ENMORE Park Golf Club B team have won the Men's Avalon League Division 8 with a game to spare.

They played away to Salford in their most recent match, having already won the title,

Enmore took an extra 12 players, and thanks to very hospitable hosts, it was time to celebrate and enjoy the success. The match itself saw Enmore suffer their first defeat, losing 3.5 to 1.5.

As Division 8 winners, Enmore have qualified for the finals day at Tall Pines Golf Club, where all the division winners play a Stableford format.

Special mentions go to Danny Bennett and Neil Wicks, who each won six matches in a row. Neil with six different partners! Bill Boulter and Andy Holcombe had the most significant win of the league with 8+6, while captain Warren Binding possibly lost the most golf balls!

The team used a total of 35 players, the youngest player being 22 and the oldest 76. The team also raised £1,300 for the club's charity, as well as donating £100 to the pro shop to support the junior section.

Warren Binding and the team would like to thank Alex Elwick, who donated eight hours of his free time to support the pairs in the match award by giving 2 x 30-minute lessons to each pair.

The team also want to thank Alex Clapp Golf for his donation of four boxes of golf balls. Thanks also must go to Arthur David, the club food service provider, for donating £300 to contribute to the running costs of the club.

Team captain Warren Binding said: “A huge thanks go to our club, staff and team for allowing us to play two reserves in all our matches, making the game more inclusive and keeping a healthy squad rotation, and for looking after us and making Enmore a destination on the map once again.”

Nicola Thompson was the winner of the Ladies Archer Cup 18-hole Combined Medal with 73, one ahead of Pat Rodgers, while Suzanne Boydell was third with 76.

Jo Evison, with 15 points, was the winner of the Ladies' Individual Stableford 9 Hole competition, two points ahead of second-placed Paula Kirkpatrick, with Carolyn Blackwood third on 12 points.

Enmore Ladies played two Wessex League matches this week, one on Monday at home against Yeovil and the other away at Minehead. Unfortunately, the weather called a halt to the match against Yeovil, which was halved.

Despite a threatening forecast, in the final Wessex match of the year at Minehead, the Enmore ladies rose to the occasion and fought hard to achieve a 10-6 victory.

Enmore Seniors welcomed their friends from Minehead on Tuesday. Mike Rossiter (who also won the nearest the pin award) and Wayne Hawley won their game one up, as did Nigel Wixon with Peter Scott. Captain Chris Willsteed, playing with Gareth Parsons, managed a half despite being four holes down with six to play, and Steve Darch and Liam Fisher also managed a half, as the match ended 3-3.

James Duddridge, with 25 points, was the winner of Week 21 of the Summer League. However, two players tied on 21 points, but following the countback, it was Martin Hill who just edged in front of Robin Coulson to claim second.