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Yugc Cma Stableford Meeting Yorkshire Union of Golf Clubs County Members' Association Spring Meeting 2 The Woolley Park Golf Club 17th May 2018 Game No Time Card Player Club Hcp All. Pts P.A. Burgin Tinsley Park 1 A. Burgin Tinsley Park 8:45 1 J.H. Fowler Oulton Hall 2 T Aitchison Oulton Hall J. Binns Dewsbury District 3 I.R. Binns Dewsbury District 8:54 2 I. Don-Leo Low Laithes 4 J.B. Tain Low Laithes M. Fisher Darrington 5 J.T. Pratt Darrington 9:03 3 I. Goulding Tankersley Park 6 G. West Tankersley Park R.R. Outhwaite Wheatley 7 K. Horniman Wheatley 9:12 4 I. Bainbridge Fulford 8 T. Shiels Fulford R.P. Hope Shipley 9 M.P. Wainman Shipley 9:21 5 J. M Wilson Baildon 10 J.F Holder Baildon R.B. Bain Halifax Bradley Hall 11 G.E. Pearson Halifax Bradley Hall 9:30 6 D.H. Bell Darrington 12 A.T. Land Darrington N. Muir Hessle 13 M.S. Keightley Hessle 9:39 7 P.J. Skelton Halifax Bradley Hall 14 D.M. Maguire Huddersfield M.G. Belcher Darrington 15 J. Ball Darrington 9:48 8 D.J. Clements Rudding Park 16 J. Lyon Rudding Park K.C. Fitzmaurice Fulford 17 M.J. McLeod Forest of Galtres 9:57 9 P.A. McLoughlin Springhead Park 18 I. Beetham Brough R.F. Nicholl Hessle 19 P.D. Cutland Hessle 10:06 10 D.R. Clapham Forest Park 20 D.H. Moxon Forest of Galtres J.G.N. Mullins Ganstead Park 21 K. Fitzsimons Ganstead Park 10:15 11 D. Mitchell Wheatley 22 H.W.B. Houghton Wheatley J. Masiak Pike Hills 23 M.A. Caley Pike Hills 10:24 12 J.A. Britton Hessle 24 A.D. Best Hessle A.J. Whitfield Middlesbrough 25 M.R. Hallam Middlesbrough 10:33 13 P. Johnson Crosland Heath 26 S. Brierley Crosland Heath Yorkshire Union of Golf Clubs County Members' Association Spring Meeting 2 The Woolley Park Golf Club 17th May 2018 Game No Time Card Player Club Hcp All. Pts R.J. Norman Ganstead Park 27 C.J. Acey Ganstead Park 10:42 14 P.J. Clements Middlesbrough 28 A. Tinkler Middlesbrough R.W. Woodburn Pannal 29 M. Roberts Pannal 10:51 15 F.J. Foster Wheatley 30 D.J. Banks Wheatley J. Shaw Selby 31 R. Davies Selby 11:00 16 N. Bellamy Fulford 32 J.L. Plaxton Fulford S.B. Slater Wheatley 33 J. Moore Wheatley 11:09 17 P. Berry South Leeds 34 N.J. Turner South Leeds G.S. Duncan Beverley & East Riding 35 J.J. Hall Hornsea 11:18 18 A Maplesden Saltburn by the Sea 36 B. Craven Saltburn by the Sea T.S. Kelsall Darrington 37 S.E.S. White Darrington 11:27 19 P.J. Bridges Hornsea 38 P.J. Lockwood Hornsea A.S Carr York 39 J Black York 11:36 20 B. Williamson Doncaster Town Moor 40 L.A. Coulstock Doncaster Town Moor R.A. Brown Sand Moor 41 C.J. Wood Sand Moor 11:45 21 R.A. Stevenson Hessle 42 W.D. King Hessle H. Bathgate Doncaster Town Moor 43 A.N.M. Grierson Doncaster Town Moor 11:54 22 N.J.A. Malone Saltburn by the Sea 44 I.R. Coombs Saltburn by the Sea J.M. Deeming Hessle 45 J.M. Deeming Hessle 12:03 23 A.C. Wallis Crosland Heath 46 S. Hitchenor Crosland Heath D. Wood Doncaster Town Moor 47 B.R. Swift Doncaster Town Moor 12:12 24 C. Coverdale Woolley Park 48 M.D. Kirk Woolley Park D.J. Dewhirst Baildon 49 R.W.B. Stubbs Baildon 12:21 25 J.R. Robinson Beverley & East Riding 50 J. Lambert Beverley & East Riding M. McNeill Shipley 51 T. Shields Shipley 12:30 26 J. Wintersgill Woolley Park 52 G. Dickinson Woolley Park Yorkshire Union of Golf Clubs County Members' Association Spring Meeting 2 The Woolley Park Golf Club 17th May 2018 Game No Time Card Player Club Hcp All. Pts L. Bennett Cleveland 53 W. Lees Cleveland 12:39 27 P.G. Oliver Doncaster Town Moor 54 A Harris Doncaster Town Moor J.R. Horsfall Crosland Heath 55 R.H. Gledhill Crosland Heath 12:48 28 E. Wainwright Fulford 56 E. Wainwright Fulford N.J. Desourdy Wheatley 57 T. Grierson Wheatley 12:57 29 J.W. Sawyer Woodsome Hall 58 P. Sawyer Woodsome Hall M. Middlemiss Wakefield 59 E. Cullen Wakefield 13:06 30 I.M. Bentley Doncaster Town Moor 60 D.A. Stocks Doncaster Town Moor K. Walker Crosland Heath 61 R.T. Owen Crosland Heath 13:15 31 R.J. Oldfield Woolley Park 62 N. Simpson Woolley Park J.O. Newsome Wakefield 63 C.A. Gregson Wakefield 13:24 32 S.A. Hubbard Cave Castle 64 J.S. Bell Cave Castle G. Seale Crosland Heath 65 D. Jackson Crosland Heath 13:33 33 D.L. Kelly Fulford 66 G.D. Cooper Fulford J.M. Illingworth Cave Castle 67 P.J. Robertson Beverley & East Riding 13:42 34 M.A. Bowker The Oaks 68 R. Dell The Oaks D.J. Wright Low Laithes 69 K. Hand Low Laithes 13:51 35 R. Chester Hessle 70 J. Francis Hessle W. Winstanley Roundwood 71 J.S. Tingle Roundwood 14:00 36 M.J. Booth Wakefield 72 R Bradbury Wakefield P. Turner Woolley Park 73 A.W. Skitt Lofthouse Hill 14:09 37 C. Winter Cave Castle 74 J.M. Gray Cave Castle D.J. Parker Wetherby 75 M.J. Fromant Moor Allerton 14:18 38 P. Scott Heworth 76 R.H. Jenkins Elland .
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