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Club Championships 2024

29th August 2024

A round-up and results of the Golf At Goodwood Club Championships

The Golf At Goodwood Club Championships were a spectacular showcase of golfing excellence, uniting the club's most talented members in a series of thrilling competitions.

Held over both courses as a two-day event, the Championships tested players' skills and determination, with the added challenges of heat and wind making the event even more demanding. Despite these hurdles, the participants delivered outstanding performances, embodying the true spirit of the game.

The Championships not only crowned new winners and had records broken, but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship that made the event memorable for all involved.

Men's Club Championship

The Men's Club Championship is the highlight of the Golf At Goodwood Club's competitive calendar, drawing the top male golfers from the club to compete for the coveted title. The tournament was as challenging as ever, with the course set up to test every aspect of a player's game—from powerful drives to delicate approach shots and precise putting. Despite the gusty winds and the heat, the competitors rose to the occasion, displaying remarkable consistency and composure across multiple rounds.

In the end, it was the ability to adapt and maintain focus that separated the winner from the rest. The new Men's Club Champion earned his title through sheer determination and a steady hand under pressure, carving his name into the annals of Golf At Goodwood history.

Our 36 holes, record breaking winner, was Jamie Burchell. Jamie showed a complete performance over both rounds. Breaking the course record on the Park by shooting 7 under par for 65 followed by a 77 on the Downs. This enabled Jamie to shoot the lowest ever 36-hole score in Golf At Goodwood Men’s Club Championship history.

Our 36 holes nett winner was Paul A Newman, shooting a highly impressive 10 under par nett score over both rounds with a 68 on the Park and a 66 on the Downs.

Overall 36 holes

Gross:

1st – Jamie Burchell – 65 & 77 - 142

2nd – Jeremy Pike – 74 & 78 - 152

Nett:

1st - Paul A Newman - 68 & 66 - 134

2nd - William Hauffe - 68 & 68 - 136

Ladie's Club Championship

The Ladies Club Championship was a true display of grace and grit, as the club's top female golfers competed in what proved to be an exciting event. The challenging course tested the players' endurance and mental toughness. However, the participants rose above these challenges, showcasing their skills with every swing and putt.

The competition was intense, with each round bringing its own set of surprises. The golfers demonstrated exceptional precision in their shots and a deep understanding of course strategy, making for a captivating tournament. Despite the fierce competition, the atmosphere remained friendly and supportive, with players encouraging each other and enjoying the experience. The tournament featured strong performances from several golfers, but one player emerged as the clear winner. Ultimately, the championship concluded with a well-deserved victory.

Our overall gross score winner for the Ladies Club Championship was Yasmin Hang, retaining her coveted title once again. Yasmin shot a level par round at the Park shooting 72 then a 78 on the Downs for round two to take home the 2024 Ladies Club Championship.

Our 36-hole nett Ladies Club Championship winner was Cheng Wong, shooting a highly impressive four under total nett score. Cheng shot a 73 in round one at the Park then a 67 in round two at the Downs to win the 36 holes nett Ladies Club Championship.

Overall 36 holes:

Gross:

1st - Yasmin Hang - 72 & 78 - 150

2nd - Beth Yeoman - 78 & 87 - 165

Nett:

1st - Cheng Wong - 73 & 67 - 140

2nd - Natalie Morey - 73 & 70 - 143

The Judy Saxon Memorial Vase

The Judy Saxon Memorial Vase is a competition within the Ladies Club Championship for participants with a 21 handicap or more. It is an inclusive competition to keep the competitiveness at its highest between all high handicappers and enables the competitiveness spirit of the Ladies Club Championship to thrive.

This competition went to Pauline Senior, who shot a nett score of 73 on the Park Course and a 74 on the Downs Course.

The Senior Club Championship

The Senior Club Championship brought together some of the most experienced and knowledgeable golfers in the club, offering a masterclass in strategic play and course management. The event was marked by a blend of competitive spirit and mutual respect, as the senior members took to the course with determination and a wealth of experience.

The tournament was a showcase of skilful play, with many players using their extensive knowledge of the course to their advantage. The eventual winner of the Senior Club Championship displayed not only technical proficiency but also a strategic mind, earning the title after a series of well-played rounds.

Our 36-hole gross Seniors Club Championship winner was Simon French. Simon shot an impressive 74 in round one and 73 in round two, shooting three over resulting in Simon retaining the Senior Club Championship.

The Senior’s nett score winner was Richard Brooks, shooting a 72 in Round One at the Park and an incredible 70 on the Downs.

Overall 36 holes:

Gross:

1st - Simon French - 74 & 73 - 147

2nd - Simon Jardine - 72 & 76 - 148

Nett:

1st - Richard Brooks - 72 & 70 - 142

2nd - Andy Smith - 72 & 72 - 144

The Golf At Goodwood Club Championships were more than just a series of competitions; they were a celebration of the club's community and the game of golf itself. Every participant gave their all, contributing to a memorable event that highlighted the skill, determination, and sportsmanship of the club's members. The new champions in the Men's, Ladies, and Senior categories have not only won titles but also earned the admiration and respect of all those across Goodwood estate.

As the sun set on the final day of competition, it was clear that the spirit of Golf At Goodwood had been upheld, with every golfer walking away with a sense of pride and accomplishment, and we look forward to another brilliant Club Championship in 2025.