Following Europe's recent success in the Solheim Cup, women golfers from across the continent have been competing in Suffolk this week.
Stoke-by-Nayland Golf Club has been the venue for the Womens' Professional Golf Association International Challenge event.
The 54-hole tournament concludes today, Saturday 28th September, and is free to spectators.
Teenage golfer Charley Hull from near Kettering in Northamptonshire will have at least another half a day to prepare for her Solheim Cup debut in America. The event is the women's equivalent of the Ryder Cup.
17-year-old Charley lined up with the European team facing the USA at Friday morning's opening ceremony but isn't taking part in the first session of play.
She's the youngest player in the history of the competition.
Kettering teenager Charley Hull could make golfing history if she's selected to take part in day one of the Solheim Cup at Colorado Golf Club.
At 17, Hull would become the youngest player in the history of the competition if she's picked by European captain Liselotte Neumann to face the Americans in either the foursomes or the fourballs.
Golf fans will know Ian Poulter's heroics at recent Ryder Cups are well documented, but now another player from Woburn Golf Club is preparing to take on the Americans.
At 17 years old, Charley Hull is the youngest player ever to make the European team for the Solheim Cup, the women's version of the event which starts on Friday.
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Megan Taylor, 18, from Cambridgeshire has just won a golfing scholarship to study at an American university - a route taken by many of today's top pros.
A teenage golfer from Kettering is hoping to make her mark at the Women's Open today.
17-year-old Charley Hull tees off later in the first round at St Andrews. She made her professional debut earlier this year, after finishing second in her first five Ladies European Tour events.
More than 100 golf clubs - including some in this region - are on the verge of going out of business because of the financial crises.
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The prestigious golf trophy comes to the town's Stockwood Park Golf Centre next Wednesday. The trophy is coming to the course to mark highlight the fundraising efforts of a local man.
Declan Duggan’s has spent the last ten years raising cash in memory of his son, who tragically died at the hands of a drunk driver. Cash raised has contributed to the par 3 course at Stockwood.
The course is used to help develop young golf stars and introduce a new generation to the beautiful game.
Sean Jacklin, son of golf legend Tony Jacklin, will be taking part in the English Challenge Golf tournament in Essex.
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