King Edward VII Academy pupil Albie Patterson landed the best victory of his career to date with a gritty success in the Norfolk Schools Boys Championship at Eaton Golf Club.Patterson, 15, shot a fine two-over-par round of 72, the same score as Theo Pudney who studies at Sheringham Sixth Form.Both teenagers went to the turn in 35 strokes before returning in 37 – but Patterson claimed the title on countback.The tournament was decided by virtue

The renowned US Masters will be staged at Augusta next week but it isn’t the only international golf tournament taking place in Georgia in April.From April 13-15 the ISPS Handa 2026 US Blind Golf Championships will be held at Green Island Country Club in Columbus – and Norfolk has a representative.Sheringham Golf Club member Paul Innocent will tee up in the B2 category for partially-sighted players.It will represent another landmark for Innocent, who last July

Norfolk’s first team golfers began the new season in impressive form as they claimed the curtain-raising Clymer Bowl staged at Great Yarmouth and Caister Golf Club.The annual foursomes event was contested by four 10-man teams representing the county's firsts, seconds, juniors and a side selected by the current Norfolk County Golf Union president Stuart Goodman.During the morning’s play the firsts were forced to dig deep to beat the seconds 3-2. The match went down to the concluding