Kilworth Springs                           Saturday April 15th

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Finish Pos Captain Combo NP Pts GP Total Names Score Nett Diff
36 8   44 James Heathcote 42 pts    (09) -6
35 8   43 Christopher Shaw 41 pts    (19) -5
34 5   39 Mark Nicholson 41 pts    (20) -5
33 7   40 John Timson 40 pts    (25) -4
32 10   42 Ian Hammond 39 pts    (36) -3
31 7   38 Paul Newsome 39 pts    (13) -3
30 7   37 Paresh Patel 38 pts    (17) -2
29 6   35 Mark Beswick 37 pts    (21) -1
28 6   34 Gez Newsome 37 pts    (16) -1
27 7   34 Andy Whittaker 36 pts    (31) PAR
26 6   32 Peter Shaw 36 pts    (23) PAR
25 6   31 Howard Forrester 35 pts    (21) +1
24 7   31 Karl Blattner 34 pts    (22) +2
23 8   31 Craig Whatsize 34 pts    (15) +2
22 8   30 Steve Whiston 34 pts    (18) +2
21 6   27 Jim Cunningham 34 pts    (25) +2
20 7   27 Kirk Taylor 33 pts    (22) +3
19 7 20 46 Martin Fooks 32 pts    (23) +4
18 7   25 Antony Wale 32 pts    (29) +4
17 6   23 Rob Ward 31 pts    (29) +5
16 6 10 32 Dave Thompson 30 pts    (13) +6
15 2   17 Jack Davis 29 pts    (18) +7
14 4 30 48 John Howard 28 pts    (36) +8
13 6   19 Anthony Harding 27 pts    (10) +9
12 3   15 Stephen Bentley 27 pts    (26) +9
11 5   16 Jamie Agnew 23 pts    (21) +13
  Joe Wynne 32 pts    (28) +14
  Sean Wynne 26 pts    (22) +10

NP1: 2nd Hole John Howard  NP1: 11th Hole: Dave Thompson

NP1: 18th Hole: Martin Fooks  Captains Combo: Ian Hammond (10)

 

After weeks of rain and grey clouds even on Friday, we ended up with very good conditions. A bit grey and nippy for the first few holes but around the middle of the front nine, the sun and blue skies came out to give us a back nine of short sleeved  warm conditions. The course played in good condition considering all the rain with little standing water around and greens in great shape. A course that was always going to give some good score did not disappoint, with eleven golfers notching oar or better, and three quarters of the filed ending up in the 30's. Four golfers broke the 40 barrier with John T doing it for the second event running ending up in fourth place and avoiding a mandatory 1 shot cut by a single point. 3rd place saw a welcome return to form and a nice reward for his long traveling, although not good timing on his handicap cut going into the UK weekender. 2nd place for the second event running went to Chris whose consecutive rounds of 41 saw him rewarded with a 2 shot handicap index cut but nothing material to show for the consistent round. But the winner by one was our top golfer James, who cemented his place with a very impressive gross of 75 which was made up of a 2 under par gross on the back nine (Wow) his reward on top of the wine and balls was a handicap index of 5.7 our lowest ever in the society. Overall lots of good scores and chatting to people afterwards sounds like a bit was left out there. everyone in good sprits leading up to the UK weekender and Wyder Cup 32.