ON THE LINKS

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 21, 3 November 1944, Page 5

ON THE LINKS

WHAKATANE GOLF CLUB

MIXED FOURSOMES

Crachvick and Mrs Berg v Connell and Miss Black; Henderson and Miss Bousfield v Powdrell and Mrs Mussett; Spenee and Mrs Dawson v Syme and Mrs Boon; Suckling and Mrs Otley v Hyland and Mrs Sloane; Lux ton and Mrs Winstone v Brunsdin and Mrs Barry; Steel and Miss Carter v Coombes and Miss Graham; Butler and Mrs Jarrett v Burstall and Mrs Eggers; Anderson and Mrs Pearce v Dawson and Mrs McCowan; Cantrell and Miss Righton v Patience and Mrs Suckling; Bushett and Mrs Kent v Wright and Miss Goodall; Campbell and Mrs Bushett v Moore and Miss Hunter; Barry and Mrs Ker v Littlejohn and Miss Reynolds; Cockerel 1 and Miss Rountree v Sloane and Mrs Stone; Armstrong and Mrs Connell v Denliam and Miss Campbell; Corbett and Miss King v Turnbull and Mrs Shirley; Stone and Mi ss Wilson v Symmans and Miss I Winstone; Spring and Miss Luxton v Winstone. and another.

LADIES' GOLF TOURNAMENT On Sunday October 29, the Whakatane Ladies' Golf Club held a one-day tournament. Bad weather again appeared which affected both the standard of play and the number of entries. Visitors came from Opotiki and altogether some 30 players braved rain, and although got thoroughly soaked both morning and afternoon seemed to enjoy the outing. The highlight of the day w 7 as due to Miss-King's outstanding performance. Pam lioled-in-one, at the 16th a brilliant achievement for a junior player. Prize winners were:— Best Gross Score: Miss Black 97. Best Net Score: Miss Kent 103, 26, 77. Morning Medal Round: 'A' Mrs Thomas 99 19, 80; 'B' Mrs Eggers 115, 31 5 S4; 'C' Miss Winstone 118. Afternoon Stableford®Bogey Competition: 'A' Miss Bousfield 19; 'B' Miss Carter 6; 'C' Miss King. Before presenting the trophies Mrs Winstone on behalf of the President thanked the visitors for their patronage and hoped that pleasanter conditions would be experienced on

their next visit, to our links. Thanks were also expressed to Mr Rang! who organised the matches: cheeked and marked the cards, and to the men's committee who so capably attended to the kitchen work and the preparation of irreals. Appreciation must also be extended to Mr Stubbs and the greenkeeper, Mr Fennell who were responsible for the. excellent condition of. the. links.