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Haigh Golf’s Young Tigers Earn Their
Stripes
Some of the best young golf talents from
across Wigan Borough and beyond will be celebrating a year of success at
Haigh Golf Complex on Sunday 30th September.
Haigh Tigers presentation day will see regulars at the course receive
their winners medals for various tournament wins over the season. Over
forty children will attend the presentation following a morning of fun
golf activities with their families.
Haigh Golf Complex attracts hundreds of young players each year. In the
last 12 months the team of professionals have introduced golf to over
2000 children in local schools and a further 300 children have taken
part in the junior programs at Haigh’s 9-hole Academy.
The Academy's programs include individual lessons, group lessons,
juniors classes and schools all aiming to improve the quality of young
players in the area.
Head of Haigh Golf Complex Ian Lee said: “All of our young players have
shown a great amount of effort and enthusiasm over the last twelve
months. We are pleased with the progress we are making at the Academy
but would like to see even more youngsters down at Haigh Golf Complex
learning from our team of professionals.”
For more information about Haigh Tigers and the Golf Complex contact Ian
Lee on 01942 831107 or visit
www.haighall.net A full list of tournament winners is
available from
www.ianleegolf.co.uk/tigers
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NOTES TO EDITORS: For further information on this press release please
contact Chris Dunbar, Media and Public Relations Manager, on 01942
486937 or at
c.dunbar@wlct.org
Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust: Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust is a
charitable trust working on behalf of Wigan Council to manage and
support leisure and cultural facilities, initiatives and events for over
300,000 residents in the Wigan Borough. See
www.wlct.org
Getting Wigan Active: Getting Wigan Active is Wigan Leisure and Culture
Trust’s vision to help people across the Wigan Borough to become more
physically, mentally and creatively active. It also aims to increase
community activity and to encourage good citizenship.
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