Close House and attached tour professional Lee Westwood, in partnership with Lookers Motor Group and PING, have announced that the second annual Junior Masters will be played at Close House on 29th October 2018.
GolfPunk is in the beautiful island of Islay to stay at the recently opened and renovated Islay House.
will be the destination for some of golf’s rising stars this summer when the celebrated Wiltshire venue will play host to Europe’s leading development tour for the first time. The club’s acclaimed par-72 parkland course – set within 365 acres of picturesque rolling countryside on the southern edge of the Cotswolds – will welcome the 2023 Mizuno Next Gen Series, presented by
Close House, home to the 2017 British Masters, and resident tour pro Lee Westwood have announced that a Junior Masters will take place on the 26th September to celebrate the European Tour event at the club.
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The 2023 Junior Masters is set to return to Close House, with nine qualifying events spanning across eight counties in the UK, as junior golf continues to take huge strides within the game.
The champions of this year’s Junior Masters event have been crowned at Close House, following an exciting grand final, which was the biggest to date. A group of 68 talented juniors competed on the iconic Championship Colt course as continued its support of young golfers and their development within the game.
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According to a rogue tweet by Sky Sports Commentator Ewen Murray, Close House will host the 2017 British Masters, with Lee Westwood as host.
