I welcome your articles because they either confirm something that my granddad and uncles told me, or like your latest contribution, they fill in the gaps and provide the recognition that some of these former players deserve. Thank you for your excellent contributions.

I'm not a massive golf fan apart from Ryder Cup but now I always look out for Tommy Fleetwood's fortunes because of his blue connections.

To have actually played for the first team even once is a dream for thousands of us local lads and Harry Finnis not only did this but left his mark on his future generations.

COYB.

I knew he has had his caddy Ian Finnis since he basically started, a giant of a man 6'5" I think he is, especially looks even bigger next to Tommy, but had no idea he was the grandson of an old Everton player.

It's brilliant that we have what I consider the best fan website, mind you, I am a trifle biased, but when we get articles like this, I have to admire the commitment and research that has gone into them, plus a proud feeling that fellow TW'ers have submitted them for all to enjoy.

These articles you dig up are absolutely brilliant, I know Ian Finnis is a big Evertonian as is Tommy Fleetwood, but didnt know Ians Grandfather played for Everton albeit only once. I love my golf, one of the few sports that is still bye and large governed by the same rules that have been in place for a very long time, unlike football were for years nothing changed now every season there is a new rule brought in. Also a bit like snooker one of the few sports were the competitors call fouls on themselves. Lets hope both Ian and Tommy can celebrate a win in todays final day at the BMW Rolex event at Wentworth. Tommy Fleetwood's iron play yesterday was imperious just a pity his putter let him down otherwise he wouldn't be going into the last round 4 shots behind Tyrrell Hatton.

I will follow Fleetwood with interest now - I didn't know he was a blue and I'm just getting back into golf.