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Records
- 2003
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Order Of Merit and Knockout Competition results |
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Wokefield Park - 26th March 2003
| Rather disappointingly, only 8 golfers were at Wokefield
Park for our opening event of the year. If you didn't come,
you really missed out! The weather was perfect, the course
was in great condition, and the food was as good as ever at
this venue. As for the golf played - Richard Edmondson had
a good day, with his 35 points enough to win in the morning.
He then teamed up with Chris Rogers and Barry English to scoop
the team prize in the afternoon. |
Full Results:
| Winner (Morning) |
Richard Edmondson |
35 pts |
| Winner (Afternoon) |
Chris Rogers |
34 pts |
| Team Winners (Afternoon) |
Chris Rogers / Richard Edmondson / Barry English |
98 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Richard Edmondson |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Barry English |
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| 2's Sweep |
Richard Edmondson & Terry Berridge |
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The Hampshire- 24th April 2003
| A much better turnout at The Hampshire saw 16 golfers compete
for the first trophy and Order Of Merit points of the season.
On a course that none of us had ever played before the scoring
was remarkably good, with both morning and afternoon events
being won with 40 stableford points. Our new captain showed
the way, as Bill Peach opened up in style by winning the Spring
Cup. |
Full Results:
| Winner (Morning) |
Tony Sladen |
40 pts |
| Runner Up (Morning) |
Terry Berridge |
37pts |
| Winner - Spring Cup (Afternoon) |
Bill Peach |
40 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
39 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Chris Rogers |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
John Mead |
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| 2's Sweep |
None |
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Stoneham - 29th May 2003
| A hot summers day greeted us at Stoneham this year, though
the rough was found to be as high as the temperatures! The course
was playing tough, even though it was in great condition. In
fact, only 1 round better par all day - Finbar O'Keeffe's afternoon
round of 39 points. The trophy was played for over the morning
round, where Neil Durant triumphed, beating Chris Rogers only
on countback All in all, everybody agreed that it had been a
fantastic day. |
Full Results:
| Winner - NSPCC Putter (Morning) |
Neil Durant |
34 pts (countback) |
| Runner Up (Morning) |
Chris Rogers |
34 pts |
| Winner (Afternoon) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
39 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Matt Jennings |
34 pts (countback) |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Alan Harlow |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Neil Durant |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Matt Jennings |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
Bill Peach |
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| 2's Sweep |
Alan Harlow & Alwyn Huggett |
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The Army - 26th June 2003
| As usual at the Army we were treated with glorious weather
all day - it was a shame that only 13 golfers managed to come.
Judging by the scores the course was certainly not playing easy
- just like last month only 1 score bettered par all day. Bill
Peach's 37 points in the afternoon was enough to win him the
trophy. The morning round ended in a tie between Alan Harlow
and Alwyn Huggett on 35 points, with Alan winning on countback.
It should be noted that Finbar O'Keeffe scooped himself two
lots of 9 points for the Order Of Merit - can anybody stop him
retaining the title? |
Full Results:
| Winner (Morning) |
Alan Harlow |
35 pts (countback) |
| Runner Up (Morning) |
Alwyn Huggett |
35 pts |
| Winner - Ibraville Trophy (Afternoon) |
Bill Peach |
37 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
35 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Peter Nicholas |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Peter Nicholas |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Tony Sladen |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
Alan Harlow |
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| 2's Sweep |
None |
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Donnington Valley - 17th July 2003
| Our first ever visit to this venue got off to a bad start
with rain (in July!) and traffic chaos (for those that 'braved'
the M4). This still failed to dampen the spirits, and Matt Jennings
score of 39 points in the morning would have won him the trophy
had the decision not been made to switch the trophy to the afternoon
because of some late arrivals (sorry Matt!). In the afternoon
Barry English won the day with a score of 37 points. The trial
'yellow ball' competition was won by the Captains team (surprise
surprise) by a single point! Everybody agreed that the meal
afterwards was especially good. |
Full Results:
| Winner (Morning) |
Matt Jennings |
39 pts |
| Runner Up (Morning) |
Alwyn Huggett |
31 pts (countback) |
| Winner - Wethered Cup (Afternoon) |
Barry English |
37 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Chris Rogers |
35 pts |
| Yellow Ball Competition (Afternoon) |
Bill Peach, Chris Rogers & David Hiscock |
93 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Terry Berridge |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Richard Edmondson |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
David Hiscock |
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| 2's Sweep |
None |
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Salisbury & South Wilts - 7th August 2003
| It was very hot at Salisbury this year. The course was in
fabulous condition and we all had a great time. Tony Sladen's
morning round of 40 stableford points was easily the best score,
and won him the Hawley Bowl. Barry English managed 38 points
in the afternoon to score himself a victory. It said something
that nobody managed to hit the 18th green in the afternoon for
nearest the pin - perhaps we were all thinking about the cold
beer beckoning.... |
Full Results:
| Winner - Hawley Bowl (Morning) |
Tony Sladen |
40 pts |
| Runner Up (Morning) |
Terry Berridge |
35 pts |
| Winner (Afternoon) |
Barry English |
38 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Neil Durant |
37 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Chris Rogers |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Richard Edmondson |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Nobody (!) |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
Bill Peach |
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| 2's Sweep |
Neil Durant, Terry Berridge, Tony Sladen &
Barry English |
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Royal Winchester - 3rd September 2003
| Another fabulous visit to one of our favourite venues. As
usual, the course was in fine condition, and we had weather
to match. The Club Championship, played over 36 holes of scratch
stableford, turned out to be a walk in the park for Alan Harlow,
with two rounds of 74 enough to win by 16 points. The Peter
Pearson competition for higher handicappers was similarly one-sided
with Harry Greenway scoring a mamoth 79 points! Well done to
both. |
Full Results:
| Winner - Club Championship |
Alan Harlow |
66 pts |
| Winner - Peter Pearson Cup |
Harry Greenway |
79 pts |
| Winner (Morning) |
Matt Jennings |
38 pts |
| Winner (Afternoon) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
41 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Alwyn Huggett |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Alan Harlow |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Alan Harlow |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
Tony Sladen |
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| 2's Sweep |
Alan Harlow * 2, Harry Greenway, Richard Edmondson
and Alan Brandon |
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Calcot Park - 2nd October 2003
| Our first visit to Calcot Park saw the climax of this years'
Order Of Merit. As it turned out, Finbar O'Keeffe easily held
off the competition to retain his title from last year. On a
rather damp morning his joint second score of 33 points meant
that he could not be caught. Richard Edmondson won the morning
round with 34 points. A much more pleasant afternoon saw the
scoring increase, with Terry Berridge scooping the trophy with
41 points. After a great day (with some excellent food), everybody
agreed that we should return to this venue next year. |
Full Results:
| Winner - Morning |
Richard Edmondson |
34 pts |
| Runner Up - Morning |
Tony Sladen |
33 pts (countback) |
| Winner - Autumn Bowl (Afternoon) |
Terry Berridge |
41 pts |
| Runner Up (Afternoon) |
Alan Harlow |
37 pts |
| Nearest the pin (Morning) |
Alwyn Huggett |
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| Longest Drive (Morning) |
Finbar O'Keeffe |
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| Nearest the pin (Afternoon) |
Chris Connell |
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| Nearest the pin in 2 (Afternoon) |
Richard Edmondson |
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| 2's Sweep |
Terry Berridge, Finbar O'Keeffe, Bill Peach, Tony
Sladen, Alwyn Huggett & Alan Harlow |
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