TLGA AGM 2026

What a great night, with lots of Trophies & prizes given out.

Carolyn Russell, our President for the 2025 season distributed the prizes and appears in most of the pictures below

Sue Weatherhead representing her team coming 1st in the Saltburn Waltz

Lorrae Rose representing her team from Darlington coming 2nd in the Saltburn Waltz

Anne Moore representing her team from Catterick coming 3rd in the Saltburn Waltz

Jane Ellis from Wilton, receiving the Charity Cup for the Best nett at the Teesside Charity Day

Sheila Bailey from Catterick receiving 1st prize in the Bronze Division at the Teesside Charity Day

Jean Pitchford from Billingham receiving 2nd prize in the Bronze Division at Teesside Charity day

1st prize for the Greensomes Salver went to Sue Stocks & Joan Paterson from Richmond

Jo Linsley & Louise Fryer came 3rd in the Greensomes at Richmond

Carolyn Maxey representing herself & Sally Connor from Blackwell Grange came 1st in the 4BBB at Barnard Castle

Linda Hicks & Barbara Hillier from Ingleby Barwick receiving their prize of 2nd in the 4BBB at Barnard Castle

Suzie Cooper from Billingham receiving their 3rd prize in the 4BBB at Barnard Castle

Gerry Longstaff receiving the Alliance Shield on behalf of her team from Eaglescliffe in the Lewtas Teams event at Barnard Castle

Suzie Cooper & Michelle Evans receiving the Runner up Shield on behalf of their team from Billingham

Jackie Price receiving the Eaglescliffe Trophy on behalf of Christine Palmer from Wynyard

Tracey Astwood, Claire Retchless & Pearl Crossen receiving their 1st prize in the Wynyard Team of 3

Sue Graham & Tracy Sanderson from Darlington receiving 2nd prize for Wynyard Team of 3

Wendy Spencelayh & Chris Millions from Hartlepool receiving 3rd prize for Wynyard Team of 3

Sam Cairns from Darlington receiving Mixed Salver for best gross at Darlington Mixed Greensomes

Catherine Clayton from Billingham receiving the Owen Salver for Best Nett in the Darlington Mixed Greensomes

Michelle Evans receiving 2nd prize for the Mixed Greensomes at Darlington

Helen Fawcett from Billingham receiving 3rd prize for the Mixed Greensomes at Darlington

Katharine Finkill from Richmond receiving1st prize in the 4BBB at Castle Eden

Katharine Finkill & Andrea Offord from Richmond receiving the Benson Trophy on behalf of their team from Richmond in the Benson 4BBB at Castle Eden

Maggie Young from Blackwell Grange receiving the Millennium Trophy for Best Nett at the Blackwell Millennium Cup

Annie Duffy from Bedale receiving 2nd prize in the Bronze Division at Blackwell Grange Millennium Cup

Sandi Bellwood from Romanby receiving 3rd prize in the Bronze Division of the Millennium Cup at Blackwell Grange

Andrea Offord from Richmond receiving1st prize on behalf of her team in the Bishop Auckland Yellow Peril

Wendy Mitchell from Dinsdale -now Teesside receiving 2nd prize on behalf of her team at Bishop Auckland Yellow Peril

Jill Richardson & Sam Cairns receiving 3rd prize on behalf of their team at Bishop Auckland Yellow Peril

Sheila Bailey from Catterick receiving the McLaren Bowl for the Best Gross in the Bronze Division

Carolyn Maxey receiving the Evening Gazette Runner Up on behalf of Chris Wales of Blackwell Grange

Tracey Watson receiving flowers from Carolyn Russell & Jill Richardson for creating & maintaining the TLGA website.

Maureen Raw from Barnard Castle receiving her Presidents badge from out going President Carolyn Russell

Outgoing President Carolyn Russell with flowers as a thankyou

Elaine Wood from Richmond receiving her Vice Presidents badge from Incoming President Maureen Raw

Barnard Castle 4BBB & Lewtas

Luckily a lovely sunny day for our final competition of the season.

Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the day & many thanks to Lainey Hunt and her team who organised the event to such a high standard & arranging for Golf Birdie to show their wares & sell at discounted prices.

Congratulations to all who played and those winners who came in with good scores.

Well done all

Bishop Auckland Yellow Peril

What a wet & windy day that players had to cope with, although quite a few teams withdrew and some played but put in a no return after being beaten by the hard conditions.

The course was in good condition, but due to the weather, the greens were faster than expected in some cases causing mistakes to be made.

The afternoon was better than the morning with the rain disappearing eventually, but the wind still caused problems.

However many players valiantly coped with all these problems and came in with good scores.

Many thanks to Sue Spence and her team of starters who were explicit in the type of Yellow Peril we were actually playing.

There were some things left behind including a watch/ wrist measuring device & headcover, which players can contact their reps if they have lost such.