This year’s CLMS Golf Day raised more than £3,000 for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice, with the figure doubled to £6,000 by contributions from Bacta.

Taking place at Lincoln Golf Club on 16 March, the annual event saw keen golfers from across the industry compete across a series of categories.

“On the course, players were greeted with a layout in great condition, reflected in a series of strong performances throughout the field,” said a spokesperson. “The standout round came from Mike Clokie, who posted an outstanding gross 69, earning widespread recognition on the day.”

“Despite some added challenges – including newly introduced bunkers that caught out more than a few players – scoring remained high across the board. David Newman emerged as the overall winner with an impressive 42 points, followed by Alan Hurt on 40 points and Mike Clokie in third place with 39 points.”

The Ladies’ title was claimed by Mary Mellor with 28 points, Nick Burgess and Darrell Webb were both honoured for coming nearest the pin on the sixth and twelfth holes, and Mike Clokie was awarded Longest Drive on the tenth.

“A special mention was given to Lisa and Chris, who ensured the raffle ran smoothly and kept proceedings in check, helping to drive generous donations from attendees.”