GOLF AT WAIWAKAIHO
LA 0108’ PROGRAMME FOR YEAR. The programme for the Ladies’ Golf Club during the present season is April 10.—No match, April 17.—L.G.U. drawn. April 24.—Tournament, May I.—Flag match in conjunction with qualifying round of the Blackley Cup (drawn). May 8. —L.G.U. (drawn). May 15.—Bogey handicap (choose partners). May 22. —Free Day, Coronation Medal week from May 24. May 29.—Qualifying round of MacDiarmid Cup (choose partners). June 5.- —First round of Mae Diarmid Cup (drawn). June 12. —L.G.U. (drawn). June 19.—Eclectic match, first round (choose partners). June 26.—Eclectic match, second round (choose partners). July 3.—<Four-'ball bogey, seniors and juniors (choose partners). July 10.—L.G.U. (drawn). July 17. —Bogey handicap . (choose partners), July 24. —'Flag match (drawn). July 31.—Free day. August 7. —Championships, first round seniors and juniors (drawn). August 14.—L.G.U. (drawn). _ August 21. —Championships, second round. August 28.—Medal match (choose partners). September 4. —Canadian Drive Foursome (choose partners and opponents). September 11.—L.G.U. (drawn). September 18.—Free day. ■September 25. —Eclectic match, first round (choose partners). October 2. —Eclectic match, second round (choose partners). October 9. —L.G.U. (drawn). October 16. —Bogey (choose partners). October 23.—L.G.U. (drawn). October 39.—Captain v. Secretary 1 (drawn). November 7.—Closing day. AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP. THE QUALIFYING ROUND. The. golf season opened throughout the Dominion on Saturday with all centres holding provincial championships or handicap tournaments. Auckland’s principal event was the opening of the provincial championship tournev at Middlemore. AU the pajjt champions, including Sloan Morpeth, the present New Zealand amateur champion and holder of the provincial title in 1914 and 1915, being in action. The defender of the title was H. B. Lusk, who ‘beat R. D. Wright for it last year. Wright had held the title previously and the other ex-holder was Rex George. As a result of Saturday morning’s play Morpeth and Wright led the field with 73 and 76 respectively. In the afternoon Wright came in the winner with a score of 74 against Morpeth’s 78. The last five players play oft" during the week-end. Following were the best scores in the qualifying round for the, sixteen places:— R. D. Wright 76 74 150 S. Morpeth 73 .78 151 ~ H. Plumley 78 So 158 E. L. Barthet 78 SO 158 R. M. Georye - 8.3 76 158 11. B. Lusk' 79 81 160
P. J. Western ... . 78 83 161 H. W. Tidmarsh . 79 84 163 H. L. Rees 81 82 163 St '82 163 H. F. Buckley ... SO 83 163 83 81 164 B. H. Menzies ... 81 84 165 R, 0. Gardner ... 84 81 165 W. <F. Ralph 80 85 165 W. N. Abbott ... 83 82 165 I. G. McKenzie . 87 78 165 I. A. (Moulding ... 81 78 159
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1928, Page 8
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