This week we review Finals day and Medal final plus other competitions from last week so we have bucket loads of winners and scores to report on. And of course next week, the new 4th hole comes into play on Monday with new scorecards and much more. Keep an eye out for the Greens Committee bulletins that will be arriving in your inbox over the next few days.
For your information, I have contacted the following seven GPS companies: Garmin, Bushnell, Skycaddie, Motocaddy, Powakaddy, Shotscope and GolfBuddy to tell them about the upcoming course changes. Some have come back to me and some haven’t. Apparently it can take up to four weeks for the changes to go live. I will do my best to keep on top of this.
Medal Final – Captains Cup 2022
It was a nett 67 log jam at the top on Saturday for the men’s Medal Final. John Kennedy won the three way card play off, Adam Laitt finished second whilst Andrew Fishwick was knocked back into third place.
Finals Day
Five finals took place on Sunday and the ladies Charlton Cup was played a few days earlier on the Wednesday. The Bech Cup will be played at a later date. The results were as follows:
John Webb beat Chris Adams 3&2 to secure the Reid plate.
Amanda Greaves & Sue Bryant beat Jan Ravenscroft & Gillian Brogdon to win the ladies foursomes 2&1.
The Gordon Murray Memorial was won by Anne Webster & Mike Kirchin 5&3. They beat Al & Claire Makin in the their match.
Tracey Thompson beat Clare Withey on the 18th hole to secure the Charlton Cup.
The Owen memorial Bowl was won by Ben Fallows 2&1 after a close fought match with Eric Healey.
And finally the men’s Scratch Knockout was won by Dave McGlennon. Chris Brown was the beaten finalist in this match.
Congratulations to all the winners and to the beaten finalists, commiserations! We’ve all been there, dust yourselves down and come back stronger next year. Well done to all of you for playing these matches in a great spirit.
Ladies Section
Freda Hunt win the ladies 18 hole Max Medal competition last Thursday with a nett 73. Janet Grant was second. In the front nine Max Medal, Sue Bryant won with an excellent nett 33. Jean Green finished runner up. And Vicki Wells won the nine hole knockout competition and can be seen below receiving her prize.
Seniors Section
Last Wednesday, the seniors played golf had lunch and then followed it up with their AGM and presentation. Busy, busy!
The Tuttle is played over nine holes and was won by the evergreen Bill Walsh with 20 points. Peter Hardern was one point adrift to finish as runner up.
The Timpson is played for by the slightly more “experienced” seniors and John Bacon took top spot with 36 points. Mike Massey was second with 35 points.
The “youngsters” battle it out for the Morren. Tony Adamson won this with 39 points. Bob Siddle was second with 38 points.