Caroline Hume-Kendall, Kira Barnes, Cath Hopkins and Jan Harrison all play for Cornwall this week (1st to 3rd July) in the SW Counties Championships being held at Perranporth GC. Good Luck and play well Ladies !
Caroline Hume-Kendall, Kira Barnes, Cath Hopkins and Jan Harrison all play for Cornwall this week (1st to 3rd July) in the SW Counties Championships being held at Perranporth GC. Good Luck and play well Ladies !
Above: Squad: Kira Barnes, Cath Hopkins, Suzie Willmott, Skye Robinson, Bev Vann, Jan Harrison, Caroline Hume-Kendall and their caddies.
above l to r: Kim Lord, Mo Hammond (County President) and Caroline Hume-Kendall.
above: l to r: Sara Taylor, Mo Hammond (County President) and Jan Harrison
Above L to R: Kath Biddle, Sara, Annie Cruse, Lynn Ashcroft and Sue Roworth.
The ladies have had a busy Bank Holiday weekend as both Annodata teams played their matches.
The B team played on Sunday at Looe. We just missed out on the 18th hole in match 4 for a half point which would have meant Cath Hopkins having to battle down the 1st again.
Well done to Cath Hopkins and Sarah Sandercock for winning their games giving 9 shots each!
On Monday the A team hosted West Cornwall at home. The match started in sunshine and ended both cold and damp, but the end result was worth it, with St. Enodoc winning 31/2 – 11/2. We can now look forward to the next round. (Photo the triumphant A Team).
Well done to everyone who represented the Club over the weekend, players and caddies!
Trudy Tremain – Ladies Captain
The Ladies Annodata (Kyocera Golf Club Classic) A team played their first round match against Lanhydrock away on 4th May. The team of Sara, Kim Lord, Lynn Ashcroft, Sue Roworth and Celia Jarvis were successful winning 4/1. A great day of golf played in good spirit and good weather. Well done to Penny Moon (Captain of the Annodata), the team and caddies. Our B team had a bye in this round and we wish both teams good
The ladies of St Enodoc went to Okehampton GC to defend their title in the Tamar Cup. Unfortunately not this year. The team of Wendy Briggs, Caroline Hume Kendall, Jan Harrison, Cath Hopkins, Suzie Willmott, Maria Buckley and Erica Emery (seen here with their caddies and Carole Waights past captain) put on an extremely brave fight but losing to a quirky course with a score of 4 to Okehampton 3 to St Enodoc.
My personal thanks go to the players, caddies and supporters for a valiant effort with some extraordinary golf played in the best team spirit thank you and good luck in the Gammon this year.
Carole Waights Immediate Past Ladies Captain
Bev Vann & Sue Roworth enjoyed home advantage against the Bude pair of Hana Dabrowski & Mandy Congdon in this 2nd round tie
L to R: Kira Barnes, Trudy Tremain (Ladies Captain), Caroline Hume-Kendal (Club Captain), Cath Hopkins and Jan Harrison.
After 4 days of very taxing weather we had 3 ladies in the finals today. Every match was incredibly close and some excellent golf played.
Kira Barnes fought hard and narrowly lost to Olivia Trewella 2/1
Caroline Hume-Kendall had a close match with Louisa McCartney losing 2/1
Jan Harrison took Dawn Emerson to the wire and won on the 18th 2 up to win the Plate.
Kira Barnes also won the Rowe Cup for the best morning score on Thursday (under 23)
Caroline Hume-Kendall won the Oliver Cup for the best score for over 50’s on. Thursday.
Well done to everyone who played and caddied. Roll on Bude next year.
Trudy Tremain – Ladies Captain
The winners with the Ladies Captain (centre), Rose Jones (left) and (right) Julia Bailey
Chicken Chase
Our annual Chicken Chase took place on 9th December with 32 players out on the Holywell playing a 3 Ball Better Ball with a twist. Eggstra points were available if they answered the on course quiz correctly – a multiple choice question on each hole. Early morning weather dictated that we delayed the start and reduced the competition to 9 holes. A good decision although it was a windy round everyone got around in the dry.
Results
1st Julia Bailey – Rose Jones – Anne Mitchell 41 points + 9 quiz points
2nd Sara – Chrissie Henderson – Tracy Smith 40 points + 8 quiz points
3rd Annie Cruse – Di Keates – Carolyn Ramsbottom 39 points + 9 quiz points
4th Meg Godfrey – Anne Mayne – Jo Carthew 37 points + 9 quiz points
5th Jane Bendall – Anne Crossley – Ghost card 37 points + 8 quiz points
Nearest the pin in 2 (2nd hole) Anne Mitchell
Nearest the pin (16th hole) Rose Jones
Trudy Tremain
Ladies Captain
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 TrophyIt 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 sunshone and it was nicely warm with a gentle breeze, most unusual at themoment! Teams of 3 played a scramble drive with some twists on both theChurch and Holywell Courses with additional opportunities to win additionalprizes with nearest the pin challenges.Thank you to Trudy Tremain and Dill Buchanan for the wonderful decorationsin 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 HoleCongratulations 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.
