Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship to be hosted by Tony Jacklin
Nailcote Hall will hold this year’s Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship where major champion Tony Jacklin will be host.
The Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship at Nailcote Hall will once again be hosted by golfing legend Major Champion Tony Jacklin on August 5-8.
The event is the third biggest in England –boasting a £100,000 total prize fund.
The TP Tour Qualifying was held at Nailcote Hall on July 4.
The notorious Par 3 course once more proved to be a tough customer, with just 5 players from the field of 60 breaking par, the low score of the day was four under par.
The winner by three shots was local player Nicholas Jenkins from nearby Coventry Golf Club.
Jenkins announced he will be turning Pro before the Championship Finals. Four players returned a one under par score to secure their places.
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Seven Pro’s recorded a score of level par, and a play off took place for the sixth and final spot, with Duncan Elbury the benefactor after hitting a super wedge shot to within two feet on the first play off hole.
A hole in one was made by Myles Frost, who won himself an overnight break for two at Nailcote Hall Hotel.
Jak Hamblett , Ben Kruze, Nathan Treacher and Mark Booth all qualified after finishing one under par.
The Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship - August 5-8 Nailcote Hall, Warwickshire.
For further details and ticketing visit www.britishpar3.com
Langley Park TP Tour Result
Scott Bubb from Wimbledon, and Mike McLean, the former European Tour winner who is now on the Senior Tour, finished with a score of 68 at Langley Park.
McLean would have secured victory but for a bogey on the par-3 final hole.
A sudden death play off went to four holes, with Bubb winning with a tap in birdie three, after all previous holes were halved in par.
In joint third place were Connor Fletcher, Zak Morgan and Owen Curry, son of Senior Tour player Paul.
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