THE GAME OF GOLF

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 92, 30 March 1936, Page 5

THE GAME OF GOLF

Season Opened by Hastings Club OVER 160 PLAYERS The official opening of the Hastings Golf Club took place on Saturday afternoon in beautiful weather. Over 160 players, including visitors from the Napier, Maraenui, Parkvale, Havelock North, Waipawa, Waimarama and other clubs, took part in the mixed Canadian foursome match, which was won by Miss June Budd and V. Little with a score of 63 net. Considering the time of the year, the course was in excellent order, and the benefit already derived from the watering scheme recently carried out was clearly visible in the state of the greens. The catering was very efficiently done by Airs Wall, who is to be congratulated on her excellent handling of such a large number of players. The following are the results of the match:—

Members are requested to arrange their own partners for Hie mixed Canadian foursome to be held on Thursday afternoon next. MARAENUI CLUB First Medal Round The first medal round of the 1936 season of the Maraenui Club was played on Saturday afternoon under ideal weather conditions overhead, but, the course was very heavy as a result of the recent rains. In the A grade a tie resulted, P. F. Martin and A. C. McKenzie returning cards showing a net 78, while F. Ormond, with a nett 86, proved to be the winner of the B grade. The event set down for the coming week-end is another medal round, and players will arrange their own partners, the draw having been cancelled owing to the opening of the season at the Napier Club.

Miss June Budd and V. 63 Little 88 25 Miss Wellwood uud Bark 90 67 Miss 1). Carr and W. A. Wilson 88 20 68 Mr and Mrs Murphy 91 21 70 Mrs Davies and B. Bridge 83 13 70 Miss Millson and Sullivan 100 30 70 Mr and Mrs G. if. 8. Kelly 92 214 704 Miss C. Jefferd and N. Appleby 82 11 71 Miss Dalton and Dwight 86 14J 714 Mr and Mrs A. I 1 '. Bedgrave 90 18 72 Miss Davies and II. G. Davies 92 194 72 a Miss Budd and It. Bead . 88 16 72 Miss Burden and E. D. Anderson 90 174 724 ilrs Ewing and B. MeIntyro 92 184 734 Mr and Mrs C. Campbell 97 234 7 3$ Miss Nutter and B. Appleby 93 194 73i Mr and Mrs Strang 93 19 74 Mrs Slater and E. Kiley 98 24 74 Miss M. Murphy and 11. E. Elliot 95 21 74 Mrs Yarwood and T. Yarwood 85 10 75 Mrs Henderson and MeKherson b'J 14 7u Miss Goertz and D. G. Sutherland 89 14 75 Mrs Kessell and F. C. Wilkinson 97 22 75 Mr and Mrs F. 8/ Budd . 97 22 75 Miss M. Jefferd and F. M. S. Budd 83 74 754 Miss E.’ Oxenhuni and 11. J. Priestley 89 134 75J Mr and Mrs J. Bedward 91 18 76 Mrs Crerar and 1. Elliot 84 8 76 Mrs McLeod and J. Dexter 96 194 764 Mr and Mrs C. Atkinson 89 124 764 Mr and Mrs D. ,H. 0 ’Donoghue .. .. 97 20 77 Miss F. Parkinson and C. Y. Williamson 106 26 77 Mr and Mrs Meikle 96 19 77 Miss Farow and E. L. Commin 97 20 77 Miss Vesty and C. Carrell 97 194 77| Mrs Edwards and Matts 97 19 78 Mr and Mrs A. J. Nelson i 94 16 78 Mrs Kirkley and C. H. Slater 97 19 78 Mrs Hill and H. A. Fannin 95 16 79 Mr and Mrs 8. I. Jones 103 234 794 Miss Hodge and B. de Castro 97 174 794 Mrs Faulkner and M. Clifton 93 134 794 Miss McMullan and J. Leggat 100 20 80 Mrs Fryer and F. P. Kelly 99 18 81 Mrs Jefferd and 8. Y. Chaplin 99 164 824 Mr and Mrs W. 8. Averill 100 17 83 Mr and Mrs W. Mathews 98 15 83 Miss B. Edwards and F. 8. Swan 103 174 854 Miss Candy and F. 8. Candy 111 264 844 Mrs MeNiven and J. B. Wilson 98 12 86 Mr and Mrs E. A. Murley 100 10 90