Lady Captain’s Farewell Tea
More money raised and more fun had
Lady Capatin’s Farewell Tea
The Richmond Golf Club ladies raised an incredible £35,100 for The Victoria Foundation, their local charity in Kingston-upon-Thames. At the Lady Captain’s farewell tea on Tuesday, the cheque was presented to Graham Ball, Charity Founder, by out going Lady Captain, Fiona Stewart and Club Member and fund raiser, Ute Froehlich
Much fun was had at the tea with the ladies being treated to their own special show called ‘More Tea, Vicar?’ specially written for the day by Basil Brush’s wife Nicola Keen and BBC radio Archers actor Malcolm McKee.
Saturday’s 666 fun competition
What a glorious day Saturday was - almost felt like spring had sprung. Huge fun had by all in this pairs competition with holes 1-6 played as better ball stableford, holes 7-12 greensomes, and holes 13-18 foursomes. 85% course handicap for the better ball and 50% aggregate course handicaps for the greensomes and foursomes.
Huge congratulations to Scott Ingram (left) and Graham Smith who won the event at a canter with a sunning eight point lead on 50!
Top ten as follows:
Scott Ingram & Graham Smith 50
Max Dawson & Iain Sawers 42
Paul Webster & Adam Duncan 41
Colin Smith & GPW 40
Patrick Overmer & Rhys Jones 39
Mark Jevons & Mark Carpenter 38
Chris Lyons & Andrew Macdonald 37
Gary Burns & Richard Lord 37
Graeme Falconer & Graham Juber 36
Bill Boucher & Tim Hutchence 35
Sunday Roll-up
Another glorious day today and nineteen roll-uppers enjoying beautiful sunny conditions - not a 2 or a bandit in sight!
In third place (on countback from Bob Reid), Jeremy Glanville-Jones with a steady 34 points.
Second place with 35 points went to Glori Haskey.
In first place and making his first appearance in quite some time was Maurizio D’Arrigo with 36 points. Well played Maurizio and tactically superb in securing the cash without a handicap cut! (No wonder he looks doubly pleased)
That’s All Folks!
The Richmond Golf Club ladies raised an incredible £35,100 for The Victoria Foundation, their local charity in Kingston-upon-Thames. At the Lady Captain’s farewell tea on Tuesday, the cheque was presented to Graham Ball, Charity Founder, by out going Lady Captain, Fiona Stewart and Club Member and fund raiser, Ute Froehlich
Much fun was had at the tea with the ladies being treated to their own special show called ‘More Tea, Vicar?’ specially written for the day by Basil Brush’s wife Nicola Keen and BBC radio Archers actor Malcolm McKee.
Saturday’s 666 fun competition
What a glorious day Saturday was - almost felt like spring had sprung. Huge fun had by all in this pairs competition with holes 1-6 played as better ball stableford, holes 7-12 greensomes, and holes 13-18 foursomes. 85% course handicap for the better ball and 50% aggregate course handicaps for the greensomes and foursomes.
Huge congratulations to Scott Ingram (left) and Graham Smith who won the event at a canter with a sunning eight point lead on 50!
Top ten as follows:
Scott Ingram & Graham Smith 50
Max Dawson & Iain Sawers 42
Paul Webster & Adam Duncan 41
Colin Smith & GPW 40
Patrick Overmer & Rhys Jones 39
Mark Jevons & Mark Carpenter 38
Chris Lyons & Andrew Macdonald 37
Gary Burns & Richard Lord 37
Graeme Falconer & Graham Juber 36
Bill Boucher & Tim Hutchence 35
Sunday Roll-up
Another glorious day today and nineteen roll-uppers enjoying beautiful sunny conditions - not a 2 or a bandit in sight!
In third place (on countback from Bob Reid), Jeremy Glanville-Jones with a steady 34 points.
Second place with 35 points went to Glori Haskey.
In first place and making his first appearance in quite some time was Maurizio D’Arrigo with 36 points. Well played Maurizio and tactically superb in securing the cash without a handicap cut! (No wonder he looks doubly pleased)
That’s All Folks!