Welcome to the North of England Under 14 Junior Strokeplay Championship, played over 3 rounds, with categories, for Boys, Girls, Under 12, and a team event. Check out the list of winners at www.northofenglandu14golf.co.uk
New website is due for launch this weekend, built using a AI platform, already a huge improvement on the original.Date for diary, 1st November 2026, will see entries open for the 2027 event, from 28th-30th July, at Chester le Street Golf Club. …
Our 2017 North of England Under 14 Junior Strokeplay Champion holing the final putt yesterday in The Walker Cup. Hard Work, Dedication, and Talent on show. Josh came over from Dubai to play, and his father was complimentary of the event, and the pathway to further success it provided.Are you the next player to make that move up??? …
Hi EveryoneAs part of 2026's event close out, we have just emailed you a survey document.You will notice it comes from a new email address, that is lined up with the event domain.The under14s@southmoorgc.co.uk, is now redundant, we have no access to it.Looking forward to your responses, which we will use to further improve the event for 2027.News about a possible further event, that has been requested many many times over the years, is also within the survey document. …
ROY CASEWould like to let you all know that event founder Roy Case, passed away last Wednesday. After a highly successful business career, he then devoted all of his efforts into Junior Golf, eventually becoming President of England Golf. He founded The McGregor Trophy from Ratcliffe on Trent, and had a major input on many golfers, with some making there way into professional golf. We first met Roy in 2009, when we visited him to gain knowledge for an upcoming McGregor Trophy. He imparted so much knowledge in a kind, considerate way, he made the effort we put in, all worthwhile, and i know the event we delivered made him and England Golf proud.Directly after that, we spoke again about filling a gap in the junior schedule with a Under12 event, that eventually became the Under 14 event as is now. From 2014-2019 the event was administered in its entirety by Roy, and we always attracted a large field.2020 the event was passed to us, and we have started to move the event around the county, and North area, as we look to improve the events reach, this is something Roy was in total support with.Standing still is not an option, that would leave to eventual failure, something that we don't want. Up until very recently, we were speaking regularly, bouncing about ideas and suggestions, looking to continue the event improvement.Within golf, he will leave behind a huge legacy, and as part of that, we are truly thankful.We would like to pass on our condolences to Sharon and Shaun, and all of the family, he will be a huge miss. …
The harder you practice the luckier you get – Gary Player
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Don’t be to proud to take lessons, I’m not – Jack Nicklaus
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“Success in this game depends less on strength of body than strength of mind and character.” – Arnold Palmer
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“If you worry about making bogeys, it makes the game that much more difficult. You put more pressure on yourself without even noticing it. It makes a difference to take it easy when things aren’t going right.” -Sergio Garcia
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“I think it’s more than whether or not you win or lose. It’s having that opportunity on that final round, final nine, to come down the stretch with a chance to win.” -Phil Mickelson
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“Aggressive play is a vital asset of the world’s greatest golfers. However, it’s even more important to the average player. Attack this game in a bold, confident, and determined way, and you’ll make a giant leap toward realizing your full potential as a player.” -Greg Norman
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“It’s about hitting the ball in the center of the club face and hitting it hard.” -Bubba Watson
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“It is not a matter of life and death. It is not that important. But it is a reflection of life, and so the game is an enigma wrapped in a mystery impaled on a conundrum.” – Peter Alliss
