SENIORS ROLL UP- MONDAY 10TH
SEPTEMBER 2018
2 FROM 3 STABLEFORD ( YELLOW
BALL) COMP-YELLOW TEES .
1 TO 6 LOW, 7-12 MED, 13-18 HIGH.
Match Report vs Honiton 10/09/2018
We travelled
to Honiton today for what is our only fixture with them this year, as we only
play them once a year, so next year we will be at home to them, and as I was
talking with them today this is unlikely to change as they have 39 fixtures a
year.
We were
entertained very well today, with the course playing well enough, and the food
was excellent, with a turkey carvery good roasts, 4 veg + a choice of 6 sweets
all with either custard, cream, or ice-cream, unfortunately this is some thing
that we can only dream about this year.
Nearest the
pin on the 173-yard downhill 12th for the visitors, in fact the only
visitor on the green, was won by Ian Griffiths, who won a bottle of wine.
Results
Barrie
Heath/Stuart Pope Lost 1
Down
John Wandless/ Barry Singleton Won 3&2
Roger Davis/ Nobby Hodder Lost 6&4
Ian Griffiths/ Ian Fielder Won 5&4
Alan Chance/ John Macomish Lost 3&2
Mark Cording/ John Twose Won 3&2
John Wandless/ Barry Singleton Won 3&2
Roger Davis/ Nobby Hodder Lost 6&4
Ian Griffiths/ Ian Fielder Won 5&4
Alan Chance/ John Macomish Lost 3&2
Mark Cording/ John Twose Won 3&2
Match Result Drew 3 – 3
A draw away from
home was a good result, so well played today. Our next match is away to T&P
on 2nd Oct, the sheet will be up on Wednesday + the Minehead Inter
Club Challenge on the 29th Oct where we will need 16 players, as we
have entered 2 teams.
B. Heath (Captain)
and back to the typing's and wisdom of Sir Peter Spencer Churchill III.....
Modest turn
out today in glorious sunshine. There was a team away at Honiton and thus
we had the reduced number of 36 players for the 'two to count' yellow
ball comp. Andy Beale 39pts and Roger Hinds 40pts played a rolling stableford.
Apologies to Roger who messaged to say he would be slightly late for the roll
up but wished to be included. Messages are sometimes not picked up by myself (
slapped wrist ) perhaps a phone call to the bar, if possible, would be more
certain of getting through on the day.
Today there was some confusion about the exact format for the yellow ball comp. The roll-up blog referred to the low, medium and higher handicap players scoring on holes 1 to 6 etc whereas the intended format was to be on the stroke indexes 1 to 6 etc. Consequently, to be fair there were two separate comps as shown below with the prize money allocated accordingly but with the birdie money divided amongst the whole field.
Our supply of yellow balls is rapidly depleting, always seems the grotty ones come back, I suppose only the good die young!
Peter S-F vice.
Today there was some confusion about the exact format for the yellow ball comp. The roll-up blog referred to the low, medium and higher handicap players scoring on holes 1 to 6 etc whereas the intended format was to be on the stroke indexes 1 to 6 etc. Consequently, to be fair there were two separate comps as shown below with the prize money allocated accordingly but with the birdie money divided amongst the whole field.
Our supply of yellow balls is rapidly depleting, always seems the grotty ones come back, I suppose only the good die young!
Peter S-F vice.
NAMES
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SC
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BRD
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£££ EA
|
Y BALL
RETN
|
|||
1ST
|
T.HACKLING
|
C. FISK
|
E.SMALLWOOD
|
126
|
1
|
4.50
|
YES
|
2ND
|
R.
SUTHERLAND
|
J. STEPHENS
|
G. BAREHAM
|
117
|
YES
|
||
3RD
|
M. MOSSER
|
A. PURCELL
|
T. STENHOUSE
|
115
|
3
|
1.50
|
YES
|
4TH
|
J. DICK
|
B. MARSH
|
B. WHITE
|
77
|
NO
|
||
1ST
|
C. BASTERFIELD
|
B. HODDER
|
A. CHAMBERS
|
130
|
4
|
6.00
|
YES
|
2ND
|
A. TEESDALE
|
R. MILLER
|
J. PEARCE
|
114
|
2
|
4.00
|
YES
|
3RD
|
P. S-FARR
|
R. YOUNG
|
B. MORFFIT
|
112
|
1
|
1.50
|
YES
|
4TH
|
R. HOLMES
|
D. DENNING
|
M. BARGERY
|
103
|
4
|
2.00
|
NO
|
5TH
|
N. MARKBY
|
B. BARROW
|
M. LEIGH
|
96
|
2
|
1.00
|
NO
|
6TH
|
J. SWEET
|
M.COLEMAN
|
T. DOBSON
|
94
|
NO
|
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7TH
|
G. GARDENER
|
B. ROBERTSON
|
N. HILL
|
91
|
1
|
0.50
|
NO
|
8TH
|
G. DEAN
|
C.
|
B. REES
|
71
|
NO
|
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EARLIES 1ST £4 EACH---
LATES 1ST £4 EACH, 2ND £3 EACH, 3RD £1 EACH
THERE WERE 18 BIRDIES EACH PAYING £0.50
PER PERSON.
ROLLING STABLEFORD- A. BEALE 39, R. HINDS 40.
SONG ‘WHERE HAVE ALL THE YELLOW BALLS GONE,
LONG TIME PASSING?’
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| First business of the day was settling Gambling Debts as Martin is delighted to hand Trevor's winnings to JKP for his Scouts Charity.... |
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Roy is pointing to Bob, Norman & Martin who appear to have lost another Fiver on the 4th...…
..this time it's the Five Points for returning the Yellow.....
After a fruitless search in the brambles, the following Team found it 10 yards back in the long grass and in play !!!
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