GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 153, 24 March 1939, Page 3

GOLF COMPETITIONS

Tui Glen Opening Day Next Sunday will be the opening day of the Tui Glen Golf Club’s winter season, and an-invitation is extended to all golfers to take 'part in the mixed competitions. In the morning a mixed foursome will be played-over 13 holes. A medal round over 13 holes will be placed in the afternoon. Rangimarie Club The Rangimarie club will open the 1939 season tomorrow afternoon, when a mixed foursome bogey will be played. A dance will be held in the evening at the Brown Owl cabaret. Waiwetu Club The Watt and Ranish Cup fixtures against Shandon set down for tomorrow have been postponed till April 29. The official opening of the winter season will take place next Sunday. Atter the opening ceremony a combined foursome bogey match will be played. Judgeford Club The following is the draw for the Judgeford Country Golf Club s Bustin Cup trial to be held on Sunday next, match play .on handicap:— A D. S. Smith and E. A. Dalton, W. Martin and S. Lawler, E. J. Taylor and R Hill J. C. Redward and V. Clausen, J. IV. Morgan and T. Couchman, M . Barnard and R. Kilmister, K. J. Smith and T. Hill. W. Jarvie and D. Hennessy, G. S. Persson and W. Duncan W. E. Canham and S. Cossins, T. XS•. Hoskins and M. It. Jacobson, S. Evans and W. Blake, N. Cathie and F. A. Walker, A. E. Price and R. J. Dalton, G. S. Kelly and F. M. Phillips, A. Green and L. Young, C. Nausbaum and H. Aitken, L. Philp and R. Rattray, J. C. Corson and J. Lowsou, W. Burge and S. G. Slater, D E. Ireland and W. Hollick, C. R. Carlyon and W. R. Kenner, D. MacArthur and J. Burge, D. I. Barron and J. Ryan, S S. Bridgeford and J. P. Meadows, C. Collis and J. Clarke, A. Couchman. and W Davis C. Cook and L. J. Christie, J Eustace and J. S. Harrison, W. Hart and J. Preston, J. R. McKay and L. Rough, P. M. Gray and W. J. Harvey, K. P. Hunter and R. C. Howatson, W. A. Hislop and R. Rooderkerk, A. M. Rogers and L. Stoodley, W. Scott and F. L. A. Stevensn, H. M. Underwood and W. Watson. L Players are to be away by 10.10 a.m. Manor Park Club

The last competitions of the Manor Park Golf Club for the summer season were played at the weekend under very pleasant conditions. The results Saturday afternoon: M. Turner, 35 points, won the stableford from K. Mason, on the count back. Sunday morning: An 18-hole bogey handicap was won by D. Hood, with 1 up. Sunday afternoon : An 18-hole stroke match was won by R. J. Meilraith with 65 net. The Summer Cup was won by L. Birch, 295, Miss McGrath and W. Kincaid being 296. The ringer competition was won by E. J. Moriarty (60-3), 5i net, with E. Trewby (64-6 J 57J net, runnerUl> The opening of the winter season will take place tomorrow. A dance, will be held in the clubhouse in the evening. Titahi Club The final rounds for the. Titahi Bay Golf Club’s Summer Cup will be played this weekend. The competition is for the four best medal rounds in the summer season. This will be the last opportunity members will have to complete their scores. Pukerua Bay Club The third annual meeting of the Pukerua Bay Golf Club was held on Sunday last in tlie clubhouse. The meeting was well attended. In presenting the report and balance-sheet, the chairman, Mr. Charles Gray, congratulated the club on the financial position. Improvements had been made during the past season, including additions to the clubhouse and with arrangements well in hand for the new lay-out of the course, members should enjoy the coming season and improve their golf. The opening day was fixed for Sunday, April 2, at 11 a.m. Officers for the coming season were elected: Patron, Mr. L. G. Lowry, M.P.; president, Mr. Charles Gray; vice-president.

Mr. A. K. Lindsay; bon. secretary, Mr. J. P. Hooper; lion, treasurer, Miss G. Coveuey; bon. auditor. Miss E. Wallach ; committee, club captain. Mr. P. Wake; rice-captain, Mr. G. Gunderson; Messrs. L. Gray, V. Hutter, W. Lomax, S. Luke O. Bickwell. G. Gunderson ;• women’s committee, club captain. Miss E. Hargreaves: Miss V. Owen, Miss C. Rothwell, and Miss D. Tinney. Te Mania Club. Members of the Te Marua Golf Club and intending visitors for opening day, should notice that opening day has been postponed till Saturday. April 1. Miramar Ladies’ Club The draw for a stableford bogey competition, which will be played by members of the Miramar Ladies’ Golf Club next Tuesday, beginning at 9.30 a.m., and thereafter at four-minute intervals, is:— Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Mackenzie: Airs. Ellis and Airs. Pearce; Airs. Farmer and Mrs. Richmond; Mrs. Banks and Airs. .Hanson Aliss Alcllroy and Mrs. Farr; Miss Gambrill and Miss Taylor; Afiss Plimmer and Mrs. Creswell; Mrs. Dalgleish and Airs. Albertson; Aliss Bray and Airs. W. Smith; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. R. Wilson; Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Schneider; Aliss Batham and Mrs. Roe; Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Austin; Airs. Murray and Airs. H. Parkin; Mrs. Castle and Airs. Chambers; Mrs. Dykes and Airs. Hughes; Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Johansen; Mrs. McKillop and Airs. MeAlahon; Aliss R. Thomson and Mrs. T. L. Ward; Aliss Brien and Mrs. Bree; Mrs. Brooks and Airs. Day; Airs. Griffiths and Airs. Collie; Mrs. Short and Mrs. Sim; Mrs. AVrigley and Airs. Hansard; Mrs. Caughley and Miss Davis; Airs. Hott and Aliss Dempsey; Airs. Combes and Aliss Jacobsen; Airs. G. Dennis and Mrs. Gabriel ; Mrs. Lamberg and Mrs. Lauchlan, Airs. Alcllraith and Airs. Simmons; Airs. Stilwell and Aliss van Staveren; Aliss MeKay and Mrs. Sage; -Mrs. Alaudsley and Airs. Hurdley; Airs. Notley and Mrs. Briton Smith; Miss Woodman and Mrs. Gilbert; Airs. P. Jackson and Airs. Parkinson; Mrs. W. J. Auderson and Mrs. Caldwell; Airs. Thompson and Airs. Young; Airs. Ackland and Mrs. Boyes; Mrs. Didsbury and Mrs. Nimmo; Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Griffen; Airs. Osborne and Airs. Pirie; Miss Dennis and Mrs. Gordon ; Aliss Robertson and Mrs. Webb; Mrs. Heald and Airs. Hurst; Mrs. Frethey and Mrs. Reed; Airs. Stubbs and Airs. Clay; Mrs. Daysh and Airs. Drake; Mrs. Hamilton and Aliss Alurphy; Mrs. Little and Mrs. Woodhead Airs. Dodson and Airs. Brown: Mrs. O'Shea and Miss Stone; Mrs. Hudson and partner: Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Napier; Mrs. Alorrison and Airs. Carter: and Aire. Prime and partner. Judgeford Ladies’ Club A medal round will be played by the Judgeford ladies’ elnb on Sunday morning, play beginning from the thirteenth tee not later than 10.15 a.m. Partners will be arranged at the clubhouse. Shandon Ladies’ Club The following is the draw for the competition to be played by the Shandon ladies’ club tomorrow (must be played in fours) :—Aliss Hodgins and Mrs. Burke, Aliss Robinson and Aliss Frazer, Airs. Ryan and Airs. Alantell, Airs. Frazer aud Airs. Black, Mrs, Findlay and Aliss A’allanee, Miss Smith and Miss Priestley, Aliss Levy and Mrs. Bradley, Airs. Low and Miss Souter.

Mornington Ladies’ Club The weather wa* ideal for the opening of 'the Moruingtou Ladies’ Midweek Golf Club, held ou Wednesday. The Canadian foursome was won by Mesdameg Mouat and Barrett, who returned a card of 66 net. . Mrs. Milman kindly donated the trophies for this competition. The draw for next Wednesday, when a stableford bogey competition will be decided, hidden partners, play beginning at 10.30 a.m., is:— Mrs. Barron v. Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Andrews r. Mrs. Searelle, Mrs. Denniston r. Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Hunt v. Mrs. Milman, Miss Terry v. Mrs. Sly, Miss Clark v. Mrs. Rough. Mrs. Mouat v. Miss Thompson, Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Coleh. Mrs. Watt v. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Hamilton v. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Finn v. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Guey v. Mrs, Hands, Mrs. Pattison v. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Murrow v. another,