We look forward to seeing you on Friday for what looks like a interesting autumnal day.  Seaford Head Golf Course is an undulating downland/links style course on the cliffs of Seaford. The Seven Sisters can be seen from our 13th, 14th and 15th Holes and the famous 18th Hole has an extended vista over Seaford bay and beyond to Brighton. Designed and constructed in 1887, this golfing links is steeped in recent and ancient history. The defending champion Tony Willmott is in the field and looking to retain the tropy.

Venue:           Seaford Head Golf Course, Southdown Rd,  Seaford  BN25 4JS 

Telephone:       01323 890139 

Website:          www.seafordheadgolfcourse.co.uk

Time:                9.30am for 10.30am first tee off

Format:              Tea/coffee + bacon rolls on arrival, 18-hole individual competition for THE LAST CHANCE TROPHY plus a team Stableford competition, followed by one course meal and the presentation of prizes. 

Dress for meal: Smart casual

Competitions

Last Chance Trophy – individual 18-hole stableford competition of full society handicaps. 
Team Stableford – The best 3 stableford scores from the teams of four count in this competition. 
Nearest The Pin in ONE – 10^th Hole
Nearest The Pin in TWO – 14^th Hole

NOTE: We will be playing off the WHITE TEES.

The all important draw for Friday is set out below and as always is subject to change:-

Tee Time	Player 1	HCP	Player 2	HCP	Player 3	HCP	Player 4	HCP
10.30	Peter Cudmore	29	Mark Hughes	17	Rob Weavers	22	Graham Smith	11
10.37	David Howroyd	24	Andy Williams	14	Kevin Leftley	15	Rod Lunn	16
10.44	Guy Barker	15	Andrew Burnett	12	Peter Alfieri	19	Tony Willmott	16
10.51	Stuart Bourne	11	Jerry Watkiss	15	Kelvin Paterson	23	Scot Wightman	26
10.58	Joe Carroll	26	Graham Meadows	26	Phil Taylor	11	Richard Hannam	7
11.05	Kevan Gill	15	Peter Smith	16	John Collingwood	22	John Miller	15

Please be at the tee and ready to go 5 mins before your tee time and I respectfully suggest we should be aiming to be back in the clubhouse at the 19^th in circa 4 hours. Please keep up with the group in front and not just be comfortable with being slightly ahead of the group behind !