Dorset Ladies County Golf Association
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ponsors of the Dorset Ladies County Teams
The Association was founded in 1911 by a few golf clubs who thought it would help to form a county golf association to act as a central authority for determining questions which may arise – and to promote the welfare and interests of the ladies’ amateur game in Dorset. This remains as true today as it did then, with the main objective being the promotion of the amateur game and the maintenance of the traditions and rules of the game, as defined by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. This does not cover everything the County Association does, but we hope it helps you understand that we are here for club golfers at all levels
We hope that you find this web site useful.
If you have any queries please contact Karen Gray at
mail.karengray@gmail.com
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Where to Golf In Dorset
Useful Website Links
Dorset County 1st Team 2018
Data Protection Policy May 2018
For all ladies who attended the County Bowmaker. A request from our County President.
Could you please check that you don’t have the President’s navy jumper. There have been no sightings of it since it was lost at Wareham on July 18th
11 year old Honour Johnson had a hole in one on the first at Sturminster Marshal.
Georgia Hall is the Sunday Times Young Sportswomen Women of the year more
New Team Coach For Dorset Ladies.
We were sorry to lose our Ladies’ County Coach, Scott Godfrey, this year due to increasing work and family commitments.
We are thrilled to have secured the services of Ben Christey-Clover as our Head Coach
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Can anyone help us find Tessa Ross Steen please ? … more
Ferndown golf Club take 3rd place in the Annodata Classic Final in Spain. They narrowly lost their semi-final 3-2 to the eventual winners of the competition, The Links, Newmarket.
They then played the 3rd and 4th place play off and were were victorious against The Lambourne GC, winning 3.5- .1.5.
Congratulations to Alice Webb (Parkstone GC) and Lauren Purchase (Dudsbury GC), who both qualified for the final of the Junior European Open. The top two boys and girls from all Regional finals win the trip to the week-long Champions Final in Spain at the end of November.
This year it was at Alcaidisa Links Resort, Cadiz, Spain.
Alice and Lauren made the cut through to the final round and Alice improved in her last two rounds to finish tenth and Lauren who had started strongly found the wind a problem and finished 19th.
Wishing All Dorset
Lady Golfers
Happy Christmas
