GOLF
KAIKOURA LADIES’ CLUB. The following were the best cards returned in an L.G.U. medal round played last Saturday:—
Members are requested not to lean their bags on the fences round the greens. KAIKOURA CLUB. Yesterday in perfect weather a 36-hole match was played for the Cholmondeley Cup. The winner was A. O. Monk, who was eight over his handicap to retain the cup. The following were the best scores:—
It is good to see the new players, especially the beginners, turning out. No game is more difficult or more disheartening than golf for the “new chum.” It is just a case of sticking to it and practice and still more practice. Perhaps some means of coaching for the beginners may be devised.
Mrs J Gr. Hep. Net . G. Stack . . 113 36 77 Mrs 1’ \ H. Dry .. 103 IS 85 Miss J L. Lane . . J23 36 87
1st 2nd Rd. Rd. Hep. N et A. (). Monk .. ! >4 96 19 152 R. Barratt 98 99 20 .157 J. G. Stack .. 100 104 99 160 S. Barratt 108 101 24 161 H. Wilson 90 85 (j 163 D. H. Stove . 102 104 20 166
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Kaikoura Star, Volume LXI, Issue 42, 3 June 1941, Page 2
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