Presient v Captain Match

By John May - October 31 2014
  Presient v Captain Match

 

PRESIDENT v CAPTAIN’S CHALLENGE MATCH

The team members met to play the annual challenge match on Sunday 26th October 2014 at the CITY, the start of a memorable day which was about camaraderie & friendship. The weather provided a stern test – blustery winds and intermittent light rain.

Interesting tales of the events unravelled.

25 feet sideways putts dropping - excursions to the deep rough – duffed chips - tremendous shot making – peerless drives – hitting an approach shot from 160 yards to 6 inches from the pin for a birdie – a clincher for the match – players in joyous embrace – long walks with putter in hand – shots a bit like ‘Seve’ - stories of hope & happiness contrasted with some horrors – wayward shots into the woods...

The highlight of the day was the eagle 3 recorded by John Harrison on the 17th – a drive and 7 iron. 

A marvellous encounter which does much to cement the traditions of the CLUB.

The players reassembled for  an evening meal during which the president was presented with his ‘tie’ & Alan Cairns with his past president’s ‘tie’.

An opportunity was taken to present Ian FRAZER was the’ Past Captains Match Play Salver’, a recent success  over Jim Screen.

Thanks to all for making the event such a memorable day for captain Bob and myself.

Oh yes the result – winners  were the Captain’s  team... 

 

John May

President

 

 

 
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