The annual golf festival attracts more than 1,000 players and praised as a “huge success”

The annual golf festival of the Seaton Carew Golf Club has attracted more than 1,000 golfers from throughout the United Kingdom to historical ties – and the organizers said “thank you” to those who participated.

The six -day tournament, now in its 26th year, saw the players move as far as Hampshire, Suffolk, Northumberland and Cumbria.

Despite some difficult winds of wind of wind sometimes, the event was hailed for its organization and its impeccable course conditions. According to the club secretary, Roy Leonard, the comments of the participants were extremely positive.

“Our annual golf festival has once again proven to be a huge success,” said Roy. “During the six days, we had more than 1,000 golfers thanks to our links and, without exception, they were all very complementary to what was presented to them.

“The comments were” the best links I played “with” the best race tournament I attended “, so we have to do something good.”

The culmination of the week came Wednesday with a remarkable hole in one. Nigel Gregg, from the Ripon City Golf Club, acceded to the sixth hole (Mashie) with an iron 7 perfectly struck during the Waltz Gents 4 Man competition.

It was the second ace of Gregg’s career and a memorable moment for all participants.

The club expressed its gratitude to all the employees and volunteers who contributed to the success of the event.

Roy added: “Our thanks go to all those who have played and to all those who have helped to make a success for the week: our worm staff, our bar and our catering team, our professional team, our administrators and, of course, our fantastic group of volunteers.”

Seaton Carew – Considered among the 50 best golf courses in England and the Top 100 in the United Kingdom and Ireland – is eager to welcome golfers for the festival of next year.

The course is imbued with history, being the tenth oldest golf club in England, founded in 1874 and attracts golfers from all over the world to play on the Côte de la Mer du Nord.

The course, a real disposition of links, has a rich pedigree, with its conception influenced by renowned architects like Dr. Alister Mackenzie, who also designed Augusta National.

* For more information, see www.seatoncarewgolfclub.uk