GOLF

Greymouth Evening Star, 28 July 1932, Page 2

GOLF

GREYMOUTH MEN. The draw for the medal match to be played this week-end has been arranged to enable “Orkney” and “Four Horsemen” Cup matches to be played concurrently therewith. The 12 players (handicaps 17 and over) returning the best gross scores will play agaiiist Hokitika on August 7. START Ist TEE. McCarthy v. Wallis. Meldrum v. P. Warnes. Machu v. Prince. Stevenson v. M. Fogarty. James v. Buchanan. A. Smith v. McKechnie. McKay v. Cunningham. Clay v. Thorpy. D. Fogarty v. Griffin. Smyth v. Keating. Menzies v. A. Warnes. Moss v. Garde. Kettle v. Casey. M. Smith v. Shallcrass. Ray v. Wilkinson. Pratt v. Jones. Coltman v. Graham. Hill (21) v. Scorer. Brosnan v. Scorer. START sth TEE. McCallum v. Langbein. Bird v. Caulton. Bowes v. Carroll. ' Parkinson v. Guerin. Sullings v. McKane. Dodson v. James. Grimstone v. Chatfield. Johnston v. Armstrong. Kent v. Nightingale. Heaphy v. Warnes. Linssen v. Rollinson. Holmes v. Thorpy.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The final of the Greymouth Golf Club’s Junior Championship (men) was played yesterday, over 36 holes, at the Omoto Links in fine weather, between Mr E. Warnes and Mr N. B. McCallum. Warnes was one up at the end of the first round, but at the thirty-fourth hole, McCallum was dormie two. Warnes won the thirtyfifth and thirty-sixth holes in par (two fours), but duffed his drive at the thirty-seventh. McCallum lost the advantage by hitting out of bounds, Warnes winning the hole and the match with a five to McCallum’s six.

WOMEN’S MATCHES

AUCKLAND, July 28.

Miss Susan Tolhurst, champion woman golfer of Australia, expressed the hope that women’s contests between Australia and New Zealand, on the lines of the Windeyer Cup matches, would be inaugurated soon.