Seniors

SENIORS OPEN 12 SEPTEMBER : RESULTS

40 pairs took part in the latest Senior’s Open on Thursday September 12th. The weather was cool but dry in the morning but some heavy showers later, including hail, didn’t help the later starters. In spite of this, the competitors were full of compliments about the condition of the course and most promised to return next year. Winners with 43 points were Stephen Sear from Ogbourne Downs (Swindon) and his cousin, Colin Harness from Doncaster winning £100 each. Second place with 42 points (back nine 22) were William Clarke and Cliff Newby from Springfield Golf Club (Rochdale). They win £70 each. Third place, with another 42 points (back nine 21), were Martin Hill and John Caveney from Bury Golf Club. They win £50 each. Fourth, also with 42 points (back nine 20 points) were John Robinson and Richard Bews from Knaresborough who win £20 each. Congratulations to all our winners and to everyone who played.  We look forward to seeing you again soon.

By |2024-09-13T09:17:40+01:00Friday, 13th September, 2024|Categories: Open Events, Open Results, Seniors|
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Seniors’ Open 6th May 2021

A mixed day weather wise with a mixture of sun, rain, hail and snow. 100 golfers were entered. The early starters got the best of the conditions with the winners being first out and the second pair coming from the second group. Winners with a score of 49 points, after 27 points on the front line, were regulars Alan Coughlan and Dave Attwood from the Manor Golf Club. Second place, with 48 points, were George Rutherford and Allan Parker from Gotts Park Golf Club in Leeds. Their score was boosted by 2 two's on the back nine. Third with 43 points, after a count back, were Vincent Rose and Peter Morris from Crosland Heath who just beat Martin Wane and Ray Swales from Barnard Castle and Romanby, both in N.E.England.

By |2021-07-27T21:03:08+01:00Monday, 10th May, 2021|Categories: Open Events, Open Results, Seniors|
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Senior Section News

Two friendlies at home this week brought two hard fought victories. The 4-2 win against Bedale was not quite enough to compensate for the loss at Bedale and the newly acquired Skipdale trophy headed back up the A1. Similarly, Skipton's 3-2 victory against Shipley Beckfoot meant the visitors still took the tie on aggregate. Both visiting teams commented on the excellent condition of the course. The final match of this season is away at Ripon on Thursday next where we are defending a narrow lead.

By |2015-09-19T23:00:39+01:00Saturday, 19th September, 2015|Categories: Seniors|
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