See the latest information on club activities and reports of events and achievements and follow the links for further details where available. (Please see the Senior Page for information on Senior activities and events.)
Round 10 of the RRTV competition will be held on Sunday 25th October. Tracy Smith still maintains an overall commanding lead. See the full results from Round 9 in the panel below.
The club and Senior Championships were held over the weekend of the 5th and 6th September. The club hired the whole course for the Saturday Morning and Sunday afternoon 36 hole club and 18 hole senior championships that were followed by a buffet meal. The winner with the lowest gross was Neil Smith.
Following the very successful weekend away last September the committee agreed that the 2026 event would return to Lanhydroc on the weekend of 25th-27th September. The Travelers tankard was won by Craig Pitcher with Mark Scard in second place. See the panel below for more photos and results.
(For Senior Events Check the Senior Page)
The overall Club Calendar of Events for 2026 up to the end of July, is shown on the Calendar Page and the Hardy A, Hardy B and 3 Counties Team schedules of events will also be shown on the League Teams page.
Winners and Order Of Merits
Latest competition winners and OOM Tables for the 2026 Monthly (Sunday) Medal are shown below. The Weekday medal and Tiger Trophy results and Orders of Merit are shown on the Senior page.
Roll Ups
These are held most Saturdays and Sundays when there are no other events - Check Facebook/WhatsApp for details.
Week-Day Roll Ups: are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays are for all club members but entry for the money pot is seniors only. Cards are drawn at 8:15 am (8:45 am Dec and Jan)
Sunday and Weekday Medal Competitions
These once per month competitions are for all club members. The Weekday medal commences at the reserved tee times at 8:30 am (9:00 am Dec/Jan) with cards drawn at 8:15 am although the members can arrange their own tee times throughout the day. The Sunday Medal usually starts at 8:30 am with tee times pre-drawn on the Friday evening by the handicap secretary.
Knockout Competitions The pairings for the Club, Senior, and Veterans 2026/7 Winter Knockout competitions are shown on the Knockout Page together with the play-by dates. Please use the on-line form on the Knockout Page to submit your results so that we can keep the charts up to date.
Committee Meetings: The club officials meet once per month - usually at 6:30 pm at Folke. All members are welcome to attend. The date of the next meeting is shown below and the results of the latest meeting are shown on the Members Admin page.
Recent and Forthcoming Events
Sunday 20th September - RTTV Round 9: Won by Adrian Tuffin with 35 points. See the Round 9 results in the Panel below.
Thursday 24th September - Medal: Won by Ned Compton-Dart with nett 64 and gross 82. See the results and OOM Tables on the Senior Page..
Friday 25th-Sunday 27th September - Weekend Away. Travellers Tankard won by Craig Pitcher. See panel below for more results and photos..
Saturday 26th September - Roll Up: Won by Russ Barrett with 41 points.
Sunday 27th September - Roll Up: Won by Stephen Terry with 38 points.
Saturday 3rd October - Roll Up: Won by Grant Jones with 41 points.
Sunday 4th October - Roll Up: Won by Alan Smith with 39 points. See the Result Table below.
Tuesday 6th October - Tiger Trophy: Won by John Howes with 39 points. See the Result Table and OOM info on the Senior Page.
Saturday 10th October - Roll Up: Won by Jeff Lambourne with 39 points. See Result Table below.
Saturday 10th October - Freeman Trophy: Folke came 4th. See Panel below.
Sunday 11th October - Medal: Reece Lambert triumphed with both the lowest nett (70) and lowest gross (76). See the Result Table below.
Tuesday 13th October - Pear Tree Pairs: Won by Tony Wynne and Dave Hewitt with a combined score of 61. See the Senior page for details.
Wednesday 14th October -Committee Meeting: CANCELLED
Thursday 15th October - Medal: Nett and Gross Won by Toby Harris with nett 72 and gross 83. See the Results and latest OOM's on the Senior PAge..
Sunday 25th October - RTTV: Round 10, 8:30 am tee off. See Header above and Round 9 results panel below.
Tuesday 3rd November - Tiger Trophy: Cards drawn at 8:15 am.
Saturday 7th November - 3CL Winter K/O: Wheathill Away, 10:00 am tee off. Entry Sheet is on the Notice Board.
Sunday 8th November - Medal: Enter via Howdidido or Notice Board.
21 Members competed in the October Monthly Medal. Reece Lambert triumphed with both the lowest nett (70) and lowest gross (76). The Order of Merrit information will be added shortly when the official results are issued on Howdidido.
See the adjacent Tables for the detailed results.
Craig Pitcher
Travellars Tankard Winner
Mark Scard
2nd Place
Reece Lambert
Money Winner
Nathan Down
Money Winner
John Swain
John Gulliver
Craig Pitcher
Nigel Bow
RTTV Round 9 Results
RTTV - Andy's Match Report
Round 9 - 20th September
A strong turnout of 18 players at a sunny but windy Folke today with Adrian Tuffin swinging with ease into the breeze and taking the win with 5 pars, 9 bogeys scoring 35 Stableford points . In 2nd, Pete Anyan on countback to 3rd Kev Champion. 4th Martin Blatchford on countback to 5th Anthony Wynne. 6th Toby Harris on countback to myself 7th, Mark Scard 8th and Alan Smith 9th one point ahead of his better half Tracey in 10th the taking the last of the Rttv points. Honourable mention goes to Martin with the lowest gross of 84 , to Pete scoring 2 birdies also to Toby, Alan, Yoss and Dan T for scoring 1 birdie . Big thank you to everyone for getting involved and hope to see you all in October for Round 10.
Cheers!
Club Captain Nigel Bow is continuing the support to Julia's House through 2026. and the club has raised over £8,461 for the charity so far this year. Julia’s House is a Children's Hospice in Dorset and Wiltshire and they are an award-winning children’s hospice charity dedicated to bringing comfort and care to families across the two counties. Each family they support is unique and so is the care they provide. When a family finds out that their child has a very serious medical condition, which is life-limiting or life-threatening, their world falls apart. Julia’s House exists to help these children and their families.