The trophy was donated to Heydon Grange by Margaret Broadley in memory of her husband and fittingly on Saturday it was won by her daughter-in-law Tina. The lowest handicap player in the field off seven Tina finished with a gross 77 in the bogey competition. However she needed countback see off Wendy Osborne, one of the highest handicap players in the field on 35, who also finished on +2. Chris Grainger made a late charge to record the lowest back nine but by that time Osborne’s low front nine score and Broadley’s stunning gross of 77 had settled matters