CLUB GOLF

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 151, 21 March 1936, Page 9

CLUB GOLF

Watt Cup Contests In the absence of Mr. P. 'O. 'Watt, Mr. D. Crombie presided at the annual meeting of Watt Cup delegates on Wednesday evening. He congratulated: delegates on the I'esults of last season, abandon club had won both the Watt and Banish Cups, a success they had undoubtedly deserved. The coming season promised to be a good one, all dubs being able to field strong teams. The contest should therefore be keen. The meeting decided to piwent the cups at the annual field day, instead of at the annual ball. Mr. Butler, -Manor Park, suggested that all matches should be played under rules of golf, and not varied by local rules. This did not meet with any support, and was dropped until the next general meeting. Mr. J. L. Barnard was re-elected secretary. Watt and Ranish Cup fixtures for the year were set down as follow :—Saturday, May 2, Manor Park v. Waiwetu, at Waiwetu; Sunday, May 3, Paekakariki v. Shandon, at Shandon; Saturday, May 23, Waiwetu v. Shandon, at Shandon; Sunday, May 31, Paekakariki v. Manor Park, at Manor Park; Saturday, June 6, Shandon v. Titahi, at Titahi; Saturday, June 13, Shandon v. Manor Park, at Manor Park ; Saturday, June 13, Paekakariki v. Waiwetu, at Waiwetu; Saturday, June 27, Waiwetu v. Manor Park, at Manor Park; Sunday, June 28, Paekakariki v. Titahi, at Titahi; Saturday, July 11, Shandon v. Waiwetu, at Waiwetu; Saturday, July IS, Manor Park v. Titahi, at Titahi; Saturday, July 25, Waiwetu v. Titahi, at Titahi; Sunday, July 26, Manor Park v. Paekakariki, at Paekakariki; Sunday, August 2, Titahi v. Paekakariki, at Paekakariki; Saturday, August S, Titahi v. Waiwetu, at Waiwetu; Sunday, August 16, Waiwetu v. Paekakariki, at Paekakariki; Saturday, August 22, Titahi v. Manor Park, at Manor Park; Sunday, August 30, Shandon v. Paekakariki, at Paekakariki; Saturday, September 5, Titahi v. Shandon, at Shandon ; Saturday, September 26, Manor Park v. Shandon, at Shandon. Mornington Women The draw for the IS holes stroke competition to be played at the Mornington Women’s Golf Club this week-end, is as follows:—Airs. Andrews and Miss Harris, Mrs. McNabb and Mrs. Bilderbeck, Miss Fanning and Miss Robertson, Miss N Taylor and Miss Simpson, Miss Welsford and Mrs. Stratmore, Mrs. Selig and Mrs. Sly. Miss Barton and Miss Kilworth. Mrs. Villars and Miss K. Taylor, .Miss Mitchell and Mies Nelson, Miss Brooking and Miss Ellison, Mrs. Winchester and Mrs. 'Wells, Miss C’Connell and Miss Hollis. Momington Men An 18 holes stroke competition will be played at the Mornington Golf Club in the m(?ming, and an 18-hole Stableford competition in the afternoon on Sunday. Manor Park Club Week-end competitions at the Manor Park Golf Club will be played as under: — Saturday, 18-hole bogey (fourball); Sunday morning, 18-hole stroke; Sunday afternoon, 18-hole Stableford bogey. Karori Club It was reported at the .annual meeting of the Karori Golf Club this week that

the club had been successful in acquiring a lease of the links, and that a regular bus service had been arranged. . The report stated that last .season had been a most successful one, the membership standing at 150. The following officers were elected:— Patron, Dr. H. Graham Robertson; president, Mr. W. Smith; vice-president. Mr. A. S. Farquhar; captain, Mr. G. C. Simmies; honorary secretary, Mr. J. A. Elliott ; honorary treasurer, Mr. R. P. Levien; honorary solicitor, Mr. C. 11. Hain; honorary auditor, Mr. G. J. J. Feil; committee, Messrs. S. V. Fernandez R. W. Gunn, A. W. Gunson, B. T. O'Connell, A. K. Robson, W. P. Walker; ladies’ committee, Miss G. Hoare (secre tary), Mrs. K. H. Allen, Mns. R. P Levien, Miss M. Allen, Miss S. Kissell, Miss P. Shotlander.