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Welcome to the EGU/EWGA GolfMark website, which provides an overview of the scheme and allows interested golf clubs the option to apply online and complete a self-assessment.
The website also details what rewards are available to golf clubs, feedback from those already participating in the scheme, plus up to date information on other EGU/EWGA initiatives which could be of benefit to golf clubs. As part of the GolfMark Award, once a golf club is awarded they will also be recognised by Sport England as a Clubmark facility.
For further information, view sample GolfMark Questions from each section
GOLF MARK Clubs
National Skills Challenge 2010 supported by FootJoy
Golf clubs can use the National Skills Challenge to improve junior golf and make practicing more fun. Registered clubs can take part in Official Challenges or just use the activities as part of their club coaching programme.The National Skills Challenge is a series of 10 activities to help juniors improve their golf and make practicing more FUN!!!
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Cookridge Hall Golf Club receives EGU/EWGA High Achiever GolfMark Award
Cookridge Hall Golf Club has been awarded High Achiever GolfMark accreditation through their 3 year reassessment to retain the award, demonstrating their hard work and dedication to both junior and beginners golf.
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» GolfMark awarded to the 300th Club
EGU/EWGA has awarded their 300th GolfMark award to Stonebridge Golf Club in Warwickshire.
» Sainsburys Active Kids
For information about how to claim free equipment for your golf club through the Active Kids scheme being run by Sainsburys supermarket in 2010.Click on the title above for further details.
» GolfMark - Case Studies
The EGU/EWGA is interested in hearing from any golf clubs that are involved in the process of GolfMark. For ideas on the type of information we are seeking please click on the link
» GolfMark Evidence
Click on the link to view examples of items submitted as evidence for each question. These documents are designed to support golf clubs in collating the correct type of evidence.
