THE Journal Dream Team challenge match has a new sponsor in Kaims County Park, who also support this year’s opponents, the North Northumberland League.Read
THE 25th Anniversary Charity Golf Day, to celebrate the first heart transplant at Newcastle’s Freeman Hospital, takes place at Tynemouth Golf Club on Friday, May 14.Read
AMATEUR golf struggles to get much coverage in the media, although The Journal is well known for giving the regional game a fair crack of the whip.Read
SPEAKERS at the North Northumberland League dinner rarely say anything which startles diners and their guests. Elliott Procter, president and secretary of Northumberland, has broken the mould.Read
GOLFERS only have to look at the honours board to see why Rockliffe Hall and Close House are taking so much pleasure in hosting The Journal Champion of Champions.Read
IF Northumberland is a hidden gem of the British tourist industry, then the Northumberland 3 Day Golf Event is one of the county’s best unkept secrets.Read
ANY financially troubled golf club seeking a blueprint for the second decade of the 2lst century could do a lot worse than take a look at the reasons behind the South Moor success story.Read
CLOSE House expect their championship course, The Colt Course, to be ready by the time they host The Journal Champion of Champions on Sunday September 4, 2011. It will be the first big event to be hosted on the new fairways.Read
GATESHEAD'S proud new status as the 2010 UK European City of Sport has been enhanced by their pilot golf programme for North East youngsters being taken up at national level through an initiative led by the English Golf Union.Read
SEE the Christmas Eve issue of The Journal on Thursday for exciting news about Rockliffe Hall becoming the new venue for the 2010 Champion of Champions.Read
NEWCASTLE United fans and Slaley Hall members Wayne Feeney and Neal Cavanagh saw off supporters of 13 other football clubs to win the inaugural pro:fantastic Golf Challenge at the Portuguese resort of Oceanico Amendoeira.Read
JOE Fraser, one of the region’s brightest golf prospects, has walked out on a golf scholarship at Paris College in Texas blaming poor facilities and “a drinking culture” among his fellow students.Read
OUR secretary at the Northumberland club Jamie Forteath is proud of reciting the club’s motto which runs as follows: “Golfers will go wherever they are welcome, members will stay where they are appreciated.”Read
THE Hexham club professional, Andy Paisley, flew to Spain yesterday to caddy for his brother Chris in the Final Stage of European Tour qualifying – just in case he gets a game!Read
A TYNESIDE college has become the first academic institution in the North East to launch an apprenticeship scheme aimed at equipping talented teenagers with the skills required to become professional golfers.Read