News & Updates

The Suffolk Seniors Ladies V’s Bedfordshire Senior Ladies on 16th September. The match was contested in 4 Ball Better-Ball format with Suffolk Ladies recording an impressive victory by 2&1/2 points to Bedfordshire's 1&1/2 points.

Sir John Smiley was Captain of Flempton Golf Club in 1914 and presented the club with the Captains Prize a silver trophy which was not played for until the end of the Great War in 1919. This year the Smiley Cup (an 18 hole Medal competition) was hotly contested with...

A casual visitor on the day would be forgiven for thinking that they had stepped back in time as players were dressed in Plus 4’s and flat caps, and walked the fairways with half sets of hickory clubs. The Flempton Links was played as originally intended by J.H.Taylor...

After missing out last year, Flempton Golf Club were delighted to welcome visitors back to their Mixed Open Day on Saturday 4th September. The course was in perfect condition and three couples tied on 44 points with Stewart & Susan Tyler (Ipswich GC) winning on...

The Competition is run on day 1, and over the first round of the Briggs Challenge Cup and is a medal handicap event played over 18 holes. A fine round by the rapidly improving Ben Mason (Playing off a handicap of 10) took the honours in a close fought contest after...

The scratch competition held over 2 days and 36 holes identifies Flempton’s Champion Golfer Of The Year. After day and round 1 Robbie Beecroft held a 1 shot lead and took a slim advantage into the second day after an opening 74, with both Harvey Finbow and James Hurst...

Following the opening of the resurfaced and levelled 1st Tee earlier in June. We are delighted to be able to confirm that the 9 New Blue Tees are now open and ready for all members to play. We encourage all members to make use of the forward tees and enjoy a new...

Representing Flempton GC in the Suffolk Junior Team County Final on the 19th June (L to R) was Ben Mason, Jack Rust, & Adam Waterman.   In earlier rounds the trio progressed at the expense of Thorpeness (Bye), Bury St Edmunds (at home), and Felixstowe Ferry (at...

Lee Sharp will be presented with the Peter Batt Trophy later in the year. An impressive haul of 41 points from his handicap of 9 was the best of the day. Beating off all comers on a day of strong performances with notable mentions going out to David knight (40...

The Centenary Cup was won this year by John Herd. Just beating Lionel Thurlow by one Stableford point. A steady outward nine was followed by near perfect golf on the inward 9. All amounting to 39 Points and a handsome trophy and Jon’s debut on the clubs honours...