Tuesday 16th October

Fortunately our four ball finished before the wind driven drizzle started. Only three of the twenty seven competitors broke thirty, John Wraight winning with 35 followed by Robin Binny with 31.

Thursday 11th October

Luckily the heavy rain that was forecast didn't arrive until after all seventeen of us had finished, although conditions were a bit gloomy. Clive Milburn won with 33 points on countback against Jim Johnson. Just a note that eleven players had a Texas Scramble on Tuesday in a howling gale which all seemed to enjoy.

Road Closure

Crosscanonby rat run not recommended. Too many clowns don't know how wide their cars are for the narrow road.

Road Closure

Monday a.m. coast road accessible via Crosscanonby.

Road Closure

The B5300 Maryport to Silloth road is signposted to be closed from Monday 8th October for two weeks. The only other information I can find is a map that marks from Netherhall corner to East House which is on the Silloth side of Allonby. I can't find any information regarding the works involved except a CCC reference G110/18/A410.

Thursday 4th October

Just thirteen of us today playing in blustery and for a few holes wet conditions. Ian Porter won with 33 points followed by Roger Cutts who is on a roll with 31.
Once again a reminder is necessary for Sandpipers to advise whenever their club handicap is adjusted.

Tuesday 2nd October

The Brindley Salver Greensomes set off in cool breezy conditions which gradually improved. Tommy Neilly and Tony Davis took the trophy with 38 points playing off half combined handicap. Twenty two took part.
At the subsequent AGM two items of particular interest were adopted, that we would support sand patching if the club committee would authorise provision of suitably filled bags on the first tee and that due to poor attendance we would offer to reduce our tee allocation on a Thursday by two leaving from 11.00am to 11.40am.
The ensuing prize giving was hosted by Geoff Waites with Mike Mapleton presenting the trophies.