GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13722, 11 April 1908, Page 10

GOLF.

i i ' ™ T i ie members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf | Club played for the monthly medal on Mon- ; ciay, and the trophy was won bv Miss G. i Gome, with a net score of 101." Miss G. ! Corrie also returned the best score for the I English silver medal, with 91 net. - ! r ie following draw has been arranged for ; Mrs. Lewis' cup competition, the first round i of which will be played on Monday: —Miss C. Henderson plays Miss J. Richmond, Miss D. Stevenson plays Miss H. Buckland,' Miss IN. Uorne plays Miss I. Ruddock, Miss N. Upton plays Miss M. Towle. Miss Shuttleworth plays Miss E. Martin, Miss G. Gorrie Plays Miss J. Draper, Miss C. Draper plays Miss R. Gorrie, Mrs ' W. Bloomfield plays Miss M. Cotter. f«Mr. RF. c ">'' one of the famous tennis players of that name, won, among other golf trophies, the Gordon-Bennett cup of the links at Cannes ' inS the last week of I'ebruary. I The committee of the Cambridge club has ! decided to re move the present pavilion to a ; spot between the third and fourth greens. The | removal will be advantageous in every wav ibo nru.!e Same time considerable additions will j be made. | In the course of some remarks made at the Australian Golf Club's annual meeting, it was stated the club was desirous of 'bavin? the open championship meeting held at KenUngton but Melbourne had intimated on behalf of the Australian Golf Union that " ! months notice must be given and a certificate | granted by the union as to the fitness of the course, and as it was Adelaide's turn this rear | for the championship, and they had y'utt | notified the council that their course "was | not m good enough condition, therefore The I A.G.C. could not, up to the nresent have | given the requisite notice. It was honed : however, the council, under the circum' stances would waive these conditions