GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19485, 15 November 1926, Page 17

GOLF.

THE AUCKLAND CLUB. A four-ball beat-ball bogey competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club oa Saturday. A strong southerly wind which prevailed, made many of the holes very difficult and of the Si who started only five pairs finished up on bogey, and of these three tied with 2 up. Details arc as follow:--G. F. Foot® and G. C. W. Morris, 2 up; W. G. Borrie and K. F. Johnstone, 2 up; A. E. M. Khind and H. P. R. Foster, 2 up; H. L. Roes and C. M. Gordon, 1 up; P. H. Upton and J. M. Ewen, 1 up; C. A. Bowen and A. L. Boddington, all square; J. L. Clark and K. H. Ryan, all square; H. Tidmarih and H. W. Delph, all square; E. B. Brown and B. C. Jacobs, all square. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The Titirangi handicap foursomes to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club during the summer months will be commenced this week. The match is to be played on the two-life system, each pair falling out when it loses two matches. A new draw will be made after each round. The following is the draw for the first round, which mnst be completed before November 29: R. O. Gardner D. Robertson v. R. L. Wilson and A. V. Peace; A. H. Magson and F. C. Ewen v. S. C. Western ond W. J. Nolan; T. 0. Tyzack ana G. H. Birch v. H. L. Robsor. and E. W. Griffiths: H, A. RandriiD and H. W. Cooke v. F. S. Ballin and C. Robinson; A. C. Anderson and A. B. .Jophn v. L. H. Rogers and A. KL Bartley; M. *nd s - Thornes v. W. F. Darby .and R. T. Sawers; R. Gray and S. T. Gaakin A. Gould* ing and R. McCrystal; A. L. Martelh and T. E. Clark v. E. A. TuKe and M. E. Ward. G. L. Taylor and P. Harmon v. h. Oh!son and A.M. Goulding: A. Le Strand W. P. Bryden v. R. George and w. J. A. T There n Was » good entry for the four-ball bogey at One Tree Hill links Saturday, when three couples tied with card# oi » d °For" the next five Saturdays alternate medal and bogev matches will be played, commencing wiib a medal hanaicaw' *>ex Qntnrrlav A trophy will also be given to the pbfyer returnW the best eclectic score covering tb© five Satuidnys^