GOLF.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18487, 15 September 1925, Page 2

GOLF.

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS

The committee of the Christchurch Golf Club announces that the entries for the New Zealand Oi«n and Amateur Championships havo now been closed. The total for these two events numbers 105, including 24 professionals. , In order to allow of two complete rounds being played each day, those amateurs with a national handicap of 11 or more will "be excluded from the draw, leaving TO amateurs in the Open and the qualifying rounds for the.Anjn* teur Championship. ; :

CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' CLUB. Tha, following Is the draw for the bogey match to be played, weather permitting, at Shirley to-morrow: — Mrs Donald plays Miss ChrystalL Miss Boadel plays Miss Shand. Mrs Oodby plays Mrs Richards. Miss" Oracroft Wilson plays Miss Bristed. Mrs Symes plays Miss Norton. Miss.'Newton plays Mrs E. H. Clark. Mrs Mayne plays Miss E. Whito-Parsoas. Miss M. Enright plays Mrs Kitto. Mrs Vernon plays Mrs F. Banks. Miss N. Enright plays Mrs-Comerford. Miss Beswick plays Miss Wilkin. Mrs Langford plays Mrs Louisson. Miss Macdonald plays Miss Loughnan. Miss Trolove plays Miss Macfarlane. Mrs li. Banks plays Miss le Cren. Mrs A'Court a bye. ' TOLLEY AT GOLF. EX-TENNIS PLAYER'S RECORD. (BT CABLX —PBBSS : ASSOCIATrOIT-i-COPYBKJHT.} '•(AUSTBALIAN AND N.Z. CA3LS ABSOCIATIOH.) LONDON, September 13. Cyril Tolley, with, a score of 141, won the silver trophy at Gleneagles, beating the amateur record of both the King's and Queen's courses. B. Harris was second with 150. . Critics are of the opinion that the success will ensure Tolley's adherence to golf and abandonment of tennis.