Over 200 schoolchildren have been teeing off at Carmarthen Golf Club. The golf enthusiasts showed off their skills in a county wide Fair Play Tournament by taking part in the short putt, long putt, pitch shot, iron shot and wood shot. The event, organised by Carmarthenshire County Council’s Disability Sport Wales officer, Gold Development Wales and professional Golf player Darren Griffiths, was to raise awareness of disabled activities in the county. This was the second time the event was held at Carmarthen Golf Club, and additional to the successful and long standing annual event at Glyn Abbey when over 130 pupils took part. The council’s disability sport Wales officer, Lisa Pudner said: “The children had a great time competing against one another in a fun environment.”
Morning results.
- Best Sort Putt: Rhiana Ralls, Llandeilo
- Best Long Putt: Aaron Allen, Bro Banw
- Best Chip Shot: Harri Thomas, Ffwrnes
- Best Pitch Shot: Joshua Jones, Dewi Sant
- Best Iron Shot: Dylan Millar, Ffwrnes
- Best Wood Shot: Llŷr Jones, Ffwrnes
Overall Winner: Llŷr Jones, Ffwrnes; 2nd overall: Dylan Millar, Ffwrnes; 3rd overall: Nathan Jones, Nantgaredig
Afternoon results.
- Best Sort Putt: Amy Hicks, St John Lloyd
- Best Long Putt: Hetti Williams, Parc Y Rhun
- Best Chip Shot: Nathan Davies, Strade
- Best Pitch Shot: Matthew Rees, Garreglwyd
- Best Iron Shot: Jordon Williams, St John Lloyd
- Best Wood Shot: Ceiran Stather, Bro Dinefwr
Overall Winner: Ceiran Stather, Bro Dinefwr; 2nd overall: Aaron Jenkins, Maes Y Gwendraeth; 3rd overall: Rhodri Moses, Maes Y Gwendraeth
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