Welcome to this week's news, we've a major champion and a club champion to read about plus more from the club and the shop. 

Enjoy this week's read.

Brooks tames the Tiger...

St Louis Missouri were the hosts for the final major of the year as the world’s best battled their way around Bellerive Country club.

In a rain delayed first 36 holes we lost some big names to the cut, Garcia, Stenson and Mickelson, for example.

There were some bigger names still playing at the weekend though, none more so than Tiger who is looking very good once again. His final round 64 was the lowest Sunday score of his major career and earned him a second place finish.

No-one was able to stop Brooks Keopka though who joined Woods, Nicklaus, Sarazen and Hogan in becoming only the 5th player to win the US Open & US PGA in the same season.

What a player - not many will fancy playing him come Ryder Cup Sunday.

Trotter 12 was another high scoring affair...

Daniel Kerr claimed his first victory at the club with 44 points, runner up taking his handicap to an all time low with 41 was Andy Scarborough and third with 40 was Daniel Ince.

This week we have a rest from the Trotter but will run a midweek Stableford.

Captains 'putts' his way to win...

In the Stableford that was played between the two championship rounds, the Captain took the spoils with a superb score of 40 points, ‘putting’ his flat stick forward as the main reason. Runner up with 39 was Tom Brennan and third with 35 was Neil Sleeman.

Sue claims Grandmothers Trophy

The grandmothers were out in force on Tuesday on a lovely day for golf.

In division one Trudi Harris saw her handicap drop by 1.2 with a winning 39, runner up with 38 was Christina Hornsby and third with 35 was Clare Palmer.

Sue Wright also lost 1.2 off her handicap by winning division two with 38 points, runner up with 35 was Jackie Walker and third with 32 was Sue Pogson.

Pauline Norcott was the division three winner with 33, runner up with 31 was Eileen Kilgannon and third with the same score was Deborah Mintowt.

Mary Holgate was the division four winner with 34, second with 32 was Joyce Richmond and third with 32 was Gill Cooper.

Well done also to Debbie Bevan for recording the only “2” of the day.

Well done to Sue Wright who was the winner of the Grandmothers Trophy.

Upcoming event...

The list is now up for the 2 Generations Trophy on Sunday 2nd September. This is a great event giving you and a family member the chance to be on one of Heswall’s honours boards forever.

Please sign up on the mixed notice board.

Driving range update...

The annual range cards are very popular now amongst members and, as you know, they have a 12 month expiry from the day they are bought. But they will now be automatically renewed for another 12 months once they expire. Anyone not wishing to continue may hand the card back in and they will be credited with the difference.

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