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15 Jun 2023 | |
Written by Rachel Dare | |
Event News |
The 2023 Pocklingtonian Golf Day held on Friday 9 June 2023 at The Oaks, marked the tenth running of the event and with the weather gods in full summer mode, it promised to be a blistering day in more ways than one for the eight teams of golfers playing for the President’s Cup.
As well as some of the regulars, there were several new players and teams taking part this year including: The Girls, an all-female team captained by former parent Janette Minns, Facets Commercial Consulting led by Guy Littlejohn (00-07), and The Lowther headed up by Tom Binns (07-18).
As always, the greens and fairways were in excellent condition, further enhanced by the weather, as players enjoyed their rounds in glorious sunshine. In addition to the team competition, individual players had the opportunity to try their luck against the Club Champion, Harry Lee, in the ‘Beat the Champ’ competition on the 7th hole as well as having a go at Nearest the pin, Nearest the pin in two and the Longest drive as they made their way around the course.
After the rounds, the teams gathered for supper and the prize presentations hosted by OP President, Joan Gough (75-77). This year, there was a special prize for most co-ordinated team which was presented to The Girls with their navy blue and pink themed golfing outfits.
In the team competition, although there was a tie on 83 for second place with The Glimmering Golfers edging it on countback over last year’s winners, Warrendale Farm, the overall winners were Facets Commercial Consulting with a runaway score of 90 on their debut. Congratulations!
Full results including the winners of the individual prizes are summarised below.
Thank you to Pippa Nutt (97-06) and the team at The Oaks for hosting another excellent day of golf, and to all our golf teams for taking part.
First Team – The President’s Cup – Facets Commercial Consulting (90 points)
Guy Littlejohn (00-07), Brian Littlejohn, Russell Kershaw, Geoff Woods
Second Team – The Glimmering Golfers (83 points – better back 9)
Steve Burke, Andrew Barton, Paul Walker, Nick Minns
Third Team – Warrendale Farm (83 points)
Jim Bloom, Richard Bloom, Richard Kirby, David Lockwood
Nearest the pin (7th hole): Lucy Atkin
Nearest the pin in two (16th hole): Andy Barton
Longest drive (18th hole): Geoff Woods
Beat the Champ raffle
Trevor Loten (70-80) (overall raffle winner), Lucy Atkin, Dave Galloway, Charlie Medforth (09-18), Danny Vannet, Paul Stubley
Other teams:
Awesome Foursome (82 points)
Trevor Loten, Martin Butcher, Dave Galloway, Joe Moore (82-91)
Westwood Wanderers (78 points)
Jeremy Shaw (54-64), Roger Shaw (52-62), Peter Lee, Paul Collins (65-72)
Hopeful Herons (78 points)
Paul Stubley, Danny Vannet, Ian Crutchley, Leighton Smith
The Girls (72 points)
Jannette Minns, Rachel Bloom, Lucy Atkin, Eleanor Stokes
The Lowther (72 points)
Tom Binns (07-18), Charlie Medforth (09-18), Will Dare (11-20)
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