Honours Breakdown
Individual honours14
Team honours2
First-place awards14
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16Honours AwardedAcross completed competitions
4Different WinnersRecognised so far
4Multiple HonoursPlayers recognised more than once
13CompetitionsWith honours recorded
2Team HonoursShared success
£300Recorded Prize ValueProvided by the organiser
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Nashy took the title after a triple salvo of stableford, leaving no question of who’s in charge.
Le Champ 2026 wrapped up in France with Nashy outpointing Grinty and Graham across three bustling rounds. A festival of stableford points, countbacks, and perhaps even questionable French cheese, Nashy topped the leaderboard decisively.
All three rounds served up healthy helpings of drama, but it was Nashy who munched their way to the top, posting 102 stableford points for the win. Grinty finished second with 95, despite valiant efforts (and possibly some distracting local cuisine), while Graham completed the podium on 82. Competition was settled and Nashy securely basked in their champion’s glow – beret not supplied.
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Tye snatched bottom spot with gusto, turning the wooden spoon into an art form.
Tye’s score of 69 points earned the wooden spoon honours at Le Turd 2026, while Graham dodged kitchen duty and Grinty stayed well clear after three rounds of glorious mediocrity.
Grinty and Nashy paired up for 197 points—a partnership so effective, even their socks finished in sync.
The Overall Pairs competition at Le Champ 2026 finished with Grinty and Nashy forming a dynamic duo, running away from the chasing pack. Graham and Tye gave it a good try, but were left counting the miles.
Nashy coasted to victory, savouring 39 points and leaving no crumb behind.
On Day 3, Nashy snapped up the singles crown with 39 points, outpacing Graham and Grinty at De Wilmereux. It’s a result that suggests the croissants weren’t weighing Nashy down.
Nashy’s approach came to rest 10 feet out—a measured bit of closeness.
Nashy nabbed the Nearest Pin prize on Day 3 by landing their ball a mere 10 feet from the target. Precision or just luck with the wind? At this point, we can only applaud.
Grinty delivered the winning result in the Day 3 - Longest Driver.
Grinty won the Day 3 - Longest Driver with 200 Yards on Hole 7 at De Wilmereux, producing the result that settled this self-contained challenge. The par 4, stroke index 7 provided the setting.
Nashy turned the back nine into a personal highlight reel en route to a 34-point triumph.
Day 2 - Singles at The Sugars wrapped up with Nashy pocketing the win via 34 points, turning bogeys into mere punctuation marks and claiming the round with a dash of back nine verve.
Graham’s tee shot on 17 travelled 210 yards—clearly not delayed by French rail strikes.
Day 2’s Longest Driver contest was decided on the 17th, where Graham launched a 210-yard missile, clearly more about style than mere fossil fuel efficiency.
Nashy’s approach landed just 15ft from the cup, leaving more walk than putt.
Day 2’s Nearest Pin challenge saw Nashy claim top bragging rights, placing a shot a positively sociable 15ft from the hole—a short walk and a shorter putt away.
Grinty claimed 36—leaving others to count their points and their regrets.
The Day 1 Singles competition at Les Dunes found Grinty in lively form, topping the leaderboard with a commanding 36 points. With the rest trailing behind, victory was neatly wrapped up by the final putt.
Tye uncorked 210 yards—no search party required, just applause at the tee box.
Tye captured Day 1’s Longest Driver contest at Les Dunes with a mighty 210-yard effort on a hole known for inviting driver bravado and the occasional search party.
Tye landed one just 12ft from the pin. Others measured in double digits—but yards, not feet.
Tye sized up Day 1’s Nearest Pin at Les Dunes and left their rivals squinting with a sharp shot to 12 feet—no magnifying glass required on this occasion.
Grinty/Nashy set the pairs bar high—Graham/Tye are still searching for the bar.
The Day 1 Pairs at Les Dunes saw Grinty/Nashy seize glory, leaving Graham/Tye hoping that partnership chemistry beats arithmetic over 18 holes.
Event standings
Current leader
Nashy
8 honours · 7 wins
Honours Leaders
Ranked first by honours earned, then competition wins.
Leaderboard basis
All completed event competitions
Order: honours earned, then wins, then recorded value
1st
Nashy8 honours across the event
8Honours
7Wins
6Individual
2Team
£150Recorded value
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2nd
Grinty5 honours across the event
5Honours
4Wins
3Individual
2Team
£85Recorded value
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3rd
Graham2 honours across the event
2Honours
1Wins
2Individual
0Team
£35Recorded value
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4th
Tye3 honours across the event
3Honours
2Wins
3Individual
0Team
£30Recorded value
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Event record
Honours Timeline
Competition outcomes and organiser-provided recognition throughout the event.
Individual
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Le Champ 2026 (Day 1-3)
Nashy
1st
Won on shared placing
Wooden Spoon
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Le Turd 2026 (Days 1-3)
Tye
Wooden Spoon
Won on shared placing
Pairs
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Overall Pairs (Days 1-3)
Grinty/Nashy
1st
Won on shared placing
Longest Drive
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Day 3 - Longest Driver
Grinty
Winner | £15
Individual
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Day 3 - Nearest Pin
Nashy
Winner | £15
Individual
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Day 3 - Singles
Nashy
Winner | £50
Won on shared placing
Individual
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Day 3 - Singles
Graham
Runner up | £20
Individual
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Day 2 - Longest Driver
Graham
Winner | £15
Individual
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Day 2 - Nearest Pin
Nashy
Winner | £15
Individual
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Day 2 - Singles
Nashy
Winner | £50
Won on shared placing
Individual
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Day 2 - Singles
Grinty
Runner up | £20
Individual
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Day 1 - Singles
Grinty
Winner | £50
Won on shared placing
Individual
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Day 1 - Singles
Nashy
Runner up | £20
Individual
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Day 1 - Longest Driver
Tye
Winner | £15
Individual
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Day 1 - Nearest Pin
Tye
Winner | £15
Pairs
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Day 1 - Pairs
Grinty/Nashy
1st
Won on shared placing
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