BROADWAY Golf Club welcomed a full field of players to the club’s 36-hole men’s Club Championship competition.
The event marks one of the highlights of Broadway’s golfing calendar each year.
While temperatures climbed throughout the event, a brisk breeze provided an extra challenge for competitors.
And two players could not be separated at the end of 36 holes. Both Scott Davis and Ambrose Eaves finished on two-over par with scores of 146.
That meant the Championship would be decided by a dramatic play-off over the 17th and 18th holes.
Both players birdied the 17th hole as the pair holed 12-foot putts to remain level heading into the final play-off hole.
And Davis held his nerve on the 18th green to make par and edge out Eaves to be crowned Broadway’s men’s club champion for 2026.
Davis claimed the club’s historic Championship Salver. The Salver was originally donated to Broadway in 1912 by committee member Mr E. Kenyon-Stow.
Eaves secured the Peter Ward Putter, after he produced a level-par nett score, which was presented to the club by Peter’s widow Julia in 1988 in his memory.
