We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all the players who took part in this year’s Bridget Jackson Bowl, held on Monday, 14th July. It was especially encouraging to see a number of competitors take advantage of the opportunity to play a practice round on Sunday, 13th July, a clear indication of the commitment and competitive spirit that this event continues to inspire.
Congratulations to Our 2025 Champion
A huge congratulations go to Summer Carash, who prosted two impressive rounds of 73 and 75, finishing with a winning total of 148.
Playing off a handicap of 1, Summer held her nerve in challenging conditions to secure a three-shot victory.
In second place was Isobel Kelly, playing off a handicap of -2, with scores of 76 and 74 for a total of 150. Just behind in third place was Maria Toledo-Bailey, playing off scratch, who recorded rounds of 79 and 74, finishing on 153.
Full results from the event can be found here:
Continuing a Legacy of Excellence
Summer Carash seen here receiving the winner’s trophy from Bridget Jackson, flanked by the Club Captain, Jeff Burn (left) and Lady Captain, Sheree Thompson (right).
By claiming the Bridget Jackson Bowl, Summer Carash now joins an esteemed list of previous winners who have gone on to achieve great things in the game.
A prime example is Lottie Woad, who won the Bridget Jackson Bowl in in 2021 and made headlines on Sunday with an outstanding professional debut, capturing the ISPS Handa Women’s Scottish Open title. Congratulations Lottie Woad.
We are proud to see the Bridget Jackson Bowl continue to serve as a springboard for emerging talent, and we look forward to following Summer’s progress with great interest.
