Please ensure results for the Two Man League and the Taylor Trophy are emailed to results@ldrga.co.uk
News and upcoming events
20.06.18 The Two Man League results and tables have been updated.
12.06.18 The Taylor Trophy draw has been updated.
Congratulations to Howley Hall on retaining the Tom Howard Memorial Trophy.
Thanks to Headingley GC for hosting the event. Full results to follow here.
05.06.18 The Two Man League results and tables have been updated.
15.05.18 The Taylor Trophy draw has been updated.
12.06.18 The Taylor Trophy draw has been updated.
Congratulations to Howley Hall on retaining the Tom Howard Memorial Trophy.
Thanks to Headingley GC for hosting the event. Full results to follow here.
05.06.18 The Two Man League results and tables have been updated.
15.05.18 The Taylor Trophy draw has been updated.
Welcome message from the president
The Leeds and District Rabbit Golf Association is proud to be one of the six areas along with Bradford area, Flamborough area, Halifax & Huddersfield area, Harrogate area and Wakefield area that make up the Yorkshire Rabbit Golf Association
Officials 2018
President: Graham Bond (Headingley Golf Club)
Vice President: Martin Walker (Roundhay Golf Club)
Secretary/Treasurer: Rob Barnes (South Leeds Golf Club)
Competition Secretary: Gary Bream (South Leeds Golf Club)
Assistant Secretary: Andy Shepherd (Cookridge Hall Golf Club)
Yorkshire RGA Representative: Rob Barnes (South Leeds Golf Club)
Vice President: Martin Walker (Roundhay Golf Club)
Secretary/Treasurer: Rob Barnes (South Leeds Golf Club)
Competition Secretary: Gary Bream (South Leeds Golf Club)
Assistant Secretary: Andy Shepherd (Cookridge Hall Golf Club)
Yorkshire RGA Representative: Rob Barnes (South Leeds Golf Club)
Aims of The Association
The aims are to encourage the high handicap golfer to take an active interest in all golfing matters pertaining to the success and welfare of his club and to afford him facilities for enjoying and developing his game by arranging various competitions.
The aims are to encourage the high handicap golfer to take an active interest in all golfing matters pertaining to the success and welfare of his club and to afford him facilities for enjoying and developing his game by arranging various competitions.