Lady Captains Report
July 2014.
Well another
month has passed and again I can’t believe how quickly time is passing. Another
month of full on golf. The calendar really is full. Last month consisted off a
mixed comp, two friendlies, club captains day, two trophy competitions, pro-am,
the new past captains trophy comp and culminating with the club masters
weekend. As well as Bradley cook our section knockout comps and the usual
medals and stableford. Also at this time of year I know away days also are being entered. Looking
at the calendar July is going to be just as busy. A BIG thanks as ever to
everyone who makes these events so successful and too my Vice Georgina for
stepping in and covering whilst allowing me to play in the Bradley cook matches.
Even I can’t be in two places at once.
Club captain’s
day was a great success and over £500 pounds was raised for my charity. I think
the hog roast was appreciated and the shot gun start which allowed us all to
relax and enjoy the afternoon. Mid-week trophy comp was again kindly sponsored
by Joyce Ellis, and next year maybe we can encourage more ladies to take part.
The Mid-Season pairs competition formally the Barbara Wilson trophy was played in brilliant
sunshine and great fun was had by all. Thanks to Pat West for sponsoring this. A new
competition sponsored by yours truly was the “past Captains Challenge” with a
twist. 14 past captains where able to attend and our longest serving captain
was Eileen who was captain in 1983.This will be included as an annual event,
but the twist will change. This year most of our ladies had caddies and
everyone had a part to play. Next year it is hoped that all past captains will
have a caddie. I was delighted that our club president Vicky was able to join
us and present the prizes. Gill Harmen came first with 36pts and Eileen Tuson
second with 35. Nearest the pin for out caddie’s was Carol Eldridge.
Lastly we
come to the masters, always a nerve racking experience just trying to qualify
for the second day. My thanks go to all the Ladies who gave it a go, again
great support as ever from the ladies section and many congrats to all those
that made it through to Sunday. Unfortunately the club didn’t provide a leader
board and I’m still trying to get a results list. As soon as I do this will be
posted on the blog and in the changing rooms.
As mentioned
earlier July’s diary is as full as June’s. The ladies v Wednesday boys match
has been cancelled for this Thursday but a new date will be set, so look out
for the new sign-up sheet. Also sheets are up for the “Ladies v Pegasus” and
Joe’s raiders charity day. I assure you this date is not to be missed FUN with
a Capital F.
By now most
of you will have heard that at long last the negotiations with the seekers
trust has reached its conclusion and we will be getting the land back on the
Hurricane course. Also planning permission has been granted for the moulds to
be erected on the 1st hole on the Spitfire. Lorry movements will
commence very soon so please take care on the driveway. New directional signage
has been ordered for both courses so please adhere to their instruction.
Already in place is the temporary sign for the call up hole on the 9th.
Again please check the blog as more and more
information is appearing on it.
Lastly I’m
sorry to have to mention this but “Slow play” is becoming more of a problem and
is all of our responsibility. If you find yourself in a group with someone that
is slow tell them. They might not realise there is a problem. We need to be
telling people to speed up in between play. It reflects badly on the section.
Good Luck
with your golf in July.
Best Wishes
Jane.
Lady Captain
2014.
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