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Championship - Silver & Bronze Divisions - 2021

NVLGS • Aug 07, 2021
Competitions Secretary, Angie Allsopp, reported that the Society ran the Championships on Monday 21st June 2021 at Swaffham Golf Club.  The weather was very kind to us and 48 ladies from 18 clubs took part.  

Ladies were given the option of playing golf only or playing and staying for a mini tea.  This format proved popular.

The course was in very good condition and we were well looked after by the indoor staff.

The golf was played under England Golf Covid Restrictions and the new handicap system has given us a few problems.  All the ladies played off the Swaffham Course Index but it should have been 95%.  Hence all the cards have been sent to the Handicap Secretaries at the Clubs for them to take any action they wish.

Angie thanked our President, Pippa, who was with her on the desk all day and helped with the cards and the raffle which raised £60 for the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital Charity. 

Silver Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Results Trophy
Scratch 1st Mary Wilson Gross 88 Championship Cup
Scratch 2nd Ann Lockhart Gross 91
Scratch 3rd Pat Blyth Gross 92
Handicap 1st Cathy Shand Gross 96, H/cap 19, Nett 77 OCB
Handicap 2nd Jane Reavell Gross 93, H/cap 16, Nett 77 OCB
Handicap 3rd Fan Brown Gross 95, H/cap 18, Nett 77
Bronze Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Results Trophy
Scratch 1st Chris Rayfield Gross 90 Curtis Cup
Scratch 2nd Jane Wheeler Gross 92
Scratch 3rd Jill Daly Gross 95
Handicap 1st Jill Bullimore Gross 97 H/cap 26, Nett 71
Handicap 2nd Rosemary Le Bargy Gross 97, H/cap 24, Nett 73
Handicap 3rd Carol Schoenherr Gross 105, H/cap 31, Nett 74 ocb
Best Nett Score, Over 65 yrs Jane Wheeler Nett 71 Gwen Watts Salver

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