GOLF SEASON.

Wairarapa Age, 22 March 1929, Page 5

GOLF SEASON.

1 OPENING ON SATURDAY MIXED FOURSOME i 1 The opening of the Masterton Golf Club’s season will take place to-mor-1 row on the Lansdowne links, when a mixed foursome will bo played, for 1 which players are asked to arrange their own partners and opponents. The 'course -has received easeful attention during the off season and the fairways 'and greens are reported to be in flnsti class condition; In this connection the :club’s caretaker, Mr J. L. Gordon, and ’ the club professional, Mr E. W. Perry, .ere to bo congratulated on Hie exceli lent wonk they have carried' out. FEATHERSTON CLUB ANNUAL MEETING HELD The annual meeting -of the Featherston Goli Club was held on Wednesday evening, Mr J. W. Card presiding. The chairman reported that a silver cup had been purchased for competition hmong the ladies during the coming season. The balance sheet showed a credit of £55 14s. Officers for the ensuing year were ’ elected as follows:—Patron, Mr M. El- ’ gar; president, Mr J. W. Card; vice- ' presidents, Messrs W. H. Rowles, H. R. Bloxam and Arch. Clark; club captain, 1 ’Mr W. J. Crawford; deputy captain, Mr E. L. Nicholson; handicappers, cap- ’ tain, and deputy captain; hon. secret ’ ary, Mt A. E. Kenyon; hon. treasurer, 'Mr D. C. Kibblewhite; committee, ’ Messrs T. Lang, E. Trustrum, H. G. » Gundy, T. G. Hardie, N. C. C. Shepherd. " and officers ex-officio. The subscriptions were left the same as last season, and the opening day was fixde for April 20. The green fee was fixed at 2s per person for 18 holes. Three new members were elected. Mr r M. Elgar was accorded a vote of f thanks for his donation of £lO, and - totes of thanks were also passed to 3 Mesdames Eglinton and G. C. Dodson, - and the donors of trophies. s A vote of condolence was passed to s Mr D. C. Kibblewhite and family in 1 rheir recent bereavement.