SUE TURA (PAST CAPTAIN)

Hello. I’m Sue Tura and I have been a member at Rugby Golf Club for a very long time.............Since retiring from a career in the NHS, I have enjoyed playing a lot more golf and being involved with the club. It is a great sport for healthy outdoor exercise, meeting friends and socialising.

Here at Rugby Golf Club we are enthusiastic to welcome new female members of all ages and abilities, from beginners to those who enjoy competitive golf.

I am the coordinator for any new members and liaise with Zoe North, our PGA Professional about how best to support our beginners. We also have a buddy system to help integrate new members into the club and onto the course.

There is the opportunity to be as relaxed or as competitive as you wish with your golf –it’s entirely up to you. Just come along and enjoy yourself.  We’d love to see you.

SARAH GREEN ( RGC LADY CAPTAIN 2024/5 AND WOMEN'S CHARTER CHAMPION)

I am Sarah Green, Lady Captain for the year 2024/25. I have been a member of rugby golf club since 2019. My current handicap is 24.3 and as I no longer work, I am usually to be found on the golf course! Having come up through the ranks, from complete beginner to current lady Captain, I am very keen to ensure that all new members, whether they have played golf before or not, have a positive experience. We are a friendly group of ladies and take the time to help our beginners integrate.  we have a small but active section and there is something for everyone.

The Ladies section have their competitions mainly on a Wednesday with alternate days at the weekend for the main competitions. Additionally, there is the opportunity to play friendly and competitive matches both at Rugby and other courses.

ZOE NORTH PGA PROFESSIONAL

I am Zoe North. I am a fully qualified PGA professional with over 12 years of coaching experience who specialises in women and girls’ golf coaching. 

I keep my coaching very simple. I work a lot on the set up and basics before looking into swing mechanics. I believe strongly in working on the individual’s swing and not trying to change it to look like someone else's. 

I teach all the shots required to play the course, and during lessons encourage people to experiment with their club selection. this is so they can understand what each club does (and that each club has more than one job!) most importantly for me is that I coach golf to be a lifetime sport, and for each lesson to be fun whilst learning.