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CGC Diary 2018:With Creep CAMBUSLANG GOLF CLUB 126th Year FIXTURE CARD SEASON 2018 45 45 CAMBUSLANG GOLF CLUB 30 Westburn Drive Cambuslang Glasgow G72 7NA Founded 1892 Club Diary and Fixture Card SEASON 2018 Telephone 0141 641 3130 Email [email protected] Handicap Section Email [email protected] Website www.cambuslanggolf.co.uk 1 Proud to Sponsor Cambuslang Golf Club www.walkerweld.com STRUCTURAL STEEL WELDING / FABRICATION CARGO FASTENING PLANT MAINTENANCE 2 OFFICE BEARERS Hon. President IAN F. SKILLEN 2 Andrew Sillars Avenue, Cambuslang G72 7NF Tel: 0141 641 3882 Hon. Vice-President PAUL FOY 16 Langlea Drive, Cambuslang G72 8EB Tel: 0141 587 8811 Captain GEORGE C. McKECHNIE 18 Cedar Court, Cambuslang G72 7ZB Tel. 0141 646 0048 Vice Captain DR DAVID G.A. WILLOX 14 Bradda Avenue, Burnside G73 5DE Tel. 0141 634 3008 Past Captain JAMES S. STEVENSON 10 Armstrong Crescent, Tannochside, Uddingston G71 6TF Tel: 01698 818003 Secretary/Treasurer ALAN R. SMITH 14 Burncleuch Avenue, Cambuslang G72 8NU Tel: 0141 641 9933 3 Whether it’s a midi excavator, 200 tonne mobile crane or a 60tonne tracked crusher; AB2000 has a wide range of plant and services to meet your needs. AB2000 Limited is Scotland’s largest privately owned hirer of operated plant and equipment with plant hire branches in Glasgow, Aberdeen & Nairn. Glasgow (Head Office): 0141 646 1212 Nairn: 01667 456702 Aberdeen: 01358 788 000 e: [email protected] | www.ab2000.co.uk 4 MANAGEMENT OF THE CLUB GENERAL COMMITTEE Captain GEORGE McKECHNIE Tel: 07526 541522 Vice Captain DR DAVID WILLOX Tel: 07730 465881 Past Captain JAMES STEVENSON Tel: 07768 508020 Secretary/Treasurer ALAN R. SMITH Tel: 07877 687685 House Committee ANNE HAY (Convener) Tel: 0141 647 5285 MICHAEL LOGAN Tel: 0141 641 9268 GAVIN BELL Tel: 0141 634 5535 Greens Committee JOHN LAMB (Convener) Tel: 0141 387 8068 CRAIG COUTTS Tel: 07769 677387 IAN MUIR Tel: 0141 641 1333 Handicap Committee NEIL FRAME (Convener) Tel: 0141 647 1328 BRIAN WELSH Tel: 0141 634 6258 ALAN WILSON Tel: 0141 561 8024 5 Somervell MOT Station Class IV, V, VII MOT’s FAMILY RUN BUSINESS 7 Somervell Street, Cambuslang G72 7EB T: 0141 646 2507 / 07922 584725 E: [email protected] W: www.somervell.co.uk COME SEE US FOR: Servicing & R epairs Fleet Maintenance Diagnostics Clutches Exhausts Parts Supplied Courtesy Cars Available Registered Member 6 TEAM OFFICIALS Team Captain ALAN D. LEONARD 23 Ravenscourt, Thorntonhall, Glasgow G74 5AZ Tel: 0141 644 1615 Match Secretary A. KEITH TAYLOR 21 Southhill Avenue, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 3TB Tel: 0141 647 6280 Seniors Team Managers JOHN BELL 43 Courthill Avenue, Cathcart, Glasgow G44 5AA Tel: 0141 586 6743 IAN MUIR 3 Grenville Drive, Cambuslang Glasgow G72 8DS Tel: 0141 641 1333 7 632162562)7+(*(1767($0 6FRWODQG¶V3UHPLHU6DQGZLFK 0DQXIDFWXUHUIRURYHU\HDUV 6XSSOLHUVWRWKH5HWDLO &DWHULQJ6HFWRUV :HFDQGHOLYHULQGLYLGXDOSDFNVRU WDVW\SODWWHUVIRU\RXUEXVLQHVVPHHWLQJV DQGWUDLQLQJVHPLQDUV 8QLW&DPEXVODQJ5G*76 7HO ZZZNZLNVQD[FRXN 8 GENTS SECTION Handicaps Three Home Course scores shall be returned to the Handicap Committee before a member is allocated a handicap. One of these scores must be returned from an official competition (for Associate or Temporary Members from a Thursday medal or other optional medal). The other two scores shall be returned at any time, playing from medal tees with a member. It is the responsibility of Members to advise the Handicap Committee of their Home Club of all scores in qualifying competitions played away from their Home Course at the earliest possible opportunity. Players can also use “9 Hole Medals” to play for the allocation of their 1st handicap, however a handicap will only be allocated provided a total of 54 holes are played. Medal Classes For the purpose of monthly medals and other stroke-play competitions, handicaps shall be divided into the following classes:- First Class - 12 and under; Second Class - 13 to 28. CLUB COMPETITIONS All Competitions and rules applicable thereto shall be arranged by the Committee or any Sub-Committee appointed by the Committee for that purpose and these bodies shall have full powers to make determination in the event of disputes. All competitions (with the exception of the Medals) are played on an annual basis and are open to Ordinary Members, Intermediates, Ordinary Associates and Qualifying Juniors, unless stated otherwise. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Victory Shield Presented by the late Captain Sam Gallery, for Club Championship. It is played over 36 Holes Medal Play (scratch) on one day. It is confined to members within handicap limit set by Committee. Winner to hold Shield for one year. Not open to Ordinary Associates. James Gray Memorial Trophy Presented in memory of the late Past Captain Jimmy Gray to the competitor returning the best net aggregate score in the Club Championship. Not available to winner of Club Championship. 9 The Peter Heyes Trophy Presented by the late Mrs. Turner in memory of her son, the late Peter Heyes. To be competed for by match play. The first sixteen scratch scores in the Club Championship qualify for a scratch match play competition. Winner to hold Cup for one year. Gorman Cup Presented by the late George Gorman. This is played over 36 Holes Medal play under handicap. Confined to members with other than First Class handicaps, eligible for Victory Shield. Winner to hold Cup for one year. Not open to Ordinary Associates. Rodney Taylor Memorial Trophy Presented by the late Mrs. M. Taylor and family in memory of the late Rodney Taylor to the competitor returning the best scratch score in the Gorman Cup. Not available to winner of Gorman Cup. Borgie Quaich Presented by President Ian Skillen. A Match Play competition to be played under handicap by the players with the top 16 best net scores in the Gorman Cup. Winner to hold the trophy for one year. Monthly Medals There are 6 Monthly Medals held between April to September inclusive and are competed under Medal Rules. Play is restricted to two or three balls at each medal time. Each competitor must sign his name in the Competition Sheet and also swipe his card in the monitor provided, and start or be ready to start not earlier than 7.30am and not later than 2.30pm. Members wishing to enter any of the veteransʼ Competitions should enter a “V” against their name. The course is reserved for these competitions and non- competitors may not drive off until all competitors have started their Final nine holes, unless there is a gap of two clear holes. In this case, competitors must be allowed to play through when desired. Players may shelter during competitions if necessary, without disqualification, but not in the Clubhouse, except those waiting to start. Prizes are awarded to lowest net score in each class. The winners and runners-up in each class also qualify for the Medals Finals competition which is played in conjunction with the Autumn Meeting in September. 10 The rules above also apply to the following stroke-play competitions, Spring Meeting, Victory Cup, Gardiner Centenary Trophy, Doʼcote Trophy and the Autumn Meeting. The player in each Class having the lowest aggregate of three scores from the Monthly Medals will win the following prizes: Presidents Prize: Cup presented by Past President J. S. Montgomerie will be competed for by Members with First Class handicaps. The Jubilee Medal: Presented by Past President James Blyth to commemorate the Jubilee of the Club, will be competed for by Members with other than First Class handicaps. No competitor can win both prizes in the same year. Dunshee Trophy Presented by the late Vice President J. M. Barr, for competition by Members aged 55 years and over. The competitor returning the lowest single net score in any one monthly medal will be the winner. Thursday, Sunday (Optional) and 9 Hole Medals These competitions are open to all categories of members. Each competitor must sign his name in the Competition Sheet and also swipe his card in the monitor provided, and start or be ready to start. Members wishing to enter any of the veteransʼ Competitions should enter a “V” against their name. These competitions are played under Medal Rules, however a maximum of four competitors may compete in each medal time. COMPETITIONS Captainʼs Cup Presented by the late Joseph W. Smith to commemorate the building of the previous Clubhouse (1935). Match to be play under handicap. Winner to hold Cup for one year. Montgomerie Victory Cup Presented by the late John A. Montgomerie. First stage: 36 holes under Medal Rules. Second stage: Best net sixteen to play off under Match Rules. Winner to hold Cup for one year. Westburn Rose Bowl Foursomesʼ competition. Match play under handicap. Players to choose own partners. Winners to hold trophy for one year. 11 James Kennedy Trophy Presented by the late James Kennedy for competition by members aged 55 years and over. Match play under handicap. Winner to hold trophy for one year. Gardiner Centenary Trophy Presented by Past President Terry Gardiner. 36 holes medal play (scratch). First round to be played in conjunction with a monthly medal. Top sixteen and those tying for 16th place qualify for the final round. Winner to hold the trophy for one year. Centenary Doʼcote Trophy Inaugurated in Centenary year this is a stroke play competition played under handicap. There is only the one Class and the winner will hold the trophy for one year. The David Standerwick Memorial Trophy Presented by E.C. Standerwick in memory of his late brother David Standerwick. This trophy will be presented to the winning Member of the Member Guest Day and will be held by the winner for one year. Steele Memorial Trophy Presented by Mrs J. Steele in memory of the late Frank and Calum Steele.
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