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Championship - Silver & Bronze Divisions 2017

NVLGS • Jul 06, 2017
The Championship – Silver & Bronze Divisions held at Royal Norwich Golf Club on 15th June 2017.

Trish Watson reported that the Championship was played on a lovely sunny day with the course in good condition. With the numbers down from last year, this was our first venture at a 12.30 p.m. start time.

59 players from 12 clubs throughout the county played in the competition: 27 in the Silver Division and 32 in the Bronze Division. 44 players entered the Gwen Watts Salver Over 65 competition which ran alongside the Championships.

Thanks go to Jacky Pett (Vice Captain for Ladies’ Golf at Royal Norwich), Pippa Holliday, our Chairman, and Jill Braybrooke, Secretary of the Vets Committee, for Registration and Scores, and Pat Williams for the Raffle.
The hospitality at Royal Norwich was of a high standard and well received by all players. Our thanks go to Lesley Smith and her team.

After making a contribution to the Vice Captain’s charity, the raffle raised £98 for Norfolk Junior Girls.
Silver Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Club Results
Scratch 1st Janet Clare Royal Norwich Gross 86
Scratch 2nd Janet Lavin Sheringham Gross 88 OCB
Scratch 3rd Mary Wilson King’s Lynn Gross 88
Handicap 1st Jan Redgment Royal Norwich Gross 88, H/cap 16, Nett 72
Handicap 2nd Angela Kiddell Middleton Hall Gross 89, H/cap 16, Nett 73 OCB
Handicap 3rd Debbie Darling Costessey Park Gross 92, H/cap 19, Nett 73
Bronze Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Club Results
Scratch 1st Val Canham Royal Norwich Gross 96
Scratch 2nd Soo Khoo Middleton Hall Gross 100 OCB
Scratch 3rd Yvette Douglas Royal Norwich Gross 100
Handicap 1st Valerie Lepiniere Eaton Gross 107, H/cap 32, Nett 75
Handicap 2nd Christine Fox Eaton Gross 109, H/cap 32, Nett 77 OCB
Handicap 3rd Lesley Bingle Swaffham Gross 104, H/cap 27, Nett 77
Winners of the Trophies:
Trophy Winner
Silver Division
Championship Cup Janet Clare
Joy Boult Salver Janet Lavin
Doreen Pallister Cup Jan Redgment
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Bronze Division
Curtis Cup Jane Watson
Bessie Turnbull Trophy Valerie Lepiniere
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Over 65
Gwen Watts Trophy Janet Clare

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