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By Lucy Ohsten in Everris News on 3rd Nov 2005 11:40
Scotts sponsors unforgettable day at Wentworth
By Lucy Ohsten
Scotts sponsored another unforgettable day at Wentworth for the finals of the Midland Section Greensomes Knockout Pairs competition, a yearly event run by BIGGA. The finalists were Ed Stant, Paul Woodham, Mike Gash and John Ganley.
Ed Stant, from Penn Golf Club and Paul Woodham, of Gay Hill Golf Club, retained the trophy for an impressive third consecutive year after they triumphed over 18 holes. Ed Stant, who is also the Midland Section Chairman, said: "We had an unforgettable day and our thanks go to Mark Rayner of Scotts for the terrific day out, and to Chris Kennedy and Wentworth for allowing us to play on the wonderful West Course. It was in immaculate condition as always."
Scotts Professional is based at Paper Mill Lane, Bramford, Ipswich IP8 4BZ. Telephone: 0871 220 5353, fax: 01473 830386, email: prof.sales@scotts.com website: www.scottsprofessional.co.uk
Picture caption: Pictured left to right are Ed Stant, Paul Woodham, Mark Rayner (Scotts), Mike Gash and John Ganley.
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