The England Golf Trust is run by a board of 11 volunteer trustees.
England Golf Trust Chair
Moira Page is a qualified Chartered Management Accountant and a member of the Association of Accounting Technicians and has worked as a freelance finance director for the last 13 years. She was an elected non-executive director on the Board of England Golf audit and finance committee.
Based in Leicestershire, she is a member of Glen Gorse Golf Club where she plays to a high standard, including winning her County Championship four times.
As a promising teenage golfer with a handicap of 2, she received funding through the Ladies County Association and from EWGA trust which is the former of EGT.
Now, in her role as EGT chair, she is passionate about helping other young people on their golfing journey.
Now retired, Chrissie is a highly experienced commercial marketing consultant with clients across multiple sectors including consumer goods, sport and the hospitality industry. This included 20 years of experience working with two the of largest global drinks companies, Coca-Cola and Diageo.
As a keen golfer she has been able to mix business with pleasure, working on contracts with the English Women’s Golf Association, Ladies Golf Union and then England Golf creating and managing the highly successful national marketing campaign, Get into golf.
Chrissie initially trained as a musician (French horn) at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and then at the National Centre for Orchestral Studies. Now based in Norfolk, she continues to enjoy performing with many orchestra’s and ensembles across East Anglia.
Utilising her skills and experience Chrissie holds board and committee positions on local and national organisations, Norfolk Ladies’ County Golf Association, Orchestra of Academy of St Thomas and England Lacrosse.
Jim is a Chartered Management Accountant with a career in finance and commercial roles across many sectors in the UK, Australia and Asia. He served as Finance Director for England Golf where he learned about the work of the Trust and then joined as a trustee in 2023.
He is excited to help grow the charity and is passionate about growing the game, widening access and helping players who need support to play.
A father of two, Jim is a keen golfer and a member of Northamptonshire County Golf Club where he’s having lots of fun introducing his children to the game.
Alice works for the Golf Foundation as development officer for the West Midlands, helping to introduce children from all backgrounds to golf. Through this role she has been able to support clubs and schools to provide children with a great first experience of the game.
She was introduced to golf by her grandma at the age of nine. As one of very few girls at her club, Alice developed a real understanding of the difficulties experienced by girls getting into the game which has made her even more passionate about making positive changes within the sport.
Alice enjoys a number of sports, but golf has provided her with volunteering opportunities which she loves just as much as playing. She is now a Derbyshire County volunteer looking after the girls’ development pathway and 9-hole events for beginner juniors.
With a degree in Human Geography from Durham University, later in 2022 Alice will be taking part in the Women’s Sport Leadership Academy at the University of Chichester.
Alistair is a retired businessman, who is a non-executive director for England Golf and sits on the Audit and Finance Committee. Alistair is also a non-executive director of Woodhall Spa Golf Management (WSGM) and sits on the development group for the Clubhouse and associated facilities.
He took Business Studies at the University of Hull, then owned a consumer electronics business for 15 years. In 2009 he joined the board of Frilford Heath Golf Club, where he’s been a member since 1994. He became Executive Director in 2010 and Chairman in 2016 before retiring in June 2021.
Alistair is a Past President (2018-19) of BB&O and is now Chairman of BB&O Ltd, independent chair of the Greenkeepers Training Committee Ltd (GTC) and an associate member of the Parliamentary Golf Group. He is also a trustee and board member of two charities, BRF and Verite Sport.
Rob works for England Golf as Head of Participation & Development working with stakeholders to create more opportunities for people to play the sport.
His role at England Golf involves leading the team of national managers and oversees four sections: Women & Girls, Junior Golf, Disability and Workforce & Volunteers.
Rob also manages the relationship and investment with Sport England and sits as part of England Golf’s EDI Steering Group.
Prior to joining England Golf in 2017, he spent eight years working at a London-based social enterprise operating a national portfolio of golf, health and leisure contracts as well as community sports and arts programmes.
He was introduced to golf via taster sessions in secondary school and is now a keen golfer. He also enjoys cricket.
Joining as an EGT trustee in early 2023, Rob is looking forward to helping support more young people to access and enjoy golf for life.
Sarah is a registered nurse and has worked in the NHS for over 40 years. She is a senior safeguarding leader in a strategic role with extensive experience in shaping safeguarding policy and procedure in sport, currently is working alongside GB Snowsport and Paddle UK.
Sarah lives in Manchester with her family. She has been a keen spectator of golf for a number of years. Her personal highlights include watching the AIG Women’s Open and DP World Tour event in Dubai.
She started to play golf two years ago and is learning to master the game. As a member of Worsley Golf Club enjoys the fitness and wellbeing that playing golf brings. Alongside golf she enjoys watching many sports especially following Manchester City as a season ticket holder.
Sarah is delighted to join England Golf Trust as a trustee, is looking forward to contributing to the charity’s growth and increasing access and opportunities for those who wish to participate in the sport.
Ami works at The Salvation Army, one of the UK’s top five charities, where she plays a key role in philanthropy. She builds meaningful relationships with donors, creating opportunities that inspire generosity and lasting impact. Combining strategic thinking with a people-focused approach, Ami helps grow the organisation’s fundraising and mission-driven giving.
Introduced to golf by her father, Ami earned a scholarship to Kansas State University, competing at a high collegiate level. After returning to the UK in 2012, she represented Great Britain at the World Student Games and has become a multiple-time Northumberland County Champion.
Ami has a PhD in Alumni Engagement and Motivation. While her research focused on alumni, her passion extends to philanthropy – understanding what motivates giving and how charities can connect authentically with supporters.
She continues to play golf at Goswick with her husband and hopes to introduce the game to their daughter. As a past grant recipient, Ami is committed to helping the sport unlock its fundraising potential to support young golfers in need.
Michael is of international search and consulting at Kopplin Kuebler & Wallace where he supports golf clubs across the UK, EMEA, and Australasia with executive search and advisory services.
His was introduced to golf by his grandfather when he was 15 and he quickly fell in love with it. He went on to represent both his home club and Kingston University, where he studied Golf Management and played to a handicap of 2.
Golf has played a significant role in Michael’s life, shaping his career and his friendships, values, and outlook. His passionate is about helping others access the same opportunities that the game has given him and strongly believes that financial barriers should never stand in the way of someone who loves golf and wants to be part of the sport.