The winter golf competition at Cricket St Thomas GC has been a buzz of excitement as seventeen pairs of golfers vied for the top spot in the recent leg of the Winter League competition. The competition, which took place on Monday, saw some impressive scores from the talented pairings. Clive Fisk and Jerry Blackburn emerged as the champions with an impressive 46 points, closely followed by Martin Bargery and Peter Spencer-Farr. However, Martin and Peter secured second place by virtue of a better back 9.
The excitement continued on Wednesday with the seniors holding a 3-man “Reverse Waltz” competition. In a nail-biting finish, Peter Spencer-Farr, Jim Laughlan, and Keith Hunt were crowned the winners with 81 points, just one point ahead of the runners-up. It was a display of skill and teamwork as all team members had to contribute on 6 holes, showcasing the camaraderie and sportsmanship of the senior golfers.
The adrenaline of the competition reached its peak on Friday as 43 members of the senior section took part in the monthly stableford competition. In Division 1, Dave Mugridge clinched the top spot with 39 points, edging out Danny Dowell by virtue of a better back 9, while Mark Cording secured third place with 38 points. Over in Division 2, James Siabi emerged as the clear winner with 38 points, leaving Jim Laughlan in second place and Roger Davis in third. The battle in Division 3 was equally fierce, with Clive Fisk leading the pack with 40 points, followed by Roger Withers in second place and Ian Frost in third.
All in all, it was a thrilling week of golf at Cricket St Thomas GC, with players showcasing their skills and determination on the course. The hotly contested competitions highlighted the talent and sportsmanship of the golfing community, making it an exciting and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
As we celebrate the success of the competition, it is important to remember the value of respect and sportsmanship in the game. The golfing community at Cricket St Thomas GC continues to uphold these principles, creating a welcoming and competitive environment for all participants.
In conclusion, the recent winter competition at Cricket St Thomas GC was a testament to the passion and skill of the golfers. The intense rivalries and remarkable performances made for an exhilarating event, showcasing the spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship that defines the golfing community. As the competition season continues, we look forward to more thrilling displays of talent and sportsmanship on the course.