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£250 raised for Higgy's Heroes

A total of £515.00 was raised on the day with £250 going to Higgy's Heroes. 
The remainder going into the Club funds.

A huge thank you to all who donated prizes for the Golf and the raffle. 
With special thanks to Nick Bird, Ashley Davis and Lib Smith who put together a memorable days 
fun and entertainment, from the coffee and bacon rolls to the excellent Carvery to finish.

Thanks to Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club for allowing us the opportunity to play on such 
a grand day weather wise, hopefully the photographs below will show what a great venue with some spectacular views to match the Autumn sunshine. A special mention too for club sponsor Ken Boulton who attended and played. Indeed thanks to all the teams that entered and PLEASE make this a must do event next year, you won't regret it. I might even swap the camera for a golf bat, I mean club, oh dear I have a lot to learn before then methinks!

Our special guest from New York, John and Dianne Aaron,  thoroughly enjoyed the day and 
have gone back to The Big Apple full of great memories and stories from the day. I must add a 
big thank you to Eric Woodmason who played the course with our guest and was a great golf partner 
all day. 

Don't forget then, next year is a must do event, lets just hope for the same weather.

The likely Lads waiting to tee off. George Doors sporting the latest in golfing attire.

Ashley Davis waiting to meet and greet the teams.

The clubhouse from the 4th.

Ben Dix though he might drive it further with an extension. He'll be asking for the spider next!

Evo senior and junior willing the ball in.

The pro in action, certainly looks the part.

The benefit of the doubt here Dianne, That was a practice swing.

John stops from admiring the view to play a shot.

Eric's next shot was to hit the big red ball to his right. 

This putt actually went in much to everyone's surprise. None more so than Mr Towell hinself.

I spared the drive Lib and concentrated on the excellent putt. I do have the picture of that drive that went horribly 
wrong and it is yours for a small fee. Plain Brown envelope please.

Another classic drive captured for posterity.

Eric launches a straight drive over the bowlers head for six, although he didn't think it was going that far as he called a four.

The crowd fell silent as Pistols ball rolled tantalisingly towards the hole. That'll teach him to cough quite so hard on the Green.

Sam Birch drives off into the hazy sunshine posing for while in a classic pose.

'The Wasp' shows how it should be done with an elegant swing and a final flourish, holding his position 
just long enough for the cameraman to capture that moment. 

Richard Cave shows his latest break-dance move to the boys.

Alistair Hignell made a brief speech after the tournament thanking everyone whilst promoting the Stroud half marathon.