WEEK-END GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 100, 19 July 1927, Page 13

WEEK-END GOLF

The first round of the Waitemata Golf Club's championships was played on Saturday. The results were:—Layzell beat Porter, 4 up and 2; Baxter beat B. Jack?on, 2 up and 1; Hogan beat G. Jackson, •> up and 4; Kennedy beat Harper, 3 up and 2; Johnston beat Burgess, 1 up; Dryden beat McLeod, 5 and 3; Gooding beat Kayly. 2 up. The best cards returned for the eclectic match were:—V. Grahame, 57; M. S. O’Connor. 62; F. Layzell, 63; M. Kennedy, 63; R. Porter, 64; C. Jackson, 65; H. Dryden, 67; J. Hogan. 67; A. McGregor, 68; R. Johnston, 72; B. Burgess. <2; S. McLeod, 73. The first round of the Alison Memorial Cup will be plaved next Saturday. Draw on links at 1.30 p.in. The match for -0 handicap players for trophy presented py Messrs. G. Jackson and F. Warner will also be played. The draw will be published on Friday. PAPAKURA CLUB On Saturday last the second round of the P. J. Parker trophy was Pl a >®' members of the Papakura Club, in wnicn 10 competitors took part, and was won oy Mr. G. Smith, with a net score of G*. The next best cards returned were as follow— L. Spencer. 82; Chapman, S 6. Pavitt. 89. EVERSLIE CLUB The match for the captain’s trophy was Played on Saturday and was won by J. O’Neili, with a net score of 85, P. Hogan being second with a net score of 86. An inter-club match was played on the McLennan beat Miss Little, 2 and 1; Miss M. Walters lost to Mrs. Lever. 2 down; Lverslie links last Saturday between the Kverslie Ladies’ Golf Club and the Papakura Ladles' Golf Club, and resulted m a win Tor the Papakura ladies. Results as follow. Papakura ladies mentioned first. Miss White beat Miss Walker. 1 up; Miss Miss Rhind lost to Miss B. Cosgrave, 1 down; Miss Wood beat Mrs. Bilkey, 1 ¥ rs - Goddard beat Miss M. Smith, 9 7; Miss Wilkins beat Miss M. Clark, and 7; Mrs. Busing beat Mrs. Warden, I and 5; Mrs. Pavitt beat Miss O’Neill, 9 Mrs. Foote beat Mrs. Richardson, *0 and 7.