England Golf Awards 2017 Tickets

The England Golf Awards 2017 is an annual event that celebrates the very best of English golf. The ceremony recognizes individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the sport in their respective fields, from clubs and facilities to coaches and players.

This year's awards ceremony was held on March 16, 2017 at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. Attended by over 400 members of the golfing community, the evening began with a champagne reception before proceeding onto the main event.

One of the major highlights of the ceremony was the presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Award, which went to John Jacobs OBE. Jacobs is famous for his work as a coach and commentator, and he founded the European Tour in 1972. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in the sport and his contribution has been immeasurable.

The award for Volunteer of the Year was presented to Robert Gibson, who has served as secretary of the Lake District Junior Golf Association since 1999. Gibson has worked tirelessly to encourage young people to take up the sport and has helped to establish several successful youth programmes across the region.

Also recognized were Highpost Golf Club and Tyrrell Hatton. Highpost won the Most Welcoming Club of the Year award, while Tyrrell Hatton scooped the Men’s Player of the Year title after an impressive season on the European Tour.

The awards ceremony also features new categories such as Young Ambassador of the Year, R&A Greenkeeper of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Club of the Year. Each of these categories aims to recognize excellence across all aspects of the sport, whether it be in junior development, course maintenance, coaching or club management.

Overall, the England Golf Awards 2017 was a resounding success, showcasing the very best of English golf and celebrating those who contribute to its success. It is fantastic to see such recognition being given to individuals and organisations who work tirelessly to promote the sport and to ensure that it continues to thrive for generations to come. The event highlights how golf has become an integral part of English sporting culture, and its continued popularity looks set to ensure that the game remains one of the most enduring and beloved pastimes in the country.