WEEK-END GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 336, 23 April 1928, Page 7

WEEK-END GOLF

GOOD CONDITIONS TITIRAMGI OPENING The Titirangi links of the Maungakiekie Golf Club were opened on Saturday. The best scores in the mixed foursome competition were: Mrs. R. M. Roberts and T. Uren, two down; A. A. Anderson and Mrs. B. Goldwater; G. C. St. George and Mrs. J. E. Ramsay : G. , L. Taylor and Miss B. M. Grierson; .S. Morpeth and Mrs. H. W. Cooke, three down. Auckland Club At IVliddlemore on Saturday 62 members of the Auckland Golf Club took part in the pesident’s foursome medal competition. Recent rain had greatly improved the course, while a strong south-west wind made some of the holes difficult. The best cards were as follow: W. S C. Harris and P. M. Hanna, 87—13, 74; L. B. Campbell and C. R. Palmer, 89— 14, 75; H. B. Lusk and J. B. Lusk, SI—4, 77. Auckland Ladies Following is the draw for the Hope Lewis Cup competition of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club, the first round to be played to-morrow: Miss M. Frater v. Mrs. Foster; Mrs. Dufaur v. Miss Reid; Mrs. Jefferson v. Miss D Lever; Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Hodges. The following have byes and meet in the second round:

Miss M. Walkley v. Mrs. Brittain; Miss N. Noakes v. Mrs. Abbott; Miss C. Bayly v. Mrs. Morris; Mrs. Friedlander v. ' Miss M. Macfarlane; Mrs. Rainger vMiss B. McGovern; Miss E. ' M. Upton v. Miss 11 Asser; Mrs. Bradley v. Mrs. Nevill; Mrs. P. Hanna v. Miss T. Bayly; Miss 1,. Roberton v. Mrs. Finn; Miss L. Cutfield v. Miss C. Draper; Miss INI. Ferguson v. Mrs. G. F. Ferguson; Miss Id. Wilson v. Miss N. MacCormick; Miss N. Didsbury v. Miss L Ratlibone; Miss M. Ridings v. Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Rainger v. Mrs. Cox; Miss P. Coutts.v. Miss P. Orr; Miss VV. Kent v. Miss G. Buddie; Mrs. Joyce v. Miss E. Mahoney; Miss S. Martin v. Miss F. Ratlibone;. Mrs. Fenton v. Miss E. White; Mrs. Brown v. Miss J. Ruddock; Miss S. Henderson v. Mrs. Rutherford; Miss E. Culling v. Mrs. Watson; Miss M, Graham v. Mrs. Robertson; Mrs. J. Wilson v. Miss C. Moginie; Mrs. J. Frater v. Mrs. Endean; Miss D. Rainger v. Miss F. Hamlin; Mrs. Marshall v. Mrs. Fleming; Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Dargaville: Miss R. Roberton v. Miss H. Cutfield. Matches in the second round may also be played to-morrow, but must in any case ue played by May 7 Maungakiekie Ladies Following is the draw for the fourball best-ball bogey match to be played by members of Maungakiekie Ladies’ Golf Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow ; Misses D. and K. Horton v. Miss Goldwater and Miss Gornaga; Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Finlay v. Miss Grierson and Miss G. Easton; Mrs. Schnauer and Miss Chur ton v. Miss McGowan and Mrs. Sawers; Mrs. White and Miss Haslett v. Mrs. Brown and Miss E. Ponsford; Mrs. Swain and Miss Stubbs v. Mrs. O’Leary and Mrs. Cain; Mrs. Russell and Miss Russell v. Miss J. Easton and Miss Grove; Miss Carnachan and Mrs. Scott v. Mrs. McKean and Miss McCabe; Mrs. Mcllraith and Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Sufcliffe and Miss Preece: Mrs. Robinson and Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Malcolm; Mrs. Grevatt and Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Balgarnie and Miss Blackburn; Mrs. D. Smith and Miss Gallaher v. Mrs. Ward and Miss Lawrence; Mrs. Gyllies and Mrs. Paterson v. Miss A Hall* and Miss Johnston; Miss ‘Millington and Miss Pickett v. Mrs. Channel! and Mrs. Baird: Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Haycock v. Miss Harrison and Miss Miller; Miss Hooten and Miss MoL'Dowie v. Mrs. Reid and Miss Moody; Mrs. Ander--son and Mrs. Owen v. Mrs. Goldwater and A. N. Other. Glendowie Club A bogey handicap was played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. The course was in firstclass order, but the high wind made it somewhat hard to control the ball. The competition was won by G. L. Goodison. who finished with the fine score of three-up. Another particularly good card was handed in by a secondyear player, H. Rawlinson. whose card showed one up. Next Saturday the first round of a

38-liole medal eclectic handicap will be played. Otahuhu Club A medal match was played by the lady members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Satui-day. The following were the best cards: Miss Parton, 96 —25, 71 ; Miss E. O’Loughlin. 109 —36, 73; Miss E. Wliiteley,. 108 —30, 78. Glendowie La,dies’ Following is the draw for the bogey match for a prize presented by Mrs. Hutchison, to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies’ Golf Club on Thursday: Mrs. J. M. Wilson v. Mrs. F. Browne; Mrs. Miller V. Mrs! Hill; Mrs. Stanley v. Miss Arneil; Miss Brookfield v. Miss Cullen; Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Dickey; Mrs. Haves v. Miss Maden; Miss Meadows v. A. *N. Other; Mrs. Markwick v. Miss M. English: Miss O. English v. Miss Slurland; Miss M. Hill v. Miss D. Scott. The L.G.CJ. medal was won by Mrs. Hayes, 107 —27, 80. The C grade match was won by Miss Sutton.

Pupuke Club A medal handicap was jjlayed by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday, the best cards being as follow: M. E. Thompson. 86 —14, 72; H. T. Gould, 92 —15, 77; H. F. Mmgay, 88 —10, 7S A C grade medal handicap for Mr. Gould’s trophy was also played, the best cards being as follow; S. R. Norris, 92 20, 72; B. O. Skeats, 100 —24, 76.’ Papakura Club The Papakura Golf Club held the official opening of its links for the season on Saturday. There was a large attendance, comprising 100 payers, and including members of the Otahuhu, Everslie, Pukekohe, and Waiuku Clubs. Mr. E. D. McLennan, M.P., declared the links open for play, and Miss McLennan drove the first ball. A mixed foursomes match was held. This was won by Miss McLennan (Papakura) and Croxon (Otahuhu), with a net score of 45 for the 12 holes. Mrs. Hipkins and McDonald were runners-up with a net score of 47. The links were in satisfactory order, and the winners’ net" score was four under bogey. Miss O. Kay Again Press Association. . DUNEDIN, Sunday. Miss Kay won the Otago ladies’ golf championship by defeating Mrs. Dodgshun one up at the nineteenth hoie. Miss Kay recently won the Canterbury championship, defeating Mrs. Dodgshun in the final. Both are Dunedin players.