GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 162, 5 April 1938, Page 18

GOLF COMPETITIONS

Paremata Club Opening More than 150 members and visitors from other clubs attended the official opening of the Paremata Golf Club’s season ou Sunday. The club captain, Mr. A. H. de Lisle, extended a welcome to the visitors, after which the president, Mr. E. Bradey, drove the first ball. In the morning a mixed foursome bogey competition was played, the winners being Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie, with a card of 4 up. The runners-up were Mr. C. Whitcombe and Miss S. Hodgson. Tlie women’s long-driving competition in the afternoon was won by Miss P. Finch, and the men’s by Mr. S. Ellingford. Mornington Ladies’ Club In the medal round played by the Mornington Ladies’ Golf Club on Sunday Mrs. Andrews returned the best card, 93-27-66. Following is the draw for a ball competition. to be played next Sunday : —Miss Kibblewhite v. Mrs. Barrett, Miss Ruston v. Miss Morris, Mrs. Phillips v. Mrs. Barton, Mrs.* Andrews v. Miss Harris, Miss Paton v. Mrs. Sly, Miss Hindle v. Miss Clarke, Miss Kilworth v. another. Boulcott Club The women’s one-club competition on the Boulcott links ou Saturday was won by Mrs. Webley, w.ho recorded'- a not 34 for the nine holes. The men’s stableford on Sunday was won by G. Clements (18), with 44 points, J. Adam (24) being runner-up with 43 points. Wellington Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for the fifth L. medal competition to be played by the Wellington Ladies’ Golf Club on the .opening day, to-morrow :— Seniors: Miss M. Wheeler and, Miss Mclntosh; 12.0, Mrs. C. Bell and Mrs. Austen; 12.5, Mrs, Crombie and Miss J. Hornabrook ; 12.10, Mrs. Spiers and Mrs. Slater; 12.15, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. ■A. J. Drew; 12.20, Mrs. Weston and Miss D. Todd; 12.25, Mrs. Welton-Hogg and Mrs. McCarthy; 12.30, Miss E. Bartpn and Mrs. Collins; 12.35, Mrs. J. Brodie and Mrs. Edwards; 12.40, Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Macßae; 12.45, Mrs. Blackley and Miss J. Brodie; 12.50, Miss N. Blundell and Miss K. Taylor; 12.55, Mrs. B. Todd and Mrs. Wells; 1.0, Miss C. Young and Mrs. Wilson ; 1.5, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs, Murray; 1.10, Miss R. Hodg ins and Miss M. Pearce; 1.15, Miss Wylie and Mrs. Norman; 1.20, Mrs. Treadwell and Mrs. Frazer; 1.25, Mrs. Seddon and Miss E. Jones. Seniors start at the eighth tee.

Juniors! 12.15, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Burridge; 12.20, Mrs. Tweed and Mrs. A. T. Young; 12.25, Mrs. S. Paterspn and Miss M. Peacock; 12.30, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. E. Nathan ; 12.35, Mrs. Howden and Miss Dempsey; 12.40, Mrs. Whitcombe and’ Mrs. Webster; 12.45, Mrs. Aiken and Mrs. Simpson; 12.50, Mrs. Rhind and Mrs. Admorc; 12.55, Mrs. Francis and Mrs. O. Pirie; 1.0, Mrs. V. Ward and Mrs. E. Webb; 1.5, Mrs. I, Reid and Mrs. Hott; I.IQ. Miss Hempton and Miss Dutbie; 1.157 Mrs. Kemp and Mrs, Nicol; 1.20, Miss V. Richardson and Mrs. E. Webb; 1.25, Mrs. R. T. Peacock and Mrs, White; 1.30. Miss J. Page and Miss D. Brodie; 1.35, Mrs. Riddler and Mrs. Turnbull; 1.40, Mrs, P. Mac Lean and Mrs. D. G. Webster; 1.45, Mrs. Malcolm and Miss K. Wheeler; 1.50, Miss R. Wheeler and Miss S. Whyte. Juniors start at the first tee. Results of last week’s L.G.U. round are:—Seniors, Miss M. Wheelen; juniors, Miss B. Reading. Hutt Ladies’ Club Following is the order of the draw for an extra L.G.U. and Riddiford Medal to be played by the Hutt Ladies’ Golf Club to-morrow: —Mrs. Lewis v. Miss Lee, Mrs. Paterson v. Miss. Griffen, Mrs. Foreman v. Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Duncan v. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Williams v. Mrs. Ashe, Mrs. Monkman v. Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Evers-Swindell v. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Sherwood v. Mrs. Munden, Mrs. Wagg v. Mrs.' E. Hogg, Mrs. Chapman v. Miss Dawson, Mrs. Wiren v. Miss Saunders, Mrs, Chas. Rogers v. Mrs. Monteith, Miss Bunny v. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.. Rainey v. Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Stewart v. Mrs. Radford, Mrs.’Hughes v. Mrs. Tennent, Miss Young v. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Fossey v. Miss McCaskill, Mrs. Green v. Mrs. Eva_ns, Mrs. Fraser v. Mrs. Lawry, Mrs. Hardcastle v. Mrs. Pacey,' Mrs. Baldwin v. Mrs. Pocock, Mrs. Turner v. Mrs. Lee Jones, Mrs. Macdonald v. Mrs. Wellsted, Mrs. Barnett v. Miss I. Myers, Mrs. F. Luke v. Miss Jones, Mrs. Steel v. Mrs. Gibb, Mrs. Parr v. Mrs. Welch. Sirs. Toomye v. Mrs. Hindle, Sirs. Haldane v. Mrs. Buckleton. Play will start at 10 a.m. from No. 1 tee. Following were the best scores returned for last week’s medal Seniors, Mrs. Hanson. 85-10-75,; juniors, Mrs. Hardcastle, 101-28-73. Waiwetu Ladies’ Club , In an L.G.U. round played on Sunday morning by the Waiwetu Ladies’ Golf Club, Miss Horman returned the best senior score, 93-15-78. The best junior cards were Returned by Miss Mawby, 104-35-69: Miss Kennedy, 105-36-69; and Mrs, Palmer, 106-33-73. The weekly ball competitions were won by Miss Mawby and Miss Kennedy. Winter Cup points arc: —Miss Kennedy, 3; Miss Mawby, 3; Miss Sinclair, 2. Karori Club The first competitions of the season were played at the Karori links during the week-end with the following results: On Saturday the usual monthly medal round' was won by W. Hutson, 94-24-70, A. J. Craighead being next, S 2-7-75. The fotirball bogey on Sunday morning was won by G. Simmiss (6) and T. Younie (13), 6 up, followed by D. F. Anderson (14) and H. E. Taylor (24), 5 up. In the afternoon a 1 fourball stableford saw visitors in R. Pye (16) and D. Dacre (2) win witji 38 points. J. D. Mclntosh, the club’s honorary professional, covered the course on Saturday in 71, one under bogey figures. Next Saturday afternoon a bogey competition will be played, and bn Sunday the usual fotirball bogey will take place in the morning, and a fourball stableford in the afternoon. Tui Glen Club A medal competition on the Tui Glen links on Sunday morning resulted in a tie between G. Persson (23) and R. Dalgleish (17), who both recorded net 75. A stableford event in the afternoon was won by C. Peterson (9), who scored 33 points!. F. S. Bloom (15) came second, and was followed by A. J. Lovett (11) and D. R. Elliott (15). NORTH ISLAND TITLE Prominent Players Entered Dominion Special Service. Palmerston North, April 4. Entries already received for the North Island golf championships, which will be played on the Hokowhitu links, Palmerston North, at Easter, indicate that the field will include many outstanding players. Some weeks ago it was that l the amateur champion, B. 'M. Silk, would not enter, but this week-end his entry was passed in. Another competitor will be the open title-holder, J. P. Hornabrook.