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Div 2 (17-22 hc) Winner: Susan Filby 31.7 Winners were Ann Fletcher & Lyn Kirk with an excellent score of 35 points. Div 3 ( 23-54 hc) Winner: Caroline Cotterell 34.3 2nd: Pat Blyth & Maie Osborne with 30 points. Nearest the Pin was won by Tracy Russell. Lunch followed the presentation. Pam Taylor Susan Filby Caroline Cotterell The ladies coffee morning took place 18 Hole Stableford on Friday April 6th where the Tiff Mills 33 Silver Cup Winner - Captain’s Charity: West Norfolk Pat Blyth 31 Pat Blyth 35 points Carers, was launched with a Tracy Russell 29 presentation from Emma who heads up the team. Information packs are 9 Hole Stableford available in the locker room with Marlene Simmonds 16 further details. Melanie Martin 14 The morning was well supported by Dorothy March 14 Ryston Ladies, some Seniors and just a few visitors. The proceeds from the Ladies Friendly (A) v Kings cakes, raffle and book stalls would Coronation Foursomes Lynn. The match was lost benefit the charity. A Fletcher/T Mills 35 Thanks to all who participated. 3/1 T Russell/ T McManus 35 J Rice / P Blyth 29 Lyn Kirk Ladies Friendly (H) v L Kirk / D March 29 Ladies Secretary A Kiddell / P Taylor 29 March was lost S Ward /M Simmonds 25 2 / 1 1/2 E Harvey / J Coles 25 SENIORS SECTION The annual SSAFA Qualifying Stableford was held this month. This was won by Graham Warren with 36 points, John Moss the runner-up with 33. They will both represent us at the end of season tournament at Bawburgh which sees all participating Norfolk clubs represented. Graham and John were congratulated by Ian Pilcher, Manager SSAFA Golf, who we were pleased to welcome to our event. He told us a little about the work of SSAFA, the oldest national tri-service military charity dating from the late nineteenth century. It works to ensure that the needs of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families are met in an appropriate and timely way. Its work in Norfolk is carried out by 55 volunteers and in 2017 it supported 431 dependents, and in harmony with other military charities distributed £255,000. Golf days play a small part financially but importantly help to promote an understanding of SSAFA and its work. 21 golfers played in our competition and £105 was raised. Before he left Ian presented Pat Holman with a SSAFA ‘shield’ for display within the clubhouse. Qualifying Stableford SSAFA Our friendlies this month have been played in a variety of conditions. We played at March on a saturated course losing 5-1. Contrasting sunny days saw our two home games with Middleton and Dereham finish 3-3. Graham Warren 36 John Moss 33 Richard Warren 32 Keven Bishop 30 Terry Russell 30 Men’s Midweek Medal Men’s County Foursomes 28/3/18 Danny Kew won going out in 39 Charlie Rains & Danny Kew represented Ryston Park in the 36 Hole County Foursomes and back in 37 with 12 pars. competition at Sheringham on Saturday 7th 1st Danny Kew 76-6=70 April. Referee for the match was Ryston’s Pam Brooke. Winners of the County 2nd: Tony Freear 94-22=72 Danny Kew Foursomes were James Flesher & John Rix of 3rd: GaryRider 85-10=75 Dunston Hall. Masters Sweepstake Men’s Monthly Stableford Patrick Reed/Barrie Sewell £30.00 Nigel Crouch 37 points Gary Rider 33 points Rickie Fowler/Maggie Ward £15.00 Gordon Carter 33 points Jordan Spieth/Joe Flogdell £ 5.00 Dick Martin 33 points Nigel Crouch CAPTAINS CHARITY £50.00 Men’s April Medal David Forgan Salvers John Wake 86-15=71 1st David Weeds/Gordon Carter 67.5 Richard Allen 72-1=71 2nd Richard Taylor/Danny Kew 68.5 David Weeds 77-6=71 3rd Paul Allen/Richard Cave 73.0 4th Dick Martin/Tam Payne 74.5 Gordon Carter/David Weeds Congratulations to our Cullington Team beating Swaffham in Round 1 On Sunday 22nd April Ryston Park Golf Club managed to win a tight 36 hole match against Swaffham Golf Club with a clear win of 7 shots. The same pairing was used for both 18 holes and the match scores are shown below. Ryston Park will play RAF Marham at home on Sunday 17th June in round 2. Morning Afternoon Mick Ward, Nigel Crouch 2 up 5 up Nigel Wagg, Joel Wagg A/S 5 up Richard Taylor, Richard Cave 2 up 6 down Andrew Hodges/Dave Stennett 5 up 6 down 9 up 2 down 18 Hole Barnard Competition (Round 1) v Mundesley at Mundesley Wednesday 25th April 0(; $#!!&/' /!!!(;#'1 )(3()$#0#@($) " 3#;$'!$%' $()C$1#)0");$'#"3()$#0#@($) /!!!#;'3' $()B$1# " /->?;$0(3()$#0#A($)( 3#34'; )' ##$# $()C$1#'"/'#'; /!/'',3()$#'0#@($) 3()$#!$()@B$1#$#)$/$/'()$$$$%%$(*$#7")%!3 %% 7 % 3#$$(%')8"3 % Back Row from left: Wayne Cayzer, Roger Sloper, David Weeds, Peter Mannion, Gary Rider, Paul Allen Front Tow from left: Tam Payne, Club President John Rice. Grazier Cup Pratt Cup 1st Joel Wagg 35points 1st Joel Wagg -1 2nd Dave Green (on c/b) 33points 2nd Johnny Clements -2 3rd Richard Taylor 33points 3rd Danny Kew -3 4th Johnny Clements 32points Nice to see these youngsters winning competitions. Joel Wagg Congratulations Joel Wagg - two winners this month Ladies County League Fixtures The first league match was held at home to Thetford on Friday 20th April. (Team: Tiff, Ann, Tracy, Pat, Trish, Pam, Maggie) Tiff, Ann, Trish & Pam winning their games and Tracy halved giving Ryston the win 4 1/2 to 2 1/2. The second match at home to Sheringham 2nd Team on Monday 30th April. (Team: Ann, Pat, Trish, Pam, Maggie, Anne, Susan) CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER FORECAST EASTER AM AM The weather stayed fine for 20 golfers who played in the Easter Team AM AM with two best scores to count. Susan Filby organised the event on behalf of the Social Committee and was well organised. Winning Team: Richard Taylor, Pam Taylor, Tracy Russell & Danny Kew 76 pts 2nd: Susan Filby, Ted Filby, Bryan Parker & Patsy Parker 74 pts 3rd: Roger Sloper, Janet Rice, John Rice & Pat Blyth 72 pts Nearest the Pins: Susan Filby & Danny Kew Eggs in Jar Winner: Peter Lunt Daily Mail Foursomes 2nd Round It was my great pleasure to watch Tracy Russell and Trish McManus play their second-round match against Thetford on Sunday 22nd April. The Thetford team consisted of Jess Dixon playing off 2 and Shelley Pleasance off 4 so they provided formidable opposition. Our ladies played superbly and thanks to an impressive chip in by Tracy from off the green on the 9th, they finished the first 9 all square. They managed to hold this score until the 15th when they went 1 down. Shelley the sunk a long putt on the 16th for a birdie which put them in a dormie 2 position. Unfazed, our ladies won the 17th so both teams teed off on 18th with Thetford leading by 1 hole. Unfortunately Tracy and Trish could not pull off a win on the last hole so the match went to Thetford. It was a delight to watch really high quality golf from these four ladies and to witness a match played in such excellent spirit. Congratulations to the Thetford ladies, but also to our Ryston Park team for representing the Club in such a positive and sportsmanlike manner. Janet Coles Lady President FLAG SPONSORS - Morris Armitage Estate Agents We are very grateful to Morris Armitage Estate Agents for their generosity in sponsoring our new flags. We have white flags for back hole position, yellow flags (as shown) for middle of the green position and red flags for front of the greens. These are good quality flags with Ryston Park logo on one side and Morris Armitage on the other. Our Ladies Captain Boo Moore received a card from Ryston Normal for Norfolk Celebrity Desmond of Wiveton Hall Handicaps wishing her well. With the recommendation from England Golf to keep Boo enjoyed his programmes handicaps up to date, the Committee agreed with Mr P and a lady member’s Holman that all social cards, where a player has played daughter-in-law works in under their handicap, are to be submitted to the Lady's and Men's handicap secretaries so they can maintain Desmond’s office and an overall history of members playing ability. arranged the surprise. A 6 monthly review of handicaps will be taken, and these social cards will be used to give a view for the history of the players' golfing ability.
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