Thursday 19th March.
On a glorious day Ivor Nelson carded 36 points to win first prize.
2nd place was hotly disputed between Brian Taylor and Alan Heywood who both had 35 points.
Alan won with the best inward half.
Thursday, 19 March 2009
Tuesday, 17 March 2009
Tuesday 17th March
29 of us turned up to enjoy the sunshine and Bob Hetherington's 42 points took the kitty. David Low came second with 39 after beating Alan Proud on a count back.
We were able to enjoy the comforts of the newly refurbished lounge bar which will be finished when the new curtains are hung in the same tartan as the carpet.
We were able to enjoy the comforts of the newly refurbished lounge bar which will be finished when the new curtains are hung in the same tartan as the carpet.
Thursday, 12 March 2009
Thursday 12th March
Low scores owing to a strong wind and spiked greens left Robin Binny the winner with 34 points. The Scourge of the Jocks went straight home without claiming his second place cash, possibly because he'd seen the new tartan carpet being laid in the lounge.
Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Tuesday 10th March
Glorious sunshine with a slight breeze just like an early summer's day.
Harry Wright's 37 points just pipped Roy Williams for first place but cost him 3 shots down to 8.
The draw for the home match against Carlisle is on the notice board as well as our web site.
Harry Wright's 37 points just pipped Roy Williams for first place but cost him 3 shots down to 8.
The draw for the home match against Carlisle is on the notice board as well as our web site.
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Tuesday 3rd March
Enough of us doubted the weather forecast and set off for a round. Big Mistake! With black clouds covering the horizon we chickened out on the ninth and set off back down the fourteenth.
Unfortunately this wasn't soon enough and even the most hardened players walked in from the sixteenth.
Unfortunately this wasn't soon enough and even the most hardened players walked in from the sixteenth.
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Thursday 26th February
What a difference two days makes. Cold and windy but fortunately dry.
The tartan army were nowhere to be seen at prizegiving where the honours went to Charles Tidswell and again, modesty prevents me naming the runner up.
The tartan army were nowhere to be seen at prizegiving where the honours went to Charles Tidswell and again, modesty prevents me naming the runner up.
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