Record-breaker: Frank McLaughlif (left) with Rob Watts
GOLF: Flackwell Heath had its 16-year-old course record broken twice on the same day at their centenary Pro Am.
Paul Simpson, from West Berks, went round in 64 to beat the slice a shot off the record.
But the new record barely lasted a couple of hours when Rob Watts, from Castle Royale, recorded a nine under par 62.
The previous record holder was former European Tour player and current Sky Sports commentator Ewan Murray.
Watts and teammates Brian Day and Steve Eastgate (both Flackwell Heath) and Alan Edwards (Ellesborough) won the team prize with a 20 under total.
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