GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 103, 4 May 1925, Page 11

GOLF.

GLENDOWiE LADIES' CLUB. The members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club will play the lirst round of an eclectic match over 12 holes lor a prize preseined by .Miss M. English, on Wednesday. Tlie draw is as follows:—-Miss Madell v. Miss Andrew, Mrs. Hawkins v. Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Hill v. Miss Meadows, Mrs. Trice v. Miss V. A. Walsh. Miss Friar v. Mrs. tisburne-LilJy. Mrs. Browne v. Miss O. English. Miss Nixon v. Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Amies. .Miss D. Walsh v. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Moua Hill v. Miss M. j-.iiglisli. Miss 0. English v. Miss McGlll, .Miss D. Scott v. Miss Morrison, Miss Wake v. Miss Nightingale, Miss Jennings V. Miss I'ring. The best cards handed in for the 1..G.1'. medal were: Miss M. English, 10U—30, 711; Mrs. Hawkins, 111 —20, Su. 'Ihe result of the medal competition, pbived over 12 holes, is: Mrs. I-'. Browne, 77 —in. 58; Miss M. English, 7S—2o, 3b; Miss Moua Hill, 52—2.1, 30. J HAMILTON CLUB. HAMILTON, Saturday. 1 The members of the Hamilton CluD played a medal handicap on the St. Au drew's links to-day. A large number competed and some good scores wore registered. The result was a tie between A. Gibbons, S7, 12—7.",, I). Gerrand, s7, 12 — 7."., aud A. L. Sheppnrd, 03. is—7j. OTAGO LADY CHAMPION. DUNEDIN. Sunday. The Olago ladies' golf championship wa.i won by Mrs. Dodgs-huii. of Dunedin, who cb-fealefl Mrs. Clrbcll, of Oaninru, by 0 up and T, lo play.