Corhampton Golf Club Seniors' Section

Seniors Championship

This competition is played on the first Wednesday in June. It is a Medal play competition from the white tees. The player with the best gross score wins the Prentice Salver and is declared “the senior section champion”. Winner’s name is inscribed on a club honours board. Up to 2003 the player with the next best gross score won the Jubilee Jug. In 2004 the Jug was awarded to the player, aged 75 years or over, with the best gross score A handicap prize is awarded for the same card. The player with the lowest net score wins the Noel Highton Challenge Trophy. Up to 2005 a player was eligible to win or be runner up for both trophies. From 2006 a player can only win one trophy.

The Prentice Salver	The Noel Highton Challenge Trophy	The Jubilee Jug
Year Winner 1992 E. M. A. Leggett 1993 R. Day 1994 T. Prentice 1995 D. Meadus 1996 D. Williams 1997 R. Curtis 1998 L. Skilton 1999 L. Harris 2000 R. Curtis 2001 G. Staley 2002 G. Staley 2003 C. Garrod 2004 G. Staley 2005 J. Yeates 2006 J. Yeates 2007 A. Deuchar 2008 G. Staley 2009 M. Bell	Year Winner 1993 L. Waterman 1994 F. Humby 1995 R. Alexander 1996 R. Lee 1997 T. Dominy 1998 J. Uwins 1999 H. Ward 2000 R. Beaumont 2001 F. C. Thompson 2002 W. Goodchild 2003 C. Garrod 2004 D. Hooper 2005 J. Yeates 2006 P. Langrish 2007 D. Massey 2008 J. Knight 2009 M. Barber	Year Winner 1993 R. Hornby 1994 B. A. Smith 1995 D. Williams 1996 R. J. Day 1997 J. K. Foot 1998 T. Dominy 1999 R. Curtis 2000 R. Beaumont 2001 L. Skilton 2002 D. Bevington 2003 G. Staley 2004 D. Hooper 2005 R. Day 2006 A. Hansley 2007 M. Hall 2008 G. Piper 2009 A. Hansley

Tom Prentice donated the Salver. He was for many years a trustee of the club and a stalwart of the senior section.

Don Carmichael donated the Jubilee Jug to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the senior section. Don was senior captain in 1992.

The Noel Highton Challenge Trophy was donated in 1992. Noel Highton joined the club in 1981. Noel was a tall, slim, elegant golfer who had played off a single figure handicap in his prime. One of his claims to fame was his knowledge of real ale, both taste and cost as he was a qualified accountant whose clients included Jennings Brewery in Cumbria.