Six Lady Golfers Reduce Their Handicaps

Waikato Independent, Volume XLV, Issue 6235, 6 May 1949, Page 4

Six Lady Golfers Reduce Their Handicaps

Six members of the Cambridge Ladies' Golf Club earned handicap reductions as a result of play in the May L.G.U. medal match on Wednesday. The senior section was won by Mrs K. S. Browne 88-17-71 on the countback from Mrs K. L. Wilkinson 86-15-71, and both these players have been reduced one stroke. The next best were: Mrs D. L. Hastie 90-15-75, Mrs P. McDiarmid 88-13-75, Mrs F. H. Hardy 91-16-75. An excellent round of 95-28-67 won the junior grade for Mrs R. Bell and her handicap is now 23. Runner-up was Mrs T. Worthing 106-36-70, and she, too, has been reduced the maximum to 34. Miss J. Sayers and Mrs J. T. Gilkison both had rounds of 96-25-71, which brought their handicaps down to 24. Other good scores were: Miss N. Needham 90-19-71; Mrs P Skousgaard 98-25-73; Mrs E. A. Morrice 97-24-73; Mrs B. Bromwich 106-31-75; Miss J. Fisher 109-34-75.

Draw For Wednesday

From first tee at 10 a.m.: Mrs Browne v. Miss Needham; Mrs Waite v. Mrs Linsley; Mrs Hollis v. Miss Sayers; Mrs Wilkinson v. Mrs Haworth; Mrs Mac Diarmid v. Mrs Gilkison; Miss J. Thompson v. Mrs Fairbrother; Mrs Hastie v. Mrs W. H. Cubis; Mrs Bfoderick v. Mrs Newcombe; Mrs Clayton v. Mrs W. O. Cubis; Mrs Banks v. Mr,s Ferguson, Mrs Hardy v. Mrs Mason; Mrs Mitchell v. Miss Appleby; Mrs Webster v. Mrs Boag; Mrs McCathie v. another.

I From 10th. tee at 10 a.m.: Mrs G. ! McDonald v. Miss J. Fisher; Mrs Bell v. Mrs Blackman; Mrs Bromwich v. Mrs Worthing; Miss M. Bourke v. Mrs Fletcher; Mrs McCandlish v. Mrs Lockett; Miss Skeet v. Mrs Bunn; Mrs Vosper v. Mrs Osborne; Mrs Petherbridge v. Mrs Webb; Miss McDongall v. Mrs C. Wallace; Miss E. Johnstone v. Mrs Butler; Miss Payne v. Miss B. Bourke; Miss Tod v. another.

From first tee, 12.15: Mrs Tinkler v. Mrs Hanna; Mrs Yolland v. Mrs Winter; Mrs Neely v. Mrs Mayston; Mrs Macdonald v. Mrs Calvert; Mrs Penman v. Mrs Short; Miss McClinchy v. Mrs Rush; Mrs Weatherell v. Mrs Calvert;