Andover GC stand in their way of a place in the final at Barton on Sea near Bournemouth with the other semi-final between Stoneham GC and Cowes GC.Each team comprises seven players who each play 18 holes of individual matchplay off handicaps.Team manager and captain Roger Laffoley said: ‘It’s the first time in the club’s history we have reached this far in the competition, which is one heck of an achievement for a membership of just 45 senior playing members.’We beat two of the strongest clubs in the Channel Islands – La Moye GC and the Royal Guernsey GC, the latter away from home – on the way to a quarter-final match against Bohunt Manor who were no match for us at home.’Our team spirit is very high and we are going away to win not just for the ride.
The confidence and the form of the players is in great shape and they will be doing their level best to bring the trophy back to the Island.’Team (from): Roger Laffoley, Paul Camara, Dave Carey, Dom Cullinane, Chris Davey, Chris Huelin, Geoff Laffoley, Simon Mills, Steve Monins, Simon Maloney, Pat Patterson.
