Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Spotlight on charity golfers
Story on thisissouthwales.co.uk -
Charity golfers in the spotlight - http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Golfers-drive-causes-forward/story-13861194-detail/story.html
Golfers who were in the swing to raise money for charity have benefited five organisations.
The Burry Port Charity Fund held their sixth annual charity golf day to raise money for community-based groups.
The event, which was held in August at the Ashburnham Golf Club, attracted 27 teams and raised almost £3,000 for the cause.
The beneficiaries this year were Burry Port AFC Juniors, Burry Port RFC Juniors, Ashburnham Golf Club Juniors, Burry Port Town Band and the Burry Port Male Voice Choir.
TAD Builders were presented with the Christian Ford Memorial Trophy.
Charity organiser Peter Lawlor said: "This year's benefactors were selected by virtue of the current economic situation and the enforced council cutbacks. They each received cheques up to the value of £500."
He said the money was to help people who donate their spare time freely for the benefit of others and, though not specifically to introduce more junior members, this was a consideration.
Mr Lawlor said: "The RFC, AFC and Ash were to use the money to introduce the next generation of young members and to help with travelling costs where needed.
"The town band suggested that they would look to purchase instruments specifically for junior members.
"The choir are celebrating 50 years and would like to use it to assist with publicity and support."
The Burry Port Charity Fund has been raising cash for various good causes since 2008.
Over the years, it has helped tee up around £12,000 for organisations in the area.
Charity golfers in the spotlight - http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Golfers-drive-causes-forward/story-13861194-detail/story.html
The Burry Port Charity Fund held their sixth annual charity golf day to raise money for community-based groups.
The event, which was held in August at the Ashburnham Golf Club, attracted 27 teams and raised almost £3,000 for the cause.
The beneficiaries this year were Burry Port AFC Juniors, Burry Port RFC Juniors, Ashburnham Golf Club Juniors, Burry Port Town Band and the Burry Port Male Voice Choir.
TAD Builders were presented with the Christian Ford Memorial Trophy.
Charity organiser Peter Lawlor said: "This year's benefactors were selected by virtue of the current economic situation and the enforced council cutbacks. They each received cheques up to the value of £500."
He said the money was to help people who donate their spare time freely for the benefit of others and, though not specifically to introduce more junior members, this was a consideration.
Mr Lawlor said: "The RFC, AFC and Ash were to use the money to introduce the next generation of young members and to help with travelling costs where needed.
"The town band suggested that they would look to purchase instruments specifically for junior members.
"The choir are celebrating 50 years and would like to use it to assist with publicity and support."
The Burry Port Charity Fund has been raising cash for various good causes since 2008.
Over the years, it has helped tee up around £12,000 for organisations in the area.
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
'The Ash' featured in the Llanelli Star today
Spotlight on charity golf tournament success at The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in the Llanelli Star today.
Monday, 14 November 2011
'The Ash' featured in the Llanelli Star
Splendid feature in the Llanelli Star last week about The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club securing another top tournament.
Website updated
Latest news section on the website has been updated -
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Monday, 7 November 2011
'The Ash' featured on Llanelli Town website
Ashburnham Golf Club championship award featured on Llanelli town website - http://ning.it/uAe6gc
Saturday, 5 November 2011
Events at 'The Ash'
Forthcoming events at The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey include the following –
Race Night on Friday, November 11, first race at 7.30pm. Tickets (£3) available at the bar. Proceeds to the Ladies’ Centenary Fund.
The series of ‘Themed’ dining evenings continues, following the success of the Mediterranean and Asian/Oriental evenings. On Friday November 18, British Isles Menu; Friday December 9, French menu.
Nice story in the Evening Post about junior golfers
Junior golfers at Ashburnham enjoyed a busy week of events during the school half term.
Luckily, the course seemed to miss most of the poor weather and the juniors took full advantage to enjoy a full week of action.
The busy week was rounded off in great style when boys and girls from across Dyfed took part in the inaugural County Boys versus County Girls competition.
A powerful visiting team from Kent, Prince's & Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club, Sandwich, were too strong for a young and developing Ash team and recorded a 2.5-0.5 away win.
Ben Thomas and Dan Brice combined to claim a half point for Ashburnham.
The Ashburnham junior team was Jordan Davies, Aled Greville, Ben Thomas, Daniel Brice, Josh Morris and Osian Bowen.
Autumn Trophy results: 1st Dylan Stimson (47pts); 2nd Jack Holland (40pts, back 9); 3rd Jordan Davies (40pts).
Red Tee competition (15 holes): 1st Ryan Owens (34pts); 2nd Ellis Thomas (30pts); 3rd Joe Francis (28pts, back 9).
Juniors & Seniors Texas Scramble (15 holes): 1st Norman Edwards, Rhys Morgan, Morgan Hand; 2nd Ken Gray, Dylan Stimson, Ellis Thomas; 3rd Gary Williams, Ben Thomas, Ryan Owens.
Lowest gross: (57) Bryan Reed, Fred Holland, Owain Williams.
Ashburnham hosted the inaugural county boys v girls match which saw the boys run out winners by five points to two.
The girls' points were scored by Sara Rees Evans and Sophie Lovett. The boys claimed overall victory courtesy of wins by Luke Harries, Elis Lewis, Billy Truman, Jordan Davies and Jack Harries.
More than 30 girls from Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire took part in a junior golf festival at Ashburnham during the week.
Girls, some as young as seven, took part in a variety of formats, including a 36-shot and 54-shot competition.
Ashburnham boys also joined in the event and played a mixed greensome foursome competition with the girls.
The results were as follows:
15-hole mixed greensome foursomes: 1st Rhys Morgan & Emma Hughes (Carmarthen ) 85 gross; 2nd Owain Williams & Eva Bowers (Machynys) 91 gross; 3rd Morgan Hand & Emily Joel (Machynys) 95 gross; 4th Kris Jones & Megan Jones (Glynhir) 99 gross.
11-hole mixed greensome foursomes: 1st Kayne Protheroe & Ffion Roberts (Borth) 67 gross; 2nd Keenan Jones & Clare Gitting 72 gross; 3rd Ryan Owens & Shona Nelson (Ashburnham) 74 gross (back 9); 4th Joe Francis & Brittany Lewis (Glynhir) 74.
The South Wales Evening Post story can be found on -
http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Junior-golfers-busy-half-term-Ashburnham/story-13730682-detail/story.html
Luckily, the course seemed to miss most of the poor weather and the juniors took full advantage to enjoy a full week of action.
The busy week was rounded off in great style when boys and girls from across Dyfed took part in the inaugural County Boys versus County Girls competition.
A powerful visiting team from Kent, Prince's & Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club, Sandwich, were too strong for a young and developing Ash team and recorded a 2.5-0.5 away win.
Ben Thomas and Dan Brice combined to claim a half point for Ashburnham.
The Ashburnham junior team was Jordan Davies, Aled Greville, Ben Thomas, Daniel Brice, Josh Morris and Osian Bowen.
Autumn Trophy results: 1st Dylan Stimson (47pts); 2nd Jack Holland (40pts, back 9); 3rd Jordan Davies (40pts).
Red Tee competition (15 holes): 1st Ryan Owens (34pts); 2nd Ellis Thomas (30pts); 3rd Joe Francis (28pts, back 9).
Juniors & Seniors Texas Scramble (15 holes): 1st Norman Edwards, Rhys Morgan, Morgan Hand; 2nd Ken Gray, Dylan Stimson, Ellis Thomas; 3rd Gary Williams, Ben Thomas, Ryan Owens.
Lowest gross: (57) Bryan Reed, Fred Holland, Owain Williams.
Ashburnham hosted the inaugural county boys v girls match which saw the boys run out winners by five points to two.
The girls' points were scored by Sara Rees Evans and Sophie Lovett. The boys claimed overall victory courtesy of wins by Luke Harries, Elis Lewis, Billy Truman, Jordan Davies and Jack Harries.
More than 30 girls from Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire took part in a junior golf festival at Ashburnham during the week.
Girls, some as young as seven, took part in a variety of formats, including a 36-shot and 54-shot competition.
Ashburnham boys also joined in the event and played a mixed greensome foursome competition with the girls.
The results were as follows:
15-hole mixed greensome foursomes: 1st Rhys Morgan & Emma Hughes (Carmarthen ) 85 gross; 2nd Owain Williams & Eva Bowers (Machynys) 91 gross; 3rd Morgan Hand & Emily Joel (Machynys) 95 gross; 4th Kris Jones & Megan Jones (Glynhir) 99 gross.
11-hole mixed greensome foursomes: 1st Kayne Protheroe & Ffion Roberts (Borth) 67 gross; 2nd Keenan Jones & Clare Gitting 72 gross; 3rd Ryan Owens & Shona Nelson (Ashburnham) 74 gross (back 9); 4th Joe Francis & Brittany Lewis (Glynhir) 74.
http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Junior-golfers-busy-half-term-Ashburnham/story-13730682-detail/story.html
Corporate deal is just right for business at 'The Ash'
They really mean business at the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in Pembrey.
The club is chipping in with a special offer to businesses with a new Corporate Membership deal.
“It’s something of a cliché to say that people do a great deal of business on the golf course,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“But there’s probably a lot of truth in it and we want to do our bit at The Ashburnham to keep the wheels of commerce turning.
“We have just set up a new Corporate Membership category which we hope will appeal to small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in Carmarthenshire and on the other side of the Loughor Bridge.
“It’s possible bigger businesses and corporations will also find our business deal attractive as we offer the use of the room here (complete with a big screen) free of charge for meetings for our Corporate members.
“There are other golf courses that offer Corporate deal, but we believe we have a superior package on offer as we have great clubhouse facilities and a championship links golf course which is playable all the year round.”
Corporate membership at The Ashburnham is £1,600 plus VAT and the membership allows for one fourball per day, Monday to Friday.
The club is chipping in with a special offer to businesses with a new Corporate Membership deal.
“It’s something of a cliché to say that people do a great deal of business on the golf course,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“But there’s probably a lot of truth in it and we want to do our bit at The Ashburnham to keep the wheels of commerce turning.
“We have just set up a new Corporate Membership category which we hope will appeal to small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in Carmarthenshire and on the other side of the Loughor Bridge.
“It’s possible bigger businesses and corporations will also find our business deal attractive as we offer the use of the room here (complete with a big screen) free of charge for meetings for our Corporate members.
“There are other golf courses that offer Corporate deal, but we believe we have a superior package on offer as we have great clubhouse facilities and a championship links golf course which is playable all the year round.”
Corporate membership at The Ashburnham is £1,600 plus VAT and the membership allows for one fourball per day, Monday to Friday.
'Country Membership' is a great deal
They’re spreading the membership net at the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in Pembrey.
A new ‘Country Membership’ deal has been launched for golfers living 40 miles or more away from the club.
“This should be an attractive offer for golfers living along the M4 corridor in Cardiff or Bridgend, particularly as many of them may be lucky enough to have holiday properties in West Wales or on Gower,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“Country membership costs just £175 and the only qualification is that you have to be a member of another golf club.
“Journey times between here and Cardiff are excellent and the Country membership offer is ideal for people accustomed to visiting West Wales, whether for business or pleasure.”
The club has also launched a new Corporate membership package at The Ashburnham.
Corporate membership at The Ashburnham is £1,600 plus VAT and the membership allows for one fourball per day, Monday to Friday.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact -
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
A new ‘Country Membership’ deal has been launched for golfers living 40 miles or more away from the club.
“This should be an attractive offer for golfers living along the M4 corridor in Cardiff or Bridgend, particularly as many of them may be lucky enough to have holiday properties in West Wales or on Gower,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“Country membership costs just £175 and the only qualification is that you have to be a member of another golf club.
“Journey times between here and Cardiff are excellent and the Country membership offer is ideal for people accustomed to visiting West Wales, whether for business or pleasure.”
The club has also launched a new Corporate membership package at The Ashburnham.
Corporate membership at The Ashburnham is £1,600 plus VAT and the membership allows for one fourball per day, Monday to Friday.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact -
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
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Top tournament for 'The Ash'
The prestigious links championship course at The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey has just been awarded another key tournament.
The 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships has been awarded to The Ashburnham by the Welsh Golfing Union.
The Ashburnham stepped into the breach when another club couldn’t fulfil the requirements to stage the championship.
“We were asked if we could help by stepping into the gap and staging the championship and we were delighted to accept,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“The Ashburnham has a huge reputation as a championship course and there are only a handful of courses of our standard in Wales who could possibly stage such a championship.
“We are absolutely delighted to host the 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur as it now gives us four great years of championship events at The Ashburnham, proving that we are widely recognised as a quality tournament venue.
“Our calendar for the next few years reads -
“2012 Welsh Ladies’ Open Stroke Play Championships
“2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships
“2014 Ladies’ British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championships
“2015 Men’s Welsh Stroke Play Championships
“That’s quite a portfolio of events for us at The Ashburnham and we are delighted to be staging them. We can promise a true championship test for each event and the warmest of Welsh welcomes.”
The Ashburnham is the course where the great Welshman and winning Ryder Cup Captain Dai Rees won the PGA title in 1959. It has long been regarded as one of the best links courses in Britain.
The Ashburnham takes its name from the 5th Earl of Ashburnham, who once owned the land and became the club’s inaugural President in 1894.
Two other Ryder Cup Captains have been successful in their playing careers at The Ashburnham in the shape of Bernard Gallacher, who won the Schweppes PGA Championship in 1969, and Sam Torrance, who won the Martini Tournament in 1976.
The Ashburnham has a proud history of hosting many of the major amateur tournaments, having first held a Welsh Amateur Championship in 1904.
Last year, The Ashburnham was the venue for the Men’s Home Internationals.
Picture: Ashburnham officials celebrate the award of the 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships at their annual dinner staged at the Stradey Park Hotel, Llanelli. Pictured left to right – Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan, Captain Tony Washer, President Brian Williams, Vice-captain Mel Williams and last year’s Club Captain Huw Dixon.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact -
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
The 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships has been awarded to The Ashburnham by the Welsh Golfing Union.
The Ashburnham stepped into the breach when another club couldn’t fulfil the requirements to stage the championship.
“We were asked if we could help by stepping into the gap and staging the championship and we were delighted to accept,” said Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan.
“The Ashburnham has a huge reputation as a championship course and there are only a handful of courses of our standard in Wales who could possibly stage such a championship.
“We are absolutely delighted to host the 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur as it now gives us four great years of championship events at The Ashburnham, proving that we are widely recognised as a quality tournament venue.
“Our calendar for the next few years reads -
“2012 Welsh Ladies’ Open Stroke Play Championships
“2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships
“2014 Ladies’ British Open Amateur Stroke Play Championships
“2015 Men’s Welsh Stroke Play Championships
“That’s quite a portfolio of events for us at The Ashburnham and we are delighted to be staging them. We can promise a true championship test for each event and the warmest of Welsh welcomes.”
The Ashburnham is the course where the great Welshman and winning Ryder Cup Captain Dai Rees won the PGA title in 1959. It has long been regarded as one of the best links courses in Britain.
The Ashburnham takes its name from the 5th Earl of Ashburnham, who once owned the land and became the club’s inaugural President in 1894.
Two other Ryder Cup Captains have been successful in their playing careers at The Ashburnham in the shape of Bernard Gallacher, who won the Schweppes PGA Championship in 1969, and Sam Torrance, who won the Martini Tournament in 1976.
The Ashburnham has a proud history of hosting many of the major amateur tournaments, having first held a Welsh Amateur Championship in 1904.
Last year, The Ashburnham was the venue for the Men’s Home Internationals.
Picture: Ashburnham officials celebrate the award of the 2013 Men’s Welsh Amateur Championships at their annual dinner staged at the Stradey Park Hotel, Llanelli. Pictured left to right – Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan, Captain Tony Washer, President Brian Williams, Vice-captain Mel Williams and last year’s Club Captain Huw Dixon.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact -
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
Annual dinner for The Ashburnham
The Ashburnham Golf Club staged their annual dinner staged at the Stradey Park Hotel, Llanelli.
More than 60 members and guests from the Pembrey club attended.
Pictured left to right – Captain Tony Washer, Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan, President Brian Williams, Vice-captain Mel Williams and last year’s Club Captain Huw Dixon.
In the news . . .
Nice picture spotlight in the Llanelli Star this week on 'Peggy' Jones and her farewell to Ashburnham Golf Club.
Smashing feature in the Llanelli Star on the successful junior golfers of the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club.
Smashing feature in the Llanelli Star on the successful junior golfers of the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Special farewell lunch for Peggy
From the South Wales Evening Post -
Friends of an elderly golf enthusiast threw her a surprise bash to say goodbye as she prepares to move to Jersey.
Members of the senior ladies team at Ashburnham Golf Club held a special lunch for 86-year-old Margaret "Peggy" Jones, who lives in Llanelli but is going to Jersey to live with her children.
Team captain Liz Antoniazzi said Mrs Jones would be missed as a friend and as a golfer.
"She's very competitive and she still walks the course regularly," said Mrs Antoniazzi.
"Peggy didn't start playing until her 50s.
"Her husband played golf and she started when they moved to Llanelli.
"Her husband passed away last year so she is moving to be with family, but she's still very active.
"She's one of life's characters and we will miss her."
And fellow teammate Gwen Williams said age had not put a stop to the determined golfer.
"She's still very good," said Mrs Williams.
""She's been with the club a long time and will be much missed."
Friends of an elderly golf enthusiast threw her a surprise bash to say goodbye as she prepares to move to Jersey.
Members of the senior ladies team at Ashburnham Golf Club held a special lunch for 86-year-old Margaret "Peggy" Jones, who lives in Llanelli but is going to Jersey to live with her children.
Team captain Liz Antoniazzi said Mrs Jones would be missed as a friend and as a golfer.
"She's very competitive and she still walks the course regularly," said Mrs Antoniazzi.
"Peggy didn't start playing until her 50s.
"Her husband played golf and she started when they moved to Llanelli.
"Her husband passed away last year so she is moving to be with family, but she's still very active.
"She's one of life's characters and we will miss her."
And fellow teammate Gwen Williams said age had not put a stop to the determined golfer.
"She's still very good," said Mrs Williams.
""She's been with the club a long time and will be much missed."
'The Ash' in the news . . .
Lovely picture story in the South Wales Evening Post about a surprise farewell party at The Ashburnham for veteran golfer 'Peggy' Jones.
Link to South Wales Evening Post story tonight - http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Farewell-keen-golfer-Peggy/story-13598458-detail/story.html
Llanelli Star puts the spotlight on the next Men's Dinner at The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in Pembrey.
Spotlight on latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in the Carmarthen Journal today.
We break the 100 mark on Twitter followers
We've broken the 100 mark on Twitter followers for our @AshburnhamGolf account. Now for 200 followers!
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Chef Martin featured in the Llanelli Star
Splendid spotlght in the Llanelli Star on the Ashburnham Golf Club's Five Star food hygiene award.
Meanwhile, spotlight on forthcoming Men's Dinner at The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey in the South Wales Evening Post.
Meanwhile, spotlight on forthcoming Men's Dinner at The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey in the South Wales Evening Post.
Friday, 7 October 2011
'The Ash' featured in the Evening Post tonight
Nice spotlight on the latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in the South Wales Evening Post today.
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Latest results round-up ffrom 'The Ash'
Latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club –
Brian Rolfe Cup -
1 C Alexander Gear, 76 - 08 = 68; 2, John Ellis, 82 - 13 = 69; 3, Gareth Charles Pugh, 79 - 10 = 69.
Prince of Wales Cup –
1, Neil Roberts, 84 - 18 = 66; 2, Steven Fouracre, 84 - 15 = 69; 3, Mark Stevens, 80 - 11 = 69.
Saul Cass Cup –
1, Christopher Howells, 40 pts (03); 2, Dennis Hughes, 39 pts (11); 3, Martin Phillips, 38 pts (10).
LGU Breakthrough Brooch –
1, Lynette Bassett, 89 - 18 = 71; 2, Susan Collard, 84 - 13 = 71; 3, Eleanor Roberts, 99 - 22 = 77.
Current standings in Order of Merit Presidents Cup (Results calculated 26th September) -
1, Roger Bowen, 36pts, 12 competitions; 2, Simon Williams, 26pts, 14 comps; 3, Richard White, 21pts, 4 comps.
Brian Rolfe Cup -
1 C Alexander Gear, 76 - 08 = 68; 2, John Ellis, 82 - 13 = 69; 3, Gareth Charles Pugh, 79 - 10 = 69.
Prince of Wales Cup –
1, Neil Roberts, 84 - 18 = 66; 2, Steven Fouracre, 84 - 15 = 69; 3, Mark Stevens, 80 - 11 = 69.
Saul Cass Cup –
1, Christopher Howells, 40 pts (03); 2, Dennis Hughes, 39 pts (11); 3, Martin Phillips, 38 pts (10).
LGU Breakthrough Brooch –
1, Lynette Bassett, 89 - 18 = 71; 2, Susan Collard, 84 - 13 = 71; 3, Eleanor Roberts, 99 - 22 = 77.
Current standings in Order of Merit Presidents Cup (Results calculated 26th September) -
1, Roger Bowen, 36pts, 12 competitions; 2, Simon Williams, 26pts, 14 comps; 3, Richard White, 21pts, 4 comps.
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Spotlight on 'The Ash' in the Llanelli Star
Splendid piece in the Llanelli Star sports pages on the latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in Pembrey.
Friday, 23 September 2011
Finals Day results from 'The Ash'
Finals Day results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club –
Scratch Cup -
Tim Priestland bt Bobby Phillips 10&9.
Ashburnham Cup -
Carl Stimson bt Greg Round 2&1.
Seniors’ Cup -
Simon Gravelle bt Huw Dixon 2&1.
DB Rees Cup -
Mark O’Sullivan and Mari Jones bt Alan McGregor and Jayne Evans 2&1.
Junior Bowl -
Phil Rudall bt Andrew Joinson 2up.
DR Lewis Cup -
Alex Gear and Peter Williams w/o Bryan williams and Glyn John.
Junior Matchplay -
Jordan Davies bt Daniel Brice 2&1.
Judy Ray Championship -
Olwen Davies bt Sophie Anderson 5&4.
Roger Williams Cup -
Fiona Halpin bt Ellie Roberts 4&2.
Allie David Cup -
Olivia Martin bt Ellie Roberts 2up.
Ladies Senior Matchplay -
Gill Hart bt Leena Lohda 2up.
WH Jory Foursomes -
Olwen Davies and Wyn Parsons bt Lynette Bassett & Fiona Halpin 2up.
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
'The Ash' featured in the Carmarthen Journal
Spotlight on latest results from The Ashburnham Golf Club in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Check us out on Facebook
Some 35 people 'like' the Ashburnham Golf Club Facebook page. Join them on - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ashburnham-Golf-Club/124146564335373
'The Ash' featured in the Evening Post yesterday
The spotlight was on The Ashburnham's award of a five star food hygiene certificate in the South Wales Evening Post yesterday.
See - http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Golf-club-s-service/story-13358926-detail/story.html
See - http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Golf-club-s-service/story-13358926-detail/story.html
Spotlight on results in the Evening Post
Spotlight on the latest results from the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in the South Wales Evening Post last week.
Help us get to 100 followers on Twitter
Now have 78 followers on Twitter. Help us get to 100 on the Twitter page - @AshburnhamGolf
Monday, 29 August 2011
The Ash featured in the Llanelli Star last week
Llanelli Star sports pages last week put the spotlight on the latest results from the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in Pembrey.
Also: smashing picture spotlight in last week's Llaneli Star on the successful junior team at the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course.
Also: smashing picture spotlight in last week's Llaneli Star on the successful junior team at the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course.
Latest results from 'The Ash'
Latest results from the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in Pembrey –
Powell Cup and Medal –
1, Nia Greville, 75 - 06 = 69; 2, Jennifer James, 90 - 18 = 72; 3 Catherine Jones, 89 - 15 = 74.
Howard White Bogey –
1, Yvonne Williams, 1 up (24); Mari Jones, All Sq. (24); 3 Julie Ace, All Sq. (06).
John Pugh Cup –
1, Brian Williams, 37 pts; 2, John Pudner, 37 pts; 3, Jeffrey Passmore, 36 pts.
Brodie Shields Mixed Foursome –
1, Marie and Martin Hale, 87 - 17.0 = 70.0; 2, Alan and Mary McGregor, 88 - 17.0 = 71.0; 3, Paul and Sophie Anderson, 85 - 10.5 = 74.5.
Huw Bowen (Boys) Championship Section 1 –
1, Aled Greville, 82 - 18 = 64; 2, Ben Thomas, 80 - 16 = 64; 3, Aidan Evans, 93 - 28 = 65.
Huw Bowen (Boys) Championship Section 2 –
1, Edward Robert Thomas Spencer, 79 - 16 = 63; 2, Osian Bowen, 90 - 26 = 64; 3, Jordan William Davies, 77 - 12 = 65.
Welsh Dragon Brooch (Ladies) -
1, Leena Lodha, 91 - 21 = 70; 2, Lynette Eileen Mortimer, 101 - 29 = 72; 3, Wyn Parsons, 99 - 26 = 73.
Gold and Silver medals –
1, Robin Staines, 66 +73 = 139; 2, Colin Samuel, 73 + 71 = 144; 3, Devlin Leach, 72 + 72 = 144.
Powell Cup and Medal –
1, Nia Greville, 75 - 06 = 69; 2, Jennifer James, 90 - 18 = 72; 3 Catherine Jones, 89 - 15 = 74.
Howard White Bogey –
1, Yvonne Williams, 1 up (24); Mari Jones, All Sq. (24); 3 Julie Ace, All Sq. (06).
John Pugh Cup –
1, Brian Williams, 37 pts; 2, John Pudner, 37 pts; 3, Jeffrey Passmore, 36 pts.
Brodie Shields Mixed Foursome –
1, Marie and Martin Hale, 87 - 17.0 = 70.0; 2, Alan and Mary McGregor, 88 - 17.0 = 71.0; 3, Paul and Sophie Anderson, 85 - 10.5 = 74.5.
Huw Bowen (Boys) Championship Section 1 –
1, Aled Greville, 82 - 18 = 64; 2, Ben Thomas, 80 - 16 = 64; 3, Aidan Evans, 93 - 28 = 65.
Huw Bowen (Boys) Championship Section 2 –
1, Edward Robert Thomas Spencer, 79 - 16 = 63; 2, Osian Bowen, 90 - 26 = 64; 3, Jordan William Davies, 77 - 12 = 65.
Welsh Dragon Brooch (Ladies) -
1, Leena Lodha, 91 - 21 = 70; 2, Lynette Eileen Mortimer, 101 - 29 = 72; 3, Wyn Parsons, 99 - 26 = 73.
Gold and Silver medals –
1, Robin Staines, 66 +73 = 139; 2, Colin Samuel, 73 + 71 = 144; 3, Devlin Leach, 72 + 72 = 144.
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Order of Merit joy for the Juniors
This follows a series of outstanding performances in this year’s Order of Merit events up to and including the Dyfed Junior Championships which were held in Borth and Ynyslas.
Star performers included -
Ben Thomas, Dyfed Junior Champion Nett Winner, with 36 Hole Nett Aggregate of 126 (64 and 62).
Jake Griffiths, Runner Up, Dyfed Junior Championships, with 36 Hole Gross Aggregate of 144 (70 & 73).
Elliot Anderson, third place, 2011 Dyfed Junior Individual Order of Merit.
Ashburnham club manager Huw Morgan said he was delighted with the success of the Junior Team.
“At The Ashburnham and we are working very hard to encourage the next generation of golfers and it is splendid to see so many youngsters enjoying their sport and doing so very well in junior competitions.
“I know that the members of the club are particularly proud of the achievements of the junior players and would like to wish them every success for 2012.”
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
'Ash' featured in the Llanelli Star
Splendid picture story on the Burry Port Charity Fund golf day at The Ashburnham Championship Links golf course in the Llanelli Star today.
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Latest results from 'The Ash'
Latest results from the Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in Pembrey –
Alys M Jones Bogey Foursomes
1, Olwen Davies and Sally Forrester, 2 up (09); 2 Barbara Buckland and Maria Davies, 1 up (23); 3, Ann Francis and Iris Jacob, All Sq. (24).
Junior & Senior Caddies' Cup
1, Aled Greville, 84 - 22 = 62; 2 Jordan William Davies, 80 - 13 = 67; 3, Scott Johnston, 77 - 09 = 68.
Millenium Trophy
1, Julie Ace and Catherine Jones, 45 pts; 2, Ann Francis and Anne Walker, 40 pts; 3, Susan Collard and Leena Lodha, 39 pts.
Tribute to the late Norman Lewis
Tributes have been paid to Norman Lewis, who sadly died last week.
Huw Morgan, manager of The Ashburnham Golf Club, said:"Norman Lewis was a much-respected figure here at The Ashburnham and members were very upset to learn about his death.
"He loved golf and the links course here at 'The Ash'. He was greatly admired for being a journalist of the highest integrity and his knowledge of sporting matters was unrivalled.
"In addition, he found time to write a book to mark the club's centenary.
"The Ash, a centenary celebration of the Ashburnham golf club 1894-1994, was a finely crafted piece of work and was an integral part of our centenary celebrations.
"Norman will be greatly missed by everyone in the clubhouse and our deepest condolences go to members of his family."
Friday, 5 August 2011
'The Ash' in the Evening Post today
Spotlight on the latest news and results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in the South Wales Evening Post today.
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Star spotlight on The Ashburnham
Llanelli Star sports pages put the spotlight on the latest results from The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey - and a Texas Scramble pic!
Llanelli Star spotlight on Nia
Smashing feature on rising Ashburnham Golf Club star, 15-year-old Nia Greville, in the Llanelli Star this week.
England held to draw
England Golf Team held to a 4.5 points draw by Welsh Girls Golf Team (including Ashburnham's Nia Greville) in Home International at Gullane.
Monday, 1 August 2011
Latest news from 'The Ash'
Latest results from The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey –
Cancer Trophy
1 Elizabeth Mary Ervine, 42 pts (29); 2 Yvonne Williams, 36 pts (24); 3,Catherine Jones, 36 pts (15).
Cancer Trophy
1 Elizabeth Mary Ervine, 42 pts (29); 2 Yvonne Williams, 36 pts (24); 3,Catherine Jones, 36 pts (15).
Nia in the news . . .
Nia Greville featured on Welsh Icons website - http://www.welshicons.org.uk/news/sport/nia-greville-off-to-scotland-for-internationals/
Saturday, 30 July 2011
Ashburnham star Nia heads for Scotland
By any standards, it’s been quite a year for the Ashburnham Golf Club’s teenage golf star Nia Greville.At just 15, she has chalked up a Welsh title win, represented Wales in the European Championships in Sardinia and she is now heading north to compete in the Home Internationals in Scotland.
In the middle of it all, she is putting her mind to completing 12 GSCE Level exams, anxiously awaiting the results of half of them later this month.
“Yes, it’s been quite a year,” the modest Ysgol y Strade, Llanelli, pupil said as she took time out from a practice round at the Ashburnham Championship Links.
“The golf has gone really well and I am lucky that it’s been both a busy and successful year.”
In May, Nia won the Welsh Girls Under-16 Championship at Royal St David's Golf Club, Harlech.
In July, she joined the Wales team in the European Girls Under-18 Team Championships in Sardinia.
This week, she will be proudly wearing the Wales blazer once again as the Girls Home International Matches get underway at Gullane on Wednesday.
The Wales team includes the talented North Walian Amy Boulden.
That event starts on Wednesday, when Wales face England and they will be looking to gain revenge for the 9-0 whitewash they suffered in the corresponding fixture last year.
Wales play Ireland on Thursday and wrap up the series against Scotland on Friday.
The Gullane Golf Club in East Lothian offers championship quality links golf courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife. The Home Internationals take place on the Gullane No2 course.
Playing on a links course should suit Nia just fine as she spends her time practicing on the glorious links at Ashburnham.
“This is a lovely course,” Nia said before teeing off on another practice round. “I’ve been playing here since I was about eight years old, so I know the place pretty well.”
Nia, who plays off a Handicap of 6, is undecided about whether to continue her golfing career at a more senior level.
“For now, it’s an enjoyable hobby and I think I’ll leave it at that while I’m in the middle of my exams and all my school work. I’m really enjoying the challenge of playing golf at an international level. I’m very proud to represent Wales and enjoying every minute of it. I just hope I can make a great contribution to the Wales team in the international matches.”
The Home Internationals will feature foursomes games in the morning before singles in the afternoon.
Ashburnham club secretary Huw Morgan said: “We are very proud of our junior golfers here at The Ashburnham and we are working very hard to encourage the next generation of golfers.
“All of us here at the club are very proud of Nia’s achievements this year and we wish all the very best on her trip to Scotland”
Nia comes from one of Llanelli’s most famous sporting families. Her father, Simon Greville, played for Llanelli Scarlets, and her grandfather is Handel Greville, a Welsh rugby international and a Scarlets legend who was once chairman and president of the club.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact –
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
Nia and Ashburnham Club Captain Tony Washer.
In the middle of it all, she is putting her mind to completing 12 GSCE Level exams, anxiously awaiting the results of half of them later this month.
“Yes, it’s been quite a year,” the modest Ysgol y Strade, Llanelli, pupil said as she took time out from a practice round at the Ashburnham Championship Links.
“The golf has gone really well and I am lucky that it’s been both a busy and successful year.”
In May, Nia won the Welsh Girls Under-16 Championship at Royal St David's Golf Club, Harlech.
In July, she joined the Wales team in the European Girls Under-18 Team Championships in Sardinia.
This week, she will be proudly wearing the Wales blazer once again as the Girls Home International Matches get underway at Gullane on Wednesday.
The Wales team includes the talented North Walian Amy Boulden.
That event starts on Wednesday, when Wales face England and they will be looking to gain revenge for the 9-0 whitewash they suffered in the corresponding fixture last year.
Wales play Ireland on Thursday and wrap up the series against Scotland on Friday.
The Gullane Golf Club in East Lothian offers championship quality links golf courses with dramatic views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh and Fife. The Home Internationals take place on the Gullane No2 course.
Playing on a links course should suit Nia just fine as she spends her time practicing on the glorious links at Ashburnham.
“This is a lovely course,” Nia said before teeing off on another practice round. “I’ve been playing here since I was about eight years old, so I know the place pretty well.”
Nia, who plays off a Handicap of 6, is undecided about whether to continue her golfing career at a more senior level.
“For now, it’s an enjoyable hobby and I think I’ll leave it at that while I’m in the middle of my exams and all my school work. I’m really enjoying the challenge of playing golf at an international level. I’m very proud to represent Wales and enjoying every minute of it. I just hope I can make a great contribution to the Wales team in the international matches.”
The Home Internationals will feature foursomes games in the morning before singles in the afternoon.
Ashburnham club secretary Huw Morgan said: “We are very proud of our junior golfers here at The Ashburnham and we are working very hard to encourage the next generation of golfers.
“All of us here at the club are very proud of Nia’s achievements this year and we wish all the very best on her trip to Scotland”
Nia comes from one of Llanelli’s most famous sporting families. Her father, Simon Greville, played for Llanelli Scarlets, and her grandfather is Handel Greville, a Welsh rugby international and a Scarlets legend who was once chairman and president of the club.
For further information about The Ashburnham Golf Club, contact –
The Clubhouse, Cliffe Terrace, Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HN
Tel:01554 832269
Fax:01554 836974
Email:admin@ashgolf.co.uk
Website - http://www.ashburnhamgolfclub.co.uk
Nia and Ashburnham Club Captain Tony Washer.
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Latest results from The Ashburnham Links
Latest results from ‘The Ash’ –
Huw Richards Cup
1, Bobbie Phillips, 72 - 03 = 69; 2, Brian G Beynon 86 - 17 = 69; 3, David Nicholas 72 - 03 = 69.
Lady Captain's Day
1, Mary Elizabeth Ervine, 41 pts (31); 2, Olwen Davies, 40 pts (06); 3, Mary McGregor, 36 pts (26).
Frank Maliphant Cup
1, Stefan Jones, 68 - 03 = 65; 2, David Tovey, 77 - 11 = 66; 3, Maurice Barrett, 81 - 11 = 70.
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Latest results from 'The Ash'
Latest results from ‘The Ash’ –
Ladies Jubilee Trophy
1, Maria Davies, 89 - 20 = 69; 2, Elizabeth Mary Ervine, 108 - 31 = 77; 3, Lynette Eileen Mortimer, 106 - 29 = 77
Veterans Open Day
1, G Davies (Carm), 43 pts; 2 Anthony Washer, 41 pts; 3, A Bebb (Visitor), 40 pts.
Evan Williams Cup
1, Eleanor Roberts, 95 - 22 = 73; 2, Leena Lodha, 98 - 21 = 77; 3, Gillian Hart 93 - 15 = 78.
Nia Greville joint seventh
After two qualifying rounds of the Welsh Girls Championship at the Clays Golf Centre, Nia Greville from Ashburnham is in joint seventh spot.
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
Latest results from The Ashburnham Links
Latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club –
Gold and Silver Medals
1, Olwen Davies, 70, 75, 145; Eleanor Roberts, 78, 71, 149; 3, Fiona Halpin, 73, 81, 154.
Fred Cheeswright Cup
1, Andrew Wayne Joinson, 42 pts (12); 2, Elliot Anderson, 41 pts (04); 3, Keith Pearman, 41 pts (15).
May E Jones Foursomes
1, Barbara Buckland and Eleanor Roberts, 105 - 24.5 = 80.5; 2, Frances Hart and Anne Walker 96 - 15.5 = 80.5; 3, Cathereine Jones and Mari Jones, 101 - 19.0 = 82.0.
Olwen Davies Trophy
1, Wyn Parsons, 37 pts (27); 2, Frances Hart, 34 pts (15); 3, Olwen Davies, 32 pts (06).
Broomhill Cup (Men)
1, Carl Stimson, 78 - 09 = 69; 2, Roger Bowen, 78 - 09 = 69; 3, Terry Morgan 77 - 06 = 71.
Centenary Trophy
1, Susan Collard 83 - 12 = 71; 2, Maria Davies 100 - 20 = 80; 3, Joyce Thomas 107 - 27 = 80.
Past Captains’ Gold Medal
1, Huw Dixon, 40 pts (04);2, Philip Watts,39 pts (10);3, Keith Charles,39 pts (16).
Pennington Cup + Medal 8
1, Maria Davies 94 - 20 = 74;2, Eleanor Roberts 102 - 23 = 79;3, Jayne Evans 107 - 24 = 83.
Stableford
1, Gary Williams, 43 pts (12); 2, Nicholas Daniels, 42 pts (06); 3, David Churchill, 40 pts (12).
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