Just a brief missive this week as I’m on my hols! Please remember the shop is not open quite as extensively as normal in my absence as Phil looks after things. I’m back to work on Thursday 15th August.
Senior Stableford 1 Re-Play F9
1
John Gower-Jones
21
2
Bernie Wilcox
20
3
Tony Adamson
20
F9 Ladies & Gents Stableford
1
Nigel Taylor
22
2
Emma Daynes
22
3
Lucy Daynes
21
Ladies Competitions
Kerry Bailey won Thursday’s 9 hole Max Medal with a nett 34. Gillian Brogdon was seecond with nett 37. The results of the Centenary Trophy have not yet been announced.
Senior Stableford 5 F9
1
Chris Ravenscroft
23
2
Ian Hunt
21
3
Lee Bramley
21
Medal 6
1
Chris Davies
83 – 14 = 69
2
Danny Fox
78 – 8 = 70
3
Ade Kershaw
96 – 26 = 70
Special mention to Joe Booth for scoring anett 66 but not being eligible to win as he hadn’t played in enough competitions to this point. Unfortunately Chris Davies couldn’t make the presentation which took place at TNC on Thursday.
Caldy Mixed Open
Here is a picture of Gillian & Eric Healey and Jennifer & Alan Bradley before they went out to play in the Caldy Mixed Open Team Event yesterday, which they went on to win with a score of 93 points. Well done!
Results, retail goods and care of the course are the topics covered in this week’s missive. Please enjoy!
Ping Mixed 4BBB
Well done Joanne & Graham Bryant for winning this event on Sunday with 37 points. Mandy Gilbert & Jonny Grant were the runners up following a card play off. Third place went to Jan & Chris Ravenscroft with 36 points.
Medal 6
The results for this will be announced at TNC on Thursday evening.
Nine and Dine
Congrats to Freda & Ian Hunt and Barbara & Robert Spark who scored 37 points to win Friday’s (back) Nine and Dine. Pat & Barry Jefferies and Jennifer & Alan Bradley were runners up with 36 points.
Gentleman Captain’s Day to the Ladies
Well done to Pauline Keeling for winning the 18 hole competition with a whopping 42 points. Caroline Perkin was second with 38 points..
Helen Williams won the nine hole competition with a fine score of 22 points and Sue Fallows was the runner up with 18 points.
Shop Opening Times
I’m away next for a family holiday next week and Phil is looking after the shop in my abscence. The shop will be open as follows:
DAY
DATE
OPENING HOURS
Mon
5th Aug
0900-1500
Tues
6th Aug
0900-1500
Wed
7th Aug
1100-1700
Thu
8th Aug
0830-1430
Fri
9th Aug
0900-1500
Sat
10th Aug
0800-1400
Sun
11th Aug
closed
Mon
12th Aug
0830-1430
Tues
13th Aug
0900-1500
Wed
14th Aug
0830-1430
Ladies Golf Accessories
To celebrate the recent sunny weather, we’ve just taken delivery of some ladies summer gloves and also a selection of visors in different colours and fit.
Care of the Course
I received the message below via an email and so I explained to the sender (who I’ll keep anonymous) that I would post it in my newsletter. It’s not the first time this has been mentioned to me – we have a beautiful course with some hard working greenkeepers, let’s do our best to maintain it.
I hope I’m not stepping out of line to suggest this. Would you be able to put in your newsletter a mention regarding raking the bunkers? There seems to be quite a times lately when the bunkers are not raked adequately after being used. Ball tracks, impact marks and footprints have all been there to show fun in the sand. Perhaps mentioning that there should be no evidence left that you’ve ever been in there? It is getting worse and worse. It’s not a lot of fun dealing with a churned up bunker as you try to get your ball out of it.
What a performance by Xander Schauffele to win the Open at Troon and bag his second major of the year. The course looked magnificient and the weather cooperated by giving us some brutal conditions on the Saturday to see the top players in the world battle with… I think we all quite enjoy seeing that don’t we??!
Group Coaching
There are still one or two spaces left in these coaching sessions (see below) so please let me know if you’d like to join us.
Back 9 Stableford
Freda Hunt on Monday’s back nine stableford with 20 points. John Kennedy was second with 18 points and Janet grant secured third spot with 16 points.
John’s win means that he and Graham jones are leading the order of Merit with two events to play. See the top ten places below. The next dates are Sat 3/8 and Sat 24/8
Medal 5
Congrats to Mike Kirchin for shooting an excellent nett 66 to win Saturday’s Medal 5. Martin Oldfield was one back to secure second spot and George Buchan was third with a nett 66.
Peter Hindle and Dave Smith tied the best gross score of the competition with 78s.
MCJL Junior Open at Astbury GC
Some of our junior section were back at Astbury on Saturday for the MCJL Open. Jack Hickson scored 33 points but also won the nearest the line competition, finishing just 3″ away from it! Junior captain Matthew Hodder recorded 31 points and Louis Wild 27 points.
A few of the juniors are entering other junior opens with Wilmslow being one of them so we wish them well for those events.
May Ashton & Nine Hole Max Medal
Well done to Jo Bryant for winning the May Ashton last Thursday with a nett 71. Diana Hogeb was second with a nett 75 beating Caroline Perkin on a card play off.
Karen Stockton won the front nine hole max medal with a nett 36 beating Sally Wright on a card play off. Pauline Keeling was third with a nett 38.
Senior Stableford 4 B9
On the 17th July, Phil Long recorded 20 points to win the back nine seniors Stableford. Chris Adams was runner up with 18 points and Tony sampson third with 17 points.
Wahoo, the greatest show in golf (the Open) rolls into Troon this week…. and the Pro Shop Open Sweepstake has been drawn! Plus what a super win for Bob MacIntyre in the Scottish Open on Sunday.
In this week’s missive, there is golf news from closer to home to whet your appetite and also details of some upcoming group coaching sessions. Also, booking opens on Sunday at 8pm for the next nine hole stableford which is taking place on Sat 3rd August and a reminder that there are still spaces in Monday’s (the 22nd July) 9 hole stableford so please enter if you can!
Pro Am
23 teams tooks to the golf course for battle for the 2024 HGC Pro Am on Saturday. Each team consisted of three amateurs and a pro. The winning team with 15 under par were Pete Hindle, Pete Turkington , Joe Mills and their pro Sonny Lewis. Second place (and hence Ben’s comedy “long” face on the photo) were gentleman captain Ben Fallows, Nancy Fallows, Alison Booth and their pro Scott Booth. Third place with 12 under were Summer Meeting winner Dave Smith, Glyn Isaac, Andrew Cowan and myself. Neil Thompson’s team finished fourth.
In the individual Pro’s event, Jason Dransfield from Heswall successfully defended the title that he won last year with a gross 66. He’s a fine player and great supporter of the Cheshire & North Wales PGA so his victory was thoroughly deserved. The runner up with a gross 67 was myself, which I was really pleased with. I’d led for most of the day as my team and I had played in the morning but Jason was playing in the penultimate group and came in to beat me by one. Third spot with one under par was shared with Oli Pantoja (who needs no introduction!) and Alistair Waddell from Chorlton-cum-Hardy GC.
So many thanks yous…. to Russ and the greenkeeping team, Ben & the bar & kitchen team, the guys from the PGA Joe and Bill (the starter), all the pros that played and of course everyone who entered to make it another fantastic event.
MCJL
As you’ll see, a strong fish from Hazel Grove meant that we finished second overall following the final Muirfield League MCJL fixture of the year at Astbury GC on Saturday. So it would have been nice to win but Phil Hickson and I are still super proud of the effort from all of the juniors. We started out struggling to get enough players to fill a team early in the season to contending strongly at the end so very well done.
Adult Junior
Well done to Oscar Davies who’s win on Friday with father Marcus sees him leading the charge to Order of Merit glory and the Claret Jug (beware of imitations!) but Louis Wild is just 2 points back. The final event of the campaign takes place on Friday 6th September with tee times from 17.00 onwards so please let me know if you’d like to play.
Bridgford & Moir
Well done to Mandy Gilbert for winning last week’s Bridgford competition and also for recording the best nett score on the Wednesday of the two day tournament. Janet Grant came second in the Bridgford and third in the Moir Cup. Gill Kay came third in the Bridgford and recorded the best nett score on the Thursday.
Congrats to Tiff Fielden for defending the Moir Cup, which is the gross competition. Kairen Seaton won the most improved player award from day one to day two.
Snips from Greens
Over to Bob Siddle for this update on our local rules……
The eagle eyed amongst you will have seen the amendment to our Permanent Local Rules on the Rules Noticeboard!
The extensive works installing the irrigation system and the current and planned work to alleviate drainage issues means there are several areas of unusually disturbed ground occurring at various points around the course. It is not feasible to mark and maintain white lines to define GUR to all such areas so a temporary amendment to Permanent Local Rule 4. Immovable Obstructions has been introduced which is shown in bold italics below.
These temporary rules will apply until Further Notice.
LR4. Immovable Obstructions (Rule 16.1)
Within the boundaries of the course, all man made fixtures are deemed immovable obstructions. This includes constructed tracks andpaths but excludes tractor marks and drainage channels unless the ball is clearly sitting on exposed gravel, stones or concrete and/or such clusters of stonework interfere with a player’s stance or the area of his intended swing.
If a fixed sprinkler head, and/or any ground immediately surrounding it which has been significantly disturbed during its installation, is within two club-lengths of the green edge and on a players line, they may also take relief as long as their ball lies on an area cut to fairway height or less and is within two club-lengths of the obstruction. (Model Local Rule F-5.1)
Photos
Thanks for the photos below from Brian Greenbank. Apparently the greenstaff had a sweep in the Euros and Paul & Ben came last so were given the job of cleaning the water pumps, the island and the solar panel of the pond on the 4th/13th!!
The ladies Bridgford is being playing today and tomorrow (it’s Wednesday as I write this), we’ve had the men’s Summer Meeting last weekend and the Pro Am takes place on Saturday so it’s safe to say we’re in the thick of things golf wise… plus the Open starts next week from Troon! Hope you enjoys this week’s round up.
Summer Meeting
Well done to the winners of the various prizes from the men’s summer meeting which took place last weekend. They are as follows:
Best Nett Saturday – Ian Goulty (nett 66)
Best Nett Sunday – Al Kenney (nett 69)
Goulty Trophy. – Ian Goulty (nett 66)
Walker Trophy. – John Kennedy (nett 70 & 68 for a 138 total)
Arnold Challenge. – Andrew Hay (gross 84)
MacCaig Trophy. – John Gray (gross 72)
Galloway Scratch – David Smith (gross 80 & 74 for a 154 total)
Summer BBQ
Football watching, barbequed food, drinks and rainbows – what else could the attendees want!
Mixed TNC
Thus took place last Thursday and was a great success. It was Howard Gill’s birthday and Play your Cards Right made a comeback! Martin Oldfield was telling jokes and stories as only he can plus Roise Gerrard and Rob Manley were presented with the trophy following thier win in the Mixed Centenary on the 15th June.
Ladies Presentation
Congrats to Clare Withey for winning the 18 hole stableford with 37 points. Pauline Keeling was second with 36 points and Helen Williams was third with 35 points.
Ceri Hyde won the back nine stableford with 20 points. Judith Guest was second with 18 points and Helen Redfern finished in third place with 17 points.
There are one or two spaces left in the Open Sweepstake so please get in touch to secure that you get involved!
Remember if you’d like to book a golf lesson with me, please call, email or just click here to book online.
Invitation Day
Congrats to Jim Nicholson, Will Nicholson, Sam Smith and Nick Buckley for winning Sundy’s Mixed Invitation day with 88 points. Bernie Wilcox, Ismael Mury, Tony Anderson and Simon Stokes were runners up with just one point less. Martin Oldfield won the Nearest the Pin prize on the 4th hole and Sam Smith won the one on the on the 11th.
Open Stableford
Neil Roberts won Saturday’s front nine stableford with a stunning 25 points. Johnny Yates was second with 22 points and Janet Grant third with 21 points.
The date of the next competition is a little experimental and will take place on Monday 22nd July with tee times from 1530 – 1730. Bookings will open for this event on Sunday. If you are able to play early, please do so to enable people who want to play after work the best chance to do so.
MCJL Results from Eaton GC
Another weekend and another great results from our juniors in the latest MCJL event at Eaton GC. Louis Wild scored 38 points to win overall and Ollie Grieves shot the same score to finish as runner up following a card play off. Jach Hickson finished 7th with 34 points and junior captain Matthew Hodder scored 30 points to finish in 10th spot. Thanks to Phil Hickson for acting as junior organiser and chauffeur on the day!!
We remain top of the league with just one more fixture to play on 13th July at Astbury GC. Just one more good result needed to get us over the line!!
Hilda Timpson Salver
Chris Marsh won the Hilda Timpson Salver with a fine score of nett 68. Well done Chris! Rachel McDowell was second with a nett 73 and Kairen Seaton third with a nett 74
Lady Captain’s Day
A great day was had by all last week for the Lady Captain’s Day. There was also some mighty fine scoring…..
Amanda Greves won the 18 hole competition with a whopping 46 points and Wendy Jenkins was second with a non too shabby 44 points! Jane Nicholson won the nine hole comp with an excellent score of 24 points and Ceri Hyde was runner up with 22 points.
The Nearest the Pin prize was won by Vanessa Veitch and the Nearest the Line was won by Jane Nicholson.
Thanks for reading this week’s newsletter. Before we dive into the recent news, we have a couple of club housekeeping points from the club to get us started.
Green Fees
Please can everyone ensure that their guest green fees are paid before play. Please pay them in the Pro Shop. If the shop is closed, please pay them behind the bar. If that is closed, please email me or call me to arrange payment (email is preferable).
As a reminder, unless at the time of booking you pay by credit card, your green fee will NOT automatically be debited. If in doubt as to whether you have paid or not, please contact me.
Dress Code
Secondly, one or two of the members have recently complained about a decline in the dress standards. Please click here to view the club’s dress code. The main culprits seem to be untucked shirts and non tailored shorts. Please can ALL members adhere to this dress code.
MCJL
We hosted the third round of the Mid Cheshire Junior league on Sunday. The weather was perfect and the course looked great. Furthermore we performed superbly with us taking the first four places in the 23 player field. Joe Booth finished first with an excellent 39 points. Well done to the rest of the team (junior captain Matthew Hodder, Ollie Grieves, Jack Hickson and Louis Wild). We current sit on top of the league and travel to Eaton GC on Saturday for the penultimate event of the season. Keep it up team!!
Bell Cup
On the same day, our ladies Bell cup team faced Heyrose away. Unfortunately we narrowly missing out on a quarter final place by losing 4:3. Bad luck ladies but it bodes well for 2025!
Medal 4
As mentioned in last week’s missive, DaveMcGlennon cleaned up on Saturday winning Medal 4 on countback with a nett 68. He also won the best gross. Plus he and Andrew Fishwick were presented with the Sandiford trophy (the men’s winter foursomes) having beaten Roger Sheen & George Buchan in the final earlier in the year.
Pete Hindle was the runner up in Medal 4 and third place with a nett 70 went to Jim Nicholson.
Adult Junior Comp
Well done to Fraser Gregory for winning Friday’s event with a massive turnout of 16 juniors and invariably one of their parents. Fraser also leads the OoM with two events to. The next event will take place on Fri 12th July with tee times from 1730.
These events have been running for years and almost as a direct consequence of them we have both juniors and parents apply to join the club so they really are a force for good. Thanks to junior organiser Phil Hickson for helping me out with this event and also for doing sterling work on the day we hosted the MCJL. I think Phil has developed a taste for being a starter and fancies the gig at the Open now!!
Nine & Dine
Here’s the photo of Friday’s 9 & dine winners. They score an excellent 43 points.was won by with a great score of 43 points
This week’s missive is a bit of an epic as I just realised I didn’t upload the one I wrote the other week! Grab a cuppa and start to work your way through it…..
There is still space left in the next nine hole stableford on Sat 29th June. In addition, there are still one or two spaces left in the Pro Am which takes place on Sat 13th July here at HGC. Both events are open to men and ladies.
To enter the nine hole comp, please do so on Club V1. To enter, the Pro Am, please make contact with me.
Medal 4
This was played on Fri 21st and Sat 22nd June. Well played Mr McG! Five twos were recorded which is the most for some time.
1
Dave McGlennon
77 – 9 = 68
2
Peter Hindle
78 – 10 = 68
3
Jim Nicholson
97 – 27 = 70
Nine and Dine on Friday 21st June
1
P. Jefferies / A. Bradley / J. Bradley / B. Jefferies
43
2
I. Hunt / F. Hunt / A. Fishwick / M. Fishwick
39
3
R. Mattocks / A. Mattocks / D. Cockbain / M. Cockbain
37
Ladies Back Nine Medal
Well done to Lynette Lodge for winning Thursday’s comp with 34. Sue Fallows was one shot back to finish as runner up.
The results for the Hilda Timpson Salver will be announced next week.
Ladies Summer Meeting – shotgun start and lunch
Here are the top two team from the ladies summer meeting back on the 13th June.
Ladies Away Day
Thanks to Rosie for this match report from the ladies recent away day at Leigh GC.
24 ladies played at Leigh on a dry day! The course was in good condition with excellent, very fast greens. We were very well looked after by their staff, the food was very good and very hot!Â
The two nearest pin prizes awarded to Sally Budd and Clare Withey. Second prize on a card play off with 86 points were Clare Withey, Diana Harris, Pat Jefferies and Mary Cockbain. The winners with 91 points were Irene Kirk, Sue Bryant, Vicki Chamberlain and Pauline Keeling.
Senior Stableford 3 Front Nine on the 16th June
John Kennedy took first prize with 20 points, Roger Mattocks came second with 19 points on a card play off from Jon Cowan. Craig Rae scored the only two of the day on the fourth hole.
Mixed Centenary on the 15th June
1
R. Gerrard / R. Manley
35
2
J. Ravenscroft / C. Ravenscroft
34
3
B. Fallows / N. Fallows
31
Seniors Back Nine Texas Scramble on the 12th June
1
I. Pinnington / A. Kay / R. Manley
21
2
T. Sampson / J. Nicholson / M. Wells
20
3
I. Hunt / B. Harvey / D. Swale
20
Bell Cup
Match report below, courtesy of team captain Sally Wright.
The ladies Bell Cup team played their second round match at home on Sunday against Haydock Park. With the scores level at 3-3 it was down to super sub Tracey (who had only been told she was needed the night before whilst partying at Hale GC!) & she brought home the victory 4-3. We will play Heyrose away in the 3rd round.
Medal 3
Congrats to Paul Simpson for winning with a nett 72, indicationg how challenging the scoring conditions were. Mark Haywood was second and and John Kennedy third, both scored nett 73s. There was just one two recorded over the two days of compettion and that went to Peter Atherton on the 2nd hole.
It should be noted that Maz Lund and Liam Murphy scored a nett 70 and 72 respectively but unfortunately they haven’t yet played the requisite number of competitions so they weren’t eleigible to win a prize.
Ladies Charity Nine Hole Stableford
Well done to Vicky Wells for scoring 19 points to win last Thursday’s competition. Noelle Morris was runner up with 18 points and Ann Coulson third with 17 points. All proceeds went to the lady captain’s charity, Prevent Breast Cancer.
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The Pond on the 4th / 13th Hole
I have been asked to include the relief options for if you hit your ball into the water on the 4th / 13th hole. It is marked as a red penalty area and the rule number is 17.1d. Thankfully the Rules of Golf now has pictures so I have included it and the wording below.
When it is known or virtually certain that a ball is in a red penalty area and the player wishes to take relief, the player has three options, each for one penalty stroke. The player may:
Take stroke-and-distance relief by playing a ball from a relief area based on where the previous stroke was made.
Take back-on-the-line relief by dropping a ball outside the penalty area, keeping point X between the hole and the spot where the ball is dropped.
Take lateral relief (red penalty area only). The reference point for taking relief is point X, and a ball must be dropped in and played from the two club-length relief area, which is no nearer the hole than point X.
Photos
One of the early starters in a recent gents comp sent me these photos… the greenstaff had barely left the premises! Please be courteous to your fellow golfers and leave the bunkers (and the rest of the course for that matter!) neat and tidy.
What a great win at the weekend for father and son combination of Bob and Dougie MacIntyre in the Canadian Open!
This week we have some results of our own and some news of some more group coaching dates.
Also the HGC PGA Pro Am is just around the corner now (on Saturday 13th July). There are still some spots in the morning left so please contact me for more information or to enter this great event.
If you have already entered, please could you look at settling the payment. The entry fee is £240 if all three amateur players are HGC members or £270 if one or more of the amateur players are not HGC members. Thank you.
Group Coaching
Below are the next dates and topics for the group coaching sessions. All with run for an hour from 2pm to 3pm. They are open to ladies and gents. The price is £25 but if you do four in a calendar year, the fifth one is foc! There are a maximum of four per class. If places book up, I’ll put on extra sessions. Please let me know if you’d like to join us.
Hopefully the topics are self explanatory. The exception is probably “Specific Shots on the Course”. This is a little experimental! The idea is that anyone who signs up tells me which shot on the golf course they’re struggling with. We’ll then do our best to recreate it and help you and the rest of the group tackle it with greater confidence.
Mon 10/6/24
Fewer Three Putts
Tues 2/7/24
Improving Impact
Mon 8/7/24
Specific Shots on the Course
Tues 16/7/24
Bunker Shots – What you Need to Know to Escape Every Time
Back Nine Hole Open Stableford
Well done to Martin Oldfield for winning this competition on Sunday with 20 points. Second place went to Tony Sampson with 19 points. Jane Nicholson was third with 18 points beating Bill Harvey on a card play off. The greens staff occasionally allow Bill some time away from working on the course to actually playing on the course!!
Here’s the Order of Merit after four events, John Kennedy remains on top! The next open nine hole stableford will be on Sat 29th June.
Unfortunately there was a mix up about which tees the men should be playing off. After consultation with the comps committee and the captains, we made the decision to allow all the scores to stand. Please accept my apologies for the Pro Shop’s role in this miscommunication.
Ladies Nine Hole Reverse Waltz
On Thursday, in threes, the ladies played a nine hole reverse waltz. Congratulations to the winners who were Emma Daynes, Gail Sampson & Corinne Veitch. The runners up were Sally Budd, Caroline Smith & Kerry Gill.
This week, we look at some results from the last few days and mention about some slightly reduced Pro Shop hours over the next couple of days as I’m away with family and friends for 3 nights.
Guest Green Fees
I just wanted to mention about guest green fees. As a member, when you book a guest to play with you, the system does NOT automatically debit your account.
The system can’t do this as it doesn’t know if your playing 9 or 18 holes, bringing an adult or junior guest etc.
Consequently these are the following ways to pay:
Pop into the Pro Shop where you can pay using your HGC account, a credit/debit card or cash.
If the shop is closed, please call into the bar.
If that is not possible, please email me and I can take the fee from your account.
At the time you book, there is also an option to pay by credit/debit card. This can be a fast and effective way to pay. The system updates the tee sheet to show that payment has been made. One thing, if you are playing 18 holes (£15 fee), it would be better to pay using one of the other methods as the system will assume you are just playing nine holes (£10 fee).
Finally, it is your responsibility as a member (or as a parent of a junior member) to proactively pay your guest green fee and not be followed up on the matter. Your assistance with this would be greatly appreciated. Please contact me if I can be assist with any matters green fee related.
Frolic
Congrats to Jo Bryant, Graham Bryant, Kerry Gill and Howard Gill for winning bank holiday Monday’s Frolic with 35 points. The Kays and the Hunts were second with 33 points beating the all ladies team of Jo Egerton, Jackie Murphy, Ann Coulson and Caroline Smith on a card play off.
Nine Hole Stableford
Well done Howard Gill for winning on Saturday with 21 points with a birdie – birdie finish! Kairen Seaton was runner up with 20 points. Helen Davies and Gill Kay also scored 20 points but following a card play off, they finished third and fourth respectively.
The top few players in the OoM after three events are listed below. Well done to John Kennedy for leading at this stage.
Order of Merit
NAME
6/4/24
4/5/24
25/5/24
TOTAL
John Kennedy
15
15
18
48
Graham Jones
16
13
17
46
David Rodwell
12
14
17
43
Martin Oldfield
17
12
13
42
Jon Cowan
12
15
14
41
Tiff Fielden
10
15
16
41
Medal 2
The previous weekend Medal 2 was played. The best score of the two days went to Liam Murphy with a nett 68. Unfortunately he had not yet played the required number of qualifying scores to be eligible so his good friend Jack Wilcox took the spoils with a nett 69. Lee Bramley was beaten on countback to finish as runner up and the ever consistent Danny Fox was third.
Pro Shop Opening Hours
As previously mentioned, I’m off for a few days so in my absence, Phil will be looking after the shop. The opening hours will be as follows:
Thu 30/5 0830 – 1400 Fri 31/5. 0900 – 1500 Sat 1/6 0900 – 1500 Sun 2/6 1200 – 1600