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Championship - Silver & Bronze Divisions 2019

NVLGS • Jun 22, 2019
The Championship – Silver & Bronze Divisions held at Royal Cromer Golf Club on Monday 17th June 2019.

Once again, we were blessed with a sunny but rather windy day on the Norfolk coast.

61 players from 19 clubs throughout the county played in the competition, 36 in Silver Division and 25 in Bronze Division, with 36 players entering the Gwen Watts Salver Over 65 which ran alongside the Championships.

A start time of 9.00 a.m. from the 1st tee for Silver Division, players in handicap order, our starter Mike set them on their way. Our Bronze Division had a start time of 10.10 a.m. from the 15th tee, again in handicap order, our starter Mark set them off, with ball spotters at the ready with their orange flags.

Our thanks go to:
  • Margaret and Gail – Registration
  • Lady Captain Barbara and Trish – Raffle and Over 65 competition
  • Barbara and Trish – Checking and recording the results.
Thanks also go to Henri and his staff for the excellent food enjoyed by everyone.

Lady Captain Barbara welcomed players to Royal Cromer and hoped they had enjoyed their day. After making a contribution to the Lady Captain’s charity (Medical Detection Dogs), the raffle raised £167 for the Norfolk & Norwich Hospitals Charity.

Vets President Ann Ewer presented the prizes.
Silver Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Results Trophy
Scratch 1st Sue Meadows Gross 85 Championship Cup
Scratch 2nd Janet Lavin Gross 87
Scratch 3rd Elaine Richards Gross 91
Handicap 1st Angela Kiddell Gross 92, H/cap 17, Nett 75
Handicap 2nd June Deans Gross 94, H/cap 18, Nett 76
Handicap 3rd Maureen McRae Gross 93, H/cap 14, Nett 79 OCB
Bronze Division Results:
Position Prizewinners Results Trophy
Scratch 1st June Meadows Gross 107 OCB Curtis Cup
Scratch 2nd Rosemary LeBargy Gross 107
Scratch 3rd Sheila Glenn Gross 108
Handicap 1st Sue Lang Gross 112, H/cap 29, Nett 83
Handicap 2nd Sara Bland Gross 108, H/cap 23, Nett 85 OCB
Handicap 3rd Julie Proctor Gross 109, H/cap 24, Nett 85
Best Nett Score, Over 65 yrs Angela Kiddell Nett 75 Gwen Watts Salver

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