STAFFORDSHIRE GOLFER
FROM THE EDITOR
Welcome to issue fifteen of The Staffordshire Golfer, and with it, we bring the start of the golfing season!
There has been plenty going on behind the scenes at County HQ as we prepare for the upcoming season. Kevin Beattie has been settling into his role as Head of Elite Golf and has named James O’Keeffe as the new first-team captain. We caught up with James for a new episode of the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs podcast, where he delves into the start of his golfing career and shares his aspirations for his first season as captain. James brings a new approach to the captaincy of the first team and his thoughts on the season ahead make for refreshing reading.
We’d also like to take this opportunity to congratulate one of our own, Richard Mansell, on his maiden DP World Tour victory at the Porsche Singapore Classic. If you’re reading this, Richard, everyone at the County is incredibly proud of what you’ve achieved. We all know how hard you’ve worked and the sacrifices you’ve made to reach this point – hopefully the next win follows soon! If you check out the archives of the SUGC podcast you can learn more about Richard’s progression through the ranks of the game and the role that County golf played.
We also spoke with former county player Alexi Glass, who is now studying at the Tournament Golf
THE TEAM AT STAFFORDSHIRE GOLFER
Editor and Production: Medi8 Golf – nathan@medi8ltd.co.uk
Editorial research: Gareth Shaw – secretary@staffsgolf.org.uk
Editorial research: Michael Entecott – michael.entecott@staffsgolf.org.uk
MESSAGE FROM THE COUNTY SECRETARY
As we approach the start of the 2025 golf season, I am filled with anticipation and pride for the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs and our Elite Teams. This year marks an exciting chapter for us, with a fresh mix of talent, a renewed focus on player development, and strong support from our partners.
We are fortunate to have a dedicated coaching team in place, led by Kevin Beattie, who will continue to guide our players with expertise and passion. Together, we are focused on providing the best resources and training to help our athletes reach their full potential. The addition of Rapsodo’s cutting-edge launch monitor devices is a game-changer, and we’re thrilled to incorporate this technology into our training regime. It will provide our players with valuable insights into their game, helping them to refine their skills and gain the competitive edge they need to succeed.
The upcoming season promises to be one of the most competitive and thrilling we’ve seen. Our Elite Teams will be taking part in key tournaments, including the
College – a worthwhile listen for any aspiring junior golfers! If you’d like to hear the full versions of both interviews, head over to Spotify or visit our website for links to these and all previous episodes.
In the rest of this issue, you’ll find details about our brand-new deal with Rapsodo, a walkthrough on how to sign up for County competitions, how the SUGC centenary book is about to find a place at the home of golf, and much more!
County Championship and various inter-county matches. I have no doubt that our players will rise to the occasion, representing Staffordshire with pride and determination.
I’d like to thank everyone who has supported our efforts to develop top-tier talent within Staffordshire. We’re looking forward to a season full of progress, growth, and success.
Here’s to an exciting 2025 season ahead!
Gareth Shaw County Secretary, Staffordshire Union of Golf
Clubs
STAFFORDSHIRE’S RICHARD MANSELL CLINCHES FIRST DP WORLD TOUR VICTORY
One of Staffordshire’s very own, Richard Mansell, has etched his name into DP World Tour history after claiming his maiden victory at the Porsche Singapore Classic.
It’s been quite the journey from learning the ropes as Staffordshire Junior Captain at Oxley Park and Beau Desert to lifting his first DP World Tour trophy at the 104th attempt.
After day one was wiped out following a monsoon in Singapore, Mansell carded a final-round
six-under 66, hitting five consecutive birdies between holes four and eight and making the turn with a two-shot advantage over the chasing pack. His first and only bogey of the round followed on the 10th, before gaining that shot back on the 13th.
He headed to the 18th level on score with clubhouse leader Keita
Nakajima, who had posted a bogey-free seven-under 65. However, the Staffordshire hero stood firm and two-putted from over 100 feet for a closing birdie to secure the title.
Speaking to Sky Sports after his victory, he said: “What a feeling. First week with a new caddie [David
Kenny], so that was a good start, and a couple of times he got me to slow down.
“It makes those near misses and when I’ve got ahead of myself in the past just kind of worth it, and it just means that much more.
“In 2022 I had quite a few close calls and didn’t get it done. Looking back on it, I probably should’ve kept doing what I was doing, and it probably would’ve happened a lot sooner.
“But I went searching, I tried to change, and I became quite good at pointing the finger, blaming other people for why it hadn’t happened. “I started just not enjoying it as much, and I got a little bit lost from where I’d actually come from. Ellie, my wife, has been so supportive. “It’s taken a lot of work these past six months. I’ve just had to stay patient and forget everyone else, and that was my main thing today — to focus on myself.
“Luckily, I had an opportunity on the last hole to hole a putt for the win,
and I managed to do it.
“It’s amazing. I’ve just been on the phone to my mum and dad and Ellie’s parents. So many people have supported me and believed in me when I stopped believing in myself.
“One thing I’d say to people trying to do it as a career — that moment is the most fulfilling thing in the world, and it’s worth it. So stick in, and hopefully, you’ll get rewarded one day like I have today.”
County Secretary Gareth Shaw commented: “It’s absolutely fantastic to see Richard winning his first DP World Tour event in Singapore. He was always a hard worker when he was coming through the County ranks, so we all know how much this means to him. He’s had some close calls over the last couple of years, so it’s great to see him get over the line. Hopefully, this is just the beginning, and his second follows shortly after!
This is also a great reminder to our aspiring professional golfers in the County ranks that if you put the hard work in, the results will come.”
J.O’K: I’m trying to stay away from setting handicap goals — especially with the new system, it’s tough to control. I’d love to win things, but you can play brilliantly and still lose. So I’m focusing on process goals. I want to improve my strokes gained on putting compared to a plus-one or plus-two handicap player — I’m currently about two shots behind that. The same goes for my wedge play. If I improve those areas, the results will come. Mentally, I think I’m strong — so if I approach each county match with the right mindset and stick to my process, I’ve done everything I can.
G.S: That’s such a good outlook. But has it been a journey to get there? Were you once focused on just chasing scratch?
J.O’K: 100%. For years, it was all about the handicap. I’d play every round thinking, “If I miss this putt, my handicap will go up.” It’s not healthy. I had a bit of an epiphany a few years ago. I’ve got a good friend, Liam Hopkins, who’s a psychologist at Salford City. We’ve talked a lot about controlling what you can control. Now, I focus on whether I’ve committed to my process. The outcome will take care of itself.
G.S: Love that. Switching to county golf — we’re so lucky to have you as county captain for 2025. Was that something you ever expected?
J.O’K: Honestly, no. I’d had conversations about second-team captaincy before. But this year, my goal was just to be a consistent member of the first team. So when Kev asked me, it was a huge surprise — but also an honour. I’m buzzing for it. I love leadership and communication, so I think I can do a good job.
G.S: What’s top of your wish list for this year as captain?
J.O’K: I want everyone to feel proud to be part of the county setup. I want it to feel like a privilege. On a match-to-match basis, I’m really focused on the mental side. Are we preparing properly? Are we following logical targets? Are we keeping our heads? If we can do that for 36 holes, we’ll win more often than not.
G.S: And having this home venue approach — what’s your take on that?
J.O’K: Absolutely buzzing! Especially with it being my home course. But more importantly, it gives us consistency. In the past, I’ve turned up to matches — even home ones — without seeing the course or knowing my foursomes partner. Now, we’ll practice in advance, know the course inside out, and that will give us a real advantage. We’ll also be passing on course knowledge — where not to go, how putts break — so everyone feels like it’s their home track.
G.S: How do we make it a fortress, somewhere teams dread coming to?
J.O’K: It starts with preparation. We’ll look at pin positions, tee boxes, course strategy — making sure our lads know exactly what to do. But more than that, I want us to have a reputation for grit and determination. I want other counties to see Staffordshire on the team sheet and think, “Here come the fighters.”
G.S: We’ve also brought in a selection committee and a longer-term planning approach. What are your thoughts on those steps?
J.O’K: Small changes, massive impact. Having a selection committee takes pressure off the captain and adds accountability. Knowing the team three weeks in advance allows players to prepare properly, play practice rounds with their partners, and show up ready. I’ve played about 15 county matches with 13 different foursomes partners — that says it all! This new approach will give us the consistency we need.
G.S: And we’re not afraid to try new things and pivot if needed.
J.O’K: Exactly. It’s trial and error. This year is about laying the foundations and seeing what works. In three to five years, who knows how far we can go?
G.S: And we’ve got so much young talent coming through — how excited are you about integrating them?
J.O’K: It’s amazing. The confidence these young players have is incredible. I didn’t even play golf as a teenager — I’d have been terrified playing county golf at 14! But lads like Lewis Foxall last year just stepped up and smashed it. They’ve got bright futures, and I’m excited to help them mature, build their games, and see how far they can go in the next few years.
A PROMISING SEASON AHEAD
As the new golf season draws near, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs is gearing up for an exciting and ambitious year for its Elite Teams. With a fresh approach to player development, a renewed sense of optimism, and strong backing from key partners, the upcoming season promises to be one of the most thrilling yet for Staffordshire’s top golfers.
Under the guidance of newly appointed staff, including the County’s Head of Elite Golf, Kevin Beattie, the Union’s Elite Teams are ready to face the challenges of the season ahead. A mixture of returning players and rising stars will make up the squads, each bringing their own strengths to the table. The coaching team is focused on creating a dynamic environment where players can thrive, both individually and as a cohesive unit.
The addition of Rapsodo’s cutting-edge launch monitor devices will further elevate the training experience, allowing players to analyse their performance with pinpoint accuracy. This partnership with Rapsodo will provide invaluable insights into their game, helping to fine-tune their skills and track improvements throughout the season.
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
A core focus of the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs is player development. This season, the Union will continue to offer high-quality training sessions, one-on-one coaching, and a wide range of support to ensure players have the tools they need to succeed. Additionally, a series of regional and national competitions will serve as important milestones for players to gauge their progress.
Off the course, the Union is also committed to creating a strong sense of community, with regular team-building events and a focus on well-being. A well-rounded approach to player development will help the athletes reach their full potential and create a sustainable pipeline of talent for years to come.
The 2025 season promises to be a packed one, with the Elite Teams poised to compete in numerous regional and national tournaments. Key fixtures on the calendar include the prestigious County Championship and a series of inter-county matches, where Staffordshire will be aiming to showcase their growing strength and depth in the sport.
The Elite Teams will be aiming to build on their past successes, focusing on improving consistency and adapting to the demands of high-level competition. With the best players representing Staffordshire, the Union is confident that this year will see many standout performances on the national stage.
BUSY COMPETITIVE CALENDAR LOOKING AHEAD
The Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs is entering the new season with high hopes, confidence, and a renewed sense of ambition. With a talented roster, cutting-edge technology, and strong community support, the Elite Teams are primed to take on the challenges ahead.
Whether it’s the competitive thrill of match play, the precision required in tournaments, or the excitement of seeing new talent rise to the occasion, the 2025 season is set to be one to remember for Staffordshire golf.
Stay tuned for updates as the season unfolds and follow the journey of Staffordshire’s Elite Teams as they aim to make their mark on the national golf scene.
STRENGTHENING THE TEAM
APRIL: CONTINUING THE MOMENTUM AND SPECIAL SESSIONS
• Saturday 29th March - Short Game Evaluation (Matt Fieldsend, The Chase GCC):
A second round of short game evaluations allowed players to fine-tune their skills and track progress since the initial session in February. Coach Fieldsend focused on areas that needed improvement, continuing to refine techniques and boost confidence in this critical aspect of the game.
• Saturday 5th April - Scoring Zone 2 (Matt Fieldsend, The Chase GCC):
A follow-up to the March session, this “Scoring Zone 2” session dug even deeper into shot-making in scoring positions. Players worked on executing shots under pressure and improving their ability to recover from difficult situations.
• Sunday 6th April - Senior Get Together (Sandwell Park GC):
A special gathering for our senior players, this session focused on adjusting strategies and techniques to suit different playing styles. It was a valuable opportunity for senior players to learn from one another and continue developing their game.
• Saturday 19th April - Scoring Zone (Matt Fieldsend, The Chase GCC):
Our final “Scoring Zone” session of the winter focused on consolidating all the short game techniques and course management skills learned earlier in the program. Players fine-tuned their skills, preparing them for the challenges of competitive play.
LOOKING AHEAD
With a diverse range of sessions focusing on all aspects of the game, from the mental side to physical fitness and specialised skills, our elite players have had an incredibly productive off-season. The Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs remains committed to ensuring that our players are ready to tackle the 2025 season with confidence and precision.
These sessions, designed to strengthen all aspects of a player’s game, have given our athletes the tools they need to excel, whether they’re competing for the 1st team or continuing their development at every level. As we look forward to the season ahead, the dedication and hard work put in during these winter months will no doubt pay off on the course.
PARTNERS WITH RAPSODO TO SUPPORT ELITE TEAMS
In an exciting development for Staffordshire golf, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs has announced a new partnership with Rapsodo, a leading name in golf technology. Through this collaboration, Rapsodo will be providing the Union’s Elite Teams with their state-of-the-art launch monitor devices.
The move is set to revolutionise the training and performance of the County’s top golfers. By incorporating Rapsodo’s advanced technology, players will have access to precise data that will help them fine-tune their skills, track improvements, and elevate their game on the course.
Rapsodo’s launch monitors are renowned for their accuracy and innovation, making them an invaluable tool for players aiming to take their performance to the next level. With this partnership, Staffordshire’s Elite Teams are set to benefit from the latest in golf tech, giving them a competitive edge as they prepare for upcoming tournaments.
County Secretary, Gareth Shaw added: “The addition of the Rapsodo launch monitors is a fantastic addition to the County set-up and one that can only benefit our elite players and upcoming junior golfers.
The data provided is second to none and will give our players and coaches unparalleled access to what they’re doing well and areas they can improve. We can’t wait to see how the results off the course will have a positive impact on the course.”
This collaboration underscores the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs’ commitment to supporting player development and ensuring the best resources are available to its athletes. The Union is excited to see how the integration of Rapsodo’s technology will contribute to the future success of its Elite Teams.
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SUPPORTING STAFFORDSHIRE GOLF CLUBS IN 2025: A YEAR OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
Since the start of 2025, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs has been dedicated to helping local golf clubs thrive through a range of support services, with a focus on course rating, social media strategies, marketing initiatives, and recruitment and retention efforts. Here’s a look at how we’ve been actively working alongside clubs to ensure they continue to grow and succeed in this evolving environment.
One of the key areas of focus for us this year has been course rating. The SUGC has supported clubs in ensuring that their course ratings are accurate and up-to-date, which is vital for players to have a fair and competitive experience. Our team has collaborated with clubs to facilitate the course rating process, providing guidance on the best practices and offering expert insights into how a course’s difficulty can be measured effectively.
By updating and maintaining course ratings, we’ve helped clubs offer the best possible golfing experience, whether players are competing at a high level or simply enjoying a social round. This focus on quality and accuracy contributes significantly to a club’s reputation and member satisfaction.
In today’s digital world, maintaining a strong social media presence is essential for engaging with both current members and potential new recruits. Over the course of 2025, we’ve been assisting clubs with their social media strategies to enhance visibility and communication.
From creating eye-catching graphics to developing tailored content plans, we’ve helped clubs increase their social media reach, fostering a vibrant online community. Through consistent posting, engaging content, and targeted advertising, we’ve seen clubs achieve improved engagement, creating a space for golfers to connect, share experiences, and stay updated on events and offers. This has been key in building a more connected golfing community across the region.
COURSE RATING: ENHANCING THE PLAYING EXPERIENCE
SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIES: BUILDING ONLINE COMMUNITIES
Marketing is another area where we’ve dedicated significant resources this year. The SUGC has supported clubs with promoting their events, services, and memberships through a variety of marketing initiatives.
We’ve helped clubs create compelling promotional materials, offering advice on how to highlight their unique features and attract new members. Whether it’s organising a promotional campaign for a new membership drive or assisting with event promotions, we’ve been there to ensure clubs have the marketing tools they need to succeed. By assisting clubs in building effective marketing strategies, we’ve helped to increase visibility and grow their member base, providing an important boost to club revenues and ensuring a stronger future for Staffordshire golf clubs.
RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION: BUILDING STRONGER CLUBS
Retention of existing members and recruitment of new ones remain crucial to the success of any golf club, and the SUGC has been at the forefront of efforts to help clubs grow their membership. We’ve worked directly with clubs to develop tailored strategies to recruit new golfers, whether through discounted memberships, open days, or youth development programs.
Additionally, we’ve focused on retention by offering support and advice on member engagement. From creating a welcoming club environment to providing ongoing communication and events that appeal to members, we’ve ensured clubs have the tools to keep their members active and satisfied. This approach has been instrumental in strengthening the long-term sustainability of Staffordshire clubs, ensuring they remain vibrant and engaging communities.
LOOKING AHEAD
As we move forward into 2025, the Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs remains committed to supporting all of our affiliated clubs. We’ll continue to provide services that help improve the golfing experience for members, increase club visibility, and drive recruitment and retention. Through innovation, collaboration, and dedication, we’re ensuring that Staffordshire remains a thriving hub for golf, offering support at every step to ensure every club and player achieves their potential.
With the continued commitment of the SUGC and our partner clubs, we look forward to a year filled with growth, success, and, most importantly, a shared love for the game of golf.
STAFFORDSHIRE UNION OF GOLF CLUBS
COLLABORATE WITH SHOT
SCOPE TO LAUNCH CUSTOM RANGEFINDERS
The Staffordshire Union of Golf Clubs is excited to announce a new collaboration with Shot Scope, a leader in golf technology, to produce a range of custom laser rangefinders tailored for Staffordshire golfers. This partnership presents a fantastic opportunity to offer high-quality, innovative products that enhance the game while promoting the county’s golfing identity.
Shot Scope has recently unveiled its latest laser rangefinder, the PRO X, a cutting-edge device that combines advanced technology with a unique customisation feature. Available in black or white, the PRO X allows golfers, clubs, and events to personalise the side plate with their own design, whether it be a club logo, team emblem, or bespoke artwork.
David Hunter, CEO of Shot Scope, expressed enthusiasm for the new release, stating, “No two golfers have the same swing, and now, with the customisable Shot Scope PRO X, neither will their rangefinders. We designed the PRO X building on the trusted functionality and features of our other innovative rangefinders, with the addition of giving golfers the choice of a design and style.
The PRO X is also a great option for golf clubs and events who want to add their branding to a rangefinder.”
This collaboration will allow SUGC to offer a branded version of the PRO X rangefinder, strengthening its presence on the course and providing Staffordshire golfers with a tool that enhances their game. The PRO X includes advanced features such as slope-adjusted yardages, rapid-fire detection, and target-lock vibration, ensuring precise distance measurement up to 800 yards. Additionally, the anti-slip rubber grip, strong built-in cart magnet, and durable travel case make it a reliable companion in all playing conditions.
By working with Shot Scope, SUGC continues to support player development and offer its members access to top-tier golf technology.
Gareth Shaw, County Secretary commented: “We’re excited about this latest collaboration with Shot Scope. We are really trying to focus on bringing on the best equipment partners to give our players every chance at success this season.
Rangefinders are becoming a key part of a golfer’s set up so to collaborate with one of the best in the business is fantastic for our players and the rest of the county set up.”
For more information on how to get your own Staffordshire-branded Shot Scope PRO X, stay tuned for further announcements from SUGC.
HOW TO SIGN UP TO COMPETITIONS
See back page for the answer WHAT’S
THE RULING?
A player’s ball is at rest in the general area. As they take their practice swing, they accidentally move the ball. What is the ruling?
CADDIEMASTER®
HOW TO SIGN UP TO COMPETITIONS
CADDIEMASTER® is seeking self-motivated individuals with flexible schedules to work as Full-Time, Part-Time, and event caddies. Requirements include: golf knowledge and customer service skills to caddie at JCB Golf and Country Club. We are seeking individuals who want to work on the golf course and have good availability throughout the week.
For this position, you need to possess a general knowledge of the game as we do not teach golf as part of any certification. You do not need to be an expert golfer or have previous caddie experience to do this job well. However, all applicants will need to demonstrate their golf knowledge through a certification process before servicing our clients.
Caddie Responsibilities:
• Cheerfully interact and deliver world class customer service
• Calculate yardage for golfers
• Locate errant shots
• Maintain the course
• Clean clubs and golf balls
• Provide course knowledge and information
• Assist golfers with decision-making
Qualified candidates will have previous experience as: Waiter, Bartender, Hospitality, Restaurant, Customer Service, Golf Shop, Landscaping, Retail, Sales, Valet, Firefighter, EMS personnel, Outdoors, Recreational.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Seasonal
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Graduate
Caddie Qualifications:
• Must have general golf knowledge — you need to play you don’t need to be good.
• Outgoing / service-oriented personality
Caddie Process:
• Complete telephone interview
• Complete service assessment
• Complete personal interview
• Complete on-course training
Schedule:
• Flexitime
• Weekend availability
Work Location: In person PAY: £120.00-£200.00 PER DAY
FIXTURE LIST
The new golfing season is finally upon us and the Union is excited to see how our County representatives will perform across all our Junior, Men’s and Senior Teams.. We’re confident with the work that our teams have being doing throughout the winter months and they’re all ready to compete at the highest level this season.
Sunday 6th
Sunday 6th
April
Senior Get Together Sandwell Park Golf Club
Staffordshire Men Vs Staffordshire Ladies Trentham Golf Club
Thursday 10th Seniors Vs Cheshire Wychwood Park Golf Club
Sunday 13th Staffordshire Juniors Vs Parents Penn Golf Club
Sunday 13th 1st Team Vs Leicestershire and Rutland Trentham Golf Club
Sunday 13th 2nd Team Vs Leicestershire and Rutland Market Harborough Golf Club
Tues & Wed 15th & 16th
Tues & Wed 16th & 17th
Midland 4 Counties Forest Hills Golf Club
Midland U16 Boys & Girls Stroke Play Hawkstone Park Golf Club
Sunday 20th U18 Vs Seniors Sandwell Park Golf Club
Sunday 4th Staffordshire Schools Championship Newcastle-under-Lyme Golf Club
Tuesday 6th Seniors Vs Derbyshire Sandwell Park Golf Club
Sunday 11th 1st Team Vs Shropshire & Herefordshire Trentham Golf Club
Sunday 11th 2nd Team Vs Shropshire & Herefordshire
Sunday 11th U14 Vs Warwickshire Penn Golf Club
Tuesday 13th
May
England Golf Brabazon Trophy Midland Qualifer Burton-on-Trent Golf Club
Friday 16th Seniors Vs Shropshire & Herefordshire
Sunday 18th Junior Order of Merit Round 1 Enville Golf Club (Highgate)
Monday 19th Membership - RH Simkin Salver Trentham Golf Club
Sunday 25th England Golf Junior Club Championship Trentham Park Golf Club
Sunday 25th U14 Vs Derbyshire Alfreton Golf Club
Tues & Wed 27th & 28th
England Golf Boys County Championship Belton Park Golf Club
Thursday 29th Seniors Cox and Thomas Ingestre Park Golf Club
Friday 30th MGU Mid-Amateur Open Championship Kirby Muxloe Golf Club
Sunday 1st 1st Team Vs Worcestershire Trentham Golf Club
Sunday 1st 2nd Team Vs Worcestershire Kings Norton Golf Club
Wed - Fri 4th & 6th
June
English Senior Men's Open Stroke Play Championship Woodhall Spa Golf Club
Thusday 12th Membership - LE Williams Salver Barlaston Golf Club
Saturday 14th Staffordshire Amateur Championship Sandwell Park Golf Club
Sunday 15th U18 Vs Derbyshire Morley Hayes Golf Club
Friday 20th Staffs Club Golfer Qualifying Round 1 Walsall Golf Club
Wednesday 25th Staffs Club Golfer Qualifying Round 2 Leek Golf Club
Wednesday 25th Seniors Vs Nottinghamshire Radcliffe-on-Trent Golf Club
Fri - Sun 27th - 29th
English U18 Championship Farnham Golf Club
These are the complete fixtures until June, if you would like to view the complete list then follow the link below.