Maurice Bembridge
• Turned professional in 1960
• Won the European Senior Tour in the Swedish Snrs 1998 (& Hippo Jersey Snrs 96')
• In the 60's and 70's had a successful career on the European Tour winning 9 times
• Represented GB & Ireland four times in the Ryder Cup between 1969 and 1975
• Bembridge is a member of the EST committee and took over as Chairman in 2007

Gary Boyd
• Turned professional in 2007
• Winner of the Tusker Kenya Open on the 2009 Challenge Tour
• Finished runner up to Edoardo Molinari at the Piemonte Open

Gordon J Brand
• Turned professional in 1976
• Finished 5th place on the Order of Merit in 1986
• Winner of the 1989 Volvo Belgian Open
• Has five Senior European Tour victories between 2006 and 2008
• Played in the 1983 Ryder Cup and represented England in the 1983 World Cup

David Dixon
• Turned professional in 2001
• Earned a silver medal as the lowest finishing amateur at the 2001 Open Championship
• Gained one European Tour win and Challenge Tour win at the 2008 Saint-Omer Open

Phillip Golding
• Won the 2003 Open de France at Le Golf National.
• Renowned for record attendance at the Qualifying School. His visit in November 2007 was his 18th and for the 7th time he secured his return to The European Tour.
• A promising young cricketer, Phillip played for Middlesex Colts, but switched to golf and became an assistant at Arkley, Hertfordshire after turning professional in 1981.

Malcolm Gregson
• Gregson was in his prime in the 1960's after beginning his career in 1961
• Played in the Ryder Cup and World Cup in 1967
• Won three tournaments on the European Circuit in 1967 and was awarded the Harry Vardon Trophy as leader of the Order of Merit

Tommy Horton MBE
• Winner of the John Jacobs' Trophy a record 5 times
• Finished number 1 for 4 consecutive years from 1996 and has claimed 23 titles, including a record of 6 in 2007
• Won 4 times on the European Tour and represented GB & Ireland in two Ryder Cups
• A respected coach, broadcaster and columnist. Awarded an MBE in 2000

Tony Jacklin CBE
• This year's Farmfoods British Par 3 Championship event host!
• Winner of the US Open and The Open Championship
• The most successful golfer of his generation and Great Britain's first golfing superstar

Carl Mason
• In 1994 was the winner of two European Tours; the Bell's Scottish Open and Turespana Masters Open de Andalucia
• Since turning 50 he has become the highest career money winner on the European Seniors' Tour, securing a record 24 tournament titles and winning the Order of Merit three times
• He is the first player to break through the €2million barrier on the Senior Tour
• Course record holder for Nailcote Hall, scoring 6 under par, 21, for nine holes in 1999 on route to winning the British Par 3 Championship

David J Russell
•Won two European Tour events, in 1985 at the Car Care Plan Int. and in 1992 at the Lyon Open V33
•Won the 2010 European Seniors' Tour, De Vere Collection PGA Senior Championship
•Finished 24th on the Order of Merit in 1985

Doug Sanders
Doug enjoyed an extremely successful career on the U.S. PGA Tour registering 20 wins. Despite never recording a Major victory, Doug registered 13 top ten finishes across the board competing in Majors and in 1966 he became one of the very few golfers to finish in the top ten in all four Majors in one season Doug is known for his flamboyant clothing style and is nicknamed the 'Peacock of the Fairways'.

Glenn Ralph
•Won the Cleveland Golf Scottish Senior Open in 2009
•Spent over 18 years on the European Tour
•Finished an impressive 22nd on the European Senior Tour in 2010

Graeme Storm
•Winner of the Open de France ALSTOM in 2007
•Member of the victorious 2007 Great Britain and Ireland Seve Trophy team
•Finished in 16th position in the Order of Merit on the European Tour in 2007 with a prize fund of over €1.2million
•Secured a top 50 place on the Order of Merit in the Race to Dubai 2009

Gary Wolstenholme MBE
•Won The British Amateur Championship twice in 1991 and 2003
•All–time points leader for the Great Britain and Ireland Walker Cup teams, which he has played 6 times
•Secured maiden Senior European Tour victory at the Casa Serena Open in 2010
•Current leader for rookie of the year race on the Senior Tour

Larry Laoretti
Larry is known as one of the most charismatic golfers of all time. He has enjoyed a great deal of success on the Champions Tour in America. In 1992 Larry won the biggest golfing honour of his major career when he won the US Senior Open in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Larry is famously known for travelling from tournament to tournament in an enormous mobile home.

Lee Slattery
•Won the Challenge Tour Order of Merit in 2004
•Has registered 2 wins on the European Challenge Tour including the Telenet Trophy in 2010
•Finished an impressive 5th in the 2011 Saint Omer Open

Mark Mouland
•Broke through in 1986 by capturing the Car Care Plan International title
•Winner of the Numark British Par 3 Championship 2008
•Has secured over 25 European Tour cards
•Qualified successfully for the U.S. Champions and European Senior Tours in 2011
•Highest finishing European in the US PGA Senior Championship

Marc Warren
•Won the Mission Hills Golf World Cup with Colin Montgomerie in 2007
•Warren achieved this feat in 2007 partnering winning Ryder Cup Captain Colin Montgomerie in the Mission Hills World Cup
•Won two European Tour titles including the Johnnie Walker Championship in 2007 at Gleneagles
•In 2006 Marc claimed the prestigious Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award

Paul Broadhurst
•Played over 500 events on the European Tour
•Winner of 6 European Tour events including the Algarve Open de Portugal in 2006
•Shot a score of 63 at the Open Championship at St Andrews in 1990 which remains the joint lowest round in the Championship's history
•Played for Europe in the 1991 Ryder Cup where he was unbeaten beating Mark O'Meara in the singles

Scott Jamieson
•Finished 14th on the 2010 European Challenge Tour to secure a full European Tour card for 2011
•Finished an impressive 3rd position in the 2011 Scottish Open to qualify for the Open Championship
•Currently leads the race for the 2011 Rookie of the Year sitting in 36th position in the Race to Dubai standings

Carl Mason
• Bell's Scottish Open winner & Turespana Masters Open de Andalucia winner in 94'
• Won the Ryder Cup Wales Senior Open in 2005
• 23 titles on the European Snrs' Tour and winner of the Order of Merit 3 times.
• Set to become to first player to break the 2million EUR barrier on the Snr Tour
• Course record holder for Nailcote Hall, scoring -6 en route to winning the BP3 in 1999

Andrew McArthur
• Turned Professional in 2005
• Finished 22nd in the Challenge Tour Rankings 2009
• 2008 saw him capture his maiden Challenge Tour title at the Challenge de España, where he beat his fellow Scot Lloyd Saltman into a share of second place.
• Andrew won the Scottish Amateur Championship in 2002

Malcom McKenzie
• Turned Professional in 1980 and has spent most of his career playing on the European Tour
• Winner of the Novotel Perrier Open de France, 2002
• Winner of the 1985 Zimbabwe Open
• Ranked 25th in 1990 in the European Tour Order of Merit

Mark Mouland
• Broke through in 1986 by capturing the Car Care Plan International title
• Winner of the Numark British Par 3 Championship 2008
• Has secured over 25 European Tour cards
• The Mark Mouland Golf Academy is at Nailcote Hall

David J Russell
• Turned professional in 1973
• Finished 24th on the Order of Merit in 1985
• Won two Euro Tour events, the Car Care Plan (85') and the Lyon Open V33 (92')
• Winner of European Seniors' Tour 2010, De Vere Collection PGA Senior Championship

Graeme Storm
• Winner of the Open de France ALSTOM in 2007
• Member of the victorious 2007 Great Britain and Ireland Seve Trophy team
• Finished in 16th position in the Order of Merit on the European Tour in 2007 with a prize fund of over 1.2million EUR
• Secured a top 50 place on the Order of Merit in the Race to Dubai 2009

Shaun Webster
• Winner of the British Par 3 Championship 2006
• Was 11th in the Order of Merit on the Challenge Tour 2006
• Came 2nd in the Kazakhstan Open in 2006
• Came 2nd in the Golf Open International de Toulouse in 2006

Gary Wolstenholme MBE
• In July 2010 Gary won his second professional event at Stoke By Nayland Golf Course in Essex on the Europro Tour
• Won The British Amateur Championship twice in 1991 and 2003
• All-time points leader for GB & Ireland Walker Cup, which he has played 6 times
• Gary's father is Guy Wolstenholme who was a successful amateur and pro golfer

After turning professional in 1960 at the age of 21, Larry enjoyed a career playing in events including the US PGA in 1966 where he made the final round and was paired with the legendary Jack Nicklaus. He continued to play the professional circuit while enjoying working at various golf clubs across America.

Once he turned 50 he decided to take up the challenge of the US Senior Tour (now known as The Champions Tour) and three years later recorded the biggest win of his professional career - the US Senior Open. No-one had expected it but the great showman Laoretti had been hitting the middle of the fairways perfectly and landing his ball neatly on the greens throughout the tournament. He fended off the likes of Nicklaus and Lee Trevino to secure the prestigious title at the Bethlehem Golf Club, Pennsylvannia, finishing with a four shot lead over fellow competitor Jim Colbert.