Freemasons help young golfers

Lincolnshire Freemasons’ Golf Association has given a cheque for £220 to Sleaford Golf Club Junior Section to assist in development of budding players.
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Jan 2019, 13:00 BST
Updated 7th Feb 2019, 19:11 BST
Presenting the donation. From left - Lincolnshire Freemasons Golf Association chairman Terry Little, raffle winner Ed Walters, Nick Musson, Junior Organiser at Sleaford Golf Club Dougie Coote and Association Secretary Mick Wright. EMN-190118-135823001Presenting the donation. From left - Lincolnshire Freemasons Golf Association chairman Terry Little, raffle winner Ed Walters, Nick Musson, Junior Organiser at Sleaford Golf Club Dougie Coote and Association Secretary Mick Wright. EMN-190118-135823001
Presenting the donation. From left - Lincolnshire Freemasons Golf Association chairman Terry Little, raffle winner Ed Walters, Nick Musson, Junior Organiser at Sleaford Golf Club Dougie Coote and Association Secretary Mick Wright. EMN-190118-135823001

Brother Dougie Coote of Sleaford-based St Botolph’s Lodge gave the association a flag signed by players who took part in the 2017 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club, and tickets were sold at Association events all over Lincolnshire.

In the picture, above, presenting the donation are, from left - Lincolnshire Freemasons’ Golf Association chairman Terry Little, raffle winner Ed Walters, Nick Musson, 
Junior Organiser at Sleaford Golf Club Dougie Coote and Association Secretary Mick Wright.

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The Association was launched in 1922 as a series of matches between Lodges in Lincoln , spreading to venues across Lincolnshire and involving provinces in other counties.

Golfers interested in playing with the Lincolnshire Masonic Golf Association are invited to email Mick Wright at [email protected]

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