By Dave Ward With the competition being new and participation beyond expectations there has been some interest in how the finances of The Natterjacks have worked out and so I’ve decided to take the unprecedented step of publishing them on our club Whatsapp sites for members to see. Last year we only managed to play […]
Gunga Grabs Gold. 1st Neil Robertson 20 pts 2nd Peter Warren 19pts [Count-back] 3rd Tony Waugh 19pts [Count-back] The weather was finally kind and after 28 rounds played no less than seven players posted 19 points but it all came good for Gunga as he pipped all seven at the post by just one point. […]
[1st leg Saturday 5th March – 2nd leg Sunday 13th March] Front 9 Richard Roberts Romps Round 11 Round 11 was a game of two halves, split between Saturday 5th & Sunday 13th each played over the front 9 and the wind was up for both. The match including Richard Roberts & Dave Boyce on […]
1st George van Boyd 21pts 2nd Brad Steel 20 pts [countback] 3rd Diane Clark 20 pts George van Boyd Goes very Big. When someone with the power of Ank Robinson takes driver off the par three twelfth it tells you two things about the conditions; the ‘Silecroft Breeze’ is ‘up’ and on this rare occasion […]
[4 Rounds to go] Men: with a minimum of 4 qualifying rounds Tony Waugh 120 [6 rounds] Ian Swarbrick 113 [6] Davey Boyce 109 [6] Geoff Freeman 107 [6] Vernon Edmondson 106 [6] Brad Steel 106 [6] David Clark 106 [6] Doug Myers 105 [6] Neil Robertson 103 [6] Dave Warren 102 [6] Ged McGrath […]
1st Ian Swarbrick 24 pts 2nd Vernon Edmondson 23pts 3rd Diane Clark 22 pts [countback] Next week they’ll be golfing in Dubai, Ian, Joe Shaw & Ed Robertson but Sunday gone they were focused on Silecroft and to some effect, with Joe carding 22 points and Ed posting 18 of his own. They are rapidly […]
What a great format Davey Boyce chose for his Captain’s Winter Invitational and an excellent turn out ensured it was a day worth remembering. Before the shotgun start there were lots of questions about what Yellow Ball Format involved but by the end there was universal praise for the interest it created and the pleasure […]