Ladies Team News

I am thrilled to tell you the 'B' team won their match away against Tracy Park 8 - 6. This now gives them a three point lead at the top of their division. Well done to the team for playing in the most awful of conditions. The team consisted of Rosemary Fife (who was Captain of the day), Carol Kirkwood, Heather Priestley, Sue Bamford, Marian Crewe, Alison Lee and Sue Tasker.

Also, the 'A' team of Merriel Horler, Debbie Quinn-Hall, Sandra Jones, Sally Anderson, Ruth Steele, Carol Kirkwood and Rosemary Fife had a good win against Lansdown beating them nine points to five. This result takes them to joint second in the division which is a great achievement. They have three more games to go, two at home and one away. The division is very close, so fingers crossed for some more good results.

 

50th Anniversary World Cup Scramble

Saturday saw a Texas Scramble played on the anniversary of England winning the World Cup 50 years ago. 136 competitors took part with each team member having to use four of their tee shots. Some exceptional scoring was produced on the day with the team of Jack Harris, Henry Craddock, Reg Wiles and Richard Smith taking top spot. Full results are as follows:

First place - Jack Harris, Henry Craddock, Reg Wiles and Richard Smith (Nett 55.6), second place - David Fife, Derek Sutton, David Steele and Brian Cherry (Nett 56.5) and in third place - Barry Osborne, Chris Martin, Adrian Jennings and Jason Snook (Nett 57.2).

Club Mid-week Stableford

Tuesday's Mid-week Stableford was played for the most part in awful conditions. 23 brave souls battled the elements and a brief run down of the scores are as follows:

Division One - First place - John Vickerstaff (41 points), second place - Mark Hodges (40 points) and in third place - Rob Doy (39 points).
Division Two - First place - Alan Trask and in second place - Peter Williams.

The twos sweep paid out £12 to three lucky winners.

 

Seniors' Medal and Eric Mayoh Salver

As with the Mid-week Stableford, the seniors' event was played in poor conditions. Paul Smith had the lowest nett score with a very good 68 and Reg Wiles took the Eric Mayoh Salver which is for the lowest gross score of the day. Reg shot a tidy gross 77, which was a clear seven better than the next gross score. Full results are as follows:

Division One - First place - Paul Smith (Nett 68), second place - Reg Wiles (Nett 69) and in third place - Alan Wignall (Nett 70).
Division Two - First place - Bernard Druce (Nett 69), second place - John French (Nett 70) and in third place - David Wright (Nett 70).