GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 153, 25 March 1938, Page 18

GOLF COMPETITIONS

Manor Park Club A series of competitions will be played on the Manor Park Links at the week-end. On Saturday afternoon, there will be an 18-hole bogey; on Sunday morning an 18liole stroke, and on Sunday afternoon a stableford bogey. Players will arrange their own partners in these events. Waiwetu Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for a medal round to be played on Sunday morning by the Waiwetu Ladies’ Golf Club:—Mrs. Maefarlaue and Mrs. Keys; Miss N. Dixon and Miss E. Lockett; Mrs. Emerre and Miss Patton; Miss J. Frame and Miss AV. Reid; Miss R. Hardie and Mrs. Shran; Miss Sinclair and Miss Stevens; Miss Senior and Miss Clarke; Miss K. McManus and Miss N. Crammond; Miss 'W. Barr and Miss D. Brooks; Miss B. Plummer and Mrs Palmer; Mrs. Hull-Brown and Miss I. Horman; Miss E. Horlor aud Miss Thodey; Miss Z. Treahy and Miss Cossins; Miss M. Milne and Mrs Walker; Miss S. -Mawby and Miss P. Waldie; Miss 1. Chitty and Mrs Newell; Miss 11. Findlay and Miss M. Fyffe; Miss P. Barr and Miss Kennedy; Miss R. Dixon and 'Miss Croueher; Miss J. Kerr and Miss B. G. Kerr; Mrs. Rudolph and Mrs. W. 11. Howitt; 'Miss Taylor and Miss Lovell; Miss M. Guthrie and player. Te Marua Club The opening day of the Te Marua Golf Club’s winter season will be lield on Saturday, when a Canadian mixed bogey foursome will be played. Competitors may start between 12 noon and 1.30 p.m. Titahi Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for the first L.G.U. medal round to be played by the Titahi Ladies’ Golf Club on Sunday:—Miss Hollis v. Miss Wilson, Miss M. Adams v. Mrs. McQuarrie, Miss Adams v. Mrs. Crlehton, Miss Low V. 'Miss White, Miss Clark v. Mrs. Bradley, Miss P. Carr v. Miss Small, Miss Coonev v. Mrs. Hughes, Miss Kinchela v. Mrs. McFarland, Miss Aimers v. Miss Veitch, Mrs. Torrington v. Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Johnson v. Miss Todd, Mrs. Nottley v. Miss Armour, Miss B. Dunning v. Miss Patten, Miss E. Dunning v. Miss Mundell, Miss D. Symes v. Miss Gray, Miss Ashby v. Miss J. Carr, Miss McLennan v. Miss M. Clark, Mrs. Hayward v. Mrs. Wilcox. Other players whose names have not appeared in the draw will have their games arranged at the club-house. BALMACEWAN COURSE ' Mr. E. S. Douglas, professional coach to the Otago Golf Club, in a letter to Mr. G. O. Sutton, secretary of the New,Zealand Golf Council, on the Buliuaeewan links at Dunedin on which the New Zealand championships are to be decided iu November, states that the new greens have come on wonderfully, and the tournament this year will be a test for some real golf. In the last six years the Otago club has made 16 new greens. "If we can get a warm October to bring the grass along, the course will be in excellent condition,” Mr. Douglas concludes. Karori Club’s Opening The official opening of the Karori Golf Club is to take place to-morrow. A mixed Canadian foursome is to be played, starting at noon.