The unsung heroes and the champions of English amateur golf were last night honoured at the 2022 England Golf Awards sponsored by adidas.
Broadcaster and keen golfer Naga Munchetty hosted the event which was streamed live on England Golf’s YouTube channel.
Viewers enjoyed guest appearances from singer and presenter Fleur East, golfing royal Zara Tindall, tennis coach Judy Murray and England Golf ambassador Tommy Fleetwood as well as contributions from England Golf CEO Jeremy Tomlinson and our category winners.
The full awards ceremony is now available to view on the England Golf YouTube channel.
The awards are designed to recognise and reward individuals, teams, clubs and counties who have shone in the past year and made a positive contribution to the amateur game in this country.
There were 11 category winners announced, each with their own special tale to tell. In 10 of the 11 categories, nominations were made by the public and a panel of 46 judges comprising experts from the golf industry, the media and England Golf staff had the unenviable task of picking one winner in each section.
The nominees for the Performance of the Year category were put forward and then judged by staff in the England Golf performance department led by director Nigel Edwards.
Each category winner receives an engraved glass trophy supplied by Burridge London to mark their achievement. |
To find out more about each category winner, simply click on the links below. |
· Club of the Year – Hazel Grove GC (Cheshire) |
· County of the Year (in association with Your Golf Travel) – Kent Golf |
· Diversity and Inclusion Champion – Terry Kirby, Ganstead Park GC (Yorkshire) |
· Participation and Development Coach of the Year – Aaron Cox, Blackwell Grange GC (Durham) |
· Performance of the Year – England Women’s Squad |
· Sustainability Project of the Year – Farleigh GC (Surrey) |
· Tournament Venue of the Year – Farnham GC (Surrey) |
· Volunteer of the Year – Alan Plumb, Strawberry Hill GC (Middlesex) |
· Women and Girls’ Trailblazer – Hannah Crump, Stonebridge GC (Warwickshire) |
· Young Ambassador of the Year (in association with the Golf Foundation) – Kai Williams, Bedford and County GC (Bedfordshire) |
· Lifetime Service Award – Tommy Tulk, Long Sutton GC (Somerset) |