HUTCHEON AWARDED HONORARY LIFE
MEMBERSHIP AT DEER PARK
MEMBERSHIP AT DEER PARK
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Greig Hutcheon has described himself as ‘shocked’ after being given honorary lifetime membership of Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Livingston.
Greig Hutcheon has described himself as ‘shocked’ after being given honorary lifetime membership of Deer Park Golf and Country Club, Livingston.
The Banchory man is a five-time winner of the Emtec Group
Deer Park Masters and was awarded lifetime membership of the club today in
recognition of his achievements in the event.
“This is an
absolutely fantastic honour,” said Hutcheon. “To receive honorary lifetime
membership at a course I love is amazing. I always love coming here and I
really didn’t expect this.
“I always ask if I can roll Deer Park up in my pocket and
take it wherever I go. I love the course and it keeps getting better every
year.”
Hutcheon entered this year’s Deer Park Masters as defending
champion following his record fifth victory in 2016 and he came close to
getting his name on the trophy once again, finishing one shot back in a tie for
fourth.
“I played well yesterday but left a few out there. Today was
the toughest I have ever seen Deer Park play and I managed to shoot 3-under-par
and give myself a fighting chance. I came up short but being awarded this is
almost better than winning.”
Alan Tait, general manager at Deer Park Golf and Country
Club and a PGA professional, said: “Since taking over at Deer Park in May, it
was always a focus for this year’s Deer Park Masters to be bigger and better
than ever before.
“Having played in over 1,000 pro-am tournaments in my
career, I was conscious, given the size and quality of the field, that to have
won five Deer Park Masters out of the 13 that have taken place is a fantastic
achievement and felt this had to be recognised.
“Through his wins, Greig has been a fantastic ambassador for
Deer Park Golf and Country Club and speaks affectionately about the event and
Deer Park wherever he goes on his travels. For me, this was a terrific way to
say thank you to him for his support over the years but most importantly,
recognising his wonderful accomplishment in winning this event so many times.”
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