Last week Dunston Hall competed in the QCup at Oulton Hall in Leeds, the team played extremely well but unfortunately fell four strokes short of Forest Pines. 

The team was: Mr Captain John Pearce, Andy Horne, Ashley Horne, Scott Sealey and Tom Turner on caddying duties, clearly the caddy was 4 shots not good enough! Next year's event will be held at Forest Pines which Dunston ARE going to win!!

       

 

Drive for show, putt for dough? 

This is one of golf's great debates: given the choice, what would you rather be - a great putter or a great driver?   

Without wishing to influence your vote - and you can vote below on our website - we'd take a guess that most of you would go with the former; that if you are a confident putter and better than most, your scores will be far greater.

Others may say you could be the best putter in the world, but it counts for nothing if you're chipping out sideways from the fairway rough all day long - therefore accuracy and length off the tee would be preferable.   

There's no right or wrong answer, of course, although how good does it feel when you bomb one off the tee? Actually, it feels pretty good when you hole back-to-back 30-foot birdie putts, too.   

Vote on what you'd rather be, we'd be interested to know.