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| 23 Jul 2026 | |
| Written by Bharti Bhikha | |
| Clubs & Societies |
Our Autumn Golf Meeting will be held at Stanmore Golf Course this year on Friday 11th September 2026.
The format is coffee and bacon roll upon arrival from 8.30 am onwards followed by 18 holes of golf from 9.30am onwards followed by ham, egg and chips for lunch. The cost will be £75.00 per head which will include all prizes.
As usual we will be competing for two trophies concurrently:
1. The Campbell/Paines Claret Jug: Presented to the Lyonian returning the best Stableford score.
2. Mikes Mug: Presented to the Lyonian returning the best scratch score (medal).
There will be prizes for the longest drive, nearest the pin and nearest the pin in two.
I do hope you will be able to attend and will complete the form below, returning it to me together with your bank payment by Friday 4th September 2026.
Bank transfer details:
Bank: TSB
Sort Code: 30-96-66
Account Number: 00209106.
Please email me to confirm payment has been made.
Many thanks
John Davies
Secretary
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I shall/shall not be attending the whole day/half day at the O.L.G.S. Autumn Meeting on 11th September 2026 and have transferred my remittance of £75.
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If you know of any Lyonaina who would liek to play in our Meeting, please put them in touch me at: john@jdretailproperty.com. Please follow the The Lyonian Golf Socety facebook page.
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