WEDNESDAY’S stableford competition attracted a field of 16 ladies across two divisions.
The winner of Division 1 was Kathy King carding 33 points. Runner-up was Eleanor Hancock with a score of 32 points.
The winner of Division 2 was Muriel Shaw with 30 points on a countback from runner up, Dulcie Knight.
There were five ball winners with a score of 24 points required.
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SATURDAY’S sweltering heat kept all but the hardiest of players away.
Only two ladies braved the conditions for a stableford round.
The winner was Dorian Radue and runner-up was Eleanor Hancock.
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NEXT Saturday’s competition is a stableford event with a secret nine.
A reminder for all ladies to ensure that they record any gobbles as part of the summer competition.
Opening day for the winter competition is only a few weeks away.
Wednesday, March 1 will be the opening stableford round and the Yvonne Couper and Mary Gifford Trophy.
Ladies are asked to bring a plate to share.
DID YOU KNOW?
- The chance of an average golfer making a hole in one is about 12,500 to one, and the odds of a tour professional at 2500 to one. Tiger Woods was only eight when he got his first.
- The chance of two holes in one in a single round is 67 million to one.
