GOLF

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2475, 31 May 1915, Page 9

GOLF

THE MIRAMAR CLUB. Tho men's foursoma (bogey) ivas won by M. W. Horton and C. E. Richardson (handicap 6), 4 up on "bogey." The next best cards returned were: R. P. Ward and W. A. Hawkins (8), 3 up; C. W. Palmer and E. W. Hornabrook (12), 1 up; XI. D. Kelly and E. Holmwood (10), 1 up; R. L. D. Kidston and H. S. Hayman I"), square; G. 0. Sutton and Or. V. Grow (8), square. The week's Belgian competition (two rounds medal play) for Mr. Hislop's cup was won by W. T. Doughty (handicap 4), whose gross scores were 76 aud 82. Tho best cards returned were:— W. T. Doughty, 76, 82—158:—(8)—150; P. Spraggou, 34, 87 —181: —(28 1 ) —153; A. Duncan, <6, 73—149 (plus 6)—155; ton and G. V. Crow (8), souare. Tlie club's Belgian Fund benefits to the extent of £3 65., the amount of the entrance fees for this competition . Much interest is being taken in the exhibition match to be played at Miramar next Saturday, for which the whole of the proceeds go to the National Fund for Wounded Soldiers. Sir. A. Duncan and J. Watt will play E. S. Douglas and J. M'Cormick, and the game is sure to be keenly contested. Tickets may be obtained from the secretaries of any of the golf clubs in Wellington.

Striking testimony of the Challenger Golf Ball. A golfer lias driven a Challenger 2GJ 2SI yards 2ft. This speaks ns to the splendid quality of the driving power of the Challenger Golf Ball. Made in all sizes and weights. Bramble or dimple, floating and heavy.—Advt.

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