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YORKSHIRE LADIES' COUNTY GOLF ASSOCIATION Interclub Team Championship Draw 2021 - B League Division 1 Home Club Away Club 1 Away Club 2 Away Club 3 Abbeydale Doncaster Lees Hall Wheatley Bedale Catterick Masham Thirsk & N'allerton Bingley St Ives Bradford Crosland Heath Shipley Bradford Bingley St Ives Keighley Meltham Brough Cottingham Parks Hainsworth Park Skidby Lakes Catterick Bedale Masham Thirsk & N'allerton Cleckheaton Dewsbury Huddersfield Pontefract & District Cottingham Parks Brough Hainsworth Park Skidby Lakes Crosland Heath Bingley St Ives Keighley Meltham Dewsbury Cleckheaton Huddersfield Pontefract & District Doncaster Abbeydale Hickleton Rotherham Driffield Ganton Hornsea Malton & Norton Forest Park Harrogate Pannal York Ganton Driffield Hornsea Malton & Norton Hainsworth Park Brough Cottingham Parks Skidby Lakes Harrogate Forest Park Knaresborough Ripon City Hickleton Doncaster Lees Hall Wheatley Hornsea Driffield Ganton Malton & Norton Horsforth Ilkley Sand Moor Low Laithes Huddersfield Cleckheaton Dewsbury Pontefract & District Hunley Hotel & Golf Club Saltburn Scarborough S Cliff Whitby Ilkley Horsforth Moortown Otley Keighley Bradford Crosland Heath Shipley Knaresborough Harrogate Pannal York Lees Hall Abbeydale Hickleton Rotherham Lindrick Sickleholme Wath Woodsome Hall Low Laithes Horsforth Moortown Otley Malton & Norton Driffield Ganton Hornsea Masham Bedale Catterick Thirsk & N'allerton Meltham Bradford Crosland Heath Shipley Moortown Ilkley Sand Moor Low Laithes Otley Ilkley Sand Moor Low Laithes Pannal Forest Park Knaresborough Ripon City Pontefract & District Cleckheaton Dewsbury Huddersfield Ripon City Harrogate Pannal York Rotherham Doncaster Lees Hall Wheatley Saltburn Hunley Hotel & Golf Club Scarborough S Cliff Whitby Sand Moor Horsforth Moortown Otley Scarborough S Cliff Hunley Hotel & Golf Club Saltburn Whitby Shipley Bingley St Ives Keighley Meltham Sickleholme Lindrick Wath Woodsome Hall Skidby Lakes Brough Cottingham Parks Hainsworth Park Thirsk & N'allerton Bedale Catterick Masham Wath Lindrick Sickleholme Woodsome Hall Wheatley Abbeydale Hickleton Rotherham Whitby Hunley Hotel & Golf Club Saltburn Scarborough S Cliff Woodsome Hall Lindrick Sickleholme Wath York Forest Park Knaresborough Ripon City InterClub Match Secretary - MarleneDixon 01977 683890.

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