Machynys Peninsula - 19th June

The picturesque Machynys Peninsula provided the perfect backdrop for a memorable day of golf, with its renowned "Monk's Island" course living up to its reputation. Designed by Nicklaus, this modern links championship course has already hosted numerous prestigious tournaments. With ideal weather and a field of 222 enthusiastic golfers, the stage was set for an exceptional day of golf at Machynys Peninsula.

Impressive Performances: Aaron Lansberry showcased his golfing prowess by carding a remarkable gross score of 70, finishing the round at 2-under par. His exceptional performance earned him well-deserved recognition and admiration from fellow competitors. Adding to the celebrations, Kirsty emerged victorious in the ladies' longest drive competition, while Paddy Bellerby triumphed in the challenging conditions of the par 5 13th hole, securing the men's longest drive.

Hole-in-One Excitement: The second hole took center stage as the designated hole for a hole-in-one challenge. Although no aces were recorded on this particular day, the excitement was palpable as players tried their best to achieve this elusive feat. Nonetheless, numerous players recorded impressive twos on various holes across the course, showcasing their skill and precision.

Closest-to-the-Pin Challenge: The challenging par 3 17th hole provided an opportunity for golfers to showcase their accuracy and finesse. Will Tunnecliffe emerged victorious in the closest-to-the-pin competition, displaying his ability to navigate the course's intricacies and place his shot closest to the pin.

Looking Ahead: While bidding farewell to Machynys Peninsula, the golfers eagerly anticipate the next event, which will be held at St Pierre golf club in Chepstow. The journey through Wales continues, promising another exciting day of singles competition at this renowned golfing destination.

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