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May 2019 Newsletter.Key Ryston Park Newsletter May 2019 By Pam Taylor Broad Bordered Bee Hawk Moth ( First sighting for me) We have been blessed with some great weather for playing golf. The course has enjoyed the rain of late, and it is looking really good. The greens are running good and true and most of the fairways have a good bit of grass on them, so shots into the greens are easy (I still cant get them right though!). We now seem to have competitions every week, so there’s always plenty to play for. One of the highlights of the season is the upcoming Club Championship, which will be held on the 23rd of June. For those of you who have not played it, it is a 36 hole medal in one day with cups for both scratch and handicap scores. More importantly, there will be sandwiches and chips on offer in the clubhouse after 18 holes. I intend to be playing this, which did not seem possible in the winter when I was exhausted from having chemotherapy. I would love to see a big entry list - I hope lots of you can take part! The most important thing for all of us is to enjoy the golf we play, and play in a style that respects others. Enjoy! Club Captain Nigel Wagg Nigel Wagg Club Captain So much to say about the month of May that I hardly know where to start! Here are just some of the highlights: On Friday 10th May, I was very privileged to be at Hunstanton to watch Tiffany Mills and Ann Fletcher playing in the County Championships. Both ladies did well, just missing out on the team prize on countback. Tiff especially excelled that day, and I was able to watch the back half of her afternoon round in which she set a new course record. It was a remarkable achievement, especially on a day which started out wet and then turned windy, and it earned her both the Scratch and Handicap Prize for the 36 holes played that day. She made it all look so easy! On 17th May, Ryston Park was host to 58 ladies from about a dozen different golf clubs for our annual Ladies’ Spring Open. Despite a damp start, all the visitors seemed to thoroughly enjoy their day at Ryston, and we received many compliments about the course, the catering, and the improvements to the ladies’ changing room, which were paid for by previous years’ Open competitions. The winners were Jayne Harrold and Debra Darling from Costessey Park with 42 points. Well done to Lyn and the Committee for organising a successful day. But far and away the best day for me has to be Lady Captain’s Day on 29th May, which will always be a happy memory. Not only did I have my beloved family with me to help run the show, there was also nearly a full turnout of the lady members. I could not have wished for a better time, and only hope everyone enjoyed it as much as I did. Thank you for all the cards, gifts and good wishes, and congratulations to all the prize winners, especially Ann Fletcher who took the main prize with 36 points. Ladies Captain Ryston Park Ladies are through to the semi-finals of the Diamond League, which will Pat Blyth be played on 7th July. What an exciting month it has been, and sorry I haven’t been able to include more! Ladies’ Captain Pat. Ladies Captain’s Day (More photos and a video of the day can be seen on Ryston Park Facebook Page) The SSAFA Qualifying Stableford was held at the beginning of the month. This was won by Mike Brown with an excellent 41 points with Geoff Marshall the runner-up with 36. They were followed by Ian Buttle (35), Chris Taylor (33) and John Rice (32). Mike and Geoff will go on to represent us at Bawburgh where all participating Norfolk clubs will be represented. 28 golfers played in our competition and £150 was raised for this tri-service charity. An Away Day took place at Thorpe Wood, Peterborough on 16 May. 24 golfers enjoyed the day comprising a Stableford competition, followed by a two course ‘steak’ meal. A demanding golf course saw Chris Taylor with 33 points win on count back from Terry Carver. Also amongst the prizes were Roger March (32), Nick Howes (31) and Graham Kingham (30). Best front 9 score came from John Venni (17) and back 9 Geoff Marshall (16). Nearest the pin winners were Nick Howes and Len Candlish. Thanks go to organiser Pat Holman for providing us with a thoroughly enjoyable day. Don Rowell’s annual Qualifying Stableford was won by Graham Warren with an outstanding 42 points. How good this was can be measured by the next best score being 34 which was achieved by Doug Jefferson, Eric Savage and Roger March. John Moss and Len Candlish got 33 points. Well done Graham and thanks go to Don for the prizes and refreshments. Friendlies this month included a first fixture with Girton which finished 3 – 3. This was followed by fixtures against Richmond Park (3 – 3), Kings Lynn (L5½ - ½) and Thetford (L4 – 2). A busy but most enjoyable months golf! Seniors Captain Ian Buttle SSAF Qualifier Thorpe Wood Winners Graham Warren Winner of the Don Rowell Qualifying Stableford with 42 points and handicap cut from 15 to 12.8 Grazier Cup The Grazier Cup is a Stableford competition for handicaps 18-28. On Saturday David Rider scored 33 and on Sunday Joel Wagg also came in with 33 points. The play off resulted in Joel Wagg winning by default as David didn’t play due to bad weather. April Monthly Stableford Richard Cave 37 on count back Nick Howes 37 Dale King 36 Kieran Cave 36 Gordon Carter 34 Kevin Wymer 32 Ladies Lee Bennett Round 1 Round 1 1/4 Final Semi Final Trish McManus Trish McManus Tracy Russell Susan Filby Susan Filby Caroline Cotterell Pat Blyth Anne Emmerson Anne Emmerson Liz Tyler Liz Tyler Patsy Parker Melanie Martin Ann Fletcher Ann Fletcher Dang Kittisak Pam Taylor Maggie Ward Mens Campbell Cup Round 2 1/4 Final Paul Allen Nigel Wagg Nigel Wagg Dale King Dale King Rob Mills Kev Barnes Dave Wright Kev Barnes Roger Sloper Phil Jones Phil Jones Richard Taylor Richard Taylor Liam West Kev Wymer Drew Cameron Kev Wymer Andrew Hodges Joel Wagg Andrew Hodges Danny Kew Danny Kew Tony Cowell Eva New Mixed Knockout 2019 Round 1 1/4 Final Semi Final R & D March Mr R & Mrs D March R Sloper & Mrs J Rice G Marsters & D Kittisak J S Rice & Mrs J Coles J S Rice & Mrs J Coles R Taylor & Mrs T Russell J Marsh & Mrs S Filby J Marsh & Mrs S Filby R Huggins & Mrs E Tyler R Huggins & Mrs E Tyler P Barker & Mrs H Duncan R Means & Mrs P Blyth D Kew & Mrs P D Kew & Mrs P Taylor Taylor R Johnson & Mrs F Johnson P Allen & Mrs M Ward Ladies Friendly Match v March GC Thursday 25th April 4BBB Liz Forgan 28 9 Sandra Russell 18 0 5/3 Dorothy March 28 9 Pearl Moss 33 14 Patsy Parker 22 3 Pam Haves 28 6 3/2 Dang Kittisak 19 0 Jean McAuliffe 22 3 Marlene Simmonds 29 11 Carole Wood 36 17 3/1 Val Mellish 19 2 Jean Allerton 17 0 Susan Filby 18 0 Penny Gilbert 22 4 2/1 Maggie Ward 18 0 Margaret Butt 21 3 The match was halved 1/4 Final Semi Final Final To play by 30 June To play by 31 July To play by 31 August Tracy Russell Ann Fletcher Lyn Kirk Janet Rice Liz Forgan Trish McManus Susan Filby Janet Coles Irene Mott Trophy Ladies Ladies League v Dunston Hall Friendly v Ryston ladies won their first home league match 4/3 Hunstanton (Away) Ladies Carrick Cup KO 1st Round (H) The match was T Mills/A Fletcher lost to Eaton pairing 3/1 lost 3/1 Ladies 9 Hole Stableford (Weds) June Norgate 15 Ladies Friendly v Greta Good 15 Richmond Park Ladies 9 Hole Stableford (Away) (Sat) The match was Liz Tyler 17 Halved Helen Duncan 14 Mens Medal & Presidents Putter Richard Allen 70 Simon Bird 71 Jack Gould 72 Nick Chase 72 Richard Cave 73 David Leake 73 Landlords Charity Day ,'(#" " #&1'&(,, +' (,'(#"&# )#" #",46( ,0 77# &'"(&((!*"(+( "",.(*"'#".", "(+""(&#)(" :&'($ 0 !'."&+ &(" !(. )' & "- &!( "'#"" # # . # ! &(". &-, "(& $ 0 24.573+'&'#&(+"#)( &#("#+"! &("298 #"((#(# )'$("1' &(,0 +"#)(&#(#&'4/4 )$$#&(.*-)"(#(#)( ##+"! &(0&#( "& ""#'(&$((%)&#! ,'(#"&"#&'$(" ")(( " !'#&"'&#( &(,, Pratt Cup J Clements 3 R Taylor 2 N Chase 0 J Lewis -1 G Carter -2 Ladies Australian Norfolk County Spoons Foursomes Ladies Diamond KO Ryston Ladies beat Hunstanton 7 up. Hunstanton won the cup in 2018 so a Pam Brooke/Ruth Mountain 27 great result for our small ladies section. Pam Taylor/Trish McManus 26 The team are now through to the Semi Liz Forgan/Marlene Simmonds 24 Final on Sunday 7th July and will play the winners of Eaton or Wensum Valley at Ryston Park. Winners go through to the Eastern Regional Finals at Thetford Golf Thanks to those who supported the Club. team it was most welcome. Team: A Fletcher/P McManus P Taylor / P Blyth S Filby / S Ward Ladies Spring Open &!)&+&$+% 1&#)&+&)%&%,$/$--, !*$%&/& %"$ " ! &7:&! ,+%$%!) %)%%! 0 + $% +$ $! !%&%%, $/ $) $%3)" $! ! $2)$, &0) % &9$"+ &&! ,0 %+%&)%) "$-&/& ,"& "$% &$" %&!:!!)$)%&%4! ! +! %!$ ! & 8 0 ,%&! % %&$ ! ! %)""!$& &$!)!)& & , + +$ !" & ! & !$ %'! / 3+,!)% &!)%)&"$!*,! ,0+!)&!!$ , "$%! & % &! &!% % +! "$!* & ""'% 3+, !)%!%'% &$"$-%05 , $/ %$&$,6 Nearest the Pin on 4th: Jill Cook (Bury St Edmunds) Nearest the Pin on 7th: Tina Barker (Girton) Nearest the Line Sue Harrison (Newmarket) Winners: Debra Darling/Jayne Harold (Costessey Park) 2nd: Elaine Aberdeen/Jill Cook (Richmond Park & Bury St Edmunds) 3rd: Maggie Bingham/Jacquie Rust (Gedney Hill) Collins Salver Barry Marks 66 There will be a play Steve Harvey 66 off for the Salver Chris Taylor 68 between Barry Dick Martin 69 Marks & Steve Nick Howes 69 Harvey Ladies PING 4BBB WINNERS TRACY RUSSELL & TRISH MCMANUS WITH 40 POINTS Mens Midweek Medal William Viner 74 David Green 74 Danny Kew 75 Richard Johnson 75 Jim Russell Grand Prix WINNERS RUTH MOUNTAIN & GORDON CARTER WITH 36 POINTS The cup was presented to Ruth Mountain by the Club President John Rice.
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