GOLF.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 935, 4 December 1933, Page 13

GOLF.

Christchurch Club. The final between R. G. Arnould and P. 1-t. Ciodby for the Godby Trophy and the knock-out competition was decided during the week-end. They were all square in the first play-off, but in the second Arnould won, 4 and 3. Russley Club. A bogey handicap was played at Russley on Saturday. A strong southerly wind affected the scoring somewhat, and the winning scores of 2 up wer-a very good in the circumstances. The SENIOR. FT. L. B lam Ires (10) 2 up R. L. Ronaldson (8) Square A. P. O’Callaghan (8) Square J. P. Gilmour (5) 1 down C. E. Evans (9) 1 down A. E. Aekroyd (10) 2 down H. A. Penn (10) 2 down FI. F. Penlington (5) 3 down C. H. Johnstone (8) 4 down P. Wynn-Williams (9) 4 down R. B. Smythe (10) 4 down J. E. Hamilton (10) 4 down G. T. Alley (7) A. M. Foxvler (8) 5 down D. S. Anderson (10) 5 down JUNIOR. W. A. White (16) 2 up J. R. Crawshaw (II) Square H. F. Hanna (17) Square R. A. Witbrock (IS) Square G. M. Hall (If) 1 down G. J. Leech (H) 2 dow n C. Eaton (15) 2 down F. V. Turner (13) 3 down W. L. Partridge < 14) 4 down H. P. V. Brow n (17) 4 down J. V. Glasson (15) 6 down The competition for next. Saturday will be a four-ball bogey aggregate (not best bn 11). players to arrange their own partners, opponents und starting times. Exhibition Match. Per Press Association. DUNEDIN. December 2. A novel exhibition golf match was played at Balmacewen links to-day between Miss O. Kay, Australian and New Zealand lady champion. and B. V. Wright, New Zealand amateur champion. As Mif>s Kay played from the men s tees she was given a handicap of six strokes over the course of eighteen holes. A very high standard of golf was revealed by both players, ami though Miss Kay was 4 down at the turn she made n splendid recovery to be 1 at the eighteenth.