WOMEN GOLFERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22172, 27 July 1935, Page 18

WOMEN GOLFERS

VISITORS TO DOMINION V. ■ . ARRIVAL IN SEPTEMBER RECORDS OF THE PLAYERS [fbom our own correspondent] •LONpON. July 6 The members of the Ladies' Golf Union touring team will leave for Australia and New Zealand next week, and Wellington should be reached on September 30. The players and their records are as follows: Miss Pam Barton, Royal Mid-Surrey (handicap 2).—Runner-up open championship, 1831, 1935; French open champion, 1934; Surrey County champion, 1935; member of the British team to France, 1934; member of the touring team to Canada and United States, 1934; English Home International team, 1935. Mrs. W. Greenlees, Troon (handicap scr.). —Bronze medallist open championship, 1931; bronze medallist Scottish close championship, 1932; Scottish Home International team, 1928, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935. Miss Phyllis Wade, Parkstone (handicap scr.). —English close champion, 1934; Hampshire County champion, 11)35; English Home International team, 1931, 1935. Mrs. J. B. Walker, Island Malahide (handicap plus 1). —Irish close champion, 1930; runner-up Irish close championship, 1934; member of the British touring team to Canada and United States, 1934; Irish Home Internationa! team, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935. Miss Jessie Anderson, Craigie Hill (handicap scr). —Bronze medallist open championship, 1935; runner-up Scottish close championship, 1934; bronze medallist Scottish close championship, 1933; Scottish Home International team, 1934, 1935; won girls' championship, 1933; runner-up girls' championship, 1934.

.Mrs. P. Hodson, Woolton (captainmanager). Chairman of Ladies' Golf Union Executive Council, 1932; Lancashire County captain, 1935; captained British team v. France, 1933.