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Steven @Ste_cav11

21 days ago

@MoortownGreens I hope you lads do this in the AM

GOLF.com

@GOLF_com

21 days ago

Get ready for the U.S. Open with the Shinnecock Hills grounds crew and their unique morning routine.

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@MoortownGC

29 days ago

NORTH LEEDS ULTRA GOLF CHALLENGE Moortown's Head Professional Martin Heggie and Assistant Secretary Annie Bailey are embarking on an ultra golf marathon in support of @mndassoc on June 23 Martin and Annie will be playing SEVEN rounds of golf (126 holes) on SEVEN of North Leeds' famous courses in one day - Headingley Alwoodley, Sand Moor Roundhay, Leeds, Scarcroft and Moortown Inspired by Kevin Sinfield’s ultra marathons, in aid of his lifelong friend Rob Burrow’s fight against MND, Martin and Annie will be pushing themselves to the limit They are aiming to play each round in under two hours! To sponsor 👇 https://t.co/4Q6L4HadU0

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@MoortownGC

about 1 month ago

Moortown's longest-serving Head Professional Bryon Hutchinson has sadly passed away following a period of ill health at the age of 88. Bryon enjoyed remarkable playing career, competing in six Open Championships in which he played alongside Arnold Palmer, and he was appointed captain of the PGA Cup side at Pinehurst in 1974 having played in the inaugural match the previous year. In 2001 he was awarded Honorary Life Membership of the Association. Bryon joined Moortown from Sitwell Park in 1964 when he succeeded Ted Large. He was already a leading competitor in professional tournaments in Yorkshire and the North and he promptly added to his previous achievements by breaking the course record at Rotherham by three strokes with a 66. It was to be the first of a string of course records which succumbed to him. He took Southerndown's in South Wales with a 67 in the Martini International in which he went on to finish third. In the Bowmaker Pro-Am at Sunningdale, he shot a 66 to take a one-stroke lead ahead of the Australian Peter Thomson and Scotland's George Will. In 1970, at the age of 33, Bryon met Thomson again, this time at Walton Heath where he knocked the Australian out of the News of the World Matchplay Championship. "It would not be unkind to say his victory was against all the odds because Thompson had won the title four times and the Open Championship five times," wrote one member of the golfing press. By all accounts it was a gruelling occasion which went to the 21st hole. He was an illustrious figure too in the PGA which he joined in 1954. He was its captain in 1974 when he led the Great Britain and Ireland team against the USA at Pinehurst in the PGA Cup, an event and a course at which he'd been a player the previous year. He also had an incredible record in the Leeds Cup, the oldest trophy in professional golf that is still played for, with four victories in five years from 1968 – the other year he was one shot back from Hedley Muscroft. In 2001 Bryon's record of contribution to the PGA was recognised by his peers with the gift of honorary life membership. In 1989, to mark his 25 years at Moortown, a pro-am team event was held followed by a celebration dinner at which Bryon presented the club with a silver plate together with a decanter and glasses. The purpose of his presentation was to record in perpetuity the names to those whose Moortown members have achieved a hole-in-one at their home course. The plate is engraved with their names while the glasses are used by those celebrating such achievements. In 2000 he represented Moortown for the first time in the MacKenzie Cup at Royal Melbourne and continued to play in the event to his retirement. Another landmark year in Bryon's tenure as the club's longest-serving professional came in 2002 when he was granted a testimonial year prior to his retirement in February 2003 after 40 years. The club organised a testimonial pro-celebrity golf day to which many of his old professional friends were invited including Christy O'Connor Sr, Maurice Bembridge, John Garner and David Snell. The event was rounded off with a commemorative dinner at which the keynote speaker John Greenwood looked back at some of the highlights of Bryon's time at Moortown. His testimonial year concluded in October with a gala dinner at the Majestic Hotel in Harrogate at which he presented the club with a silver salver, to be known as the Hutchinson Salver to be played for annually in one of the Saturday medals. At the 2003 AGM, shortly after Bryon's retirement, the club offered him honorary membership as a reward for his long service.

MoortownGC's tweet photo. Moortown's longest-serving Head Professional Bryon Hutchinson has sadly passed away following a period of ill health at the age of 88.

Bryon enjoyed remarkable playing career, competing in six Open Championships in which he played alongside Arnold Palmer, and he was appointed captain of the PGA Cup side at Pinehurst in 1974 having played in the inaugural match the previous year. In 2001 he was awarded Honorary Life Membership of the Association.

Bryon joined Moortown from Sitwell Park in 1964 when he succeeded Ted Large. He was already a leading competitor in professional tournaments in Yorkshire and the North and he promptly added to his previous achievements by breaking the course record at Rotherham by three strokes with a 66.

It was to be the first of a string of course records which succumbed to him. He took Southerndown's in South Wales with a 67 in the Martini International in which he went on to finish third. In the Bowmaker Pro-Am at Sunningdale, he shot a 66 to take a one-stroke lead ahead of the Australian Peter Thomson and Scotland's George Will.

In 1970, at the age of 33, Bryon met Thomson again, this time at Walton Heath where he knocked the Australian out of the News of the World Matchplay Championship.

"It would not be unkind to say his victory was against all the odds because Thompson had won the title four times and the Open Championship five times," wrote one member of the golfing press. By all accounts it was a gruelling occasion which went to the 21st hole.

He was an illustrious figure too in the PGA which he joined in 1954. He was its captain in 1974 when he led the Great Britain and Ireland team against the USA at Pinehurst in the PGA Cup, an event and a course at which he'd been a player the previous year.

He also had an incredible record in the Leeds Cup, the oldest trophy in professional golf that is still played for, with four victories in five years from 1968 – the other year he was one shot back from Hedley Muscroft.

In 2001 Bryon's record of contribution to the PGA was recognised by his peers with the gift of honorary life membership.

In 1989, to mark his 25 years at Moortown, a pro-am team event was held followed by a celebration dinner at which Bryon presented the club with a silver plate together with a decanter and glasses.

The purpose of his presentation was to record in perpetuity the names to those whose Moortown members have achieved a hole-in-one at their home course. The plate is engraved with their names while the glasses are used by those celebrating such achievements.

In 2000 he represented Moortown for the first time in the MacKenzie Cup at Royal Melbourne and continued to play in the event to his retirement.

Another landmark year in Bryon's tenure as the club's longest-serving professional came in 2002 when he was granted a testimonial year prior to his retirement in February 2003 after 40 years.

The club organised a testimonial pro-celebrity golf day to which many of his old professional friends were invited including Christy O'Connor Sr, Maurice Bembridge, John Garner and David Snell. The event was rounded off with a commemorative dinner at which the keynote speaker John Greenwood looked back at some of the highlights of Bryon's time at Moortown.

His testimonial year concluded in October with a gala dinner at the Majestic Hotel in Harrogate at which he presented the club with a silver salver, to be known as the Hutchinson Salver to be played for annually in one of the Saturday medals.

At the 2003 AGM, shortly after Bryon's retirement, the club offered him honorary membership as a reward for his long service.

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PaulEalesGolf @PaulEalesGolf

about 1 month ago

Just played @MoortownGC today. Absolutely fantastic. Over 20years since I last played there☹️🤦🏻‍♂️ A must play course https://t.co/fuKeoTlJmG

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about 2 months ago

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about 2 months ago

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Steven @Ste_cav11

3 months ago

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3 months ago

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3 months ago

500k followers giveaway pt 1! My golf bag plus some @Titleist goodies Comment, like, repost to enter. Must be a follower Clubs not included unfortunately* Still need those for my day job

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3 months ago

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4 months ago

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Thomas Skinner ⚒

@iamtomskinner

5 months ago

⛳️ Tom Skinner’s Charity Golf Day – 6th May 2026 ⛳️ We’re raising money for the incredible SNAP Charity, and you’re invited to join us for what is going to be an absolutely brilliant day at Warley Park Golf Club, in Brentwood ESSEX. Tickets are £200 each and here’s what you get: •Breakfast to start the day right 🍳 •A beer on the first tee 🍺 •Golf balls included •FREE entry to Nearest the Pin – and yes… the winner takes home a SMART CAR 🚗 •FREE entry to Longest Drive – with a BOSH driver up for grabs •Evening beer, dinner, and dessert to finish in style 🍽️ •A fantastic night of entertainment and a charity auction •Special guests including footballers, ex-pros, and celebrities •And of course… you’ll see my beautiful face 😎 This is perfect for businesses, entertaining clients, or just a cracking day out with friends. There are plenty of hotels nearby, and spaces will sell fast, so get in touch ASAP to secure your place. Let’s raise some serious money for a wonderful cause and have a proper BOSH day together. Message Me now to book. BOSH❤️⛳️