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NEW Junior Membership 2011

Annual membership of £50 - no joining fee 

Every Junior night free - entry fee only 

Discounted green fees 

Handicap

Introducing Junior Section Nights for 2011 

These will take place every Tuesday from 6pm between June and August 

Entry fee £2

Enrey fee will be ised for vouchers to be used in the golf shopp for 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes

Players will move up to B Section when they have scored 45 or less 3 times 

B Section

Players play 9 holes off back tees still with a marker

Players will move up to Section A when they have scored 45 or less with 3 cards 

A Section

Players can play 18 holes without a marker 

For more information on becoming a member, please do contact us or complete an application on the Green Fees and Subscriptions page. 

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Wheatlands Men and Ladies Open kindly sponsored by Randalls Vautier and Kronenbourg 1664 – Men’s 18 hole Medal & Ladies 18 hole Stableford, took place on Saturday 3 September 2010. 

Greenkeeper Allan Black wins Wheatlands Open with gross 56 nett 49 playing off 7 handicap. 2nd place went to Ian Rondel with nett 52 on countback with Donald Bown 3rd, 4th place Marcel Le Claire nett 53.

Following the away victory at The Royal Jersey Golf Club earlier in the month, Wheatlands knocked up another victory against Les Ormes on Saturday 30 April 2011.  Wheatlands Golf Club won by 6 matches to 1.

Paul Jones, with a strong performance winning 7 & 6 in the lead paring, lead his team to a resounding and well deserved victory.  This performance topped off what has been a great month for Paul in all competitions.

In the last round against The Royal Jersey, Paul produced a fantastic fight back in the anchor leg, coming back from 3 down with 3 holes to play, to win it on the 19^th hole.  This ensured a Wheatlands victory by just one match winning 4 to 3.

Then on the 23^rd of April, Paul produced the round of his life at Wheatlands which broke the amateur course record.  Not only did he gross par (a feat only matched by professionals in the past), but Paul notched up his third “hole in one” on the most difficult hole on the course – hole 4.

Club Captain Trevor Allen commented “Paul is a great player who handles the pressure very well.  Wheatlands is a tough course, as some of the holes rank amongst the toughest par 3s in the Channel Islands.  Our achievements as a club show how much Wheatlands has come along in the last 18 months.”

Wheatlands beat La Moye 4 -3 at home in this competition last year.  The win against Les Ormes sets up a rematch against La Moye in the Jersey final.  The winner will represent Jersey in the Channel Islands final later in the year.