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| Celeb Spotting |
![]() Darren Ramowski[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 21.6 Posted : Fri 5th Dec 2008 12:33 |
Welcome to the new forum. Let us know if you spot any celebs on the course. |
![]() Danny BrantHandicap : 18.2 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 13:20 |
I've seen Scott Cranfield, and Gus Poyet at the London Club. |
![]() David MarshallHandicap : 10.2 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 13:26 |
Played in a charity event at my club 3 years ago, and Geoff Hurst was playing in the group behind me. He presented me with the first place prize of a set of Callaway golf clubs, which I gave to my son. We often get Ed Stewart (Radio D J) playing there..
And Colin Montgomery opened the course and has been there twice to give demonstrations. Gary Lineker has played there too |
![]() John FloodHandicap : 13.8 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 14:12 |
I went to the Belfry for a custom fit & was watching the Open on the big screen tv & when I turned around Paul McGinley was standing beside me & said "I wish I was there" |
![]() Simon OverlandHandicap : 13.5 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 14:17 |
Saw Nasser Hussain at the Warren Golf Club in Essex. He was not happy though, stuck behind about 8 four balls! |
![]() Russell Middleton[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 14.2 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 18:01 |
I might have let a few celebs play through, but I wouldn't have seen them, too busy looking in the rough for my ball! Russ |
![]() John PettittHandicap : 21 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 18:25 |
So this is the name dropping thread is it. I have played with Tony Jacklin, Henry Cotton, Christy O'Connor Snr, Brian Hugget. Been presented with the John Courage Trophy at Calcot Park, Reading by Dai Rees, Ryder Cup player. Played a round at Vale de Lobo with Dennis Waterman (Minder Actor). Partnered John Paramour (PGA head Referee)at Chart Hills G.C. in a Diners Club annual event. Played a fourball at Muswell Hill golf club with the local Pro Keith Hockey, my friend Abe Walters, stage name Don Carlos(Bandleader), Billy Eckstine Famous singer) and Bobby Locke, British Open golf Champion, 1949/50/52 and 57. Partnered Howard Clark at Penina, Portugal in a Pro-Am. Brian Barnes, Gordon Brand Junior played against both as an Amateur in the West region, both of whom turned Pro successfully. |
![]() David MarshallHandicap : 10.2 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 18:52 |
You have also played with Charlie Drake and Eric Sykes..
Come on John....Give us more |
![]() John PettittHandicap : 21 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 19:07 |
I told you I am on the way to Alzheimers, David, how on earth did I forget those two as well as the other one Spike Milligan. What about Donald Houston of Deadline midnight fame. Another real famous one whilst I was at St.Georges Hill was Trevor T Stanford (Russ Conway). Now for the coup de grace - Simon Overland past captain of the defeated South Team 2008 and David Marshall, winning captain of the 2009 South Team |
![]() Tim HawkinsHandicap : 13.5 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 19:52 |
Had a game with (now Sir) Terry Leahy once, not particulalry a celebrity, just runs Tescos... |
![]() Martin GoodmanHandicap : 19.9 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 19:52 |
Nobody could beat that! I once spotted Nick Faldo shopping with his family in Windsor. Last year I was best man at a wedding where one of the ushers was Alan Bradshaw, grandson of Harry Bradshaw who came second to Bobby Locke (mentioned above) in the 1949 Open Championship. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Bradshaw_(golfer) As I said, nobody could beat John's list, least of all me. |
![]() Tim HawkinsHandicap : 13.5 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 20:52 |
The mind boggles - Charlie Drake played golf? |
![]() Jon WilliamsHandicap : 23.1 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 21:37 |
I may not be able to match John's list of golfing greats he's played with but (to go off thread a little) Abba have been to see me in concert. |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 21:50 |
I played golf with a future star today - The winning 2009 North captain |
![]() John FloodHandicap : 13.8 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 22:10 |
Chris, How did you all get on today?? Anymore falls or rounds of applause on the 1st?? John. |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 22:23 |
Neither. Absolutely pizzed down at the turn for a couple of holes but apart from that the weather pretty much held. We halved the last three holes to finish all square and my putts were allergic to the hole again (I lipped out a putt for the win on the 17th and 18th). Tim had a good round (low 90's) and I beat Paul again (waste of money those new clubs!). Great to finish the 18th in daylight too! |
![]() John PettittHandicap : 21 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 22:24 |
You must be a very talented musician, Jon and I am jealous. I taught a friend to play golf who could play the guitar exactly like David Gilmour. I used to sit and watch him play completely spellbound. |
![]() Jon WilliamsHandicap : 23.1 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 22:59 |
Well I wouldn't go that far John. I was in my school choir which was good and we used to sing carols at various places around Southampton including hospitals, hotels, Winchester Prison and the cruise liners in Southampton Docks. Abba were on one of the Swedish Liners and were kind enough to come and hear me and about 40 other boys sing. |
![]() Paul WilliamsHandicap : 22.5 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 23:03 |
Chris, in your own words, you changed to fitted irons 6 months ago, and its only in the last 6 weeks you've been getting the results that you are now! Hence it does take awhile to "learn the clubs". Writing mine off after 7 days is a little harsh! even by your standards. Here's a side bet for you: £20 says with-in 6 weeks from now i beat you "twice". From where your standing that's tempting, but 6 rounds have to be played, IE : 6 Fridays. Easy money for you! But from my perspective as i learn my new irons my confidence and ability will grow, plus in the the last month I'll have near enough changed every club in the bag! I personally think i'm capable of it! And if i don't I'll happily give you the £20. Paul. |
![]() Dave leyHandicap : 9.7 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 23:04 |
My God ,there's unbelievable amount of name dropping going on here . I remember when I was out for dinner with Robert De Niro (Bobby D to his mates) one time,and he said name dropping was not the done thing................ John,don't give out to many snippets from your forth coming book. |
![]() David MarshallHandicap : 10.2 Reply : Fri 5th Dec 2008 23:14 |
Yeah well...I've played golf with the biggest bestest celebrity ever...And been on holiday with him...Total flaming nutcase, but I luv im to bits.
I've also played golf with some on the lunatics on here...And wouldn't have missed it for the world..
UNLESS....
It was....................
Natalie Gulbis |
![]() Danny BrantHandicap : 18.2 Reply : Sat 6th Dec 2008 07:11 |
Who Nat? I'll give you her number Dave. |
![]() Colin AstburyHandicap : 18.6 Reply : Sat 6th Dec 2008 09:55 |
Saw Poulter at the range and he gave me some tips He said take up fishing Ill load up the video later Col
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![]() Michael BonneyHandicap : 16 Reply : Tue 9th Dec 2008 23:25 |
Once played behind Duncan Norville on Golf Del Sur in Tenerife, but couldn't catch him. |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Wed 10th Dec 2008 07:37 |
ahh shucks |
![]() Martyn BlackHandicap : 12.8 Reply : Thu 1st Jan 2009 18:28 |
I have played a round with Russell Proudfoot about 10 years ago and gave him a few tips. After when we had a beer he mentioned we was on tour until he had an eye injury (only has use of one eye, the other is partial). Still, what a player he was. |
![]() Philip BoothHandicap : 14.6 Reply : Fri 23rd Jan 2009 16:57 |
Played the South Course at Andrews Air Force Base in 1994 and our foursome got to shake hands with then President Clinton. We had just asked one of his security team members if it was the President coming up the fairway and he said yes and asked us if we would like to meet him. He was playing that day with his daughter and two young junior senators. He was very friendly and well spoken. |
![]() Johnathan WheatleyHandicap : 15.7 Reply : Fri 23rd Jan 2009 17:36 |
about three years ago i was playing with a friend at longcliff loughborough when a one ball caught us up we invited him to join us and he did we all played the next sixteen hole he was showing me some new shot and my friend said that is mark bright so i want into the pro shop to see who had signed in behind us and it was MARK BRIGHT |
![]() Chris SalterHandicap : 11.1 Reply : Fri 23rd Jan 2009 18:35 |
Played the Cheshire Course at Carden Park a few years ago. We'd seen Ryan Giggs earlier on the course and by the time we came to the 10th tee he was playing down the 18th. We assumed it was his drive that had layed up nicely about 20 yards short of a small pond in front of the green. Deciding to watch Mr Giggs take his next shot we all sat down on the edge of the tee. He must have sensed us all watching him and promptly duffed his "chip" into the pond much to our amusement and shouts of "stick to football" etc. Saw him in the club house later on with many a laugh shared between us all. |
![]() Matt UsherHandicap : 19.2 Reply : Sun 25th Jan 2009 07:18 |
I was at last years Dubai desert classic and bumped into Frankie Dettori on the 7th in tow was his caddy who looked like a shaggier version of Rod Stewart!! |
![]() Gary TaylorHandicap : 27 Reply : Mon 26th Jan 2009 09:05 |
Once saw Martin O'Neill at Stoke Park. He was Wycombe Wanderers manager at the time. |
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![]() Kevin ArcherHandicap : 5.1 Reply : Mon 2nd Feb 2009 22:53 |
Once stood next to Sevvy Ballesteros in the players tent at the OPEN that Sandy Lyle won at St Georges when I was caddying for my amateur friend..Also saw Mark Hughes(Man City Manager) at Mill Ride when he was playing for Chelsea...and lastly saw Gus Poyet playing on his own at Wexham Park GC !!!! |
![]() Shane O'neillHandicap : 9.8 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 15:18 |
ronnie o'sullivan took a jog around the course i was practicing on.. he was staying in the hotel and playing an exhibition match with jimmy white... 3rd frame he shot 147 so white stepped up and shot a 147 in the next frame. great stuff. |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 15:41 |
I've not really commented on this but 3 years ago we had (I think, as i don't support Liverpool) Roy Evans on the plane to the Algarve. Bob Anderson (Darts) was at the same courses as us at the same time. And someone called Mick who was Coventry manager at the time also on the plane. Bit vague I know but having grown up in London and been close to many celebrities on a daily basis almost daily, you kinda get blase about things. Spoke personally to Bobby Moore in his capacity as ambassador for blue arrow a temping agency that I used when I worked for Commercial Union in Croydon, and also used his pub "Mooro's" at weekends in Stratford (E15) where I lived, I also used the Britannia Pub in plaistow grove, Plaistow/West Ham which Lampard Senior ran when I lived locally in Cridland st. Played darts against Andy "The Viking" Fordham when he played for the Railway pub in Plaistow High St. I've known many a colleague get tongue tied and stood in awe of celeb's, but I see them as normal human beings. |
![]() David Lythgoe[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 2 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 17:11 |
Norman Hunter is a member at my club and I often see him around. I have been in the company of many Celebs over the years, too many to list here. I'll just name a few of the golfers I've had the pleasure (mostly) to play with. Monty, Constantino Rocca, Paul McGinley, Antonio Garrido, Howard Clark, Gordon J Brand, Cathy Panton, Chrissie Langford and Seve. Also had a long chat with two gentlemen at Carnoustir in 1975, Tom Watson and a Mr Jack Nicklaus.
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![]() John PettittHandicap : 21 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 17:14 |
Rocca is one of my favourite players from not so long ago and I also partnered Howard Clark in Pro-Am at Penina. I would love to have played with Seve, my kind of player. |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 17:24 |
I'm the same as Wayne - seen many celebs, does nothing for me really. Not sure I'd even be bothered in front of the Queen. |
![]() Matt BryanHandicap : 21.4 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 17:25 |
Spoke personally to Bobby Moore in his capacity as ambassador for blue arrow a temping agency that I used when I worked for Commercial Union in Croydon, and also used his pub "Mooro's" at weekends in Stratford (E15) where I lived, I also used the Britannia Pub in plaistow grove, Plaistow/West Ham which Lampard Senior ran when I lived locally in Cridland st. Bobby Moore eh? I would have been tongue tied being face to face with the England and West Ham legend. Are you by chance a Hammers fan Santo? |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 17:29 |
I once beat Peter Ebdon at matchplay...hardly a claim to fame
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![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 18:14 |
It depends whether they have won or not Matt. Sometimes he's a Spurs fan too. |
![]() Jon WilliamsHandicap : 23.1 Reply : Tue 3rd Feb 2009 18:23 |
Not golf related but I've just come back from playing squash. The courts are at our local swimming baths and while waiting for my partner to arrive Rebecca Addlington breezed through the foyer with her coach. She trains there regularly but I didn't think I'd ever get to see her as she's usually there in the wee hours of the morning. |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 08:50 |
I'm a SPURS fan through & through Matt, but West Ham is my second team (and my son supports them). Always had my Pie and Mash at Nathan's which backed onto the hammers ground. Possibly only 2 people i'd go weird in the company of "Pele" & "Tiger" |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:11 |
Wayne Wayne Wayne - as a Spurs fan myself, how can you have West Ham as your second club - it's worse than having Arsenal as your second team
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![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:16 |
Now you are swearing pal!!!!!!!! To be fair I lost a mate at Stamford Bridge in 1969 (stabbed), and went off attending big league matches so would go and watch teams like Charlton/Gillingham and West Ham playing against lower rated teams, once my son was able to comprehend football as I lived in Plaistow I started taking him to West Ham. |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:17 |
Should've heard the tantrum when I pointed out to him at Conwy that West Brom had beaten BOTH of his teams.... |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:20 |
And where are you in the table numpty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:31 |
West Brom had a great game last night. |
![]() Paul WilliamsHandicap : 22.5 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 09:37 |
Boing, boing |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 10:17 |
We'll be the bottom side. That's the bottom side who are only TWO points behind Spurs and if we beat Newcastle at home on Saturday we would go above Spurs, and will stay above them when they lose to Arsenal on Sunday. Given that we played 8 players who wouldn't normally start and have 13 first team players injured (6 of the centre halves), I couldn't give a monkey's about going out of the cup to a team that has also beaten Fulham, Chelsea, Arsenal and oh, SPURS this season. |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 11:17 |
Early days Chris - history tells us that West Brom can't stay up, and spurs can't go down
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![]() Oli HeardHandicap : 13.2 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 11:41 |
Now i just cant let moments of insanity like that pass. Clearly Arshavin and Robin Van Bergkamp will do the job on Tottenham at the weekend. Spurs will be distracted with their re-union and too busy catching up with their pals they havent seen for 6 months. |
![]() Jonny PHandicap : 5.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 12:37 |
Oli - I don't think Arshavin will play - the season ended in Nov for him, he's far from match fit. |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 13:35 |
As we sing down the Hawthorns at the moment Jonny, "We've done it before and we'll do it again!". I genuinely think that once our injuries start to subside (10 of the 13 injured players are forecast to be fit in two to three weeks) we will start picking up points. Plus the fixture list has been quite kind for our run-in. No club is too big to go down, as Leeds, Blackburn, Man City, Southampton, etc have found out and Defoe being out for 10 weeks could be a massive blow for Spurs. It's such a tight league that two good results can see you in the top half. If results go our way on Saturday (and if you look at the fixture list it's quite possible) then we will finish the day in 14th - that's six places from one win! |
![]() Luke TrickerHandicap : 12 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 13:37 |
"I don't think Arshavin will play.....he's far from match fit" Thats never stopped Tom Huddlestone!! Anyway, back on thread please............ |
![]() Matt BryanHandicap : 21.4 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 14:16 |
Jeez, What did I start here....sorry! : ) Anyway, up the Irons!!! |
![]() Chris Perry[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 12.8 Reply : Wed 4th Feb 2009 14:22 |
"up the Irons!!!" At least that one was golf related! |
![]() Super HoopsHandicap : 28 Reply : Thu 4th Jun 2009 14:10 |
Saw Paddy Mcguinnes (from max & paddy, phoenix nights) at chilli dip golf course (douglas valley) about a month or so back. |
![]() David Lythgoe[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 2 Reply : Thu 4th Jun 2009 14:58 |
One of the greatest compliments I ever received was from Arthur Graham (Footballer). He was playing for Leeds at the time (before moving to Man Utd) and he said he looked up to me because I was a good Golfer, something he admired. He said that he looked at ME like I looked at him when he was playing for Leeds. On another occasion Denis Taylor and Alex Higgins turned up at Roundhay for a game of Golf during the World Championship at The Crusible. I joined them and gave them some tips, Denis could play, Alex was just starting. Afterwards we had a drink and some sandwiches in the Clubhouse. One of the guys asked them if they would play snooker with him "I hate the game, I only play it because I'm good at it" was Alex's reply. They didn't play. I sent them both a telegram later (shows how long ago it was) saying "My Snooker was as good as your Golf" and wishing them good luck. Alex won it that year. |
![]() Chris HooleyHandicap : 20.2 Reply : Thu 11th Jun 2009 08:55 |
Not golf related but I've had a good chat with Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters and Gordon Banks at a charity dinner a few years back. Lovely people, especially Gordon Banks! |
![]() Alan GunnigleHandicap : 9.4 Reply : Fri 19th Jun 2009 20:41 |
had the chance to see a hero of mine last year at Ashton GC (near Wigan).. Duncan McKenzie |
![]() Alex WallsHandicap : 28 Reply : Tue 8th Dec 2009 14:33 |
I was playing with Kim Jong Il! Got 33 on a par 72 and 6 holes in one. He was about to announce to me the new leader of the DPRK when I woke up! |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Tue 8th Dec 2009 23:29 |
Dave Leyo watches ALL the Asian tour and he didn't know who the hell you were on about Alex Shows that watching aint learning |
![]() Alex WallsHandicap : 28 Reply : Wed 16th Dec 2009 12:42 |
Kim Jong Il is the leader of North Korea, but a few years ago he claimed to play golf for the first time scoring 34, including 5 holes in one, on a par 72. Then he announced he would quit golf because he had more important things to focus his mental energy on. Someone asked the PGA about it and they said rather unimpressed, we don't want him, he's too good for us. |
![]() Stuart GovanHandicap : 11.5 Reply : Sun 24th Jan 2010 20:57 |
As the Algarve beckons it reminds me that Simon Bottery and I saw Kevin Whately of Inspector Morse fame on the flight out to and back from Portugal last year. |
![]() Russell Middleton[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 14.2 Reply : Sun 24th Jan 2010 22:52 |
I played at Woolston Manor Golf and Country Club a few months ago and in the group in front of us was Teddy Sheringham, plus two other ex West Ham players who I didn't know, but one of them is now on Talk Sport Radio. Russ |
![]() Lee ButlerHandicap : 12.5 Reply : Mon 25th Jan 2010 19:38 |
I see Robert Lee & John Beresford (Both of Newcastle FC fame) at Hazlemere GC a few months back.. |
![]() Darren Ramowski[FORUM MODERATOR]Handicap : 21.6 Reply : Mon 25th Jan 2010 19:42 |
I saw rob camplisson (played in my Charity golf day plus Gtour/Golfshake event in 2009) on the weakest link last Friday, well I think it was him.
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![]() David HomerHandicap : 12.2 Reply : Mon 25th Jan 2010 19:55 |
I saw Ian Poulter on Sky Sports this Sunday |
![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Tue 26th Jan 2010 14:53 |
4 years ago saw Mick whats-his-name (coventry manager then) and Roy evans ex Liverpool Manager same flight to Faro from Manchester, but they played at Vilamoura, and the year before and that year played golf with Bob Anderson of Darts fame and they were staying in the Dom Joao (same hotel). |
![]() Dave leyHandicap : 9.7 Reply : Tue 26th Jan 2010 19:42 |
I saw John Pettitt a week last Sunday and had a chat and got his autograph, sorry for trumping you all................................................ |
![]() David HomerHandicap : 12.2 Reply : Tue 26th Jan 2010 20:33 |
I once shared a bench with the man after the Midland GS open. Forgot to get his autograph though. doh! |
![]() Ryan NehdryngerHandicap : Reply : Tue 27th Mar 2012 16:38 |
Bumped into Matt Baker at the Pavilion Hotel in London and he was just on his way out the door to play some golf. Gotta love celebrity golfers. |
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![]() Graham BrownHandicap : 17 Reply : Tue 3rd Apr 2012 22:05 |
Got held up at Newbiggin By The Sea GC by Alan Smith and Shola Ameobi a couple of months ago, and they were in buggies whilst we were walking! Smith flunked his opening drive, much to everyones amusement, as he was giving it all the BIG I AM beforehand |
![]() Dan KavanaghHandicap : 3.8 Reply : Fri 10th Aug 2012 16:10 |
Just thought id try n get this thread going again, its great to see who people have bumped into...... This years Open I asked David Leadbetter for tips on getting out of the thick stuff, he just said 'dont go it' And when I was a kid we used to go ball hunting at our local club(TrenthamGC,Staffs) for those who dont know it, it has a rather steap uphill 8th hole(this is relivent).......we saw a golf buggy coming up the hill, take a sharp left turn, and promptly rolled over three times.....out falls the snooker legend the late Alex Higgins.... |
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