HAMILTON CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22694, 5 April 1937, Page 13

HAMILTON CLUB

MEDAL HANDICAP WIN FOR M. N. KEENAN [from oun ow.v correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday A modal handicap was played at St. Andrews links yesterday by members of the Hamilton Golf Club. The weather was fine and the links were in Rood order. Following were the best cards returned:—M. N. Keenan, SB, 1!)—70 (winner); D. Gerrand, 81, 11 — TO; H T. Gillies. 82, 11-—7 l; J. Fountney, 80. 1.7 —7'_'; H. F. Blackio, 81, 12—72; If. \V. G. Rutherfurd, 81, 12—72; M. C. Stranger, 8(1, 1-1—72; C. Sutcliffo, 80, 7—73; F. J. Beehan. 81, 11 —73; T. A. Milro.v, 80, 1(1 —-7.'!; G. B. Thomas, 70, 5 —71; W. C. Wynne, 81, 7—71; T. X. Peniberton, 85, 11—74; F. A. Marcroft, 85, 10 —75; G. H. Bindon, 87, 12—75; A. F. Cole, SO. 14—75; H. 11. Toombs, 02, 10—70; W. J. Kin?, 87, 11—7(1; V. Lano, 02, 10 —76; F. W. Groom, 81, 18—7 G. PAPAKURA CLUB There was a good attendance at the official opening of the Papakura Golf Club's links on Saturday. In declaring the course open for play, the president, Mr. E. I>. McLennan, referred to the splendid condition of the links. Miss B. Goddard and Fearnley won a mixed foursomes event with a score of 61, 11—50. The next best cards returned were:— Mrs. A. L. Cooper and K. Matheson, 71, 15—5'1; Miss E. C. Foote and C. V. Garnett, 72, 11—58; Miss Graham and Moore, 73, 15—58.