Several PGA Members have been named as finalists for the highly anticipated 2024 England Golf Awards, sponsored by FJ.
Alastair Spink (Fynn Valley GC, Suffolk), Alex MacGregor (Addington Court GC, Surrey) and Paul Creamer (Blacknest G&CC, Hampshire) have all been nominated for the Participation & Development Coach of the Year award.
Spink is also a finalist in the Diversity & Inclusion Champion category, while Molly Moore (Reigate Hill GC, Surrey) and Meghan Hopkins (3 Hammers Golf Academy, Staffordshire) are in with a chance of winning the Women & Girls Trailblazer accolade.
The awards will be presented at the England Golf Centenary Dinner & Awards evening at the Midland Manchester Hotel on February 13th, 2023.
England Golf Chief Executive, Jeremy Tomlinson, said: “We’re very much looking forward to a wonderful night to celebrate 100 years of England Golf, with a great opportunity to recognise many of the wonderful volunteers in the game.
“Those who have been nominated for an award should be immensely proud of what they have achieved and while it is always a difficult task for our judging panels, we believe we have some excellent finalists and wonderful winners, as such we look forward to welcoming everyone at the Centenary Dinner.”
Nominations were invited from the public for nine of the categories and an expert panel of 38 judges, comprising England Golf staff as well as key industry and media colleagues, have whittled down the long list of nominations to the remaining finalists.
A total of 11 awards will be handed out, including the Lifetime Service Award which will be presented to one worthy recipient on the night.
