Still a few places available for those that want a full day of quality amateur snooker. Find out more about The Gold Snooker Series. Get involved as a player, volunteer or spectator.
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Andy Neck wins event 6 and with it the Overall Gold Series. The top sixteen rank players will now receive invites to compete for the Gold Masters Championship 2018 and Dominic Dale Exhibition at Jesters Snooker Hall, Swindon on the 26th May 2018. This, the final event of the season was hosted by Top Q Snooker Club, Gloucester. Select Gold Snooker Series 2017/18 to find out more.
Andy Neck reclaims top spot as Andy Symons closes in. The event was hosted by Galaxy Centre, Torquay. Select Gold Snooker Series 2017/18 to find out more.
The final Event 6 is on 14th April 2018 at Top Q Snooker Club, Gloucester
Newly married, Andy Neck from Newton Abbot takes the first Gold Series event of the season.
This first in a series of six events, was sponsored by Totally Reward. The event was played out at Top Q Snooker Club, Gloucester where facilities continue to improve despite clubs facing difficult financial challenges. Select Gold Series Snooker to see all the results.
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Haydon Pinhey wins event 3 against Mark Turner and scores the highest break to boot. The event was hosted by Top Q Snooker Club, Gloucester. Select 2016-7 Gold Waistcoat Events to find out more.
Event 4 is on 18th February at 147 Snooker Club, Swindon and registration is open.
After a great season of WEBSF tournament wins Haydon Pinhey has extended his lead at the top of the WEBSF prize money list and in doing so has raised the bar yet again for the most prize money won in a single season. Other players that have improved their position this season include; Dan Legassick, up to fourth place; Mitch Grinsted, up to fifth and Dale Branton, up to seventh place. An even bigger climber is Eddie Manning who moved up twenty places to eighth position in only his second WEBSF season. Andy Symons and Steve Brookshaw have also prospered and have joined the £1000 plus club.
The total amount of prize money made available by the WEBSF since September 2014 is £43,834. 95% of the entry fees taken has been awarded as prize money. The WEBSF Management Team have achieved this high return through dedicated volunteers (Tournament Directors, Helpers, Referee’s) and the generosity of sponsors. This season we thank the following sponsors: M.J.H. Paving Ltd., Galaxy Centre, Torquay, Jesters, and 147 Snooker Club, Swindon, The Plaza Snooker & Pool Club, Plymouth and Top Q Snooker Club, Gloucester. All clubs have provided their facilities free of charge!
Select WEBSF Prize Money 2011/2016 for more detail.
Haydon Pinhey from Plymouth is the 2016 overall WEBSF Gold Waistcoat Snooker Tour Champion. After great efforts from Eddie Manning and Andy Symons, Haydon was declared champion. This win was one of the closest on record and had to go to count-back when Eddie won the final event. Both players finished on 252 points. However, Haydon took the title by virtue of winning two events to Eddie’s one. Counting back through, just one frame would have reversed the result…..a valiant effort by the break building machine Eddie Manning. Eddiecould yet square the circle if both players get through to the final of the Gold Masters in May. This is where the top 16 ranked players from the tour are invited to compete in a knock-out tournament for £1320 prize money. The event is sponsored by MJH Paving Ltd. and hosted by The Galaxy Centre, Torquay. Select Gold Waistcoat to see the results for the tour.
