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Vale Royal Abbey Fixtures List 2021/22 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB Fixtures List 2021/22 ABBEY FOUNDED 1278 GOLF CLUB FOUNDED 1998 APRIL 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures APRIL 2021 1 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 1 (S) 2 Fri Good Friday 3 Sat Individual Stableford(M) : 4 Sun Open to Members 5 Mon Easter Monday 6 Tue 2 Best Scores (L) 7 Wed 8 Thu APRIL MEDAL / SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) Masters @ Augusta PXG Club Fitting 12 noon - 5pm, Masters @ 9 Fri Augusta 10 Sat April Medal (M) : Bisque Par (L) Masters @ Augusta Masters @ Augusta 11 Sun Vale Royal Abbey AGM 12 Mon 13 Tue FOURSOMES (L) 14 Wed 15 Thu 16 Fri 17 Sat Professional's Cup (M) : STABLEFORD CUP 1 (L) 18 Sun Captains Choice 4BBB (Mx) 19 Mon SHIELD MATCH v SANDIWAY Away (L): MATCH v CREWE Away (S) 20 Tue MEDAL 1 (L) 21 Wed 22 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 2 (S) 23 Fri Cheshire Downs Syndrome Golf Day 24 Sat Springtime Scramble (U) 25 Sun Sunday Medal (U) 26 Mon TEXAS SCRAMBLE(S) : SHIELD MATCH v VICARS CROSS Away (L) NW Golf Stewards 27 Tue 321 DUSTY BIN (L) 28 Wed 29 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 3 (S) : PERCIVAL TROPHY v EATON Home (L) 30 Fri 2 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 3 MAY 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures MAY 2021 1 Sat Ladies & Gentlemen's Skillsun Cup (U) 2 Sun BUSINESS LADIES V SANDIWAY (Home) (L) Free Ladies Beginners Taster Day 3pm - 5pm 3 Mon May Bank Holiday 4 Tue STABLEFORD CUP 2 (L) 5 Wed 1836 Golf Tour 6 Thu Seniors Open 1. 09.00 - 15.00 7 Fri 8 Sat May Medal (M) : MEDAL 2 (L) 9 Sun CORONATION FOURSOMES (Alt)(L) : Last Man Standing 4pm (U) Mixed Open 10.00 - 14.00 Open to Members 10 Mon 11 Tue LADIES CORONATION FOURSOMES : 9-Hole Summer Trophy 1/10 (U) 12 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) 13 Thu MAY MEDAL / SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) 14 Fri 15 Sat Bogey Comp (M) STABLEFORD CUP 3 (L) SILVER DIVISION TROPHY & INTERMEDIATE CUP (L) : Sunday Scratch 16 Sun Competition (U) 17 Mon SHIELD MATCH v HELSBY Home (L) 18 Tue MEDAL 3 (L) : 9 Hole Summer Trophy 2/10 (U) 19 Wed MATCH v BROMBOROUGH Away (S) : 9 Holes & Supper (U) 20 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 4 (S) US PGA @ Kiawah Island, Ocean Course 21 Fri US PGA @ Kiawah Island, Ocean Course 22 Sat Captains Drive-in (U) US PGA @ Kiawah Island, Ocean Course 23 Sun Sunday Medal (U): BUSINESS LADIES V PRYORS HEYES (Home) (L) US PGA @ Kiawah Island, Ocean Course 24 Mon 25 Tue EXCHANGE DAY at WALLASEY (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy 3/10 (U) 26 Wed 9 Holes and Supper (U) 27 Thu MATCH v PRESTBURY Home / YELLOW BALL (S) 28 Fri 29 Sat Gentlemen's Millennium Pairs (M) : LADIES MILLENNIUM PAIRS (L) 30 Sun 31 Mon Spring Bank Holiday 4 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 5 JUNE 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures JUNE 2021 1 Tue STABLEFORD CUP 4 (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy 4/10 (U) 2 Wed 9-Holes & Supper (U) Maxi Tours 3 Thu MATCH v BROMBOROUGH Home / Texas Scramble (S) 4 Fri SHIELD MATCH v CHESTER Home (L) 5 Sat June Medal (M) : ABBEY PLATE (L) 6 Sun 7 Mon FRIENDLY v SANDIWAY - Home (L) 8 Tue GREENSOMES (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy 5/10 (U) 9 Wed 9-Holes & Supper (U) 10 Thu MATCH v PORTAL Home / 4BBB (S) US Open @ Torrey Pines 11 Fri US Open @ Torrey Pines 12 Sat Midsummer Trophy (M) : MEDAL 4 (R & Y Tees) (L) US Open @ Torrey Pines 13 Sun PING 4BBB QUALIFIER (L) : Sunday Medal (U) US Open @ Torrey Pines 14 Mon SHIELD MATCH v SANDIWAY Home (L): MATCH v CAVENDISH Away (S) MIDSUMMER TROPHY & CRYSTAL TROPHY (L) : Midweek Stableford (U) 18 15 Tue Holes East Cheshire Chamber of Commerce Charity 16 Wed 9-Holes & Supper (U) Golf Day 17 Thu JUNE MEDAL & SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) 18 Fri 19 Sat 3-Man Team (M) : STABLEFORD CUP 5 (L) 20 Sun Mixed Match v Bramhall Home (Mxd) 21 Mon 4 CLUBS & A PUTTER (L) 22 Tue Summer mid-week Medal (U) 18 Holes : MATCH v EATON Away (S) Ladies Open 1 09.00 - 14.15 23 Wed Wednesday Cup (U) 24 Thu RIDER CUP (S) 25 Fri 26 Sat Captain's Day (M) : CAPTAIN'S DAY (L) 27 Sun BUSINESS LADIES V SANDIWAY (Away) (L) 28 Mon SHIELD MATCH v VICARS CROSS Home (L): MATCH v PRESTBURY Away (S) 29 Tue MEDAL 6 (L) : Summer mid-week Stableford (U)- 18 Holes 30 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) 6 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 7 JULY 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures JULY 2021 1 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 5 (S) 2 Fri FRIENDLY v EATON (L) Away 3 Sat All Members Trophy (U) 4 Sun Sunday medal (U) 5 Mon 6 Tue STABLEFORD CUP 6 (L) : Summer mid-week Medal (U) 18 Holes 7 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) 8 Thu MATCH v WALLASEY Home / TEXAS SCRAMBLE (S) 9 Fri Johnny Pearce Memorial Charity Golf Day 10 Sat July Medal (M) : MEDAL 6 (L) 11 Sun Pro's Away Day (Davyhulme) Mixed Open 10.00 - 14.00 Pro's Away Day @ Davyhulme Golf Club SENIORS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (M) (Open to all Male members 55 and over) 12 Mon White Tees LADIES BOGEY (L) : Summer mid-week Stableford (U) 18 Holes : MATCH v 13 Tue ASTBURY Away (S) : 14 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) 15 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 6 (S) The Open @ Royal St. Georges 16 Fri The Open @ Royal St. Georges 17 Sat Club Championship & Handicap Trophy Round 1 (M) : LADIES COMPETITION (L) The Open @ Royal St. Georges 18 Sun Club Championship & Handicap Trophy Round 2 (M) The Open @ Royal St. Georges 19 Mon FRIENDLY v KNUTSFORD Home (L): EXCHANGE DAY, HESWALL (S) 20 Tue LADIES INVITATION (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy 6/10 (U) 21 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) 22 Thu JULY MEDAL / SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) 23 Fri MATCH v PORTAL Away (S) Greensomes (M) : CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP / MONICA FOSTER TROPHY - 36 24 Sat Holes (L) Sunday Scratch Competition (U) : BUSINESS LADIES v PRYORS HEYES 25 Sun Away (L) 26 Mon SHIELD MATCH v CHESTER Away (L) MATCH v CAVENDISH Home (S) 27 Tue MEDAL 7 (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy (U) 7/10 28 Wed 9 Holes and Supper (U) Junior Open 10.30 - 12.00 Open to Members 29 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 7 (S) 30 Fri SHIELD MATCH v HELSBY Away (L) 31 Sat Gentlemen’s Invitation – 4BBB VRA v West Middlesex GC (M) 8 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 9 AUGUST 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures AUGUST 2021 1 Sun Gerald Makin Memorial Trophy (Mxd) 2 Mon MATCH v ASTBURY Home (S) : FRIENDLY v PRYORS HEYES Away (L) 3 Tue COMPETITION (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy (U) 8/10 4 Wed 9 Holes and Supper (U) Maxi Tours 5 Thu Seniors Open 2 08.30 – 15.00 6 Fri 7 Sat August Medal (M) : STABLEFORD CUP 7 (R & Y Tees) (L) 8 Sun LADIES CUP (L) Course Maintenance 9 Mon Course Maintenance 10 Tue FLORIDA SCRAMBLE (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy (U) 9/10 Course Maintenance 11 Wed 9 Holes & Supper (U) Course Maintenance 12 Thu AUGUST MEDAL / SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) Course Maintenance 13 Fri MATCH v WARRINGTON Away (S) 14 Sat Greenkeepers Revenge (U) 15 Sun 16 Mon FRIENDLY v PORTAL (L) Away 17 Tue MEDAL 8 (L) : 9-Hole Summer Trophy (U) 10/10 18 Wed 19 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 8 (S) 20 Fri SENIORS INVITATION (S) - Open to all members & Guests over 55 years of age 21 Sat CAPTAINS' CHARITY EVENT (U) 22 Sun Last Man Standing 4pm (U) 23 Mon Steve Sewell Charity Golf Day 24 Tue LADY CAPTAIN'S AWAY DAY @ LLANGOLLEN (L) 25 Wed 26 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 9 (S) 27 Fri 28 Sat Gilmour Trophy (M) : MEDAL 9 (L) 29 Sun 30 Mon Summer Bank Holiday 31 Tue STABLEFORD CUP 8 (L) 10 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 11 SEPTEMBER 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures SEPTEMBER 2021 1 Wed Cheshire County Ladies Team Event 2 Thu MATCH v WARRINGTON Home / TEXAS SCRAMBLE (S) 3 Fri 4 Sat September Medal (M) : STABLEFORD CUP 9 (L) Gents 4BBB Open 08.30 - 15.00 5 Sun Open to Members 6 Mon Ladies 3 Person Open 09.30 - 13.30 7 Tue AUTUMN SALVER (L) 8 Wed Mega Golf Day 9 Thu MATCH v CREWE Home / YELLOW BALL (S) 10 Fri 11 Sat Autumn Plate (M) : MEDAL 10 (L) 12 Sun Mixed Match v Henlle Park - Home (Mxd) 13 Mon OSWESTRY EXCHANGE DAY (S) 14 Tue STABLEFORD CUP 10 (L) 15 Wed VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 16 Thu SUMMER LEAGUE 10 (S) VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 17 Fri VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 18 Sat Cholmondley Putter Final (M) : EWGA MEDAL FINAL (L) & Subsidiary (U) VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 19 Sun Sunday Medal (U) VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 20 Mon MATCH v EATON Home (S) VRA Annual Golf Tour - Marbella, Spain 21 Tue STABLEFORD CUP FINAL / SUBSIDIARY (L) 22 Wed Brainwave Charity Golf Day 23 Thu SEPTEMBER MEDAL / SUBSIDIARY STABLEFORD (S) 3rd VRA Pro/Am Golf Event 11.00am Shotgun 24 Fri start 25 Sat VRA Masters (M) : VRA MASTERS (L) : Subsidiary (U) 26 Sun Sunday Scratch Competition (U) 27 Mon 28 Tue MEDFORD (L) 29 Wed 30 Thu AGEISM (S) 12 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 13 OCTOBER 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures OCTOBER 2021 1 Fri Patrick Cryne Memorial Trophy (U) 9 Holes 2 Sat President's Day (M) : PRESIDENTS DAY (L) 3 Sun Captains Choice Greensomes (Mx) 4 Mon 5 Tue INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD (L) 6 Wed 7 Thu 9-HOLES & LUNCH / AUTUMN MEETING (S) 8 Fri 9 Sat October Medal (M): BOGEY (L) Cheshire County Mixed Competition 10.00 - Pro's Away Day @ North Wales Golf Club, 10 Sun Pro's Away Day @ North Wales Golf Club, Llandudno 14.00 Llandudno 11 Mon 12 Tue LADY CAPTAIN'S CHARITY DAY (L) 13 Wed LADIES COMMITTEE EXCHANGE DAY (L) 14 Thu WINTER LEAGUE 1 / ABSENT FRIENDS (S) 15 Fri Coghlan Salver (inc Daily Mail) Foursomes (M) : LADIES DAILY MAIL 16 Sat FOURSOMES (L) 17 Sun Sunday Medal (U) 18 Mon 19 Tue LADIES INVITATION TO SENIORS (L,S) 20 Wed 21 Thu WINTER LEAGUE 2 (S) 22 Fri 23 Sat Autumn Stableford (M) : INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD (L) 24 Sun 25 Mon 26 Tue THE WAVE (L) 27 Wed 28 Thu WINTER LEAGUE 3 (S) 29 Fri 30 Sat Autumn Scramble (U) 31 Sun 14 VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB VALE ROYAL ABBEY GOLF CLUB 15 NOVEMBER 2021 Club Fixtures Club Fixtures NOVEMBER 2021 1 Mon 2 Tue WINTER LEAGUE PAIRS 1 (L) 3 Wed 4 Thu WINTER LEAGUE 4 (S) 5 Fri 6 Sat Bogey Comp (M): INDIVIDUAL BOTTLE RUN 1 (L) 7 Sun 8 Mon
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