Gatwick and Pedham Place crowned in England’s KELME National Tour Club League

Gatwick FootGolf Club claimed the Division 1 title and Pedham Place won Division 2 when the FootGolf Association of England highlighted the KELME National Tour Club League on August 10, 2026. A related result also placed Regent Park second in Division 1, giving the top flight a clear podium and a sharper picture of where the season’s club power sat.

The post did more than list winners. It also pushed the club league as an entry point for golfers who are not tied to a traditional club, encouraging them to get more involved in 2026 and to spend more time on the course. That message matters because the league format rewards regular participation and club identity, not just isolated results, and it gives English footgolf a structure that runs alongside the sport’s individual events.

The same account used the KELME National Tour branding to roll out a wider batch of results on the same day, showing how the federation was stacking club competition and solo championships into one coordinated tour picture. In the National Masters 2026 men’s standings, Ben Clarke finished first, Steven Bastin was second, and Dan James took third. In the senior men’s division, Adrian Burns won ahead of Justin Yeates and Bernie Mungeam.

Taken together, the posts showed a tour that is leaning hard on both depth and repetition. Gatwick’s Division 1 win and Pedham Place’s Division 2 crown marked club success, while the National Masters results put familiar names back on the board in individual play. With Regent Park also finishing near the top of Division 1, the league’s competitive map is becoming more defined, and the clubs that can keep placing players across divisions are the ones setting the pace.