Final Day

The final day was a true test of individual skill with Singles match play. Each player faced off in head-to-head battles, with every point crucial in determining the overall victor. The matches were fiercely contested, with momentum swinging back and forth. England's lead was challenged continuously by the Scots, who showed incredible tenacity. The galleries were treated to exceptional golf around the course with putts dropping from all over the greens and some dramatic finishes. The final point needed came down to Oulton Hall’s very own Neil Patrick with the last putt. Ultimately, the contest concluded with a narrow victory for England, whose consistency and early lead proved just enough to secure the win. Scotland’s valiant effort and sportsmanship were commendable, promising an even more exciting rematch in the future. The GWD England vs SDGC Scotland at Herons Reach highlighted not only the competitive nature of the sport for Disabled Golf but also the enduring spirit of friendly rivalry. It was well supported throughout the three days, the incredible efforts Matthew and his team at Herons Reach did for the GWD was amazing. It was simply incredible, from organising team shirts on Sunday afternoon to ensuring the buggies were sorted each day and providing personalized bag tags, your attention to detail was phenomenal.