JUINOR golfers from a Wirral golf club have qualified for the Champion of Champions 2024 competition.
Six academy juniors from Moreton Hills Golf Centre will travel to the 5 Star Lough Erne resort in Enniskillen in Northern Ireland to take part in the world’s biggest junior golfing event.
The competition, which takes place from July 23-25 will see entries from across 40 countries take part in the tournament.
Taking part from Moreton Hills Golf Centre:
Charlie Brock
Charlie, 10, From Meols, has been playing golf since the age of seven, originally coached by John Andrew, PGA Fellow Professional and latterly by Angus Law, PGA Class AA Professional.
Charlie Brock, aged 10, from Meols (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
Finley Glenn
Nine-year-old Finley from Wirral has been playing since the age of five, originally coached by Angus Law PGA Class AA Professional and continues to use the academy facilities.
Finley Glenn, aged nine (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
Finley Rowland
Finley, aged nine, From Oxton, has been playing since the age of six years old, originally coached by John Andrew, PGA Fellow Professional and latterly, Angus Law, PGA Class AA Professional.
Finley Rowland, aged nine, from Oxton (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
Austin Eastwood
Austin, aged 13, from West Kirby, has been playing for five years, coached by James Wilkinson PGA Class AA Professional.
Austin Eastwood, aged 13, from West Kirby (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
Harvey Eastwood
Harvey, aged 10, from West Kirby, has been playing for five years, coached by James Wilkinson PGA Class AA Professional. f
Harvey Eastwood, aged 10, from West Kirby (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
Ross Woods-Smith
Ross, aged 15, from Kirkby has been playing since he was seven-years-old, coached by James Wilkinson PGA Class AA Professional.
Ross Woods-Smith, aged 15, from Kirkby (Image: Moreton Hills Golf Centre)
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