Glad Glenn gets hands on Champion of Champions trophy
James Glenn (pictured above) shot -5 across 36 holes to defeat the conditions and the rest of the field to win the 2025 Men's County Champion of Champions at Woodhall Spa's Hotchkin Course on Sunday.
The Durham golfer was two shots back of Rory Thompson (Cumbria) after the morning's first round, thanks to a score of 70 (-3), and he backed it up with a 71 (-2) in the afternoon to finish one clear of Thompson and two clear of Alfie Turner (Staffordshire) and Laurie Owen (Hertfordshire).
Owen was flying with six birdies in his final round, and looked set for a play-off with Glenn as he teed it up on the 18th hole following birdies on 16 and 17. However, a double bogey saw him drop down the leaderboard. Check out the final leaderboard here.
James Glenn (pictured above) shot -5 across 36 holes to defeat the conditions and the rest of the field to win the 2025 Men's County Champion of Champions at Woodhall Spa's Hotchkin Course on Sunday.
The Durham golfer was two shots back of Rory Thompson (Cumbria) after the morning's first round, thanks to a score of 70 (-3), and he backed it up with a 71 (-2) in the afternoon to finish one clear of Thompson and two clear of Alfie Turner (Staffordshire) and Laurie Owen (Hertfordshire).
Owen was flying with six birdies in his final round, and looked set for a play-off with Glenn as he teed it up on the 18th hole following birdies on 16 and 17. However, a double bogey saw him drop down the leaderboard. Check out the final leaderboard here.
Cahi conquers to become Boys’ Champion
Sussex’s Leo Cahi (pictured above) carded back-to-back 72s across two rounds on the renowned Hotchkin Course at Woodhall Spa on Saturday to secure an impressive victory in the Boys’ County Champion of Champions.
The 16-year-old overturned a two-shot deficit in the morning to finish on -2, beating Sullivan Goddard (Norfolk) and George Whitehead (Lancashire) to the title by just a single shot.
Just two shots covered the top six, as Ben Sessions (Hertfordshire), Hayden Sarfo (Worcestershire) and Harry Weatherhead (Surrey) all came in on level par to finish tied-4th. Check out the final leaderboard here.
The 16-year-old overturned a two-shot deficit in the morning to finish on -2, beating Sullivan Goddard (Norfolk) and George Whitehead (Lancashire) to the title by just a single shot.
Just two shots covered the top six, as Ben Sessions (Hertfordshire), Hayden Sarfo (Worcestershire) and Harry Weatherhead (Surrey) all came in on level par to finish tied-4th. Check out the final leaderboard here.
Sandy succeeds in the rain
Northumberland's Sandy Twynholm fired -3 across 36 holes on Woodhall Spa's Hotchkin Course to win the Senior Men's County Champion of Champions title by two shots.
After sitting in a tie for the lead after Saturday's first round with a score of 71 (-2), he was the only player in the field to produce two rounds under par.
A 72 (-1) on Sunday proved to be enough to fend off Martin Farbrace (Kent) and Paul Newcombe (Devon) who were two shots back on -1 overall in tied-2nd. Check out the final leaderboard here.
After sitting in a tie for the lead after Saturday's first round with a score of 71 (-2), he was the only player in the field to produce two rounds under par.
A 72 (-1) on Sunday proved to be enough to fend off Martin Farbrace (Kent) and Paul Newcombe (Devon) who were two shots back on -1 overall in tied-2nd. Check out the final leaderboard here.
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