Royal Marines gather for the prestigious Golf Association Autumn Meet

On September 7, the prestigious Royal Marines Golf Association Autumn Meet took place at the beautiful China Fleet Golf Club.

The event brought together a mix of 50 serving and retired Royal Marines, showcasing their exceptional golfing skills and camaraderie on the lush green fairways.
 
In the highly anticipated Serving Corps Autumn Meet, Cpl Andrew Westwood emerged as the champion, displaying outstanding golfing prowess throughout the tournament. Cpl Westwood's skilful play and unwavering focus earned him a well-deserved victory, making him the highlight of the day.
 
The Serving Corps Autumn Meet featured fierce competition among the serving and retired Royal Marines. The participants demonstrated exceptional sportsmanship and determination as they navigated the challenging course and spectacular warmth. The event showcased the dedication and talent of these remarkable individuals, representing the spirit of the Royal Marines.
 
In addition to the Serving Corps Autumn Meet, the Retired Autumn Meet also took place, attracting retired Royal Marines who continue to exhibit their golfing abilities. Among the participants, Retired Martyn Wooltorton emerged as the champion, showcasing his experience and expertise on the golf course. Retired Woolertons victory marked a moment of celebration and triumph for the retired Royal Marines community.

The Retired Autumn Meet jug, a symbol of prestige and achievement, was awarded to Retired Martyn Wooltorton in recognition of his exceptional golfing performance. This honour further highlights the continued dedication and passion of retired Royal Marines for the game of golf.
 
The Autumn Meet at China Fleet Golf Club was a resounding success, bringing together current and former Royal Marines for a day filled with thrilling golf action and plenty dit slinging. The event not only celebrated the participants' golfing abilities but also fostered a sense of unity and camaraderie among the Royal Marines community.
 
The Royal Marines Golf Association can be proud of the Autumn Meet's success and the remarkable performances exhibited by Cpl Andrew Westwood, winner of the Serving Corps Autumn Meet, and Retired Marytan Woolerton, winner of the Retired Autumn Meet Jug. Their achievements serve as a testament to the skill, dedication, and spirit of the Royal Marines both in active service and beyond.
 
As the day drew to a close, participants and spectators alike departed with a sense of fulfilment, eagerly anticipating future events that will continue to showcase the exceptional talent and camaraderie within the Royal Marines Golf Association.