My Weekly Newsletter

Hello golfers,

What a difference a week makes! Last Wednesday we were drowned in rain, however I much prefer the sunshine we receive today. The course is looking magnificent ahead of this weekend's Club Championships, with almost 100 golfers taking to the course in the men's, ladies and juniors' events. For those not competing in the Championships, the course is open for general play on Saturday from the 10th tee between 12:30 and 1:35pm in two and three balls only. These times must be booked in advance by contacting the pro shop. The 1st tee will re-open for all matches including four balls from 3:00pm. On Sunday morning tee times are available as per usual using the tee sheet on the main club noticeboard and we anticipate the course reopening around 4:30pm once all matches have turned on Sunday afternoon.

You may have noticed that the 8th tee has now re-opened, Simon and his team have done a fantastic job in re-shaping and levelling the surfaces there. Their patience and dedication has paid off over the winter months, so there can be no more excuses for missing the green! As we head into the busy period of the season, can all members be vigilant with repairing pitchmarks, divots and bunkers as you play. With everyone's help the condition of the course will only improve as we head through the year.

For those of you going to Wentworth over the next few days you are in for a treat. Chris visited on Tuesday afternoon and said the changes made are looking great, with the players raving about the new layout. To buy tickets and receive a FREE £5 credit in the pro shop, please use the link in the email below.

Kind Regards,
Paul Schunter
Director of Golf & Operations

Ladies Spring Meeting (4BBB)

First place - Shirley Eades and Andrea Shires (44 points, on countback) and in second place - Ann Brown and Beverley Evans (44 points).

Gent's Division One and Two Medal (George Collins Cup Division Two)

Division One - First place - Austin Gambel (Nett 66) and in second place - Rick Hazelden (Nett 69).
Division Two - First place - John Higgins (Nett 72) and in second place - Steve Curtis (Nett 73).

Ladies Letts Cup

First place - Beverley Evans (Nett 71) and in second place - Vivienne Cover-White (Nett 71).

Club Matches

Vets vs. Malden - CGC won 5.5 - 2.5.

BMW Championship At Wentworth

This year's BMW PGA Championship starts tomorrow, with many of the world's top players expected to take part. This year the tournament forms part of the new Rolex Series of events which features a minimum of seven tournaments in seven iconic golfing locations across the world, all offering minimum prize funds of $7million. For those of you who have not visited Wentworth for this event before, I would encourage you to do so. A lot can be learnt from watching the best players in the world close up. If you wish to purchase tickets you can do so by clicking here. Any full price adult tickets for the tournament days (Thursday - Sunday) purchased via this link will be eligible for £5 FREE credit in the pro shop. Who says you can't get money for nothing these days!

Social Events

We have plenty more chances to enjoy one of the many social events we have lined up at Cuddington this year, including:

Bookings are now being taken for Father's Day on Sunday, 18 June. Tickets cost £25.50 per adult and £13.50 for children under 12 which includes a choice from a selection of starters, a carvery main or freshly grilled fish, a choice of puddings or cheese plus coffee and mints.
It's time to rock out for our first ever Rock and Roll night on Saturday, 22 July. Music will be perfornmed by the Dark Ages who will play on the terrace (weather permitting).Tickets cost £28 per person which includes the music and BBQ. Open to both members and guests, food will be served from 7:00pm. with the music due to start at 9:00pm.

To book your spot please email Sally in the Office by clicking here or by adding your name to the sign-in sheet on the main noticeboard.

Tee Reservations

Thursday, 25 May -