GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20230, 15 April 1929, Page 12

GOLF.

THE AUCKLAND CLUB, PRESIDENT HOLES OUT IN ONE. Members of the Auckland Golf Club played a four-hall, best-hall bogey competition at Middlemore on Saturday, GS players taking part. Rain fell throughout the day and made conditions unpleasant for players. The bright spot of tho afternoon was the fact that during his round the president of tho club, Mr. M. M. Louisson, holed out in one at the seventh hole, the usual penalty being paid. The following were the best cards returned:—W. N. Abbott and E. Horton. 0 up; R. G. Ranger and D. Robertson, 8 up; C. M. Gordon and S'. C. Hodges, 7 up; R. O. Gardner and G. Morris, W. B. Colbeck and M. Louisson, 0 up; H. B. Lusk and J. B. Lusk. 5 up: W. S. Ralph and H. A. Friedlander, E. L. Bartleet and C. M. Jacobsen, 11. Plumley and A. B. Lawrence, '1 up. % MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Owing to the bad weather on Saturday tho mixed foursomes which were to be played by members qf the Maungakiekie <iolf Club at One Tree Hill as an opening to .1 bo winter bohsou were postponed until next Saturday week. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is tho draw for tho L.G.U. medal handicap match to bo played by members of tho Mnungakiekic Ladies Liub at One Tree Hill to-morrow First tec: Mrs. Beattio v. Mrs. Reid, Miss Grierson v. Miss McCabe. Mrs. O'Lcnry v. Mrs. Taylor Miss G. Easton v. Miss U. Russell. Mrs. Russell v. Miss At. Miller, Mrs. C.revatt v. Mrs. Mcllwraith. Miss Grovo v. Mrs. White. Mrs. Boberts v. Miss Churton, Miss Gallagher v. Mrs Swain, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Burton, Miss .T. Enstop v. Miss Parr. Miss Preeco v. Mrs. Lovelt. Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Eddowes v. Mrs. Malcolm. Mrs. Sawers v. Mrs. Baird. Miss Gregson v. Miss Hall. Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. Ghoyoe. Mrs. Mueller v. Miss S. Johnston. Ninth too: Mrs. Sclirmuor v. Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Spinley v. Miss Millinston. Mrs. Gyllies v Miss E Schnatier, Miss Kobson v. Miflfl IJhW'Kburn, Mrs. Bndco v. Mrs. Syrnes. Mrs. Broiichton v. Miss Moody, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Owen. Miss Lamb v. another. THE GLENDOWIE CLUB. The Glendowio Golf Club opened its season on Saturday with a mixed foursome medal handicap. In spite of tho ram there was a large attendance of members, and tho eourso and greens were in excellent, order. The handicap was won by Mrs. Hill and F. Trice. Following were tho best net scojes returned Mrs. Hill and F. Trice. 77: Mrs. McMillan and Dr. Horton. 79: Mr ami Mrs. Miller. SO; Miss Madeu and J R. Kendall. PC>: Miss Lawrence and A O. Horspool. 80: Miss Wilson and A. Duthie. 87; Miss- Scott and T. Russell. 90. Entries for tho bogey handicap to >e played next Saturday will close with the secretary on Wednesday. C.LEXDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal match to bo played by members of the Glendowio Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:—Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Butler. Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. Warren. Miss Wilson v. Airs Reyes. Miss Maden v. Miss Brookfield, Mrs. Hutchinson v. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Miller v. Mrs. Dale. Miss Sharland v. Miss Appleyard, Miss Hill v. Miss M. English, Mis. Mnrkwick v. Miss O. English. The draw for the C grade medal match is as follows:—Mrs. Iloldsworth v. Miss Pagni, Mrs. Rennie v. Miss Johnson, Mrs. >Yru;ht v. Mrs. Montgomery. A K ARAN A V. PUPUKE. A team of 1} junior members of tho Ptipukc Golf Club played a team from the Akarana Golf Club at the Akarana links on Saturday. Akarana winning by 9 matches to 1. one game being squared. Following are the results. Pupuke players being mentioned first:—Bennett lost to Baker, 3 and 2; Johnstone lost to Turbott. 3 and 1; Drower oat to Berndston. 3 and 1: Greville and Baylej. all square; Sellars lost to G. Brown 0 and 4; Keeling beat Campbell 2 and 1: Malcolm lost to Gunson. C and 5: CTushohn lost to Mcßobie. 4 and 2: Hunt lost to G. Coltman. 7 and C; Lusk lost to Brown, S and <; Skeates lost to J. Coltccan, 1 up. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho C grade match, to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow .- Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. A. Hartley, Mis. J. Ifardlev v. Mrs. Morpeth. Mrs. M. K. C-oo*e v Miss E. White. Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Airs. Moore-Jones. Mrs. C. K. Onerson v. Miss Wright, Miss Ryan v. Mrs. E. Alison, Miss X. Martin v. Mrs. Brinsden. Mrs. Campbell v. Miss Carter. THE HAMILTON CLUB. [BV TELEGRAPH. — OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Sunday. A medal round was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club at St. Andrews links yesterdav. The best cards returned were:—Fisher. 82. 11-71: Beehan 80 71- Cleary, 8T 13—76; Blaclue, 1)1, 19— <.i, llogbcn. 91. 19-75; Bellinsham K?. 5-77; l!ees. 91. 13—78; Sutcllffe, 91, 12—19; King. 97, 18—79. THE W HANGAR EI CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WHANGAREI. Sunday. \ club medal match was played on tho Mount Denbv links yesterday afternoon, and was won by W. Convnsdiam. with a score „f g7 jO9. Dr. Buckley, with tho best round, returned the second best net score--75 5 70 The links have greatly improved as' a result of the week's rain, the fnirwavs being in excellent condition. Judicious burning of tho rough has made the playing and finding of balls much easier.