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Dust down the clubs and clean your shoes, golf is on its way back!

Golfers! 15 'out of lockdown' tips, now you're returning to the fairways

Set for a return next month hopefully for golf fans

Set for a return next month hopefully for golf fans

Joy for golf and tennis fans as their sports look set for return next month

Hopefully golf will be returning soon to courses like Stoke-by-Nayland

Hopefully golf will be returning soon to courses like Stoke-by-Nayland

When will golf be returning? Experts offer hope

The holiday season is being extended until September in Suffolk and Norfolk, in order to get more people visiting the area this autumn after the coronavirus crisis Picture: Getty Images

The holiday season is being extended until September in Suffolk and Norfolk, in order to get more people visiting the area this autumn after the coronavirus crisis Picture: Getty Images

11 quirky things to do in Suffolk this autumn

Shane Lowry with the famed Claret Jug after winning the Open on Sunday. Picture: PA SPORT

Shane Lowry with the famed Claret Jug after winning the Open on Sunday. Picture: PA SPORT

Nino Severino: Lowry’s win in the Open shows the importance of mental toughness

The Suffolk six who finished in fifth place in the England Golf boys inter-county qualifier at Orsett. From left: Jack Butcher, Conal Downing, Habebul Islam, George Fricker, Alfie Halil and Taylor Crisp. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

The Suffolk six who finished in fifth place in the England Golf boys inter-county qualifier at Orsett. From left: Jack Butcher, Conal Downing, Habebul Islam, George Fricker, Alfie Halil and Taylor Crisp. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Suffolk U18 squad will miss boss Maddock, plus Hambro and Tolly Cobbold Cup semi-final results

Lee Dinmore sits in the boot of his newly-won £50,000 Mercedes truck. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Lee Dinmore sits in the boot of his newly-won £50,000 Mercedes truck. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Golfer Dinmore wins £50k Mercedes truck with a hole-in-one

Gregor Tait receives the Seaton Robson Trophy from Aldeburgh club captain Antony Dearden. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Gregor Tait receives the Seaton Robson Trophy from Aldeburgh club captain Antony Dearden. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Tait wins Seaton Robson Trophy at Aldeburgh, plus Hambro Cup results

Four-handicap Darren Elliott (right) accepts the Eastern Counties Cup from Woodbridge captain Richard Barton who won this trophy before the new holder was born. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Four-handicap Darren Elliott (right) accepts the Eastern Counties Cup from Woodbridge captain Richard Barton who won this trophy before the new holder was born. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Elliott wins Eastern Counties Cup at Woodbridge

Andrew Robinson shot a career-best 64 to win at Gog Magog. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Andrew Robinson shot a career-best 64 to win at Gog Magog. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Robinson has best round of his career to win at Gog Magog

Felixstowe Ferry's Hambro team: Back (from left): Paul Waring, Neil Meadows, Billy McLeod and Steve Sayers. Front: Greg Hills, Jimmy Price (captain), Ben Sayers and Adam Sheldrake. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Felixstowe Ferry's Hambro team: Back (from left): Paul Waring, Neil Meadows, Billy McLeod and Steve Sayers. Front: Greg Hills, Jimmy Price (captain), Ben Sayers and Adam Sheldrake. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Stowmarket stage furious fightback to beat Flempton in the Hambro Cup

Tiger Woods, the 2019 Masters champion. What a story. Photo: PA

Tiger Woods, the 2019 Masters champion. What a story. Photo: PA

Bacon’s Bites: Down Town and up the Tiger. Don’t tell me you didn’t get emotional

SUFFOLK TRAINING: Back (from left): Keith Preston (county coach), Joe Cardy (county coach and first team captain), Habebul Islam, Paul Waring, Chris Vince, Adam Sheldrake, Ben Sayers (second team captain), Sam Debenham, James Tyler, Alfie Halil, Monty

SUFFOLK TRAINING: Back (from left): Keith Preston (county coach), Joe Cardy (county coach and first team captain), Habebul Islam, Paul Waring, Chris Vince, Adam Sheldrake, Ben Sayers (second team captain), Sam Debenham, James Tyler, Alfie Halil, Monty

Garnett on Golf: Scowsill back to boost Suffolk ahead of 2019 season

John Maddock, the new Suffolk under-18 boys team manager. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

John Maddock, the new Suffolk under-18 boys team manager. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Suffolk boys look set to shine

Jo Woodward (left) and Amanda Norman of Felixstowe Ferry who won the Haskell Trophy. Photograph: ANN SPENCER

Jo Woodward (left) and Amanda Norman of Felixstowe Ferry who won the Haskell Trophy. Photograph: ANN SPENCER

Garnett on Golf: Felixstowe Ferry retain Haskell Trophy

Hugo Dobson in action. Picture: PGA TOUR

Hugo Dobson in action. Picture: PGA TOUR

Garnett on Golf: Hugo Dobson earns invite to PGA Challenge Tour event

Aldeburgh's Hambro Cup winning team - from left: Logan Mair, Tim Hedin, Jim Harrison, Jack Levermore, team captain Robert Palmer receiving the Hambro Cup from SGU president Colin Firmin, Andy Edmond, James Ollington and Jack Strowger. Picture: TONY

Aldeburgh's Hambro Cup winning team - from left: Logan Mair, Tim Hedin, Jim Harrison, Jack Levermore, team captain Robert Palmer receiving the Hambro Cup from SGU president Colin Firmin, Andy Edmond, James Ollington and Jack Strowger. Picture: TONY

Aldeburgh beat Stowmarket to lift Hambro Cup

The Suffolk first team who beat Leicestershire: Back (from left): James ODoherty, Sam Debenham, Jack Cardy (captain), James Biggs and Paul Waring. Front: Calvin Sherwood, Adam Sheldrake and Habebul Islam. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

The Suffolk first team who beat Leicestershire: Back (from left): James ODoherty, Sam Debenham, Jack Cardy (captain), James Biggs and Paul Waring. Front: Calvin Sherwood, Adam Sheldrake and Habebul Islam. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Cardy signs off as Suffolk captain with fine win over Leicestershire

David Southgate receives the Coronation Cup from Felixstowe Ferry captain Graham Popple. Picture: TONY GARNETT

David Southgate receives the Coronation Cup from Felixstowe Ferry captain Graham Popple. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Southgate wins Coronation Cup at Felixstowe Ferry

Suffolk senior champion Andy Ball (second from left) with runner-up Roger Taylor and third place John Whitby who were both one shot off the pace. Suffolk Golf Union president Colin Firmin is on the left. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Suffolk senior champion Andy Ball (second from left) with runner-up Roger Taylor and third place John Whitby who were both one shot off the pace. Suffolk Golf Union president Colin Firmin is on the left. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Ball wins Suffolk senior title

James Biggs presented with the Faraday Trophy by SGU president Colin Firmin. Liam Hansey of Bungay, the winner of the handicap prize, is on the right. Picture: TONY GARNETT

James Biggs presented with the Faraday Trophy by SGU president Colin Firmin. Liam Hansey of Bungay, the winner of the handicap prize, is on the right. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Biggs completes Suffolk clean sweep

George Fricker of Ufford Park receives the Mackenzie Cup as Suffolk Junior champion from Suffolk Golf Union chairman Colin Firmin. Picture: BILL DARLING

George Fricker of Ufford Park receives the Mackenzie Cup as Suffolk Junior champion from Suffolk Golf Union chairman Colin Firmin. Picture: BILL DARLING

Garnett on Golf: Fricker wins Mackenzie Cup at Bungay

Calvin Sherwood with the Sir Nick Faldo Commemoration Jug which he won at Welwyn Garden City on Saturday. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Calvin Sherwood with the Sir Nick Faldo Commemoration Jug which he won at Welwyn Garden City on Saturday. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Defeat at Northants ends Suffolk’s Anglian League hopes

Paul Waring of Felixstowe Ferry with his trophy after winning the World Deaf Championship at Carton House Golf Club in Ireland. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Paul Waring of Felixstowe Ferry with his trophy after winning the World Deaf Championship at Carton House Golf Club in Ireland. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Paul Waring wins World Deaf Golf Championship

Bob Bagshaw Trophy winners: Suffolk boys� under 16 team: Back (from left): Ben Hembling, Taylor Crisp, Luke Green, Ryan Turnbull. Front: George Austin, Max Weaver (captain), Tyler Weaver and James Iron. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Bob Bagshaw Trophy winners: Suffolk boys� under 16 team: Back (from left): Ben Hembling, Taylor Crisp, Luke Green, Ryan Turnbull. Front: George Austin, Max Weaver (captain), Tyler Weaver and James Iron. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Suffolk boys lift Bob Bagshaw Trophy

Thirteen-year-old Dominic Rudd receives the Silver Frigate from Thorpeness club captain Robin Leggate. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Thirteen-year-old Dominic Rudd receives the Silver Frigate from Thorpeness club captain Robin Leggate. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Dominic Rudd, just 13, beats the adults in historic Silver Frigate win

SUFFOLK MATCHPLAY: Runner-up Louis Martin (left), SGU president Colin Firmin and winner James Biggs at Rookery Park with the Presidents Mashie Trophy. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

SUFFOLK MATCHPLAY: Runner-up Louis Martin (left), SGU president Colin Firmin and winner James Biggs at Rookery Park with the Presidents Mashie Trophy. Photograph: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Biggs continues fantastic season with win in the President’s Mashie

Andrew Robinson (right) with his amateur partner James Smith who won the PGA Lombard qualifier at Thetford. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Andrew Robinson (right) with his amateur partner James Smith who won the PGA Lombard qualifier at Thetford. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Southwold golf duo set for Portugal

Paul Waring was in fine form for Suffolk in their win over Norfolk. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Paul Waring was in fine form for Suffolk in their win over Norfolk. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Garnett on Golf: Suffolk win Anglian derby with Norfolk at Hintlesham

Danny Western of Gorleston receives the Seaton Robson Trophy from Aldeburgh vice-captain Antony Dearden. Western did the double winning both the gross and handicap competitions. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Danny Western of Gorleston receives the Seaton Robson Trophy from Aldeburgh vice-captain Antony Dearden. Western did the double winning both the gross and handicap competitions. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Danny Western wins Seaton Robson Trophy at Aldeburgh – report and scores

Conal Downing (left) with the Sam Jaggard Trophy and Louis Martin of Haverhill with the Nick Reiss Memorial Trophy. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Conal Downing (left) with the Sam Jaggard Trophy and Louis Martin of Haverhill with the Nick Reiss Memorial Trophy. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Winter programme complete for Suffolk’s super-talented youngsters

Glen Davis (left) and Gary Howard of Felixstowe Ferry who won the Suffolk Winter Alliance prize at Southwold. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Glen Davis (left) and Gary Howard of Felixstowe Ferry who won the Suffolk Winter Alliance prize at Southwold. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Davis and Howard defy the cold to win at Southwold

Lawrence Dodd and Ana Ingels at Culford School with Tom Auchterloine. Picture: RICHARD BAILEY

Lawrence Dodd and Ana Ingels at Culford School with Tom Auchterloine. Picture: RICHARD BAILEY

Culford School teams up with Suffolk Golf Union

STOWMARKET SUCCESS: From left: Andrew Forgan, Andy Cunningham, Sam Forgan and Gus Cutting who won the team prize at the Suffolk Winter Alliance meeting at Hintlesham. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

STOWMARKET SUCCESS: From left: Andrew Forgan, Andy Cunningham, Sam Forgan and Gus Cutting who won the team prize at the Suffolk Winter Alliance meeting at Hintlesham. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Father and son duo win at Hintlesham

Framlingham College were winners of the Dick Watson Trophy at Aldeburgh. From left: Hugh Curle, John Wybar, Jonny Newton and Matt Low. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Framlingham College were winners of the Dick Watson Trophy at Aldeburgh. From left: Hugh Curle, John Wybar, Jonny Newton and Matt Low. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Garnett on Golf: Framlingham College retain Dick Watson Trophy

STEARN TROPHY: Fynn Valleys players who won the final against Thorpeness at Haverhill. From left: Vera Skerry, Sue Sparrow, Jane Pitcher, Sally Crosbie, Chris Lynch-Bates (played in earlier round), Claire Fitzpatrick and Sharon Davey. Photograph: Sharon

STEARN TROPHY: Fynn Valleys players who won the final against Thorpeness at Haverhill. From left: Vera Skerry, Sue Sparrow, Jane Pitcher, Sally Crosbie, Chris Lynch-Bates (played in earlier round), Claire Fitzpatrick and Sharon Davey. Photograph: Sharon

Felixstowe Ferry’s Jo Woodward and Amanda Norman win Haskell Cup

Bury St Edmunds' Hambro winners: Back (from left): Trevor Titcombe, Mike Greener, Dan Smailes, Phil Smailes (team captain, with trophy), SGU president Colin Firmin, Steve Lankester and Malcolm Wyer. Front: Max Adams, Roger Nicholson, Craig Nurse, Ben

Bury St Edmunds' Hambro winners: Back (from left): Trevor Titcombe, Mike Greener, Dan Smailes, Phil Smailes (team captain, with trophy), SGU president Colin Firmin, Steve Lankester and Malcolm Wyer. Front: Max Adams, Roger Nicholson, Craig Nurse, Ben

Bury St Edmunds retain the Hambro Cup with win over Gorleston

HAVERHILL HAMBRO TEAM: Back row (from left): Andy Fish, Andy Underwood, John Kennedy, Dave Pipe, Jack Warwick, Jack Bligh. Front: Liam Merritt, Jim Darby, Paul Bartlett (team captain) and Harvey Bavister. Picture: TONY GARNETT

HAVERHILL HAMBRO TEAM: Back row (from left): Andy Fish, Andy Underwood, John Kennedy, Dave Pipe, Jack Warwick, Jack Bligh. Front: Liam Merritt, Jim Darby, Paul Bartlett (team captain) and Harvey Bavister. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Bury St Edmunds reach finals of both Hambro and Tolly Cobbold Cups

Mel Pipe receives the Coronation Cup from Felixstowe Ferry captain Steve Frost. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Mel Pipe receives the Coronation Cup from Felixstowe Ferry captain Steve Frost. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Mel Pipe sets new course record of 67 at Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club

Sixteen-year-old Alfie Halil holds the Faraday Trophy above his head after winning the Suffolk Open Championship at Rookery Park on Sunday. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Sixteen-year-old Alfie Halil holds the Faraday Trophy above his head after winning the Suffolk Open Championship at Rookery Park on Sunday. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Alfie Halil makes history as he wins Suffolk Open golf title at just 16-years-old

Conal Downing receives the F W Mackenzie Cup from Suffolk Golf Union president Colin Firmin after winning the Suffolk Junior Championship. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Conal Downing receives the F W Mackenzie Cup from Suffolk Golf Union president Colin Firmin after winning the Suffolk Junior Championship. Picture: TONY GARNETT

Conal Downing wins Suffolk Junior Golf Championship 2017

Aldeburgh are in the last four of the Stenson Shield. Back (from left): Arthur Patten, James Keely, Will Wright, Nigel Robson, Roger Taylor and Gregor Tait. Front: Robert Palmer (reserve), Ian Kitson and Josh Robertson. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Aldeburgh are in the last four of the Stenson Shield. Back (from left): Arthur Patten, James Keely, Will Wright, Nigel Robson, Roger Taylor and Gregor Tait. Front: Robert Palmer (reserve), Ian Kitson and Josh Robertson. Photograph: CONTRIBUTED

Dan Smailes leads Bury St Edmunds to win over Ipswich in Stenson Shield thriller

Suffolk boys did well to finish in sixth place in the South Eastern Group county qualifier at Woodbridge. From left: Tom Auchterlonie, Alfie Halil, Liam Hansey, George Fricker, Louis Martin, Habebul Islam and Patrick Spraggs (team manager). Photograph:

Suffolk boys did well to finish in sixth place in the South Eastern Group county qualifier at Woodbridge. From left: Tom Auchterlonie, Alfie Halil, Liam Hansey, George Fricker, Louis Martin, Habebul Islam and Patrick Spraggs (team manager). Photograph:

Suffolk golfers start bid for inter-county championship glory

Players from County Upper School at Bury St Edmunds (left), who will be going to a tournament at Formby Hall before watching the first practice day at Royal Birkdale. Losing finalists, Claydon High School are in black shirts. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

Players from County Upper School at Bury St Edmunds (left), who will be going to a tournament at Formby Hall before watching the first practice day at Royal Birkdale. Losing finalists, Claydon High School are in black shirts. Picture: CONTRIBUTED

County Upper School students reach national ‘StreetGolf’ Final

Louis Martin (left), the 17-year-old Suffolk match play champion with SGU president Colin Firmin and runner-up Luke Thompson. They are holding the Presidents Mashie which will find a place of honour for a year at Haverhill Golf Club. Photograph:

Louis Martin (left), the 17-year-old Suffolk match play champion with SGU president Colin Firmin and runner-up Luke Thompson. They are holding the Presidents Mashie which will find a place of honour for a year at Haverhill Golf Club. Photograph:

Louis Martin makes history as youngest-ever winner of President’s Mashie

The Suffolk Senior team which beat Norfolk by 10 matches to five at Halesworth. Back (from left): Kevin Brooks (captain), Trevor Golton, Trevor Hellyer, Steve Mann and Stephen Duffety, Front: Mark Jackson, Steve Whymark, Nigel Fosker, Roger Taylor and

The Suffolk Senior team which beat Norfolk by 10 matches to five at Halesworth. Back (from left): Kevin Brooks (captain), Trevor Golton, Trevor Hellyer, Steve Mann and Stephen Duffety, Front: Mark Jackson, Steve Whymark, Nigel Fosker, Roger Taylor and

Garnett on Golf: A super Spring for Suffolk golf