Club Pays Its Respects
Richard Watts • November 9, 2025

Mountain Ash Golf Club Pays Its Respects on Remembrance Sunday

Laying Our Wreath


On Remembrance Sunday, Mountain Ash Golf Club was proud to be represented at the Mountain Ash War Memorial, where our club wreath was laid as part of the annual service of remembrance.


This year, the wreath was laid on behalf of the club by Tom Williams, who stepped forward with dignity on a day that means so much to so many within our community. The service was a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women who served and continue to serve in our armed forces. Their courage, their commitment, and their legacy are things we must never take for granted.


As a club rooted in the heart of the town, it is important for us to stand alongside the wider Mountain Ash community to honour those who gave their today for our tomorrow. Seeing so many gather at the memorial, from families and veterans to local organisations and young people, was a powerful reflection of our shared respect and remembrance.


We are grateful to Tom for representing MAGC with pride, and grateful to everyone who paused, reflected, and remembered.


Lest we forget.


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