CURTIS CUP PHOTOS AND VIDEOS -- WHAT A FANTASTIC WIN BY GB&I

West Vets - Helen Faulds (Past Captain) , Fiona Roger (Captain) , Evi Park and Patricia Richmond at Nairn

The West Vets congratulate Tegwen Mathews and her Curtis Cup Team on their fantastic win against the USA at the weekend.
To see some Curtis Cup Photographs by West Vets' Webmaster Carol Fell (Renfrewshire County Ambassador):--- Click on the following links

Curtis Cup Opening Ceremony Photographs
Day 1 Curtis Cup Photographs
Day 2 Curtis Cup Photographs
Day 3 Curtis Cup Photographs

Videos from the Curtis Cup at Nairn

Support the Curtis Cup Team this year at Nairn

Support your Curtis Cup Team Poster .

Your Webmaster Carol Fell is a Contact person if you are looking for more details about the Curtis Cup which is being played at Nairn Golf Club on June 8th - June 10th 2012
To read some information on the BIG EVENT then go to the Renfrewshire County Website .

Curtis Cup Team Manager Sue Turner has died.

It is with great sadness to announce the death yesterday of Sue Turner. She was the team manager to International Team Captain Tegwen Matthews for the 37th Curtis Cup Match against the USA which will be held at The Nairn Golf Club, Scotland from June 8 to 10, 2012.
To read more go to the Gillian Kirkwood Website

CURTIS CUP REGISTRATION -- HELP THE LGU

Please register with the Ladies Golf Union if you are going to the Curtis Cup

The Ladies Golf Union would like to know if you are
going to Nairn to watch the 37th Curtis Cup match
June 8-10. You can watch the practice days earlier
in the week as well.

CLICK HERE

Curtis Cup Poster Arrives in Golf Clubs

The countdown has started with a vengeance towards the June 8-10 staging of the 37th Curtis Cup encounter at The Nairn Golf Club, – a biennial, eight-a-side three-day match between the best female amateur golfers in Great Britain & Ireland and their counterparts from the United States. GB & I  last won the trophy at Killarney, Ireland in 1996 but last summer’s Astor Trophy success at Fairhaven GC, Lancashire, where skipper Tegwen Matthews’ team of five beat New Zealand, Canada, Australia and South Africa to win the once-every-four-years tournament, has raised hopes that the tide may turn in this year’s Curtis Cup match at Nairn


To read more go to the LGU Website