People Attended |
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Darren Bartlett |
Dave Webster |
Graham Smith |
Iain Garner |
Jamie Lamb |
Jason Wimsey |
Nigel Leethem |
Paul I'Anson |
Steve Harlington |
Tony Challenger |
We discussed the courses for the 2023 season. We agreed to re-visit the regular courses Cottingham, Driffield, Forest Park & KP .
Graham has a list of several other courses & he is going to contact them shortly and get the 2023 fixtures booked in.
We agreed the maximum handicap is now capped at 36. This will make it easier to mark a card knowing that anyone at 36 handicap will only get two shots on each hole rather than trying to work out which ones they get 3 shots on.
We have started taking the £15 2023 membership fees. Four people paid at the AGM last night.
Jase suggested having a summer texas scramble team event this year. I wouldn't want to get rid of one of the five individual stableford competitions that contribute to the season running Garby Clark trophy. When the five rounds are booked we can try and find a date where we can have a summer texas scramble team event if everyone wants to play.
The hole-in-one prize is at £393. We agreed to cap the hole-in-one-prize at £400. This should save us around £100 a year until some lucky fucker thins one and it runs up and clatters the pin and drops in.
The Curly Cup is damaged & we don't have a trophy for the Ray Jessney Memorial Trophy (Texas Scramble). Steve will buy some new trophies.
Steve has purchased some new Heppy's Golf Society golf balls for the nearest the pin and longest drive prizes for the 2023 season.
We decided not to have a 2022 AGM due to COVID-19 pandemic preventing meeting up. Graham Smith took over from Darren Bartlett in booking the golf courses for the season ahead. Cheers Daz for 11 years of booking the courses.
We decided not to have a 2021 AGM due to COVID-19 pandemic preventing meeting up.
People Attended |
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Darren Bartlett |
Graham Smith |
Dave Webster |
Jason Wimsey |
John Russell |
Richard Ruhmann |
Steve Harlington |
Tony Challenger |
We discussed the courses for the 2020 season. We agreed to re-visit the regular courses Rudding Park, Styrrup Hall, KP & Forest Park.
Darren has a list of several other courses he is going to contact them shortly and get the 2020 fixtures booked in.
We agreed to keep the Par 3 competition for the 2020 season. The prize money for the winner is £50.
We decided to cancel the £100 prize money for the 2020 Garby Clark competition as no-one at the meeting thought the money was an incentive to play all five rounds.
Steve will purchase some new Heppy's Golf Society golf balls for the nearest the pin and longest drive prizes for the 2020 season.
The Curly Cup and You Like What You Like Par 3 Challenge trophies were damaged in 2019. Steve will look to replace them.
The Head Down Follow Through and Let The Big Dog Eat Trophy have plastic bases and when we get the name engraved and stuck on the plastic bases they have fallen off. Steve will try and get wood bases fitted to the bottom of the existing trophy or buy new trophies.
Graham is looking into getting some polo shirts designed with the golf society logo on the chest. More details will follow shortly.
People Attended |
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Darren Bartlett |
Graham Smith |
Iain Garner |
Jason Wimsey |
John Russell |
Richard Ruhmann |
Steve Harlington |
Tony Challenger |
We discussed the courses for the 2019 season. We agreed to re-visit the regular courses Rudding Park, KP & Forest Park.
Darren has a list of 12 other courses he is going to contact them in December.
We had a suggestion to improve the nearest the pins comp from Dave Webster where we give points for a nearest the pin and a point for hitting the green, then the player with the highest number of points wins a prize. This should add some more interest into the rounds we play.
The points scoring system we agreed up on was:
5 points for a nearest the pin
3 points for a gross birdie on a par 3
1 point for being on a par 3 green in one shot
Anyone who hits a par 3 green in one shot needs to put their name down on the nearest the pin marker.
The winner takes all prize for this new competition is £50
All the par 3's in the five summer tournaments and Xmas texas scramble will count for this competition and the winner will be presented with the £50 on the presentation night.
Due to lack of funds we have cancelled the £20 combined score prize for each of the five rounds.
To try and save some money, Graham Smith will be donating some Titleist golf balls for the 2019 season's nearest the pin and longest drive competitions. This will save us around £150. Cheers Graham.
People Attended |
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Darren Bartlett |
Graham Smith |
Iain Garner |
Jason Wimsey |
John Russell |
Jules Potton |
Richard Ruhmann |
Rob Foster |
Steve Harlington |
Tony Challenger |
We have agreed the dates and courses for the 2018 season.
Darren has booked the courses.
The dates & courses selected are:
Sunday 8th April (Kilnwick Percy)
Sunday 13th May (Bondhay)
Saturday 21st July (Rudding Park)
Sunday 12th August (Forest Park)
Sunday 23rd September (Cottingham)
Text, E-Mail, Facebook and Twitter messages have gone out. The fixtures have also been put on the notice board at Heppy's.
We have decided to rename the Christmas Texas Scramble the Ray Jessney Memorial Trophy as a mark of respect to Ray's passing. Ray won the trophy three times. Steve will get the trophy re-engraved with the new trophy name and previous winners.
We will play the You Know You Want It Matchplay Trophy in 2018. We are looking for sixteen players and people can see the home page for how to pay their £10 entry fee.
Matches in the You Know You Want It Matchplay Trophy will now be played at 3/4 the difference between the two opponents handicaps rather than the full handicap difference.
When we make the draw this year I will publish on the matchplay web page how many shots are to be given.
A new supplier has been found and eight dozen Srixon Soft Feel logo golf balls have been purchased for the 2018 season nearest the pin and longest drive competitions.
To encourage two players who don't play regular with the society we have agreed to raise their handicaps in the society so they feel they have a competitive chance in the competitions. We have raised Rob Foster and Paul Harlington's handicaps from 6 to 12 in the hope they will play more regularly.
Darren is looking into getting some polo shirts designed with the golf society logo on the chest and If You Stroke It, It Will Go In The Hole... on the back of the collar. Not sure how much they will cost yet and you don't need to buy one but from the ten people who attended the meeting everyone said they would buy one to wear when we play. We might get Don Armani to design them or just get a special one for the Don.
People Attended |
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Darren Bartlett |
Graham Smith |
Iain Garner |
Jason Wimsey |
John Russell |
Steve Harlington |
Tony Challenger |
We have decided the dates and courses for the 2017 season. Darren is booking the courses. The dates & course details will be published as soon as we have them.
We received a lot of comments about high handicaps in the society and agree they are becoming very high for certain players, so we have agreed to stop the bottom three players handicaps in each of the five stableford competitions rising by the previous handicap system.
Click on the handicap rules button below to view the rules.
Matches in the You Know You Want It Matchplay Trophy will now be played at 3/4 the difference between the two opponents handicaps rather than the full handicap difference.
When we make the draw this year I will publish on the matchplay web page how many shots are to be given.
In the 2016 Xmas Texas Scramble we had two players who had low handicaps who haven't been playing regularly in the society & that made their team be at a disadvantage in the competition.
As we draw one low handicap player, two middle handicap players & one high handicap player in the draw, we will play the 2017 Xmas Texas Scramble with no handicaps.
If there is a tie, we will count back the gross score on the last nine holes. If that is a tie then we count back the last six, three, two & one hole until we have a winning group.
We are raising the 2017 membership fee from £10 to £15
The £5 increase is so we can award the 2017 Garby Clark Trophy winner £100 prize money.
The Garby Clark Trophy is the player of the year trophy & in the first six years of the society the winner received a handshake, if he was lucky! The £100 cash prize is to try and encourage more players to play all five events & win the trophy.
We are raising the entry fee of the stableford competitions from £35 to £40
The £5 increase has been made for four reasons.
1. Each player will get automatic entry into the hole-in-one competition. I will take a pound per player from the total money collected and add to the hole-in-one prize. This will stop us having to collect the £1's at each stableford competition.
2. We are introducing a longest drive competition on each of the stableford competitions. It will always be on the 18th hole, you must hit the fairway for it to count. The prize is three Heppy's Golf Society logo balls.
3. We are introducing a raffle at the end of each stableford competition where we draw players names out in pairs, add up the two stableford scores from the day & the pair with the highest score will win £15 each. If there are an odd number of players, the last person drawn out will have their stableford score doubled.
4. We have been charging £35 for cheaper courses and £40 for the more expensive rounds (Rudding Park & Hull). We will still charge £40 for every stableford competition.
The Garby Clark Trophy winner will now win £100 prize money.
The Garby Clark Trophy is the player of the year trophy & in the first six years of the society the winner received a handshake, if he was lucky! The £100 cash prize is to try and encourage more players to play all five events & win the trophy.
We are going to purchase some Heppy's Golf Society logo pitch mark repairers and ball markers to award to the five stableford competitions in 2017.
We are introducing a longest drive competition on each of the stableford competitions. It will always be on the 18th hole, you must hit the fairway for it to count. The prize is three heppy's golf society logo balls.
A suggestion was made to have a foot-golf event at the Eagles. Nothing has been arranged yet but we will look at having a competition there later in the year.
We discussed better ways we can promote the golf society to try an attract some new members. We don't need lots of new golfers but some new keen members are required.
We are going to take some group photos from the golf days and put them up in the pub.
We will promote the upcoming events better in the pub & using social media.
We are going to create some colourful A3 posters and put the on the board as you walk into the pub and other places in the pub so more people notice them.
Steve will create some digital images to send out on Facebook and Twitter. We will need members to share them with their friends/followers on social media.