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“It was very difficult today,” he said. “When the wind was up it was challenging, and the greens were fast, so putting wasn’t easy.

“I’ve played here in Farmfood events on the Legends Tour as well as the Cornish Festival and when the wind blows, it can be very tricky. You learn something every time you come here.”

Lessons absorbed, Baker, who signed off in style with a birdie, posted a one-under par total of 71 to finish on 10-under and claim the £2,500 first prize with three shots to spare. Furthermore, he fuelled his love affair with Trevose.

“I love coming down here, it’s part of our season,” he added. “Trevose is a fantastic place. It’s a course I’ve played a lot over the years, and I got the job done today so I’m really pleased.”

Meanwhile, the pro-am team event was won by Tuition Golf Breaks Ross Whitelock and his three amateurs: John Behennah, Andy Preston and Mark Cottingham. They amassed 254 Stableford points and won on countback from Barry Austin’s team from Downes Crediton Golf Club.

CLICK HERE for a full list of scores.

“It was very difficult today,” he said. “When the wind was up it was challenging, and the greens were fast, so putting wasn’t easy.

“I’ve played here in Farmfood events on the Legends Tour as well as the Cornish Festival and when the wind blows, it can be very tricky. You learn something every time you come here.”

Lessons absorbed, Baker, who signed off in style with a birdie, posted a one-under par total of 71 to finish on 10-under and claim the £2,500 first prize with three shots to spare. Furthermore, he fuelled his love affair with Trevose.

“I love coming down here, it’s part of our season,” he added. “Trevose is a fantastic place. It’s a course I’ve played a lot over the years, and I got the job done today so I’m really pleased.”

Meanwhile, the pro-am team event was won by Tuition Golf Breaks Ross Whitelock and his three amateurs: John Behennah, Andy Preston and Mark Cottingham. They amassed 254 Stableford points and won on countback from Barry Austin’s team from Downes Crediton Golf Club.

CLICK HERE for a full list of scores.

“It was very difficult today,” he said. “When the wind was up it was challenging, and the greens were fast, so putting wasn’t easy.

“I’ve played here in Farmfood events on the Legends Tour as well as the Cornish Festival and when the wind blows, it can be very tricky. You learn something every time you come here.”

Lessons absorbed, Baker, who signed off in style with a birdie, posted a one-under par total of 71 to finish on 10-under and claim the £2,500 first prize with three shots to spare. Furthermore, he fuelled his love affair with Trevose.

“I love coming down here, it’s part of our season,” he added. “Trevose is a fantastic place. It’s a course I’ve played a lot over the years, and I got the job done today so I’m really pleased.”

Meanwhile, the pro-am team event was won by Tuition Golf Breaks Ross Whitelock and his three amateurs: John Behennah, Andy Preston and Mark Cottingham. They amassed 254 Stableford points and won on countback from Barry Austin’s team from Downes Crediton Golf Club.

CLICK HERE for a full list of scores.

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