GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 83, 10 April 1922, Page 7

GOLF.

m MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The Maungakiekie Golf Club opened their One-tree Hill course on Saturday. A large number of players took part in a mixed foursome match, which was won by Miss—H. Fouhy and H. G. Rose, who, with a handicap of 11, were three down. The members were entertained at afternoon tea by the president, Mr. L. Taylor, and Mrs. "laylor. and the captain, Mr. R. O. Gardner and Mrs. Gardner. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The C grade match of tbe Auckland Ladies' Golf Club for Mrs. Edward Russell's prize will be played on the Middlemore links to-morrow in connection with the monthly bogey match. Tbe draw is as follows:—Miss J. Craig plays Mrs. Raiuger, Miss A. Rusell.plays Miss K. Knight, Miss D. Bayly plays Miss F. Martin, Mrs. Slmm. plays. Mrs. I. WlUon. Mrs. Ramsay plays Miss B. Fisher. Miss E. Lloyd plays Miss B. Ferguson. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' GOLF CLUB. The Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club will open it-* season al One-tiec Hiil links on Wednesday. 19th April, when a medal foursomes match will be played. Players may choose their partners, opponents drawn. The following ladles have been elected for tbe ensuing year:—Captain, Mrs. Morris: vice-captain. Mrs. Taylor; honorary secretary. Mrs. Trice; assistant secretary, Mrs. Roilgcr: handicappcr. Miss Ridings: comrnitiee. Mesdames Saxfon. Burton, and Misses Haslett, Murray and Cutfield. PAEROA CLUB'S OPENING. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) PAEROA. Saturday. Tbe Taeroa Goir Club held its official opening to-day in beautiful weathor. , The president (Mr. Arch. White), iv weld ning a large number of visiting players, expressed the wish that tbe visiting members would come again, and that the Paeroa Club hoped to pay return visits' during the season. This year a very large uumber of uew players have joined tbe club. and. -with the Improvements to the links, the prospects -are bright for a most successful season. KIRKWOOD STRIKING FJIRM. NEW YORK. April 7. In tbe Greenbrier open golf tournament at White Sulphur Springs. West Virginia. J. H. Kirkwood. the Australian golfer, finished third with a score of 291 for 72 holes. Hagen led with 284. and Farrell was second with 200. Kirkwood completed the third round in 85. and the fourth in 09, the best round of ihe tournament. — (A. and ! N.Z. Cable.)