A hot and sunny day in Haydock lead to some truly tragic 9 hole scramble scores – with a 2 over par winning
The afternoon had much better scoring with a wonderful win (and longest drive) by Graham Copsey.
Results:
A new course for the society. Played on a quiet sunny afternoon. The course is short but with some interesting holes and tight fairways.
John Shearn played the best with a truly massive drive on the back 9. Some considerable amount of sand on the greens with “ripples” made short putting challenging!
John beat Ade beat Graham
With very windy conditions a great day was had in the hilly fairways (and trees) of a course the society has not visited for over a quarter of a century.
Pete Sherlock won the day and completed his grand slam for the year.
Results:
A hot summers day for a change; some hot golf being played to complete the first round of singles matches
A points competition was always played the results are as follows:
@Paul Kelsey 36
@Tom Cartwright 35
@John Shearn 34 (35hc)
@Ade 34
@Ian Crook 33
@Steve Nieman 27
@Graham Copsey 26
A bright sunny and slightly windy day in north wales. Jason beat John 4&2 in the singles match and the points scores were as follows:
@Jason Moss 39
@John Shearn 34
@Graham Copsey 34
@Ade 33
Singles update
Pete Dixon made a welcome return to the society on a hot and sunny day in Widnes
Mike beat the president in his singles match 2&1, and the captain Paul and Pete played out their own battles across what was a dry and clear course
Points results:
Singles:
On a warm and humid day at Huyton & Prescot, we played out a medal round on a course low in rough but dense in trees.
Some wild scoring has been a headache for the handicap review! But new handicaps have been calculated
Results
Play was abandoned after 10 holes due to a huge amount of rain – and klaxons calling us off the course.
The brave players were:
