Dunnerholme in the Pink
August 22nd Friday afternoon, Members, Guests and Friends gathered in the clubhouse ready for a shotgun start to the Charity Pink Day Competition. The proceeds are for Mr Captain’s Charity McMillan Nurses and Lady Captain’s charities Breast Cancer Now and Blood Cancer UK Waiting to sign in – Gill Newsome, appropriately dressed in Pink
Barrow Rotary Ladies Charity Open
Sunday August 3rd dawned, wet, windy and misty. Not ideal golfing conditions for the full field waiting to take to the fairways for the 4 Ball Betterball Satbleford Charity Open in support of The Rotary Club Barrow-in-Furness.The early tee times set off in the rain, but after the first few holes, conditions improved, and afternoon […]
Captain’s Day-21/06/2025
Saturday dawned fine and cloudy but with a threat of rain throughout the day. The forecast didn’t discourage the 70 golfers playing for the Captain’s Cup.A couple of heavy showers cooled the air and with more receptive greens brought home some exceptional scores. The Presentation of Prizes in the evening, was “standing room only&#
Lady Captain’s Day 07/06/2025
The Lady Captain welcomed Dunnerholme Lady Competitors to morning coffee before a midday start to “The Lady Captain’s Cup.The weather was changeable, and early starters had showers and a blustery wind, but considering the poor forecast the ladies were let off lightly.Halfway House on the tenth was a tempting tent full of Fruit and drink
Course Open
BUGGIES ALLOWEDPLEASE TAKE EXTRA CARE AROUND GREENS AND TEES. PLEASE REPAIR PITCH MARKS AND REPLACE DIVOTSAVOID SLOW PLAY
2025 Lady Captain – Pat Barton
The Ladies AGM took place on Sunday16th February, and the 2025 Lady Captain Pat Barton was voted into Office.16 Ladies were present. The Ladies Committee was nominated. Chris Pearce – Secretary and Greens Representative. Treasurer Chris Burton.. Handicap Secretary Lynda Preston. The Minutes Secretary Liz Dixon recorded the proceedings of the
Yuletide with Dunnerholme Ladies
The Ladies gathered on Sunday morning for “Santa’s Scramble”. Fortified by Bacon and Sausage buns, they bravely set forth in the aftermath of Darragh, to play Nine Holes. The pros – no rain and a short course. The cons – a bitterly cold wind and water underfoot. The Gallant Girls persevered, returning home, some with [&helli
Course Open
NO BUGGIES ALLOWED ON THE COURSE NEXT INSPECTION THURSDAY 9TH JANUARY.PLEASE TAKE EXTRA CARE AROUND GREENS AND TEES AND AVOID WET AREAS MATS MUST BE USED ON THE FAIRWAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE COURSE MAINTENANCE AND DRAINAGE WORK IN PROGRESS (Ongoing)Shortened Course – course conditions are wet and soft, please take extra care. Please walk arou
Course Open
NO BUGGIES. MATS MUST BE USED ON THE FAIRWAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Buggies are not permitted on approaches to greens. COURSE MAINTENANCE AND DRAINAGE WORK IN PROGRESS (Ongoing)Shortened Course – course conditions are wet and soft, please take extra care. Please walk around all areas of drainage work, and do not step over trenches as […
Course Open
MATS MUST BE USED ON THE FAIRWAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BUGGIES ALLOWED. PLEASE AVOID WET BOGGY AREAS AND KEEP TO HIGH GROUND. Buggies are not permitted on approaches to greens. COURSE MAINTENANCE AND DRAINAGE WORK IN PROGRESS (Ongoing)Shortened Course – course conditions are wet and soft, please take extra care. Please walk around all areas [