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Championship - Silver & Bronze Divisions 2015

NVLGS • Jul 03, 2015
The Championship – Silver & Bronze Divisions held at Sheringham Golf Club.

Pippa Holliday reported that 87 ladies played in the competition from 23 clubs (48 in the Silver Division and 39 in the Bronze Division). 54 players entered the Gwen Watts Salver Over 65 competition which ran alongside the Championships.

The sun shone, the wind blew in true Sheringham tradition, but spirits remained undaunted throughout the day. Once again, I received tremendous support from Lady Captain Judy Williams, Club Rep Christine Tew and their experienced team of officials. It is thanks to them that the day ran so smoothly. The cold buffet was outstanding and a great tribute to the hospitality of Sheringham Golf Club. All in all a fabulous day for everyone. Very many thanks to Beryl Nash and Trish Watson who both did a brilliant job in the collation of the results. Also to Barbara Warren for her confidence and reassurance. 

 The raffle raised £195.
Silver Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Club Results
Scratch 1st Mary Wilson King’s Lynn Gross 84
Scratch 2nd Alex Cowie Barnham Broom Gross 89
Scratch 3rd Anne Horne Royal Cromer Gross 90
Handicap 1st Joan Gill Middleton Hall Gross 94, H/cap 19, Nett 75
Handicap 2nd Pat Bland Royal Norwich Gross 90, H/cap 14, Nett 76
Handicap 3rd Jane Wheeler Dunston Hall Gross 95, H/cap 18, Nett 77 CB
Bronze Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Club Results
Scratch 1st Brenda Sadd Gt Yarmouth & Caister Gross 98
Scratch 2nd Diane Gould King’s Lynn Gross 99
Scratch 3rd Sheila Glenn Costessey Park Gross 102
Handicap 1st Sue Lang Weston Park Gross 105, H/cap 33, Nett 72
Handicap 2nd Jill Abbott Marriott Sprowston Manor Gross 105, H/cap 24, Nett 81 CB
Handicap 3rd Sue Sides Costessey Park Gross 103, H/cap 22, Nett 81
Winners of the Trophies:
Trophy Winners
Silver Division
Championship Cup Mary Wilson
Joy Boult Salver Alex Cowie
Doreen Pallister Cup Pat Bland
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Bronze Division
Curtis Cup Brenda Sadd
Bessie Turnbull Trophy Sue Lang
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Over 65
Gwen Watts Trophy Sue Lang

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