GOLF.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 2 August 1916, Page 5

GOLF.

Play in the weekly competitions of the Taihape Golf Club continues to be of a high order, and speaks well for the favourable condition of the links and the enthusiasm of the players. Good handicapping and good form have made the results vey close, but the last, two games have proved a walk-over eaehti me, for one of the Club’s young players. In the “Bray” Stroke Competition, Hesketh put up a brilliant first round of 42,andfinished up the game with six a nett score of 66. This was a fine round, and places Hesketh up with Best on the handicap list. The following are the' details of competitions played during the past fortnight- —Mens’ Stroke, Kclsall 101-29-72; Hesketh, .106-28-78; Behan, 108-28-80; Evans, 85-4-81. Ladies’ Stroke, Miss Spooner, 74-15-,59; Miss Little, 79-18-61; Miss McWhirter, 73-10-63; Miss Kennedy, 76-12-04. Eclectic- —Hesketh, 45-14-31; Champion, 47-12-35; James, Evans, 39-2-37; Todd, 43-6-37, Bray Trophy —Hesketh, 94-28-66; Train, 105-26-79; Andrews, 98-16-82; Todd, 95-12-83. The draw for this week’s foursome is as follows — Kelsall and Mrs Powell play Train and Miss Little. Powell and Miss Broughton play Hes keth and Miss McDonnell O’Keefe and Miss McWhirter play Evans and Miss Kennedy. Wakeman and Mrs Train. ColHnson and Mrs Neaglc play Andrews and Miss Spooner. Bray and Mrs Deacon play Champion and Miss Corson.