Barrow Golf Club has honoured its top players at a recent awards night.
The club’s 2025 presentation evening took place earlier this month, marking the end of another successful golfing season.
Corey Doughty being presented with the President’s Trophy (Image: David Barker)
The event, organised primarily by the club’s games team, included a meal, speeches and the presentation of 33 awards to competition winners.
Steve Wall, from Barrow Golf Club, said: “The presentation evening is an important event in our golfing calendar and brings to an end an extremely successful 2025 season for the club.
“It was great to see so many people here including our guests, and our sponsors who were there for the first time.
“It all added up to an excellent night.”
Dan Hackett with the 1st Captain’s Knockout Trophy (Image: David Barker)
In attendance were club captain Colin Blackburn, president Stewart Moscrop, vice captain Alan Ross and captains from neighbouring clubs.
Representatives included Ian Campbell of Ulverston, Brian Evans of Dunnerholme, and Steve Clawley, who attended on behalf of Furness captain Jon Clarke.
Guest speaker Tony Vino also addressed guests.
It was also the first year that all of the club’s main sponsors were invited to attend the event.
Norman Morrison & Tony Sneesby winners of the Hodson Trophy Knockout Trophy (Image: David Barker)
Those present included Anita Brook of RF Millers, Dan Linton of Cornerstone, Sam Cunningham of Barrow Eats, and head of sponsorship Adele Neale.
MKM was unable to attend.
The evening was supported by Mr Blackburn, Mr Ross, and Steve Hartley from Hole19@BarrowGolfClub.
The club, founded in 1922, celebrated its centenary in 2022 and is now 104 years old.
The Sponsors Table (Image: David Barker)
It currently has around 800 members, including more than 80 juniors and a seniors’ section.
Awards were presented by Mr Blackburn and Ms Brook, who is managing director of RF Miller & Co.
Ms Brook said: “I would like to thank Barrow Golf Club for hosting such a well-organised and enjoyable prize presentation.
“As the club’s main sponsor, it was a pleasure to be able to attend for the first time and to be invited to present the evening’s awards.
Trevor Jones with the Fisher Bowl (Image: David Barker)
“We are proud to support local sport and look forward to developing our partnership with the club.
“Events like this highlight the importance of supporting local organisations.
“Strong communities are built on connection and collaboration — whether on the golf course, in business, or at events that bring people together.”