The London Club 2 Days
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Two glorious days at one of England's premier golfing venues, two championship courses, world-class hospitality, and some seriously impressive golf across the field — the 2026 London Golf Club trip delivered a truly memorable couple of days.
The Tour
There are golf days, and then there are special golf days. Two days at London Golf Club across the Heritage Course and the International Course firmly falls into the second category — two championship layouts, immaculate presentation, and a level of hospitality that made every player feel properly looked after from the moment they arrived. A trip to remember.
Weather Conditions
The weather couldn't have played ball more if it tried. Bright sunshine, clear blue skies, and just enough warmth across both days made for ideal golfing conditions from start to finish. Fairways and greens looked immaculate, the sun stayed out, and the field got to see both courses at their absolute best.
Day 1 — Heritage Course
From the moment we arrived, everything was exceptionally well organised. The staff were welcoming, the day ran like clockwork, and there was a real sense of occasion in the air.
A lovely touch before heading out was the complimentary breakfast — a freshly prepared breakfast roll with juice and coffee, the perfect way to fuel up before the first tee. Another nice surprise was the complimentary gift pack for every player, which included a quality flask, a pitch repair tool, and a set of tees. Thoughtful extras that made the day feel even more memorable.
The Heritage Course itself was in outstanding condition — green fairways and some of the best greens we've seen this season. Fast, true, and beautifully maintained, they rewarded every well-struck putt. A fair challenge with strategically placed bunkers, beautifully framed holes, and greens that demanded precision — it's easy to see why it's regarded as one of England's premier golfing venues.
Day 1 Prize Winners
WHS Leaderboard
- 1st — Ben Hinchey & Ashley Pass
- 2nd — Neil O'Sullivan & Clive O'Sullivan
- 3rd — Andrew Eaglestone & Richard Evans
- 4th — Ady Calland & Alan Garrett
Gross Leaderboard
- 1st Gross — Derek Morrison & Mark Dickin
- 2nd Gross — Keith Merchant & Mark Stones
4 Hole Competition
- 1st — Gareth Fowler & Craig Andrews
- 2nd — Darren Williams & Dave Francis
Just For Fun
- Steven Attwood & Daren Jobson
Best Dressed
- Andrew Thomas & Sean Seaward
On the Course
- Men's Longest Drive (15th) — Ashley Pass
- Ladies' Longest Drive (15th) — Georgia Seymour
- Nearest the Pin (3rd) — Richard Camidge
- Nearest the Pin (7th) — Greg Priscott
- Nearest the Pin (11th) — Mark Bowman
- Nearest the Pin (17th) — Chris Boylan & Steve Gary
Day 2 — International Course
Day 2 moved us across to the equally stunning International Course, where the standard remained sky-high. Clear blue skies, warm sunshine, and immaculate conditions once again — the perfect stage for a memorable round on one of the UK's finest championship courses.
Every guest received another complimentary welcome gift on arrival — a stylish flask, a London Club tee, and a pitch repair tool. Thoughtful touches that were greatly appreciated and added to what already felt like a premium experience. A huge credit goes to the London Club team, whose organisation and attention to detail made both days run seamlessly from registration through to the final putt.
Day 2 Prize Winners
WHS Leaderboard
- 1st — Andrew Eaglestone & Richard Evans
- 2nd — Daniel Jones & Jonny Evans
- 3rd — Keith Merchant & Mark Stones
- 4th — Robert Howe & Christopher Varvel
Gross Leaderboard
- 1st Gross — Ben Hinchey & Ashley Pass
- 2nd Gross — Steve Waddell & George Hyde-Linaker
4 Hole Competition
- 1st — Daniel Jones & Jonny Evans
- 2nd — Kevin Wenman & Sunny Sporne
Just For Fun
- Steven Attwood & Daren Jobson
Best Dressed
- Christopher Hodgins & Christine Ross
On the Course
- Men's Longest Drive (18th) — Jack McGregor
- Ladies' Longest Drive (18th) — Mo Brotherhood
- Nearest the Pin (4th) — Nick Hollis
- Nearest the Pin (8th) — Ben Rendell
- Nearest the Pin (12th) — Kurtis Johns
- Nearest the Pin (14th) — Mo Brotherhood
- Nearest the Pin (17th) — Charlie Norton
Overall Two-Day Winners
With two very different championship layouts to navigate, consistency was everything — and the overall leaderboards produced some brilliant storylines by the end of Day 2.
Huge congratulations to Andrew Eaglestone and Richard Evans, who took the Overall WHS title — 3rd on Day 1, winners on Day 2, and comfortably clear at the top of the combined standings by the end of the trip.
The Overall Gross title went to Ben Hinchey and Ashley Pass — Day 1 WHS winners and Day 2 Gross winners, backing up a stunning couple of days with the Overall Gross prize too. A truly dominant week for the pair.
WHS Overall Leaderboard
- 1st Overall — Andrew Eaglestone & Richard Evans
- 2nd Overall — Daniel Jones & Jonny Evans
- 3rd Overall — Keith Merchant & Mark Stones
- 4th Overall — Robert Howe & Christopher Varvel
- 5th Overall — Ben Hinchey & Ashley Pass
- 6th Overall — Neil O'Sullivan & Clive O'Sullivan
Gross Overall Leaderboard
- 1st Gross Overall — Ben Hinchey & Ashley Pass
- 2nd Gross Overall — Steve Waddell & George Hyde-Linaker
Days like these showcase everything that makes the London Club so special — world-class facilities, exceptional hospitality, and a team committed to delivering an outstanding experience. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the trip, to the London Golf Club for hosting us so superbly across both days, and huge congratulations to all our winners — from the individual day prizes through to the overall titles. We look forward to welcoming everyone back for another fantastic day on the course.