Committee Cup Match
Between 12 of the Committee captained by the President
and
12 of the Members captained by the Captain
East Sussex National GC
Sunday 17th to Monday 18th May 2020
Between 12 of the Committee captained by the President
and
12 of the Members captained by the Captain
East Sussex National GC
Sunday 17th to Monday 18th May 2020
Address: East Sussex National GC, Uckfield TN22 5ES
Telephone: 01825 880088
Website: https://www.eastsussexnational.co.uk/golf/
This is a two round match over two days. You must play both the Sunday afternoon and the Monday morning if you enter.
East Sussex National
Back in the mid 1980’s Brian Turner, a Canadian entrepreneur, had the idea of creating a superior golf complex on what was then the Little Horsted Estate in East Sussex. So successful was his vision that East Sussex National was soon recognised as one of the premier golf venues in Europe.Robert E Cupp, an American course architect who was regularly hired by Jack Nicklaus, designed the 2 courses together with the 3 hole academy course with USGA specification which provides excellent drainage and putting surfaces that would match any of the major championship courses. To compliment the outstanding quality of the courses it was necessary to build a luxurious clubhouse with facilities that gave the complex the touch of class it deserved.
Since opening, the club has attracted a host of championships, which include the European Open in 1993 and 1994, 5 European Challenge Tour Events, 4 PGA European Tour Qualifying Schools between 1994 and 1997 plus numerous other golf tournaments, including Open Qualifying and the Sky televised, 2016 PGA European event. Some of the world’s greatest golfers have taken up the challenge set by Robert E Cupp including the likes of Vijay Singh, Ernie Els, Sir Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomery together with the 2005 Ryder Cup Captain, Ian Woosnam.
Both courses have remained largely unchanged and all 36 holes are unique in their design, no two holes look or play the same, a great visual and golfing challenge. Playing East Sussex National is a truly memorable experience.
Entry Fees:
About £215 including 2 x green fees, 4-course dinner and breakfast
Payment should be made to:
Beneficiary: The London Metal Exchange Golf Association
Bank: Lloyds TSB, Sort code: 30‐18‐43, Account no: 00359651
Or make your cheque payable to LMEGA and send to:
Steven Spencer, Hon.Sec, Trumpsgreen Cottage, Lyne Road, Virginia Water, Surrey GU25 4EG
Please wear jacket and LMEGA tie for the dinner.
Telephone: 01825 880088
Website: https://www.eastsussexnational.co.uk/golf/
This is a two round match over two days. You must play both the Sunday afternoon and the Monday morning if you enter.
East Sussex National
Back in the mid 1980’s Brian Turner, a Canadian entrepreneur, had the idea of creating a superior golf complex on what was then the Little Horsted Estate in East Sussex. So successful was his vision that East Sussex National was soon recognised as one of the premier golf venues in Europe.Robert E Cupp, an American course architect who was regularly hired by Jack Nicklaus, designed the 2 courses together with the 3 hole academy course with USGA specification which provides excellent drainage and putting surfaces that would match any of the major championship courses. To compliment the outstanding quality of the courses it was necessary to build a luxurious clubhouse with facilities that gave the complex the touch of class it deserved.
Since opening, the club has attracted a host of championships, which include the European Open in 1993 and 1994, 5 European Challenge Tour Events, 4 PGA European Tour Qualifying Schools between 1994 and 1997 plus numerous other golf tournaments, including Open Qualifying and the Sky televised, 2016 PGA European event. Some of the world’s greatest golfers have taken up the challenge set by Robert E Cupp including the likes of Vijay Singh, Ernie Els, Sir Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomery together with the 2005 Ryder Cup Captain, Ian Woosnam.
Both courses have remained largely unchanged and all 36 holes are unique in their design, no two holes look or play the same, a great visual and golfing challenge. Playing East Sussex National is a truly memorable experience.
Entry Fees:
About £215 including 2 x green fees, 4-course dinner and breakfast
Payment should be made to:
Beneficiary: The London Metal Exchange Golf Association
Bank: Lloyds TSB, Sort code: 30‐18‐43, Account no: 00359651
Or make your cheque payable to LMEGA and send to:
Steven Spencer, Hon.Sec, Trumpsgreen Cottage, Lyne Road, Virginia Water, Surrey GU25 4EG
Please wear jacket and LMEGA tie for the dinner.
Sunday 17th May
Please arrive by 11h00
12h00 : 18 holes singles matchplay
The East Course is a 7,081 yard stadium layout, designed for tournament play. It has been the setting for many important UK & international tournaments, notably the European Open Championship on two occasions.
Check in to your room after the round.
18h00 : Drinks followed by dinner
Monday 18th May
07h30 : Full breakfast
09h00 : 18 holes singles matchplay
The West Course meanders through ancient oak trees, alongside quiet pools, and rippling streams. The par 72 West Course stretches 7,154 unforgettable yards.
13h30 : Bar lunch (optional)
Please arrive by 11h00
12h00 : 18 holes singles matchplay
The East Course is a 7,081 yard stadium layout, designed for tournament play. It has been the setting for many important UK & international tournaments, notably the European Open Championship on two occasions.
Check in to your room after the round.
18h00 : Drinks followed by dinner
Monday 18th May
07h30 : Full breakfast
09h00 : 18 holes singles matchplay
The West Course meanders through ancient oak trees, alongside quiet pools, and rippling streams. The par 72 West Course stretches 7,154 unforgettable yards.
13h30 : Bar lunch (optional)