• 9 holes
• Lunch
• 18 holes
• Dinner and prizes

Friday 28 August 2020

Price is £72 – £12 (society subsidy) = £60/player

John had a top round today and with Pete not playing has moved in to second place in the RC table. A smooth 36 points will protect his handicap nicely, so is he peaking just in time for Captain’s Day? See http://www.smxixhgs.com/?page_id=1428 for today’s results.

Pete plays a masterful round to show his pedigree…. and everyone else played a lot of tosh. Will it ruin his chances of winning the next tour title? Probably yes, hopefully yes 🙂

Well done Pete !!

Ade keeps his steady golf going as he takes advantage of a lack of Sherlocks to move to the top of the RC table just before the Masters. Ray plays a top round to take first place.

After two matches the table looks the same as the end of last year with Pete and Ade carrying their form through the winter. Pete is keeping up his excellent golf despite a lowering of his handicap, and showing that skill outweighs persistence….. Ade is showing that belligerence can be equally successful though and sits second in the table after spending two consecutive games under a sherlock.

An emotional day at Sutton Hall, which is closing at the end of the month! A dynamic duo lead the round out but was followed by a battle royal of the contenders for the title.

• Pete L beat Ray 3&1
• Ade beat Graham beat Paul K

Meaning that for the first time the winter league as been successfully retained, by Ade.

For the final table see here

After a couple of very wet weeks – the course was very wet and muddy, with 3 holes out of action – we played 18 by playing 17th 1st and 2nd twice. but all the greens were in order and putting was true!

The results are as follows

• Paul beat Jason 2&1
• Ade beat Graham 3&2
• Mike beat Ray 4&2
• The competition table is here

A new layout of the course with the old 7th becoming the par 3 first now

• Ade beat Ray 6&4
• Graham beat Jason 5&4
• Frank drew with Paul K
• Paul S drew with John

The new table is here

The final tot up of the RC table has been done and the RC order of merit champion is once again Adrian Levin. Only a few thousand points separated Ade from Pete Sherlock who missed a few rounds, whilst Ade was ever present.

Next years Captain is John Shearn….. good luck John.

In a cold and frozen green conditions, the battle for match play supremacy continued

• Graham beat John 5&4
• Paul beat Ade 4&3
• Mike beat Jase 3&1

The results table is here