GOLF NOTES.

Franklin Times, Volume XXI, Issue 66, 8 June 1931, Page 8 (Supplement)

GOLF NOTES.

TOURNEY AT EVERSLIE. A tournament, promoted by th'~: Everslie Golf Club, took place on Wednesday, twenty players talcing part. Fine weather prevailed and the links were in first-class condition. A handicap bogey match was played in the morning, and a handicap medal match in the afternoon. H. Levey (Otahuhu) won a special prize for the best score over the two rounds —156, and also established a course record by returning a card of 73 for one round. The best cards returned were: Levy 156, W. B. Eustace 160, P. Hogan 168, C. S. Beechey, 169. The bogey match resulted as follows: Levy, 1 up: Stevenson, all square: A. P. Eustace, 3 down; E. Busing, 3 down; Ferguson, 4 down:

For the medal match, the best cards were:—G. C. Hobson (Everslie), 86 — 17—69; Gilmore, 89—20 —69; Edgiey? 9i —22—69: W. B. Eustace, 78 — 6—72 : N. Johnson. 94—22 —72; Beechefi 86 —14—72; A. P. Eustace. 85 —12 —73: E. Busing, 90 —16—74; Ferguson, 92 —18—74; Mclnnes, 104 —30—74; Finlay, 106—30—76.

OTAHUHU BEATS EVERSLIE.

BY FOUR GAMES

The Otahuhu and Everslie Golf Clubs met at Everslie in a friendly match during the week-end and a most enjoyable day was spent. The match resulted in a win for Otahuhu by eight matches to four, two being all square. Following are the results, Otahuhu names being mentioned first in each case:—Levy beat Hogan, 5 and 4: W. B. Eustace lost to Warden, 4 and 3: A. P. Eustace beat Hobson, 8 and 7; Reader lost to Beechey, 3 and 2: Easterbrook beat Busing, 1 up; Rice beat Todd, 6 and 5; Kay beat T. G. Smith, 5 and 3; Logan beat Blair, 8 and 6; Currie and Ferguson, all square: A. P. Eustace and Reader beat Busing and Beechey, 5 and 4: Easterbrook and Todd beat Brewer and Rice, 2 and 1 : Kay and Currie beat Ferguson and Smith, 2 and 1; Logan and Frommhcrg lost to Leech and Blair, 4 4 and 3.