Get Golfing

We're Hiring! General Manager Position at Redlibbets Golf & Country Club. Redlibbets operates under Get Golfing, a charity that seeks to make golf more accessible for all. As General Manager, you will be responsible for leading and overseeing the site, including: • Daily operations. • Managing all aspects of the P&L. • Reporting directly to Get Golfing’s CEO. • Lead a dedicated venue, golf & sales management team. • Deliver an exceptional guest experience. • Make a significant charitable impact.

Yesterday was a very special day for Get Golfing 🙏 A fitting celebration in memory of our founder & former CEO Ed Richardson, who sadly passed away just over a year ago. Lots of Ed’s family, friends as well as Get Golfing staff and members got together & enjoyed some very windy golf and raised a glass together after the game. We are all so proud to be able to continue Ed’s legacy with Get Golfing and keep making our golf courses and facilities accessible to everyone ⛳️

The Festival of Golf.. what an event to be involved in 👏 Over 6 months ago, me and Bill Gowing sat down with Lee Williams and Gary Walsh and we were instantly sold on their vision for delivering not just any golf tournament but a week long ‘festival’ that would showcase the best elements of the game of Golf. Their belief in how Fairplay Exchange could help enhance visitors experience throughout the week was brilliant to see and when we stepped foot on Mill Green Golf Club it’s safe to say they and the Get Golfing team had delivered that vision 🎯 The Par 3 Challenge hole on Thursdays Pro-Am was a great success and saw over 100 golfers engage with the Fairplay app with another big prize paid out! Congrats to all involved in running a great week which finished with the LET Access Women’s Golf Championship tournament that was won by Megan Dennis with an impressive score of -7

Special memories for special people - Never underestimate the power of the sport we love! 👍👏

Happy National Greenkeeper day⛳️ Today we celebrate and highlight the incredible greenkeeper staff we have here at getgolfing. Our Greenkeeper staff work around the clock to ensure the highest quality courses year round!👏🏼 We are so incredibly proud to have the best team at getgolfing!

Today will be a day England’s Megan Dennis cherishes forever as she clinches her first professional win at the inaugural Get Golfing Women’s Golf Championship.   It’s a full circle moment for the 25-year-old, who first learnt to play golf at the Club at Mill Green, the venue for this week.   It was a shaky start for the Woburn based golfer, who carded a bogey and a double bogey before any birdie dropped.   Two consecutive birdies on holes six and seven got the Englishwoman back in the game.   After another bogey on the par-four eighth hole, Dennis fired up the flatstick on the back nine to sink three birdies on holes 11 and 13 before a fabulous 33 feet putt on the 17th to give her a two-shot leading heading into the final hole.   “I’m shocked. I had no idea where I was standing until I got my first ball on the 18th green.   “I said to my caddie- should I know? Do I want to know? I asked him and he said I had a two-shot lead. So, I knew I just had to two putt the last.   “I’m so excited. I can’t believe that I managed to string together a good round on the final day.”   It’s a pinnacle time for Dennis to clinch a win, as entering this tournament she was sitting way outside the top 10 in 16th on the LETAS Order of Merit, 351.27 points away from the top seven cards.   Now Dennis sits fifth with 993.73 points.   “I was nervous in the first few holes and just made a mistake of one tee box. All I was trying to do all day was play my own game.    “If I did that, I knew I would give myself birdie chances and the finish line wouldn’t be far away.”   It was a family affair for Dennis who enjoyed the privilege of winning in front of a home crowd, in front of her grandparents, parents and extended family.   “It was my dad’s birthday yesterday. So, we will have my grandparents around tonight. We will go for a couple of drinks and some good food so I’m really looking forward to it.   “It’s crazy to hear that I’ve got my first win. It means the world. As I’ve said before. Obviously, everyone is in pursuit of an LET card.   “I knew what I had to do coming into this final week.   “I’m just lost for words at the minute. Hopefully I can enjoy it in the next coming days.”   This was the first year for the Get Golfing Women’s Golf Championship and will be a week not to forget anytime soon.   With the biggest prize fund this season and the largest field, this tournament displayed the very best of women’s professional golf.   Speaking about the mammoth effort behind the tournament, Dennis said: “Everyone’s done their best to make sure this week is great.   “I can’t thank them enough for all the time and effort that they’ve put in to making it great. Not just on the golf course, off the golf course as well.”   LETAS Order of Merit leader, Sweden’s Kajsa Arwefjall finished second on five-under-par whilst Austria’s Katharina Muehlbauer finished solo third on four-under-par.

And that’s a wrap— Day 7! 🏁 What an incredible week at our first-ever Festival of Golf! From the Inrange Island Challenge, to Footgolf competitions, to the highly contested Women’s Golf Championship, the atmosphere was amazing all week long! We did our part in reaching one of our goals of growing the game and involving the wider community. A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors, the team at Mill Green, and the entire Get Golfing family— we couldn’t have done it without you! 🙏 A big congratulations to Megan Dennis, the Women's Golf Championship winner, and to Jessica Hall for winning the Ed Richardson Memorial Trophy as the lowest amateur! 🏌️♀️ Here’s to more events, building connections, and growing the game! 🚀

Moving day at the WGC 📈 Some great rounds today as we prepare for the final day tomorrow! Who do you think will take home the biggest prize on the Ladies European Tour Access Series this year?

Day 5: Complete! ✅ Today marked the first round of the Women’s Golf Championship, and it couldn’t have been a better day for it ☀️ It’s a tight race at the top of the leaderboard, with four players currently sitting at -3. 🏌️♀️ Make sure you head down to Mill Green tomorrow for Round 2 tomorrow - It’s definitely not one to be missed 👀

Day 4 and what a day it was 🤩 The day was headlined by the SVP Pro-Am which saw over 100 golfers compete, including all of our amazing sponsors, who took on nearest to the pin challenges, beat the pro and our party hole! Tomorrow we see the first round of the Women’s Golf Championship, where over 120 female golfers compete to win a staggering prize fund of €80,000