External Competitions

A League v Surbiton

This is Reigate’s second year entering the A League (Advanced Association), and while Surbiton were the deserved victors, Reigate walked away with pride after some good performances. In beautiful weather, with the superb lawns we’ve all come to expect from Surbiton, Reigate went into the afternoon 2-1 up, having won the singles but losing in the doubles on lawn 2,… Read more →

B-League Team Update

Everyone likes to think they know what the “B” stands for in the SECF association league of that name. I like to think that it stands for “best” as the matches are always great fun and everyone enjoys themselves whatever the result! This is just as well since, although in recent years Reigate Priory have performed relatively well, this year… Read more →

U-League Team Update

RPCC fields two teams in this AC handicap league, with Team B only playing at weekends, catering for members in full-time employment. Team A consisted of 7 players: John Knight, John Staddon, John Hyde, Simon Ling, Doug Dykes, Martin Peacock and Lucy Beach. They started by losing 2-5 at Medway, but then won 6-1 against Guildford and Godalming. A subsequent… Read more →

Golf – Handicap League

Last year we were finalists, losing in the play off between East and West to Preston Park.  This year, flushed with success, RPCC entered two teams – A & B – one placed in the East League and one in the West, but sadly the results were less successful. RPCC A Team:  RPCC A Team (Lester, Judy, Joyce Carlisle and… Read more →

Longman Cup 1st Round

RPCC were drawn against Woking for 2017. Normally this fixture is arranged for the weekend so that members in full time work can play however this year Woking could only be available on selected weekdays. The match was arranged for Tues 25th July and several of our lower handicap players were not available. Nonetheless by 3.30pm on a very crowded… Read more →

Ladies’ Golf Teams Day

This was the first time this event has been staged, and it was decided, by a narrow majority to make it a handicap competition.   The format proved excellent for attracting some higher handicap players.  Substitutes were allowed, and Reigate were pleased they could give each team member a break during the day, but it also meant there would have been… Read more →