Welcome to the S.L.C.G.A. Centenary year 1926 – 2026

Suffolk Girls Autumn Meeting at Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club

The Suffolk Girls Autumn Meeting took place at Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club, where players came together for an enjoyable day of golf and competition.
Congratulations to Jessica Greenstreet, who was crowned the winner, and to Abi Hope,who finished as runner-up.

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ENGLAND GOLF EAST REGION FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

ENGLAND GOLF EAST REGION FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022

ENGLAND GOLF EAST REGION FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 2022 Winners Gross – Kelly Cooke & Esther Strous  –  Welwyn Garden City 2nd Marcella Tuttle & Jackie Ewing  –  Links, Newmarket 3rd Sharon Luckman & Vanessa Bell  –  Ipswich Nett 1st – Chris Kilgallen &...

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Suffolk Girls Spring Cup

Suffolk Girls Spring Cup

It feels as if Spring has been a long time coming but today the sun was shining, a light breeze was the order of the day and entrants in the Girls Spring Cup were on sparkling form.  What a start to the junior girls 2022 golfing year! Juliette Coffey relinquished her...

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Junior County Match Week

Junior County Match Week County’s Week took place at The Cambridge Hotel Bar Hill. The arrangements and welcome from Cambridgeshire and Hunts was warm and this being my first time as Captain I felt well looked after and the information package was great. The girls...

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100 Club

100 Club

The Draw was completed at the March meeting at Bury St Edmunds GC If your name is on the list please email your BACs details or address to Carol Deslandes (treasurer@suffolkladiesgolf.org.uk) so she can send your payment. 100 Club Draw - Delegates Meeting 25th March...

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Suffolk hold R&A Level 2 Rules School

Suffolk hold R&A Level 2 Rules School

Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club recently hosted a Level 2 R & A Rules School, organised by Suffolk Golf Union and facilitated by Suffolk referees Mike Rees, Nicki McMahon, Trevor Mason and supported by Jeff Deslandes. Held over two days the purpose of the school was to...

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