Bromsgrove                              Saturday October 14th

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Finish Pos Captain Combo NP Pts GP Total Names Score Nett Diff
           
36 7   43 Martin Fooks 37 pts    (19) -1
35 5   40 Mark Beswick 36 pts    (16) PAR
34 5   39 Steve Whiston 36 pts    (16) PAR
33 8   41 Rob Ward 35 pts    (25) +1
32 3   35 Jim Cunningham 34 pts    (20) +2
31 6   37 Dave Wiggett 34 pts    (16) +2
30 6   36 Paresh Patel 34 pts    (14) +2
29 5 20 54 Gez Newsome 34 pts    (11) +2
28 3   31 Jamie Agnew 33 pts    (18) +3
27 3   30 Andy Whittaker 33 pts    (27) +3
26 5   31 Kirk Taylor 32 pts    (21) +4
25 3   28 Anthony Harding 32 pts    (10) +4
24 5   29 James Heathcote 32 pts    (05) +4
23 5   28 Jack Davis 31 pts    (15) +5
22 6   28 Peter Shaw 31 pts    (20) +5
21 7   28 Ian Hammond 30 pts    (30) +6
20 6   26 Christopher Shaw 30 pts    (14) +6
19 4 10 33 Paul Newsome 28 pts    (10) +8
18 3   21 Dave Thompson 27 pts    (10) +9
17 3   20 Mark Nicholson 26 pts    (16) +10
16 2   18 John Howard 24 pts    (34) +12
15 1   16 Howard Forrester 24 pts    (19) +12
14 5   19 Craig Whatsize 22 pts    (14) +14
13 3   16 Karl Blattner 17 pts    (19) +19
      Sean Wynne 28 pts    (21) +8
      Jeff Winters 26 pts    (26) +10

NP1: 3rd Hole Gez Newsome   NP1: 7th Hole: Gez Newsome

NP1: 11th Hole: Paul Newsome

Captains Combo: Rob Ward (8)

 

Handicap Changes after today here

 

Yet again our good fortune for the weather held out. The course was closed the previous day due to heavy rain but on the day, it was mostly sunny with a couple of small showers that to be fair did not affect us in anyway. The heavy conditions evened it out for the field with over two thirds of the filed scoring in the 30's. In fact, the top ten places were only separated by four shots, so that wayward drive, fluffed chip or three put cost you dearly. Forth place went to Rob with a one over par, who also fell short in the Committee Shield loosing out to Bez 3&1. Third place went to Steve with an even par round, no blobs in sight and a single point scrappy eighteenth hole cost him the days victory. Bez finished in second place also on par and like Steve went blob free with a scrappy eightieth, but did take the prestigious Matchplay Committee Shield.

Some other good performances in the clutch of 33's and 34's with most not registering a blob just far to many single point scores. Whitt ended up blobbing the first and eighteenth which cost him dearly. But the winner and his second victory of the season was Martin F. His winning score of 1 under par was recorded even with one blob on the picturesque tenth hole.
Aggers off to a great start The return of Jeff (Umbrella in the pocket) Gez smooth as you like