Pepperell and Senior bound for Egypt
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Two of England’s brightest young internationals will break new ground when they compete in the Egyptian amateur championship at Katameya Heights Golf and Tennis Resort Club in Cairo from September 30 to October 2.
Eddie Pepperell (Drayton Park) and Jack Senior (Heysham, Lancashire) will hope to extend their successful seasons by representing the English Golf Union (EGU) for the first time in the event.
Both were members of the England team that successfully defended the Home Internationals title in Wales in August, Senior making his debut at Ashburnham.
Pepperell is enjoying his best season with victories in the Welsh open stroke play and the Berkshire Trophy. He also helped England win the European men’s team championship in Sweden and represented GB and I against the Continent of Europe in the St Andrews Trophy.
Senior, currently sixth on the Titleist/FootJoy EGU Order of Merit, has also enjoyed 2010. He won the South of England Stroke Play and has seven top ten finishes to his name including the St Andrews Links Trophy, the Tillman Trophy and the Craigmillar Park Open.
The Egyptian amateur championship is played over 54 holes of stroke play, 18 holes per day.
NEWS RELEASE ISSUED BY ENGLISH GOLF UNION
Two of England’s brightest young internationals will break new ground when they compete in the Egyptian amateur championship at Katameya Heights Golf and Tennis Resort Club in Cairo from September 30 to October 2.
Eddie Pepperell (Drayton Park) and Jack Senior (Heysham, Lancashire) will hope to extend their successful seasons by representing the English Golf Union (EGU) for the first time in the event.
Both were members of the England team that successfully defended the Home Internationals title in Wales in August, Senior making his debut at Ashburnham.
Pepperell is enjoying his best season with victories in the Welsh open stroke play and the Berkshire Trophy. He also helped England win the European men’s team championship in Sweden and represented GB and I against the Continent of Europe in the St Andrews Trophy.
Senior, currently sixth on the Titleist/FootJoy EGU Order of Merit, has also enjoyed 2010. He won the South of England Stroke Play and has seven top ten finishes to his name including the St Andrews Links Trophy, the Tillman Trophy and the Craigmillar Park Open.
The Egyptian amateur championship is played over 54 holes of stroke play, 18 holes per day.
Labels: Amateur Men
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