27th October
Roll Up Report
3 Man Texas Scramble
Out
comes the SUN out comes the SENIORS. Today there were 18 Early Birds and 39
Late
Starters
with another 3 playing the Rolling Stableford. Total 60 players, with another 14 at
Enmore playing in the last interclub match of
the season.
Vice Captains Match Report vs Enmore 27/10/2017
(away)
First the
good bits the weather was fantastic the course was in very good condition
although
the greens were slow which caught some of us out, as they had been treated with sand about a week or so ago and they now needed a cut.
the greens were slow which caught some of us out, as they had been treated with sand about a week or so ago and they now needed a cut.
Unfortunately
Enmore had their revenge on us as we beat them at home 5/2.
A. Chance/M. King Lost 3&2
G. Wallace/J. Wandless Lost 4&3
B. Heath/ F. Martin Lost 6&5
C. Gingell/ J. Siabi Won 2&1
S. Pope/ A. Beale Lost 5&4
R. Davis/ M. Bargery Halved
N. Hodder/B. Singleton Halved
Match result: Lost 5-2
Well done to Nobby & Barry who had a win & a
half over the two legs against their
opponent’s and to Chris & James who were are only winners today. G. Wallace/J. Wandless Lost 4&3
B. Heath/ F. Martin Lost 6&5
C. Gingell/ J. Siabi Won 2&1
S. Pope/ A. Beale Lost 5&4
R. Davis/ M. Bargery Halved
N. Hodder/B. Singleton Halved
Match result: Lost 5-2
B. Heath
(vice Captain)
The
Captain, although not playing was
informed that play was extremely slow, up to 5
Hours to play a three man team format. This is
Far Too Slow , especially in a Texas
Scramble.
In
future, when the Tee on the second hole is at the winter position, for the
purposes of
Seniors Roll Up Competitions, please use this
hole as a” CALL THROUGH” hole.This
will
hopefully ease the situation somewhat.
It
was also reported that the grass off the fairways was quite long, therefore
finding golf
balls was quite hard. It must be appreciated
that the greenkeepers ,trying to cut
grass
when conditions under foot is very wet is quite difficult, without leaving wet
cut grass
on the surface for us to moan about.
Today
there were six Two’s paying £4.75 per “2” therefore £1.50 per person per “2”
Results
as follows:
Position
|
Team
|
Score
|
H/C
|
2’s
|
£ EA
|
1st
|
P.Prendergast/P.Spencer-Farr/A.Davis
|
59.83
|
9.16
|
1
|
£8.50
|
2nd
|
N.Clarke/J.Pearce/J.Wallis
|
61.67
|
10.33
|
1
|
£6.50
|
3rd
|
W.Hilson/J.MacDonald/C.Basterfield
|
63.67B9
|
10.33
|
£4
|
|
4th
|
P.England/D.Dowell/B.Rees
|
63.67
|
8.3
|
2
|
£6
|
5th
|
Q.Lawrence/T.Smith/M.Arnold
|
64.34
|
8.66
|
||
6th
|
M.Sanders/F.Oliver/J.Livens
|
64.50
|
12.5
|
||
7th
|
R.Flower/C.Hiam/I.Fielder
|
64.84
|
11.16
|
||
8th
|
R.Stevens/M.Hone/M.Aldridge
|
65.34B6
|
8.66
|
||
9th
|
A.King/R.Sutherland/E.Smallwood
|
65.34
|
9.66
|
||
10th
|
B.Barrow/J.Evans/R.Hall
|
66.67
|
8.33
|
1
|
£1.50
|
11th
|
B.Robinson/M.Burt/T.Hackling
|
67.34
|
10.66
|
||
12th
|
M.Roy/M.Mosser/R.Withers
|
68.17
|
12.83
|
||
13th
|
E.Paoloni/M.Miles/R.Agar
|
68.34
|
12.66
|
||
14th
|
R.Gudge/G.Hughes/C.Fisk
|
68.67B6
|
11.33
|
||
15th
|
D.Smith/R.Miller/A.Purcell
|
68.67
|
11.33
|
1
|
£1.50
|
16th
|
P.Hunt/B.Marsh/T.Downey
|
70.00
|
15.00
|
||
17th
|
T.Bryden/K.Potter/G.Dean
|
70.17
|
11.83
|
||
18th
|
M.Putland/B.Skeels/G.Willerton
|
71.00
|
11.00
|
||
19th
|
M.England/B.Frost/M.Everett
|
N/R
|
Three
players played the October Rolling Stableford: B.Denning N/R, N.Hill N/R, D.Taylor
26pts.
Today
we welcolmed Roy Miller who has just
joined the club and has to put 3 cards in for
Handicap
but today played off 28 which was his last society handicap.
The
Christmas Cracker entry list is on the noticeboard outside the Pros Shop, this
is our
Annual
event with the Ladies Section, followed by a light lunch. Teams will consist of
One
Lady and Two Seniors. Playing a 2 from 3 Stableford. Teams will be DRAWN by the
Ladies
and Seniors Captains for this event, so
do not expect to play with your chosen
Partners.
R.J.S.
27.10.2017
JKP has to print apology to Mr Wallis who has received numerous phone calls wishing him well with his combined heart & lung surgery. Apparently I oversimplified his Physiology and thought they would just do both jobs 'whilst they were in there'.
Both a Heart Valve Repair and a Nodule Removal from his Lungs have to be done and Monday is his final consultation to work out the Care Plan etc
Mr Wallis was, however, extremely impressed as to how many well-wishers had taken the trouble to call him and thanks you all...well except for the one who asked if he could have his buggy.
Today, he played his little heart out and also sank a putt for the Two which was very welcome by his playing partners. His Tee-Shirt is standard Musgrove Pre-Op issue.
Both a Heart Valve Repair and a Nodule Removal from his Lungs have to be done and Monday is his final consultation to work out the Care Plan etc
Mr Wallis was, however, extremely impressed as to how many well-wishers had taken the trouble to call him and thanks you all...well except for the one who asked if he could have his buggy.
Today, he played his little heart out and also sank a putt for the Two which was very welcome by his playing partners. His Tee-Shirt is standard Musgrove Pre-Op issue.
