The Wales Golf Awards, recognising the best in Welsh golf, are back at Ryder Cup venue, Celtic Manor Resort, in March 2023 after a four-year hiatus.
The awards will be celebrating all levels of Welsh golf from junior participation through to management and golfer of the year.
The last Awards lunch was scheduled for March 30, 2020, before events forced a late cancellation and made the following two years equally challenging, meaning the last time the Awards were held was in 2019.
There will be the presentation of Welsh Golf Club of the Year, along with the JuniorGolfCert Junior Club of the Year, Development PGA Professional of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Golfer of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award.
There will also be a new award, The Welsh Golf Club Manager of the Year supported by the Golf Club Managers Association Wales Region.
Wales Golf chief executive, Hannah McAllister, said: “These awards really do cover every area of the game, from Player of the Year to Volunteer of the Year, as well as the awards to the Club of the Year and Junior Club of the Year.
“Welsh golf clubs have been severely tested in the last three years, but have come out stronger. There has been so much good work it is great to finally recognise the clubs and people who have made a difference.
“That good work has been carrying on and it is nice to think we will be able to publicly thank and congratulate all those people in the special venue for Welsh golf fans of The Twenty Ten clubhouse at Celtic Manor.
“We would encourage everyone involved in golf in Wales to think of anyone they know, or any club, who deserve that recognition. We look forward to seeing the award winners in March next year.”
Applications and nominations are now open and will remain open until 30th December, 2022.
CLICK HERE to find out more and make an award application.
