to beat Cath Hopkins in the final of the Presidents Knockout Trophy (scratch matchplay trophy).  Congratulations to Wendy.

Congratulations to Penny Moon, pictured with Sue Roworth, on winning the Bronze Knockout Cup.  Well done to both on reaching the final.

Congratulations to Wendy Briggs and Jan Harrison who travelled to Long Ashton to represent St Enodoc in the South West Foursomes winning on count back on 4 over Par.  Well done both a good end to a fantastic year.

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50 ladies played in the ladies invitation day on Tuesday in beautiful sunshine, quite a rarity at the moment.  Format was a betterball.  Play was followed by a delightful 2 course lunch.
Prizes winners:
1st Prize.   Jan Harrison and Lou McCartney (St Mellion GC)
2nd Prize.  Cath Hopkins and Ann Lofts (Mendip GC)
3rd Prize.   Marie Bradbury and Beth Ratcliffe (Launceston GC)
4th Prize.   Sarah Taylor and Annie James (Lanhydrock GC)
5th Prize.   Edyta Procter and Helen Mills (Donegal GC)

Nearest the pin for guests only 8th Gro Lomas (Royal North Devon GC);  15th Gro Lomas (Royal North Devon GC)

Carole Waights Ladies Captain

Daisy Lane, 2nd left, with the Cornwall U-18 team – 2023 SW Counties Champions. Full results here https://www.clcga.co.uk/

Kira makes it through to the last 32 of the English Ladies Amateur Championship – well played Kira and good luck !

Helen Lowe (left above) and Nicki Corkill (right above) won the annual CLCGA Flag Day at St Austell on Monday with 41 points.  Plenty of rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the ladies from St Enodoc, also in the prizes were 5th Caroline Hume Kendall and Carole Waights with 39 points and Cath Hopkins and Celia Jarvis won best front 9 not in the main prizes.  Well done to Helen and Nicki.

above: The winners on the Church Course (Cath Buscombe and Cath Hopkins absent Caroline Vincent).

above: The winners on the Holywell  – Carolyn Ramsbottom, Mary Baillie and Beth Elliott

87 ladies joined the Ladies Captain for her day of golf and lunch, the sun
shone and it was nicely warm with a gentle breeze, most unusual at the
moment!  Teams of 3 played a scramble drive with some twists on both the
Church and Holywell Courses with additional opportunities to win additional
prizes with nearest the pin challenges.

Thank you to Trudy Tremain and Dill Buchanan for the wonderful decorations
in the club and on the buggy!

Ladies Soper Rose Bowl final was played on Thursday. The finalists pictured Kath Biddle and Caroline Hume Kendall had quite a tussle before Caroline finally won on the 20th Hole
Congratulations to Caroline

Sarah Fisher, Larry Barnecutt, Julie Finch and Penny Moon represented St Enodoc in the CLCGA Interclub Shield for Division 2 (handicaps 20.5 and above) at Mullion GC on Thursday.  Glorious sunshine and very little wind greeted our ladies however the course proved too tough on this occasion.  Winners were Perranporth for the 2nd year running with a total of 221 nett (3 scores from 4).

Congratulations and well played to the team, many thanks to the caddies for supporting their players.

18 ladies enjoyed golf and an excellent lunch on Wednesday for Ladies Past Captains day on the Holywell.  Meg Godfrey took the trophy with 34 points from Lynn Ashcroft on countback.

Carol Waights Ladies Captain

Falmouth GC hosted one of this year’s semi finals of the Gammon Trophy, which for St Enodoc was a replay of last year playing Perranporth.  Tough matches throughout the field but St Enodoc came through to win 4 and 3.  My thanks go to the players who were exceptional, the caddies for keeping their players on track and to the many supporters who travelled to Falmouth it is always very much appreciated.

We now face St Mellion in the final at Trevose on Sunday 17th September.  Details to follow.

Carole Waights

Ladies Captain

Our Ladies, current holders of the Gammon Trophy, play against Perranporth tomorrow in the semi-final of this years competition. Tie is at Falmouth GC. Supporters are of course welcome and encouraged !

With 2 more matches to play in the CLCGA Ladies League St Enodoc claimed its 3rd victory yesterday against Carlyon Bay beating them 6 and 1.  Congratulations and well played to the team of Maria Buckley, Sarah Sandercock, Bridget Moody, Lynn Ashcroft, Sue Roworth, Sarah Fisher and Larraine Barnecutt.  Currently the ladies have won 3 and lost 3 matches, the last home match is against Launceston next Wednesday 5th July, with the final match of the season away to Carlyon Bay on 10th August.

Also in action is the Gammon team on Sunday 9th July at Falmouth v Perranporth first tee time 11.04.  Supporters welcome.

Three pairs (Avril Starling, Jan Harrison, Meg Godfrey, Jax Buse, Bev Vann and Caroline Hume Kendall) represented St Enodoc in the CLCGA Baron Rose Bowl a 36 hole Medal Foursomes competition held at St Austell on Thursday.  Unfortunately the golf wasn’t quite as hot as the day was.  Everyone tried their best to the bitter end but it wasn’t meant to be this year.

Many thanks to the team for the valiant effort they made it is greatly appreciated.

Carole Waights Ladies Captain

St Enodoc take a win at Launceston against Bude in the 2nd round of the Gammon Trophy.

A tightly fought match played in excellent spirits with a result of 4 to 3.  Many thanks to the team of Kira Barnes, Wendy Briggs, Jan Harrison, Caroline HK, Cath Hopkins, Maria Buckley and Bev Vann also to the caddies whose work is invaluable.

Next round against Perranporth on Sunday 9th July venue TBC

left to right Trudy Tremain;  Bev Vann;  Sue Roworth;  Jax Buse and Cath Hopkins.

A win for the ladies Annodata team
The sun shone and the team played brilliantly to secure another win.  The final score was 3 and 2 against China Fleet GC
Congratulations to all the players caddie and to Meg and Penny as team captains

Picture Trudy Tremain (Captain Cornwall) Helen Lowe (Captain RoW) and Carole Waights (Ladies Captain)

40 ladies represented both Cornwall and the Rest Of The World in the annual betterball matchplay competition on the Holywell course.  After enjoying golf on a beautiful sunny day the ladies enjoyed the tradition of pasties in the clubhouse.

The winners were Rest of the World 7 1/2 to 2 1/2 Cornwall

Many thanks to the captains Trudy and Helen and everyone who supported the event.

Unfortunately the ladies 2nd Annodata team were unable to beat Perranporth at St Enodoc last Sunday.  Thanks go to the players Kath Biddle, Jan Harrison, Caroline Hume-Kendall, Sarah Sandercock, Suzie Willmott for playing so well.   The team started very well but succumbed on the back 9 with the challenge of giving so many shots which took its toll.  Thanks also to the caddies and all the supporters.

l to r above: Avril Starling, Maria Buckley, Wendy Briggs and Jan Harrison

Playing yesterday on the Church Course Wendy Briggs made a rare hole in 1 on the 5th hole. Wendy used a 6 iron for this great shot.

Top: Sam (number 17622) on Tower Bridge, Alice (number 8526) also on Tower Bridge. Bottom: Sam celebrates with a coffee at the finish.

Two St Enodoc Ladies competed last weekend in the London Marathon, Sam Stone a popular member of staff and Alice Gargan a Country Member and daughter of our President. Sam was running for the British Heart Foundation and raised over £3000 much of it from St Enodoc Members. Alice finished in 3hrs 58 mins, whilst Sam beat her previous best by 20 minutes finishing in 4hrs 00 secs.

Well done Alice ! Well done Sam !

Kira Barnes receives the Championship Trophy from the County Captain Vicki Lee-Comyn

Results of St Enodoc ladies from the 2023 CLCGA Championships:
Lady Champion – Kira Barnes
Best Gross (over 55) runner up – Jan Harrison
Under 23 best gross –  Kira Barnes
AM Gross – Kira Barnes
Ashton Bowl (lowest gross of the day) – Kira Barnes 72
Losing Quarter Finalists – Caroline Hume Kendall and Jan Harrison.
Western Morning News (Team Trophy)
Winners Perranporth 667
Runners Up St Enodoc 669
Falmouth 729

At the presentation the Cornwall Captain announced her squad for County Match Week which included 4 St Enodoc Ladies – Kira Barnes, Caroline Hume Kendall, Jan Harrison and Cath Hopkins.

Congratulations to Kira and to all the ladies for competing in the Championships and also for being picked to represent the County. Kira becomes the first St Enodoc lady to win the County Championship in 21 years following the success of Sarah Sanderson in 2002.

My thanks go to all the supporters and to the caddies for their hard work over the last 4 days.

Carole Waights – Ladies Captain

Kira Barnes wins 2023 Cornwall Ladies Championship. Congratulations Kira ! More to follow from West Cornwall, carrier pigeon is awaited.

CLCGA Championship

Seven St Enodoc ladies (Kira Barnes, Wendy Briggs, Maria Buckley, Jan Harrison, Cath Hopkins, Caroline HK, Bev Vann) teed up on a wet and windy Thursday to compete in this year’s County Championship.  36 holes later Kira Barnes,  Caroline HK and Jan Harrison had qualified into the match play stage of the Championship with Cath Hopkins and Wendy Briggs qualifying for the Plate.  Friday’s weather was little better with high winds making West Cornwall a challenge.  Kira, Jan, Cath and Caroline won their first round of match play in the morning.  After the pm session we had Kira and Cath going into the semi finals.
Saturday was a much better day, gentle breeze and sunshine. Cath was unfortunately knocked out on the 17th but Kira won and goes through to the final to be played on Sunday (36 holes match play).
Well done to everyone who competed, thanks also to the caddies who managed to keep themselves and their players dry, it couldn’t be done without you.

Five of our ladies have made it through to the Match Play stages of the County Championships starting this morning at West Cornwall GC. Good luck to Kira Barnes, Caroline HK & Jan Harrison who play in the Championships and to Wendy Briggs & Cath Hopkins who play in the Plate. The top 16 players from the qualifying competition play in the Championships and the second 16 in the plate.