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Surrey Ladies County Golf Association Druce Trophy 6 July 2017 At Bramley Golf Club Entries restricted to 60 Clubs – Clubs will be notified after the closing date whether they have been balloted in or out CLUB Contact Name Addington Palace Christine Shorten Ashford Manor Philomena Clancy Banstead Downs Linda Milne Betchworth Park Jackie McCall Bletchingly Pauline Bourne Burhill Ann Hynes Camberley Heath Jose Kellenberger Chipstead Linda Auton Chobham Julie Jones Clandon Regis Laura Hobson Coombe Hill Lise Mapletoft Coombe Wood Brid Hancock Coulsdon Court Rose Hardy Cranleigh Virginia North Croham Hurst Valerie Spiers Cuddington Debbie Murray Dorking Jane Collard Drift Christine Brosnan Dulwich & Sydenham Gillian Gane Effingham Claire Hogan Epsom Sue Pickard Farnham Carolyn McCulloch Foxhills Cynthia Parker Fulwell Allison Parker Gatton Manor Christine Charman Guildford Susan Williams Hampton Court Palace Sandra James Hankley Common Julia Conway Hindhead Sam Dodd Hoebridge Teresa Green Horton Park Kathy Buckingham Kingswood Jeanette Balaam Leatherhead Susan Wakerley Malden Pip Davis Milford Angela Wainwright Mitcham Judith Grigg North Downs Annie Neilson Purley Downs Frances Wood Reigate Heath Claire Gallagher Reigate Hill Jacqueline Sells Richmond Kate Lyons Roehampton Fiona Pollard Royal Automobile Marion Yonke Royal Wimbledon Tessa Begg St George’s Hill Jilly Scott Shirley Park Eva Palmer Strawberry Hill Frances Dick Surbiton Sue Harrison Surrey Downs Karen Smith Surrey National Bronwen O’Driscoll Sutton Green Alanna Marvin Tandridge Sally French Anne Stevenson Tyrrells Wood Walton Heath Karen Kuhler Wentworth Carolyn Charbine West Byfleet Angela Williams West Hill Brenda Harnett West Surrey Freda Noble Wimbledon Common Gilly Briant Wimbledon Park Delia Perry Windlesham Victoria Westgarth Wisley Helen Heasman Woking Nicky Biddle Woldingham Sue Keen Woodcote Park Sarah Cox Worplesdon Sarah Marks .

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