Simon and Hayden Locke proved the perfect double act as they stormed to victory at Sprowston Manor in the two-day Norfolk County Foursomes Championship.The father and son duo dominated the tournament final, beating Scott Sealey and Liam Caffyn 5 and 3.The Locke combination also finished top of the leaderboard after the opening day’s 36-hole Stableford competition.They claimed 75 points to head up the eight pairs who qualified for the second day’s match play action, which

Norfolk’s two men’s teams are all set for the start of the 2026 Anglian League season after an extensive preparation programme under new joint-managers Simon Clark and Carl Green.The Great Yarmouth and Caister Golf Club duo have worked tirelessly throughout the winter months engaging with players and hosting a series of specialist training sessions.There have also been on-course practice days ahead of recent warm-up matches against a Norfolk professionals’ side and the county seniors’ team.Clark,

Sheringham golfer Paul Innocent added a fresh chapter to his remarkable story with victory in the ISPS Handa U.S Blind Open in Georgia.Less than three years ago Innocent was diagnosed with Leber’s Heriditary Optic Neuropathy, an incurable disease that has left him blind in his right eye and with only 30 per cent vision in his left.The 43-year-old Stiffkey resident responded to adversity by pursuing his decades-long golf passion and last summer in Scotland triumphed