December 1905
December 1900
December 1898
December 1893
Charles John Bunting
admin2024-12-19T13:47:28+00:00Charles John Bunting Charles John Bunting was the first of the family whose name became synonymous with Seaton Carew Golf Club. He lived on the seafront in the village and worked as a solicitor in Hartlepool. He was a very keen golfer and became the Club's Honorary Secretary from 1893 to 1901 and was made Club Captain in 1901. He was the winner of one of Club's most prestigious competitions, the Gray Trophy, on seven occasions between 1891 to 1904. The unique role that the Bunting family played at Seaton Carew Golf Club for almost a century and a half
December 1891
December 1887
December 1886
May 1886
Jimmy Kay
admin2024-12-19T13:47:32+00:00Jimmy Kay James Kay was engaged as a professional by Seaton Carew Golf Club on the 1st of May 1886, following the resignation of Tom Park a member of the famous Scottish golfing family. His duties at the time included assisting in cutting and rolling the greens, filling divots and horses' hoof marks, playing with members, supervising the groundsman and charwoman and keeping a list of players in Club competitions. For that he and his wife were paid the princely sum of thirty shillings a week. However, it was James Kay's playing record which set him apart from both his
