HISTORY
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
Also, we’re very welcoming of newcomers!
NEWS
Pam Moss – Ferndown passed away on 24th February
Ferndown have been informed that one of our past lady members, Pam Moss, has sadly passed away. Pam was a member between 1987 & 2005. She was
A word from your County Handicap Adviser
A word from your County Handicap Adviser Handicap Adviser’s Report for Delegates Meeting – Friday 12th February 2021 Good morning Ladies Not much golf has
Chloe Northover beats Chloe Haesler
Chloe Northover retains Peter Alliss Trophy And Connie Evans wins the Georgia Hall Trophy Peter Allis Final Report 2020 Georgia Hall Final Report 2020
EG Volunteer of the Year
Sheila Davidge (County Junior Organiser) won the EG Volunteer of the Year and the SW Girls squad won Regional Girls Development Squad
Connie Evans wins the first Georgia Hall Trophy
Chloe Northover retains Peter Alliss Trophy And Connie Evans wins the Georgia Hall Trophy Peter Allis Final Report 2020 Georgia Hall Final Report 2020
Autumn Meeting Bowmaker prize list
We are pleased to say that the Autumn Meeting was run as a Bowmaker. It ran over the 2 days. The winners were Julie Pick’s