GOLF NOTES.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 641, 14 June 1921, Page 6

GOLF NOTES.

(By “Mid Iron.”)

In spite of ideal weather conditions f:>r golf on Saturday last se.eral members did not compete in the June bogey handicap. The results showed a big improvement in the season’s standard of play and the card handed in by Mr W., Johns, “ all square,” was a good performance. The results are as follows:

Men: W. Johns, handicap 15, Jill square; L. Baylv, 15, 1 down; W. Bros.r.ahan, 9,2 down; E.-Clarke, 15, down; B. P. Hopkins 15, 7 down; W. Townsend 15, 7 down; Chas. Bonner, 16, 9 down: F. Chapman, 18, 11 down; H. Battle 17, 14 down.

Ladies: Mrs Bayly, 5, 6 down: Miss Wily, 18, 7 down; Mrs. John§, .3.5, .IS down; Mrs D Roulston, 18, 14 down. _ T3ie final for the president’s trophy is set down for Saturday next. .

AT MANGE RE. Golf players have been favoured this week by admirable weather conditions so conducive to -good play* Several competitors have been played on the Middiemore links at Mangere, under the auspices of the Auckland Golf Club, those attracting ?hief interest being' connected with the-’ draws for.the ladies’ monthy medal.'’ There was a good assembly of ladies ’ at .the links on Tuesday afternoon ’ and sonic good cards were returned* in both senior and junior divisions." Th'6 best' of these were:—jSenior- r - ,! Mrs Marshall, gross 91, handicap 18 — •' ret 73; Miss M. Alison, S 3, .11—78; Miss N. McCormick, 90, 10—SO; Miss M. MeFarlane,. 99, 19 r -80; Miss B. McGovern, 101, 20—SL Junior—Miss P. Bloomfield, 106, 2S—-78; Miss I* Ruddock, 113, 30—S3. "T, ' ’ -S In the competitions for Mrs VV....R^’ f ' Wilson’s prize the be,si card was re**... ’turned by Miss M. Whitney, The competitions among the men for .the captain’s prize tourney commenced on Saturday. There is a long list of draws, and in order to remove any hardship players are allowed 'a week in which to play off each round*