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| 23 Jun 2025 | |
| Sport |
On a sunny Sunday in June, Father’s Day, a band of players gathered at Luffenham Heath Golf Club in another of one of the OT Golf Society's series of event invitations extended by supporters Bill Harvison (Wright House '58-'63) and Paul Farrow (Wright House '64-'68). Such events are periodic and occasional throughout the year, bringing together Old Tridents, staff, pupils and their parents.
Set within beautiful Leicestershire & Rutland, this heathland championship course is regularly seen in the UK’s Top 100 courses as well as being a past Open qualifier course. It boasts too of its abundant wildlife and expansive views, truly a course not to be missed.
OT Golf Society member, Simon Turner: "It was a day for plenty of sunscreen, with temperatures rising steadily into the 80s. We are grateful to Bill and John for rallying all together for what has been a most enjoyable day on this great course"
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