BVAA Golf Day

Published: 16th September 2012 | Issue 22 Share article:

The largest number of ‘Hatters’ yet seen line up at the BVAA Golf Day

The largest number of ‘Hatters’ yet seen line up at the BVAA Golf Day

The ‘BVAA Team’ – Martin Greenhalgh, Geoff Newman, Rob Bartlett and Neil Kirkbride – who despite having two rank amateurs - didn’t win the wooden spoon!

The ‘BVAA Team’ – Martin Greenhalgh, Geoff Newman, Rob Bartlett and Neil Kirkbride – who despite having two rank amateurs - didn’t win the wooden spoon!


BVAA Chairman Neil Kirkbride congratulates winners Matthew Riach and Neil Jackson (Score) and Peter Burnett and Andy Will of Heap & Partners.

BVAA Chairman Neil Kirkbride congratulates winners Matthew Riach and Neil Jackson (Score) and Peter Burnett and Andy Will of Heap & Partners.


Following on from the hugely successful BVAA Golf Day at Celtic Manor in the autumn, BVAA were delighted to host another ‘society’ day at The Belfry on the 29th May. This time forty members were present and – on easily the sunniest day of the year – were treated to perfect conditions on the PGA National course.

In a fiercely contested Stapleford competition, the Heap & Partners/ Score team eventually won out, taking not only the Longest Drive prize, but also Nearest the Pin and overall winners, including the shiny new BVAA Golf Cup. Prizes were sponsored by BVAA, Cameron, James Walker and KKI.

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