Uli Katte
Uli Katte
Bontor Trophy
The Men made it two in a row with a 7-2 win over The Ladies. Results…
Glendale Open
Report due soon. Results…
Rickmansworth Friendly
Rogered, again 6-0.
Overall result 8½-3½ (home leg).
Golden Jubilee
Three players finished on net 68s with Ed Henery emerging as the winner on the back 9, from Nigel Gaymond in 2nd and Tim Meyer in 3rd place. The highest place lady was Veronica Mitchell two shots back in 5th place with a net 70. Results…
John Morris and Nick Rogers both recorded twos on the 10th par 3.
Mitcham Friendly
The match has been postponed to 14 September.
Monthly Medal
Captains’ Day
Ladies
Honours Board
With an effective repeat of last year’s results, the Lady Captain won her day, followed by Jayne Maxwell in second place! Conditions affected the ladies’ scores as well, with Veronica Mitchell, the Lady Captain, winning with a net 75. Jayne was one shot behind and in third place, on count back, was Maureen Slade on a net 77, from Doreen Dolby & Jini Beacham. Results…
Men
Honours Board | Top Dog
Conditions must have been tricky, since unusually for the men, only 3 played below the SSS with Nigel Marsh putting in a storming performance to win by 6 shots on a net 61. In second place was Richard Own with a net 67, closely followed the Paul Grand on 68. Results…
The Captain, Jon Cooper, recorded the only two on a par 3.
TBA
Report due soon. Results…
Hawtree Match
Another team that won through to the area semi-final. This time the home advantage went to Hoebridge – and that is a huge advantage at the best of times there with sloping and elevated greens. The advantage was even bigger on the day with parched fairways exaggerating the slopes and borrows even more. Each match was hard fought and close – but we went down four and a half to a half. Next year the format will take much of that home advantage away and – with the strong team we can field – we should do even better.
Clapham Common Match
Having fought though to the Area semi-final with two good results the team produced what had up till now been the second highest score in the country. Unfortunately it was not enough on the day but an incredibly consistent score from all the pairs home and away. We were unlucky not to have won but wish Ruislip (twice winners of the Clapham and twice runners up) good luck in the area final.