Honours Breakdown
Individual honours4
Team honours0
First-place awards3
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Event Honours
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the Winners
Every organiser chooses how to recognise great performances. This page records each honour earned during the event, from competition victories to prize presentations.
4Honours AwardedAcross completed competitions
2Different WinnersRecognised so far
1Multiple HonoursPlayers recognised more than once
3CompetitionsWith honours recorded
0Team HonoursShared success
£140Recorded Prize ValueProvided by the organiser
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Honours include competition wins, placings, prizes, awards and other recognition presented during this event.
They may include points, trophies, vouchers, cash, gifts or recognition without a monetary value.
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Sometimes it’s not just your scorecard that gets a workout – countback keeps everyone sweating too!
The Championship at Stevenage was clinched by Shanker (Grant), who emerged victorious from a three-way Stableford tie with 34 points after a dramatic countback. Con (James) matched Grant’s tally, with Dave completing the trio, but countback rules made all the difference.
Shanker (Grant) claimed the Championship at Stevenage through the ever-exciting countback mechanism, after finishing tied with Con (James) and Dave on 34 Stableford points. The outcome hinged on sorting out the trio post-round, with countback on the last three holes then hole-by-hole separating tres amigos. Gal’s 93 was the lowest gross score (and possibly the noisiest racket). Shanker left with both the title and the right to buy the first celebratory round – and a clear case for carrying a spreadsheet alongside golf balls.
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Competition stories, prize moments and clubhouse glory—published from the event’s completed results.
Con (James) delivered the winning result in the Longest Drive.
Con (James) won the Longest Drive with Yards on Hole 15 at Stevenage Golf & Conference Centre, producing the result that settled this self-contained challenge. The par 4, stroke index 16 provided the setting.
Con (James) delivered the winning result in the Nearest pin.
Con (James) won the Nearest pin with Feet on Hole 14 at Stevenage Golf & Conference Centre, producing the result that settled this self-contained challenge. The par 3, stroke index 10 provided the setting.
Event standings
Current leader
Shanker (Grant)
1 honour · 1 win
Honours Leaders
Ranked first by honours earned, then competition wins.
Leaderboard basis
All completed event competitions
Order: honours earned, then wins, then recorded value
1st
Shanker (Grant)1 honour across the event
1Honours
1Wins
1Individual
0Team
£75Recorded value
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2nd
Con (James)3 honours across the event
3Honours
2Wins
3Individual
0Team
£65Recorded value
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Honours Timeline
Competition outcomes and organiser-provided recognition throughout the event.
Individual
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Championship
Shanker (Grant)
Winner | £75
Won on countback over last 3
Individual
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Championship
Con (James)
Runner up | £25
Placed after countback last 3 then hole by hole
Longest Drive
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Longest Drive
Con (James)
Winner | £20
Closest To Pin
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Nearest pin
Con (James)
Winner | £20
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