Inter Club Knockout Events
Surrey is one of the busiest Counties regards running Knock Out competitions for members of
affiliated Clubs. These very popular competitions cover all age ranges from juniors to seniors
and run throughout the year, they certainly keep the office busy!
Surrey Fives ~ Horton Park
Kelso-Hamilton 4ball ~ Karl Edwards & Tony Brooks (Reigate Heath)
The Thornhill Mixed Trophy ~ Ann Waite & Ross Galgut (Walton Heath)
The County Card Foursomes ~ Oli Blackburn & Kevin Smale (Purley Downs)
Scratch Trophy ~ Hindhead
Scratch Plate ~ Reigate Hill
John Ling Trophy ~ West Byfleet
John Ling Salver ~ Tandridge
Christies Cup Junior Club Team ~ Windlesham
Boys Scratch (2018-2019) ~ David Gurr (Burhill) - third year running!
Boys Handicap Green Division ~ Fergus Jacobs (Riehampton)
Boys Handicap Blue Division ~ Oscar Lent (Walton Heath)
Surrey Order Of Merit / Surrey Master 2019
1. Aaholm J
Reigate Hill
143
2. Corben D
Hindhead
136
3. Boylan F
Woodcote Park
114
Surrey Master 2018: Jacob Aaholm (Reigate Hill)
Surrey County Academy Programme
Our Mission
To develop and sustain the best County Academy Programme in England and to encourage and
support our participants to recognise their potential and increase their enjoyment of the game
and support them on their golf journey.
The Surrey County Academy Programme allows opportunities for players under the age of 18 to
access appropriate levels of training and support. The structure aims to support in the identifi-
cation, development and progressions of players with the potential and dedication required to
play to a regional level and potentially at a national level. During their time with Surrey Golf our
young golfers are introduced to some core values that are reinforced throughout the programme.
These values can be applied to other areas of their lives providing a rounding education, not just
in their golf.
Some of the values we encourage are:
• Integrity
• Sportsmanship
• Respect
• Positivity
• Responsibility
• Perseverance
The Surrey County Academy Programme is not designed to replace or conflict with the players
existing home coaching – but rather support these existing relationships, adding further value
and opportunity to aid their development.
Being selected to take part in the Programme does not automatically guarantee involvement the
following year. Each year a review takes place by the coaches and team managers and based on
criteria such as age, handicap, dedication, attendance and numbers involved may or may not
result in an invitation to the next stage. If for any reason an invitation to return is not issued, this
does not mean they would no longer have the chance to be involved at a later stage.
If you have any questions or would like to get your son and/or daughter involved, please contact
Caroline Hardy-Evans the Assistant to the County Secretary.
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