DHL won the Masters of Waste Tournament on Wednesday (April 18) for the second time, racking up a tournament-record score of 109.
letsrecycle.com director Rob Mowat (left) with the DHL team and (right) Brian Weatherill, managing director of event partner, the Tegos Group
The team, consisting of Ashley Smart, Simon Potter, Chris Adam and Chris Brown , came three points ahead of Blue Southern in second, who had 106 points. Warwick Ward finished third with 92 points.
In other years, a score of 92 would have been enough to take the crown.
The industry’s premier golf tournament sees golfers compete for the team and individual trophies over 18 holes, and was held at the Oxfordshire Golf Club in Thame in glorious spring sunshine.
The event was organised by letsrecycle.com and partnered by the Tegos group. Child Bereavement UK was the supported charity.
Other teams to have competed this year include Smart Solutions, who have won the previous two tournaments and AO.com, who came fourth with a score of 91.
Dawn Roads of the Oil Recycling Association was runner up in the best female player award
Individual
On the individual front, Chris Brown topped off a good day for DHL by also picking up the longest drive, while Rhys Davies of Smart Solutions picked up the ‘Nearest the pin’, sponsored by Grundon’s .
Dawn Campkin of CHC Waste won the best female player award, slightly edging Dawn Roads of the Oil Recycling Association.
The best male player award went to Ashley Ward of Warwick Ward Recycling with Matt H, of Blue Southern, finishing as runner-up.
‘Great mix’
Dawn Campkin of CHC Waste won the best female player award
Rob Mowat, director at letsrecycle.com, said: “It’s great to get a mix of new and familiar faces together, with what’s always a great informal networking day.
“I’d like to congratulate all of the winners and runners up for their fantastic efforts, and thank everyone who donated to our nominated charity. I would also like to thank our partner Tegos group and sponsors: Grundon, Hadfield, UKCM, Smart Solutions and Wastepack, we hope to see you again for next year’s tournament.”
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