In addition to WPGA members, 60 amateurs will play in the pro-am and they will get the chance afterwards to quiz Nicholas and Bennett about their careers.
“I’m really looking forward to the Q and A session with Alison Nicholas and Sarah Bennett after the pro-am dinner,” added McCool.
As is Bennett, who said: “I’m delighted to have been asked to participate in the Q&A evening session and having the chance to dust off my clubs and play.
“Playing alongside WPGA members, old friends and potential new ones at a stunning venue is the ideal way to commence the 2023 season.”
In addition to WPGA members, 60 amateurs will play in the pro-am and they will get the chance afterwards to quiz Nicholas and Bennett about their careers.
“I’m really looking forward to the Q and A session with Alison Nicholas and Sarah Bennett after the pro-am dinner,” added McCool.
As is Bennett, who said: “I’m delighted to have been asked to participate in the Q&A evening session and having the chance to dust off my clubs and play.
“Playing alongside WPGA members, old friends and potential new ones at a stunning venue is the ideal way to commence the 2023 season.”
In addition to WPGA members, 60 amateurs will play in the pro-am and they will get the chance afterwards to quiz Nicholas and Bennett about their careers.
“I’m really looking forward to the Q and A session with Alison Nicholas and Sarah Bennett after the pro-am dinner,” added McCool.
As is Bennett, who said: “I’m delighted to have been asked to participate in the Q&A evening session and having the chance to dust off my clubs and play.
“Playing alongside WPGA members, old friends and potential new ones at a stunning venue is the ideal way to commence the 2023 season.”
Unfamiliar courses will also be the stages for the increasingly popular team events on the schedule. The next stop after Glasson will be Thorpe Wood, Peterborough, where a pro-am will be staged while this season’s Mixed Greensomes will be held at Essendon Golf Club, Hertfordshire, in July.
Meanwhile, three of the remaining five one-day stroke play events return to tried and tested venues – Three Rivers in Essex, Mendip Spring in Somerset and Lanark, Scotland, while newcomer Crewe Golf Club in Cheshire completes the quartet.
By contrast, the blue riband event of the OCEANTEE WPGA Series, the Women’s PGA Championship returns to Open Championship qualifying venue, Kedleston Park, Derbyshire, in early July for the fourth year running. And, following its successful introduction last year, the WPGA Assistants’ Championship will run in tandem over the two days.
