Stoke by Nayland Videos

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Video downloads
A narrated, condensed, full tour of the Hotel, Golf and Spa facilities		1:37
Stoke by Nayland - Championship Golf		3:26
Stoke by Nayland - State-of-the-Art Fitness		1:07
Stoke by Nayland - Modern Hotel		2:02
Stoke by Nayland - Luxurious Spa		1:34
Stoke by Nayland - Purpose-built for Business		1:34
Play the golf course with our Pros. Follow a shot by shot guide of selected holes on our championship Gainsborough course with our Head Teaching Pro Roly Hitchcock (holes 2,4,6,10 & 18) and Stoke by Nayland Pro, and 2007 World No 1 Amateur Jamie Moul (holes 13,16 & 17):
Gainsborough Course: Hole 18		1:12
Gainsborough Course: Hole 17		1:05
Gainsborough Course: Hole 16		1:15
Gainsborough Course: Hole 13		1:13
Gainsborough Course: Hole 10		1:43
Gainsborough Course: Hole 6		0:44
Gainsborough Course: Hole 4		1:05
Gainsborough Course: Hole 2		1:12

Jamie Moul represented Stoke by Nayland Golf Club in junior and mens teams for a number of years and went on to play for Suffolk at u14, u16, u18 and mens’ teams. Nationally he represented England at u16, u18 and full mens’ international levels, including the Eisenhower Trophy (world amateur team championships). Other representative honours were for Great Britain and Ireland at u18 level, and full mens’ level playing in the St Andrews Trophy in 2006 and the 2007 Walker Cup.

Jamie topped the World Amateur Golf Rankings on 13 February 2007 and held the position for a number of weeks.

Individual performances included victories in the Lytham Trophy, Brabazon Trophy (mens English strokeplay championship) and St George's Grand Challenge.

Jamie turned Pro at the beginning of 2008 and has played a number of events on the European, Challenge and Europro tours, coming 6th in the European Tour Russian Open. He currently holds a full Challenge tour card for the 2009 season.

Roly Hitchcock became Senior Teaching Professional at Stoke by Nayland Golf Club in 2007. In 1996 he joined the PGA and played the East Region tour. 2003 saw the start of the Sports Academy at Stoke by Nayland Golf Club and Roly has since established himself as one of their three main coaches. Through participation in many CPD programmes organised by the PGA and learning from the other coaches within the Sports Academy about subjects including Bio-Mechanics and the Psychology of the games Roly has continued to expand his knowledge of golf. He believes that the short game is the most important part of the game and is often the area that many golfers neglect.