ANN HUNTER'S WORK TO FOSTER
GIRLS' GOLF IN MONIFIETH
AREA RECOGNISED
At the Angus Ladies County Golf association inaugural adult-girl greensomes at Edzell on Sunday, a special presentation was made to Ann Hunter, for her dedication and work with junior girls.
For the last 10 years she has worked tirelessly to encourage girls to take up the game in the Monifieth area, and has, in that time, involved close to 100 girls in golf.
Last year Ann Hunter was honoured by the Golf Foundation for her efforts, and this year Angus County is paying tribute as a thank you for giving the county such a fantastic crop of promising girls to work with.
At the Angus Ladies County Golf association inaugural adult-girl greensomes at Edzell on Sunday, a special presentation was made to Ann Hunter, for her dedication and work with junior girls.
For the last 10 years she has worked tirelessly to encourage girls to take up the game in the Monifieth area, and has, in that time, involved close to 100 girls in golf.
Last year Ann Hunter was honoured by the Golf Foundation for her efforts, and this year Angus County is paying tribute as a thank you for giving the county such a fantastic crop of promising girls to work with.
+Picture shows Ann Hunter with Heather Munro, the youngest Angus county member.
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