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INFORMATION PACK 2022
CONTENTS
Item Page
Introduction 3
Constitution 4 – 12
A - General 4-5
B - The Committee 5-6
C - Competitions 6-8
D - Handicaps 8-9
E - Membership Details & Fees 10 -11
F - Disciplinary Action 12
G - Dress Code 12
H - Meetings & Feedback 13
Reflection on 2021 14
Role of Honour 15 - 33
2022 Programme 34
Membership Application Form 35
2INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the ETONE GOLF SOCIETY 2022. Whether you have received this
information pack because you have shown an interest in Golf, joining a Golf Society,
or received it because you liked the look of what Etone Golf Society has to offer,
congratulations on making the first move to learning the basics of this wonderful
game. I hope this pack is informative and that it provides you with a basic insight into
the society, how it works, plays and its standards.
Formed in 2001, the Society is growing in stature every year and it accommodates
every ability and level, from the novice to the expert. Its main aims and objectives
include the following:
* Provide and promote golfing opportunities for all in the local community
* To provide a friendly and social environment in which to learn and play golf.
* To experience a multitude of golf courses
* Enjoy golf in a relaxed environment
* Create socialising aspects outside of golf
There are host of other minor aims and objectives the Society provides that the
individual may benefit from, such as new skills, friendship, teamwork and
comradeship, fair play and healthy but friendly competition.
As well as the golf there are outside social events. Special events, competitions with
prizes and plenty of fun are always on the agenda.
The Society meets every year from March to October, once a month. The dates for
these meetings are dictated by the availability of courses. An up-to-date programme is
enclosed within this pack that includes dates and prices as well as regular updates and
information on the Society website. However, it is certain that meetings are held on
Sundays and near the third week of each month. On occasions there may be
additional Society events of which you will be notified via the monthly newsletter
and/or website when the season is up and running.
The Society encourages constructive feedback, ideas, new initiatives and new
members. Please bring them forward to any Committee member.
I would like to take this opportunity in thanking you for showing an interest in Etone
Golf Society and look forward to seeing you on the golf course.
Sohail Caratella
(Golf Society Co-ordinator & Chairperson)
3CONSTITUTION
A GENERAL
1. The Society will be called ETONE GOLF SOCIETY (or EGS).
2. The headquarter of the Society and it main base will be 175 Edward Steet,
Nuneaton, Warwickshire, CV115RA.
3. The EGS was founded in 2001.
4. The Society meets between March – October, a total of 8 months/events.
However, by demand extra events may be organised.
5. A minimum of 8 meetings will be held - once a month.
6. According to the availability of courses around the country the Societies main
meet s days will be Saturdays or Sundays. The date and times are also
dependent on availability.
7. All tee off groups will be randomly drawn unless a Society match is being
played as organised by the Committee. Partnership/group requests may be
brought to the Committee’s attention whose decision will be final.
8. Places will be allocated on first come first served basis by payment of
membership fee and full payments for relevant event(s).
9. The Societies main aim is to promote the game of golf by personal contact and
introduce new members to the game.
10. The Society agrees to abide by the rules of amateur status as laid down by the
Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.
11. Programme of events with full details will be distributed by the Committee to
all members on completion of application form and payment of all fees.
12. The 8 events for the competition will be determined by the Chairperson or the
Committee of that year.
13. If a player holds 5 continuous years of membership, then the 6th year
membership will be free. After 10 years of continuous membership the 11th
year will be free. After 15 years of continuous membership the 16th year will
be free. After 20 years of continuous membership the 21st year will be free.
After 25 years of continuous membership the 26th year will be free. After 30
years of continuous membership the 31st year will be free and so on.
414. Any members in the Society failing to attend two consecutive Society events
will automatically be scratched from the Match Play Competition, or by
request to withdraw.
15. “The Committee has decided to make a local rule to allow the use of electronic
distance measuring devices”. Therefore, as a result, electronic distance
measuring devices are allowed at any Society events, including the use of
mobile phones.
16. Prizes on golf days will be determined by the Chairman or Committee. As a
guideline prizes will be allocated for the following on Society days.
1st, 2nd and 3rd for best stableford scores.
Nearest the pin in 2 on a par 4.
Nearest the pin on two par 3’s, one on front 9 and one on the back 9.
Further prizes maybe awarded and can be determined by the Chairman or
Committee.
17. Guests will only be allowed to win team and nearest the pin prizes but not the
individual events at the Society meetings. An invited guest may only be
allowed to play at two of the allocated Society days.”
18. Fines: The Society will raise funds for donation to charities as determined at
the AGM. The format of all fines is as follows:
18.1 Hazard Fines: If a ball rests in a bunker, sand traps, lateral water
hazard or water hazard after an attempted strike of the ball then a penalty fine
of 50p will be applied for very occasion. It is the responsibility of the player to
count his own fines and the pay the fine at the end of the round to the Society
Committee.
B THE COMMITTEE
1. Election of Officers - Yearly at AGM
2. Committee meets as and when required. A minimum of two in the year.
Minutes recorded and available for inspection.
The Elected Committee for 2022 currently consists of 10 elected Committee
members:
Chairman: Sohail Caratella
Committee Members:
Tony Hair
Robert Whittaker
Phil McShane
5Alan Jenkins
George Lines
John Oliver
Steve Moore
Neil Bevan
Rob Luxton
C COMPETITIONS
1. Players are eligible for competition and prizes when fees (see section E) are
paid in full.
2. All scorecards to be handed at the end of the round to a Society Committee
member. Failure to do so may result in that player’s scorecard being voided
and that member being disqualified from the event.
3. All rules will be adhered to as laid down by THE ROYAL AND ANCIENT
GOLF CLUB OF ST ANDREWS.
4. Fully paid members are only eligible for competition prizes.
5. Seven main competitions are run in the year:
1. Individual Stableford
(Caratella Cup)
From a total of 8 events, 5 best, signed scorecards will be taken into
consideration, whereupon the points system shown below will be applied.
Main Prize: The total of the best 5 Stableford scores. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes
Based on Stableford Points:
1st - 15 points
2nd - 13 points
3rd - 11 points
4th - 9 points
5th - 7 points
6th - 5 points
7th - 4 points
8th - 3 points
9th - 2 points
10th - 1 point
In the event of a tie, the highest number of first places will determine the
winner. If it is still a tie, then the highest number of highest finished places.
62. Knockout Matchplay
This event is played on full difference matchplay knockout with all matches
to be played on society days. The matches will be drawn randomly by event
organiser. The Society Co-ordinator or Committee must approve any matches
that are played outside of the society days.
All players are automatically entered into the event. Players not wishing to
enter must notify the Co-ordinator or Committee.
For outstanding matches that comply with Rule A14, matches may be played
with mutual consent from both players and consent from the Chairman outside
of society event days at a mutually agreed venue/course.
3. Alan Jenkins Par 3 & Par 5 Competition
The Par 3 and Par 5 competition will be determined by the best average
(shots/Stableford points) Stableford score over all the par 3’s and par 5’s over
the 8 (eight) Society rounds, with all eligible cards clearly signed by both
marker and player.
4. Jahangir Team Competition
This is team competition determined by the Committee dependent on the
number of members for that year. In a normal and ideal circumstance, a team
will consist of minimum of 4 members where the total of the best three
Stableford scores count and each of the main 8 Society events. The team with
the highest total shall be the winning team. Team names will be drawn out
randomly and the lowest handicapped players will be separated to captain the
teams, dependant on the numbers of formed teams and members. Team names
will be determined by the Committee.
5. Pairs Competition
This is a pairs competition determined by the Committee dependent on the
number of members for that year. The best 5 combined Stableford scores form
from 8 events will go towards the final total. The team with the highest total
shall be the winning team. Team names will be drawn out randomly by the
Committee.
6. Dave Senter Most Improved Player Of The Year
This is the most improved player of the year determined by the difference
between the starting and handicap and the finishing handicap from the year or
an outstanding effort or achievement. Primarily the trophy winner is chosen by
7the donator of the trophy as to their opinion on the most improved player of
the year. In the absence of the donator the Chairperson will decide.
7. T.U.B.A.
The Totally Useless Bastard Award will be determined by the Chairperson,
either by overall performance or by a single act, and if required with the
assistance of any of the Committee Members.
D HANDICAPS
1 “Commencing 1st February 2015 any new membership applications will not
be approved until the following criteria have been met. A Membership
holding fee is payable and will be returned if membership has been refused.
All new applications are presumed as guests until one of the following criteria
have been met:
1.1 All player applications and guests are to provide a certified handicap
certificate or card, where ¾ of the lowest card will be taken and
applied, whether it is an approved Club or an alternative Society
handicap.
1.2 In the absence of a certificate:
1.2.1 New applications will play off their declared (unofficial)
handicap for their first two events.
1.2.2 A minimum stableford score of 20 points must be achieved at
either one of these events for membership to be approved. If
the minimum of 20 stableford points is not achieved, then
membership will be denied.
1.2.3 If an application has been denied no further applications
maybe made during the same season.
1.2.4 New applications will not be eligible to play in the match play
competition.
1.2.5 If membership is approved then all scores will qualify to be
included in all other competitions.
2. The Chairman or Committee's decision will be final.
3. Society handicaps from previous year or last recognised handicap for any
Society event will be applied to all future events.
84. All handicaps will be reviewed after each event by the Committee or
Chairman. The new handicaps will be in force at the next event or any
preapproved society related competitions/matches.
5. Handicap Adjustments
According to standard scratch score: i.e. rather than getting cut if you
accumulate more than 36 Stableford points or have a net below par score.
Example: 10 players playing
SS Cut H NH
Player 1 32 0.4 x 8 = 3.2 28 24.8
Player 2 20 0.4 x 4 = 1.6 28 28
Player 3 15 28 28
Player 4 20 28 28
Player 5 30 0.4 x 6 = 2.4 28 25.6
Player 6 25 0.4 x 1 = 0.4 28 27.6
Player 7 14 28 28
Player 8 16 28 28
Player 9 40 0.4 x 16 = 6.4 28 21.6
Player 10 30 0.4 x 6 = 2.4 28 25.6
Add all the scores together and divide by 10 (Standard Scratch Score). All members
in this example are assumed at the handicap of 28.
242/10 = 24.2
All those above 24 Stableford points are cut according to handicapping rules.
However, all those below get strokes added on maximum of 2 shots.
Up to 5 0.1 per point or shot
6-12 0.2 per point or shot
13-20 0.3 per point or shot
21-28 0.4 per point or shot
9E MEMBERSHIP DETAILS
& FEES
1. There is no minimum age to join the Society or play as a guest.
2. Junior membership is under 18 years of age.
3. Adult membership is 18 years of age and over.
4. Junior memberships must be nominated by an existing member and must take
responsibility of their nominee. Once a member, the junior member must play
with the nominee at all events and in the same group. The junior member is
forbidden to play at any event without their nominee.
5. All members to complete application forms, join a waiting list, and await
Chairman or Committee approval.
6. A member resigning forfeits any membership fees paid to the Society.
7. As outlined in the Constitution, the following membership fees apply before
the commencement of the first event:
Existing Members
Yearly membership fee of £30 for adults (over 18) and £20 for juniors (under
18), payable on joining the Etone Golf Society by 1st March 2022 and
thereafter annually. This may be reviewed at the Annual General Meeting.
New Members:
Membership includes Etone Golf Society Polo shirt.
1st year fee of £45 for adults (over 18) and £30 for juniors (under 18), payable
on joining the Etone Golf Society by 1st March 2022 and thereafter annually.
This may be reviewed at the Annual General Meeting.
8. In the event of dissolution of the Etone Golf Society, the funds, assets and
properties of the Society shall be distributed as directed by the Committee of
that year.
9. If players fail to turn up at any event, they will forfeit all payments made to
the Society.
10. Members can pay by standing order by notifying and arranging with the
Chairperson. Sufficient standing orders must be paid prior to cover
membership and events prior to playing at any Society events.
10Payments of rounds:
Members:
All payments from members must be made in full two weeks prior to the
event.
Non-members & Guests
All non-members and guests will be required to pay the full amount two
weeks prior to the event. Non-members and guests are welcome and will
pay the same fee as a member.
Guest’s handicap see D1
11F DISCIPLINARY ACTION
A. All members of the Society have a duty to follow the rules set by the R & A
and the committee
B. Disciplinary action may be taken against any member who:
B1. Disregards or breaks any of the rules and regulations as laid down by R
& A or the Golf Society Committee
B2. Acts in a manner detrimental to the R & A or the Etone Golf Society
C. Where there appears to be reasonable grounds of to think that a member might
be guilty of a disciplinary offence:
C1. The Committee will investigate whether the charge is justified
C2. Member (s) charged will appear before the disciplinary committee
(existing committee members) on a given date
D. When a disciplinary charge is proven against a member, any of the following
penalties may be imposed
D1. Censure of the member
D2. Debarring the member from attending any Society days for a period
not exceeding one year.
D3. Expulsion from the Etone Golf Society
E. A member who is dissatisfied with the Committee's decision, has the right to
appeal, the appeal will be heard at a full Committee meeting.
F. Any decisions reached by the Committee will be final and binding
G DRESS CODE
A Golf Clubs/Courses do not allow jeans, collarless tee shirts, bermuda shorts,
etc.
B All members and guests of the Society must adhere to the dress code as
dictated by the visited Golf Club/Course.
12H MEETINGS & FEEDBACK
Committee meetings will be held as and when required during the period of Society
events (i.e. March – October, 8 events), with a minimum of 2 meetings (includes
AGM).
An AGM will be held in the month of November or December and presentation
evening will be held as and when suitable.
Feedback and information will be made via a newsletter, email or website
(www.etonegolfscoiety.co.uk) to all members of all meetings and any statistics of
performances from events, further news and any other relevant information.
If at anytime a member feels they have something important to contribute, please do
not hesitate to bring it to the attention of any Committee Member.
13REFLECTION ON 2022
So, it continues with the pandemic. A new variant with the hope that it all dies down
very soon so we can get back to some sort of normality. The challenges continues and
we have overcome them to a degree so far. A long road ahead but again we try to
soldier on. For most of the world this has been an eye opener with the loss of family
and friends and the difficulties around work, and reality of mental health. We must try
to remember that there is hope and there are people out there who suffer as well as
people out there who can ease that pressure, loneliness, and sense of abandonment.
It’s been a struggle for all of us with a hopeful light at the end of the tunnel of better
times. Hopefully, that light will arrive at the speed of light rather than the rate of how
long it takes a round of golf for some of us. All I can say is hang on in there, do the
right thing and enjoy and be grateful for what we have.
A fully committed and involved Committee every year sees consistency, enjoyment,
and support for the Society members.
Many thanks to all the Committee of 2021 and all our members (24) for their
contributions in every aspect. The weekend away was well received and a relief that
we could go. A great turn out that was enjoyed by everyone. The Vale turned out to
be a great venue. Next year sees our trip to The Players in July. Another one to look
forward to. We also had a nice overnight stay at St. Pierre. A trial of inviting partners
which backfired. This approach I can’t see us doing in the near future.
The website (www.etonegolfsociety.co.uk) is coming along great and year by year
we will try and improve it. I hope you have appreciated some of the changes and the
improvements that have already been applied.
As usual the golf may not be great but the atmosphere and the spirit in which all the
golf is played in is a credit to every member. A sure sign of success is the growing
numbers of new members and the loyalty of those who have stuck with us for a long
period. It was very disappointing to see the numbers of the AGM at all time low.
This year we supported just the one charity, namely Mary Ann Evans Hospice,
receiving £592.00. As agreed at the AGM as funds are low in the Society only half of
this will be donated to the charity and all future donations will be capped at £250.
Thanks to everyone for embracing this our efforts of raising money for good causes.
Next year sees for the first time the membership fees being raised. We need to build
the funds if we are going to have a spectacular 25th Anniversary. We have a packed
2022 and a weekend away to the special place to The Players. We played our match
against THE COBBLERS (and lost again) in this hopeful annual event. I am now
looking forward to the 2022 golfing season, so suggest we get stuck in. I hope you
enjoy and appreciate the forthcoming year, whatever is organised for you by the
Committee.
Sohail Caratella
Chairperson
14ETONE SPORTS CENTRE GOLF SOCIETY
ROLE OF HONOUR
2002
Caratella Cup
Stableford (Best Three Cards)
Winner - Arshad Jahangir
Second Place - Sohail Caratella
Third Place - Rob Coles
Gross Score
Winner - Arshad Jahangir
Second Place - Dennis Neale
Third Place - Sohail Caratella
Nett Score
Winner - Arshad Jahangir
Second Place - Rob Coles
Third Place - Sohail Caratella
Hacker Award Andy Davies
2003
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Sohail Caratella 49
2nd place Rob Coles 31
3rd place Alan Jenkins 30
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Sohail Caratella
Runner-up Jesse Bindley
152004
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Andy Jerome 49
2nd place Sohail Caratella 31
3rd place Tony Hair 30
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Sohail Caratella
Runner-up Andy Jerome
2005
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Arshad Jahangir 49
2nd place Sohail Caratella 31
3rd place Tony Hair 30
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Arshad Jahangir
Runner-up Tony Hair
Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Arshad Jahangir 0.46
Runner-up Tony Hair 0.43
=3rd Place Mark Craddock 0.38
Alan Jenkins 0.38
162006
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Brian Guest 49
2nd place John Oliver 31
=3rd place Allan Johnston 30
Paul Holmes
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner John Oliver
Runner-up Allan Johnston
Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Brian Guest 0.49
Runner-up Peter Faulkner 0.41
3rd Place Robin Powell 0.39
2007
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Dan Sperring 60
2nd place John Oliver 33
3rd place Sohail Caratella 32.5
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Dan Sperring
Runner-up Robin Powell
17Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Dan Sperring 0.49
=Runner-up Nick Maling 0.40
=Runner-up Dave Palmer 0.40
Jahangir Team Competition
Winners Team Hookers Total Points
Sohail Caratella
Robin Powell
Nick Maling
Brian Guest
445
TUBA
Winner Alan Jenkins
2008
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Dan Sperring 43
2nd place Alan Jenkins 42
3rd place Arshad Jahangir 38
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Sohail Caratella
Runner-up Brian Guest
18Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Robert Whittaker 0.39
Runner-up Nazim Khan 0.38
=3rd Dave Palmer 0.36
Pete Allton 0.36
Jahangir Team Competition
Winners Team Putters Total Points
Sohail Caratella
Peter Faulkner
Alan Jenkins
Dave Palmer
Neil Bevan
395
TUBA
Winner Mark Craddock
2009
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Steve Wood 55
2nd place Tim Whetstone 49.75
3rd place Brian Guest 43
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Steve Wood
Runner-up Dan Sperring
19Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Steve Wood 0.40
Runner-up Tim Whetstone 0.39
Mark Craddock 0.39
3rd Brian Guest 0.38
Jahangir Team Competition
Winners Team Putters Total Points
Sohail Caratella
Nick Maling
Brian Guest
Steve Wood
Tim Whetstone
587
TUBA
Winner Robert Whittaker
2010
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Dan Sperring 59
2nd place Neil Bevan 46.25
3rd place Dave Palmer 43.25
20Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Nick Maling
Runner-up David Oliver
Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Brian Guest 0.40
Neil Bevan 0.40
Runner-up John Oliver 0.39
Pete Allton 0.39
3rd Phil McShane 0.38
Dan Sperring 0.38
Jahangir Team Competition
Winners Team Putters Total Points
Alan Jenkins
Jack Morris
Neil Bevan
Paul Holmes
Peter Faulkner 625
Pairs Competition
1st Daniel Sperring
Phil McShane 277 Points
2nd Brian Guest
Dave Palmer 265 Points
3rd Pete Allton
Nick Maling 254 points
TUBA
Winner Sohail Caratella
212011
Caratella cup
Points
Winner Alan Jenkins 51.5
2nd place Dave Albrighton 43
3rd place Dave Senter 40
Matchplay Trophy
Result
Winner Paul Holmes
Runner-up Neil Bevan
Par 3 and Par 5
Average
Winner Tony Hair 0.37
Runner-up Stuart Oliver 0.35
3rd Len Wallace 0.34
Jahangir Team Competition
Winners Team Putters Total Points
Alan Jenkins
Nick Maling
Robert Whittaker
Pete Allton
Steve Moore 534
Pairs Competition
1st Daniel Sperring
Pete Faulkner 245 Points
2nd Tim Whetstone
22Pete Allton 228 Points
3rd Dave Albrighton
Dave Palmer 218 Points
Dave Senter Trophy
Winner Len Wallace
TUBA
Winner Robert Macchi
2012
Caratella Cup
1st Dave Albrighton 62 Points
2nd Sohail Caratella 53 Points
3rd Phil McShane 41 Points
Matchplay
WinnerPhil McShane
Runner Up Dan Sperring
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Dave Palmer 0.34
2nd Dave Albrighton 0.33
=3rd Alan Jenkins 0.31
=3rd Brian Guest 0.31
=3rd Dan Sperring 0.31
=3rd Dean Tranter 0.31
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 356 Points
Dave Albrighton
Robert Macchi
Paul Holmes
Dave Palmer
23Pairs Competition
1st Daniel Sperring
Len Wallace 232 Points
2nd Robert Whittaker
Dave Palmer 224 Points
3rd Sohail Caratella
John Oliver 213 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Robert Whittaker
TUBA
Stephen Moore
2013
Caratella Cup
1st Tom Lewis 66 Points
2nd Len Wallace 44.25 Points
3rd Nick Maling 43.5 Points
Matchplay
Winner Tom Lewis
Runner Up Dan Sperring
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Dave Oliver 0.44
2nd Tony Hair 0.43
=3rd Nick Maling 0.38
=3rd George Lines 0.38
24Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 444 Points
Sohail Caratella
George Lines
Phil McShane
Neil Bevan
Tom Lewis
Pairs Competition
1st Tom Lewis
Robert Whittaker 227 Points
2nd Paul Holmes
Dan Sperring 221 Points
3rd Dean Tranter
Nick Maling 212 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Nick Maling
TUBA
Richard Sutton
2014
Caratella Cup
1st Ian Perry 71 Points
2nd John Oliver 51 Points
3rd Paul Holmes 41.83 Points
Matchplay
Winner Alan Jenkins
Runner Up Tom Lewis
25Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Pete Faulkner 0.39
2nd John Oliver 0.349
3rd Ian Perry 0.345
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 379 Points
Len Wallace
Ian Perry
Tony Hair
Dave Palmer
Pairs Competition
1st Ian Perry
Neil Bevan 227 Points
2nd Sohail Caratella
George Lines 226 Points
=3rd David Oliver
John Oliver 221 Points
=3rd Julian Perry
Tom Lewis 221 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
John Oliver
TUBA
David Oliver
2015
Caratella Cup
1st Sohail Caratella 53 Points
2nd Julian Perry 45 Points
3rd John Oliver 39.5 Points
26Matchplay
WinnerDavid Oliver
Runner Up Stuart Oliver
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Ian Perry 0.39
=2nd Stuart Oliver 0.37
=2nd David Oliver 0.37
=2nd Sohail Caratella 0.37
=3rd Dave Palmer 0.35
=3rd Julian Perry 0.35
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 330 Points
David Palmer
Steve Moore
Paul Holmes
Pairs Competition
1st Sohail Caratella
Stuart Oliver 236 Points
2nd David Oliver 234 Points
3rd George Lines
David Palmer 207 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Richard Sutton
TUBA
Nick Maling
272016
Caratella Cup
1st Rob Luxton 71 Points
2nd Nick Maling 40.75 Points
3rd Paul Holmes 38 Points
Matchplay
Winner Rob Luxton
Runner Up Tony Hair
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Rob Luxton 0.41
=2nd Ina Perry 0.36
=2nd George Lines 0.36
3rd Neil Bevan 0.34
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 371 Points
Neil Bevan
Nick Maling
Rob Abbott
Julian Perry
Pairs Competition
1st Nick Maling
Ian Perry 223 Points
2nd Julian Perry 214 Points
Tony Hair
3rd Phil McShane
Rob Abbott 207 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Julian Perry
TUBA
John Oliver
282017
Caratella Cup
1st Rob Luxton 50 Points
2nd Phil McShane 41.5 Points
3rd John Jeffcote 39 Points
Matchplay
Winner Phil McShane
Runner Up John Jeffcote
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Liam Hadley 0.46
=2nd Rob Luxton 0.42
=2nd Stuart Oliver 0.42
3rd Dean Tranter 0.41
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 459 Points
Steve Moore
Dean Tranter
George Lines
Phil McShane
Pairs Competition
1st Liam Hadley
Phil McShane 290 Points
2nd John Oliver
John Jeffcote 278 Points
3rd Steve Moore
Dean Tranter 264 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Phil McShane
TUBA
Kevin Hudson
292018
Matchplay
WinnerRob Abbott
Runner Up Ian Perry
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Tony Hair 0.47
2nd Rob Luxton 0.43
=3rd John Oliver 0.41
=3rd Neil Bevan 0.41
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 432 Points
Robert Whittaker
Nick Maling
Paul Holmes
Pairs Competition
1st Tony Hair
Nick Maling 293 Points
2nd Ian Perry
Rob Abbott 272 Points
3rd Rob Luxton
Dean Tranter 263 Points
Caratella Cup
1st Nick Maling 42.86 Points
2nd Tony Hair 40.33 Points
3rd Rob Luxton 39.33 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Tony Hair
TUBA
Steve Moore
302019
TUBA
Sean Mitchell
Caratella Cup
1st Rob Luxton 65 Points
2nd Steve Moore 55 Points
3rd Phil McShane 41 Points
Matchplay
Winner Geoff Rice
Runner Up Sohail Caratella
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Paul Holmes 0.45
=2nd Geoff Rice 0.44
=2nd John Jeffcote 0.44
=2nd John Oliver 0.44
=3rd Steve Moore 0.43
=3rd Phil McShane 0.43
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 463 Points
Neil Bevan
Geoff Rice
George Lines
Phil McShane
Pairs Competition
1st Rob Luxton
Neil Bevan 295 Points
2nd John Jeffcote
Geoff Rice 284 Points
3rd Robert Whittaker
Nick Maling 268 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Steve Moore
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TUBA
COVID 19
Caratella Cup
1st Rob Luxton 44 Points
2nd Seam Mitchell 42 Points
3rd Geoff Rice 39.25 Points
Matchplay
Winner Final to played between Rob Luxton and Paul Holmes
Runner Up
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Rob Luxton 0.50
=2nd David Oliver 0.43
=2nd Paul Holmes 0.43
3rd Martin Laycock 0.40
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 431 Points
Sohail Caratella
Nick Maling
Dave Palmer
Dean Tranter
John Oliver
Pairs Competition
1st Shane Harrower
Geoff Rice 275 Points
2nd Sean Mitchell
Nick Maling 274 Points
3rd Paul Holmes
Dave Palmer 270 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Sean Mitchell
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TUBA
Robert Whittaker
Caratella Cup
1st Simon Walters 65 Points
2nd Phil McShane 41.25 Points
3rd Sohail Caratella 36.83 Points
Matchplay
Winner Geoff Rice
Runner Up Sohail Caratella
Alan Jenkins Trophy (Par 3 & 5’s)
1st Dave Palmer 0.70
2nd Nick Maling 0.55
=3rd Rob Luxton 0.39
=3rd Simon Walters 0.39
Jahangir Trophy (Team Competition)
Team 407 Points
Neil Bevan
Dave Palmer
Dean Tranter
Geoff Rice
Pairs Competition
1st Simon Walters
Ian Callaghan 274 Points
2nd Sohail Caratella
Neil Bevan 243 Points
3rd Rob Luxton
Dave Palmer 232 Points
Dave Senter Trophy (Most Improved)
Dean Tranter
33Etone Golf Society 2022 Itinerary
Course Date 1st Tee Places Cost Meet Other Comments
Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Priors Hall Golf Club 27th March 2022 10:30 20 £35 09:30 4 Buggies
Stamford Road, Weldon, £60 Deposit Paid
Corby, NN17 3JH
Rutland Water Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Lodge Farm, Manton Road 24th April 2022 11:00 20 £35 10:00 4 Buggies
Oakham, Rutland £30 Deposit Paid
LE15 8HB
Oxley Park Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Stafford Road, Bushbury 22nd May 2022 12:00 20 £35 11:00 3 Buggies
Wolverhampton £50 Deposit Paid
WV10 6DE
Erewash Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Golf Club Road 19th June 2021 10:30 20 £35 09:30 3 buggies
Stanton by Dale, Ilkestone £200 Deposit Paid
Derbyshire, DE7 4QR
The Players 8th – 10th July 2022 28 £295 Weekend Trip
(See website for further information)
Walsall Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Broadway, Walsall 25th July 2022 12:30 20 £35 11:30 4 Buggies
WS1 3EY £100 Deposit Paid
Bromsgrove Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Stratford Road, Bromsgrove 21st August 2022 11:32 20 £35 10:30 4 Buggies
B60 1LD £100 Deposit Paid
Elton Furze Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Bullock Road, Haddon, 11th September 2022 12:00 20 £35 11:00 3 Buggies
Peterborough, PE7 3TT £100 Deposit Paid
Lingdale Golf Club Tea/Coffee & Full English Breakfast
Joe Moor’s Lane 25th September 2022 11:00 20 £35 10:00 1 single seat buggy George/Dave hire
Woodhouse Eaves £0 Deposit Paid
Leicestershire, LE12 8TFETONE GOLF SOCIETY 2022
Membership Application Form
If you feel Etone Golf Society is an attractive prospect for you and would like to join,
please feel free to full complete the form below and send it straight away to the
Chairman at the address below.
Name Address
Postcode
Contact Number (s)
Email Address
Current Handicap (If Known)
Please enclose the following fees:
New Members Existing Members
Membership Fee £45 Membership Fee £30
Total £35 Total £25
(Includes EGS polo shirt)
Total Amount Enclosed £___________
Paying by standing order or online banking is available
Sort Code: 40 35 20
Account Number: 71720384
Signed Date
Please note: If players intend to join at some stage of the year, players will still be
charged guest fee if membership fees are not paid prior to any event.
All cheques made payable to "Etone Golf Society"
and must be paid by 1st March 2022.
Contact details: Chairperson Sohail Caratella
(M) 07957 485726
(email) s.caratella@ntlworld.com
Send to: Mr S Caratella, 175 Edward Street, Nuneaton, CV11 5RAYou can also read
