GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 177, 28 July 1932, Page 16

GOLF.

NEW ROTORUA COURSE. . EXCEEDINGLY LOW. SUBS. As a result of the big,, improvements which have, recently been made to the Government grounds in Kdtorua lt'ttas been decided at a representative meeting to form a new golf club. The reclamation from swamp and scrub undertaken by the Tourist Department during the last two years has resulted in a fine stretch of grassland being made available for sports purposes, and those interested in the new club are enthusiastic ill the belief that a very satisfactory 38-holo course will ultimately be procurable. It is hoped, by the formation of the new club, to assist the Department in laying out aud improving the course. The new organisation will be known as the Moututara Golf Club. Officers elected Patron, Dr. J. D. Duncan ; president,' Mr. ('. Tapper; vice-presidents, Messrs. H. Tai Mitchell and A. V. Merriman; captain, Mr. A. V. Merriman ; secretary. Mr. C. Anaru; treasurer, Mr. H. Martindalc; committee, Misses Hitchin, Johnson, and Ellison, Messrs. D. King, A Wood, R. Crawford, H. Martlndale, and C. .T. Casey. Subscriptions were fixed at 7/6 per annum for men and 5/ for women aud juveniles. ONEWHERO CLUB. Members of the Onewhero Oolf Club will play a bogey match on Saturday. The draw Is:—Mnrtin v. MeNaught, Wright v. Caldwell. E. Cameron v. Hira, McNeill v. Ran, Taylor v. Tawha, Wilson v. Davie, Walter v. Rapson, Muir v. D. Cameron, Hull v. GJasgow, Cronin v. I*outu. Lady members will play the second round for Mrs. MuirV,trophy, and- the first round fif the Challenge Cup match. Draw: —> Miss McGregor v. Miss Lindbergh. Miss Rikys v. Mrs. Hull. Mrs. Taylor v. Miss F. Cameron. 'Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. Cobnotr, Miss Howlett v. Miss S. Cameron, Mrs. Muir, a bye.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

The best net scores the medal Ptaqley, 55. Juniors :: Mrs.; E. J. Miner, 7 down Mrs. Saiton (15). Miss I: Walker (3 0), Mrs. E. J. Miller (20), 0 down. GLENDOWIE CLUB. Draw for medal handicap to be Played next Saturday by members of the dienW. N. Cole, A. G. Brown Donglas v. G. K. Mathieson, A. G. Graham v. V. Johns, J. 1.. Sheen v. A. Churchouse. G. Palmer v. Kronfeld, A. C. Talne v. R. Barstow. A. O. Horspool v. C. Heald. L. J- 8 j- *• 9.' O'Neill. H. G. Thomson V..A. C. Hogg, C. Jarman v. D. McGregor, A. Stedman v. C. B. Thomas, T. Impey v. C. P. Woods, K. Hutchison v. T. Martin, Dr. Horton v. A. C. Johns, A. Duthie v. U. A. Forgie, O. Wolfgramm v. A. Howey Walker, J. Stedman v J. C. Graham, T. Bussell v. A. B. Wilson, N. A. Ching v. C. L. Hew_ s on. L. Faram v. E. G. Bridgens, H. Wright v. J R Terrey, A. Milne v. P. White, C. Rattray v. G. McMillan. During the week-end matches will ne plavefl in aid of the St. Heller's unemploJed fund A four-ball bogey handicap will he played- in the morning at 8.30 o'clock. In the afternoon a mixed loursomes medal will be played. PUPUKE CLUB. On Saturday next members of the Pupnke Oolf Club 'Will pla-y a medal handicap. Players may choose partners.

AKARANA CLUB,

The fourth round of the Tyler MemorJMl Cup, together with the third round of thy captain's prize and the monthly med;il match, will be played by members of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday. Play will start according to times booked at the club house. WAITEMATA CLUB. Draw for Alison Memorial medal play, 18 holes, to be played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club on Saturday:— Hogan v. Spraggon, O'Connor v. Laughtin, O'Connell v. Baxter. Maclndoe v. Bart, ey G. Jackson v. Webb, E. Rudge v. B. Jackson, Burgess v. M. Jackson, CasselsBrown v. Mason, Duff v. Goodlng, Burn v. Malngay, Watkins v. Bramley, Morrison v. Leech, "Mortimer v. Mundy. The following team has been chosen to plav the Xorth Shore, Club during the week-end :— J. Hogan, K. Baxter, M. O'Connor, W. Miller, T. O'Conuell. W. Langbein, n Maclndoe, M. Jackson. T. Bartley, A. Spraggon, H. Webb, G. Jackson, W. Cas-sells-Brown, P. Mason. C. Duff, G. Goodins. J Burgess, E. Rudge. Any player not available is requested to notify the secretary. / S special bus will leave Devonport wharf at 0 a.m. HOLED IN ONE. In the past several golfers playfns? on the Otorohanga links have been successful in holing out in one. The latest recruit to the "Plole-in-One Club" is N. Mcßobie. formerly of Auckland, and now living in Otorohanga. who. playing in the Parry Rowlanrl Shield contest, was successful at "Tiny Tim," 135 yards. Mcßobie proved the eventual winner of the shield, returning 74 jo—64. Mrs. Craig was the winner of the Parry-Bowland Shield for the ladies with 06—27—69.

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