England Golf aims for continental glory
Two new caps selected for European Boys Team Championship, while Hull and Law to lead girls in Germany
England Golf will parade two new caps in their six-strong squad as they bid to bridge an eight-year gap without victory in the annual European Boys Team Championships at Lidingo Golf Club in Sweden next month.
Debutants Nick Marsh (Huddersfield) and Aston Turner (Kenwick Park) will join forces with Matthew Fitzpatrick (Hallamshire), Patrick Kelly (Boston West), Max Orrin (North Foreland) and Toby Tree (Worthing) from July 10 to 14.
Marsh is the current leader of the Titleist/FootJoy England Golf Boys Order of Merit following a joint second place with Orrin in the McEvoy Trophy, while Turner finished tied third with Marsh in the Fairhaven Trophies back in April.
Fitzpatrick finished runner-up in last year’s Titleist/FootJoy Boys Order of Merit, Kelly is currently second on the Merit list, Orrin recorded two significant recent victories in the Thunderbird International Junior and Kent Championship, and Tree won last year’s Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters.
The English squad finished 11th in this event last season and will be out to win the Boys European title for the first time since 2004 in Finland.
England Golf will also be represented on the same date in the European Girls Team Championship at St Leon-Rot Golf Club in Germany with two of GB&I’s victorious Curtis Cup golfers among the six-strong lineup.
Charley Hull (Woburn) and Bronte Law (Bramhall), who were both part of the victorious 2012 GB&I Curtis Cup team, will be joined by Georgia Hall (Remedy Oak), Elizabeth Mallett (Sutton Coldfield), Emily Taylor (Hillside) and Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough).
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