
Kenilworth: Please note after the latest government announcement the course will be closed from Tuesday 5th January until further notice.
Par 3 Course: Please note after the latest government announcement the course will be closed from Tuesday 5th January until further notice.
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37 golfers travelled to Llandrindod Wells over the weekend and for the first time in over 20 years returned with the coveted Llandrindod shield, having won the annual match in Llandrindod by 11.5 points to 7.5 points. This tremendous win capped a wonderful weekend, with golf played on a great course over two days in wonderful weather, which enabled us to savour the magnificent views from the golf course. The picture shows Captain Jim McCarthy receiving the shield from Llandrindod captain, Peter Williams. A great weekend and well done to all participated! |
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The retiring Mayor Richard Davis presented the 'Award Of Merit For Outstanding Service To The Community' to our Captains Jim & Alison at the Mayor Making Ceremony last month. This award has only been made about 25 times in the last 75 years and was given to us as a mark of appreciation by the Mayor for the fund raising efforts of Kenilworth Golf Club in raising money for the Mayors annual charity which it has done for the past 10 years by way of the Mayors Golf Day. Congratulations to all involved.
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At the Club AGM in April the retiring Captains Lesley Cheslin and Charles Leggitt presented the proceeds of the Captains Charity during their year in office to Barbara Elsey of the NSPCC. A magnificent total of £16,687 was raised which will be used for the benefit of abused and neglected children in Coventry.
The Captains expressed their thanks to all members of the club who's generosity allowed this gift to the NSPCC to be made. Lesley commented "You have once again done Kenilworth proud!".
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From left to right, Richard Joyce, Kevin Connelly, Malcolm Kelly, Angus Fraser, Ron Guest |
England Selector Angus Fraser joined the gentlemen of Kenilworth and their guests for the last Sportsman's Dinner of this season on March 9th. As Chairman Malcolm Kelly pointed out his name sounds like that of a fellow Scot but Angus was born in Lancashire and then went on to play cricket for Middlesex from 1984 to 2002. He was selected for England and played in 46 test matches and 42 one day internationals. He now serves as an England selector. He is still at Middlesex County Cricket Club, being the Managing Director of Cricket. He has also spent time as a journalist and as a commentator - and with that background he had a wonderful collection of stories with which to entertain the attendees.
To read about the evening click here
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One of the legends of England football graced the clubhouse with his presence in the first Sportsmen's Evening of 2016. Gordon Banks - one of the best goal keepers the world has ever seen - visited Kenilworth Golf Club and held his audience enthralled as he spoke about his career. |