SUMMER GOLF

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 68, 13 December 1932, Page 6

SUMMER GOLF

Hutt Club Matches A bogey competition, played on the Hutt links during the week-end. was won by J S. Pym (Titahi), from the 2 mark, with a card showing 3 down. A stroke competition was won by D. E. •T. Whyte, with 85—16—69. A. H. Dyke, the Hutt professional, did a brilliant round of 72 in this competition, off scratch, and tied for second place with H. K. .Adamson, 78—6—72. The next best cards were: A. Hyams. 94—21—73: X Shelly, 82—8—74; P. Miles, 93—18— TITAHI CLUB There was n large entry for the annual contest for the Anniversary Cup, played by the Titahi club during tbe week-end. This competition is decided ou the better of two rounds of medal play on handicap, and was won by a young player, C. Gyles, who returned the good card of 89—27—62. The next best cards returned were:— C. Hayward, 82—16—66; K. G. Mexted, 53—16—67; D. A. Crombie, 78—10—68; W. H. Smith. 92—34—68; W. F. Cutherbertson, 90—30—60; F. It. Miller, 78—8—70; A. Moore, 82—12—70; J- Lulliam, 90—-0—*0; D. B. K. Burgess, 101—30—71; IT. Boon, 80—8—72; Dr. R. S. Aitken, 82—10—72; C. 'R. Fowler, 90—18—72; M. Moore, 77—1— 73; R. Caughley. 92—19—73: S. Creighton, 93 —20—73; R, Alward, 105—30 —<5, TITAHI LADIES’ CLUB Tbe Titahi Ladies’ Club played the annual match for tbe Anniversary Cup during the week-end. This contest is decided on the bctt,er of two rounds of medal play on handicap, and was won by Miss White, with a card reading 87 —13—73. The next in order were: Miss Ormiston ant! Miss Flanagan, 74 net, and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Carr, 77 net.' SHANDON CLUB In the December medal competition played on tbe Shandon links afternoon. P. Burke, 87 —12—,75, C. L. Bishop, 85—10—75, and J. F. Taylor, 93—18—75, tied for first place. In tbe play-off, Taylor won with a net 70. The next best cards were:—K. Jeffery, 87—10 —77 : J. Melvin, 91—12— 79; D. J. Cornwell, 96—1S —82; E. McCarroll. 97—14—53. D. Hebeuton has. reached the final for the Saturday morning cup competition. A. W. Press and J. N. Millard have still to meet in the other semi-final. MANOR PARK CLUB A bogey competition, played on the Manor Park links during the week-end was won by J. L. Barnard, with 2 down. A stroke competition resulted in a win for E. W. Brockett, with 74 nett. zA. four-ball best-ball competition ended in a tie between C. M. Duthie and A. G. McGowan, and V. Hay and D. L. Harrison. both of whom were 4 up. The first round of the Summer Cup will be played next week end, players arranging tlicir own partners.