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Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs League Fixtures 2016 Last Updated 03/11/15 -JLK Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Scratch League Fixtures 2016 Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Scratch League Fixtures 2016 Division One 9-May Wike Ridge v Cookridge Hall 4-Jul Cookridge Hall v Wike Ridge Moortown v Wakefield Wakefield v Moortown Mid Yorkshire v Howley Hall Howley Hall v Mid Yorkshire 16-May Cookridge Hall v Moortown 11-Jul Moortown v Cookridge Hall Howley Hall v Horsforth Horsforth v Howley Hall Wakefield v Mid Yorkshire Mid Yorkshire v Wakefield 23-May Wike Ridge v Wakefield 18-Jul Wakefield v Wike Ridge Moortown v Howley Hall Howley Hall v Moortown Horsforth v Cookridge Hall Cookridge Hall v Horsforth 6-Jun Howley Hall v Wike Ridge 25-Jul Wike Ridge v Howley Hall Cookridge Hall v Mid Yorkshire Mid Yorkshire v Cookridge Hall Wakefield v Horsforth Horsforth v Wakefield 13-Jun Wike Ridge v Moortown 1-Aug Moortown v Wike Ridge Cookridge Hall v Wakefield Wakefield v Cookridge Hall Mid Yorkshire v Horsforth Horsforth v Mid Yorkshire 20-Jun Mid Yorkshire v Wike Ridge 8-Aug Wike Ridge v Mid Yorkshire Horsforth v Moortown Moortown v Horsforth Howley Hall v Cookridge Hall Cookridge Hall v Howley Hall 27-Jun Wike Ridge v Horsforth 22-Aug Horsforth v Wike Ridge Moortown v Mid Yorkshire Mid Yorkshire v Moortown Wakefield v Howley Hall Howley Hall v Wakefield Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Scratch League Fixtures 2016 Division Two 09-May Pontefract v Moor Allerton 20-Jun Moor Allerton v Pontefract Waterton Park v Scarcroft Scarcroft v Waterton Park Selby v Sand Moor Sand Moor v Selby 16-May Waterton Park v Pontefract 27-Jun Pontefract v Waterton Park Moor Allerton v Selby Selby v Moor Allerton Scarcroft v Sand Moor Sand Moor v Scarcroft 23-May Pontefract v Selby 04-Jul Selby v Pontefract Sand Moor v Waterton Park Waterton Park v Sand Moor Moor Allerton v Scarcroft Scarcroft v Moor Allerton 06-Jun Scarcroft v Pontefract 11-Jul Pontefract v Scarcroft Selby v Waterton Park Waterton Park v Selby Sand Moor v Moor Allerton Moor Allerton v Sand Moor 13-Jun Pontefract v Sand Moor 18-Jul Sand Moor v Pontefract Waterton Park v Moor Allerton Moor Allerton v Waterton Park Selby v Scarcroft Scarcroft v Selby Top team promoted Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Scratch League Fixtures 2016 Division Three 09-May Garforth v Headingley 20-Jun Headingley v Garforth Normanton v Wetherby Wetherby v Normanton Barnsley v Oulton Hall Oulton Hall v Barnsley 16-May Normanton v Garforth 27-Jun Garforth v Normanton Headingley v Barnsley Barnsley v Headingley Wetherby v Oulton Hall Oulton Hall v Wetherby 23-May Garforth v Barnsley 04-Jul Barnsley v Garforth Oulton Hall v Normanton Normanton v Oulton Hall Headingley v Wetherby Wetherby v Headingley 06-Jun Wetherby v Garforth 11-Jul Garforth v Wetherby Barnsley v Normanton Normanton v Barnsley Oulton Hall v Headingley Headingley v Oulton Hall 13-Jun Garforth v Oulton Hall 18-Jul Oulton Hall v Garforth Normanton v Headingley Headingley v Normanton Barnsley v Wetherby Wetherby v Barnsley Top team promoted Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Scratch League Fixtures 2016 Division Four 09-May Leeds v South Leeds 04-Jul South Leeds v Leeds Low Laithes v Temple Newsam Temple Newsam v Low Laithes 16-May Temple Newsam v South Leeds 11-Jul South Leeds v Temple Newsam Woolley Park v Leeds Leeds v Woolley Park 23-May South Leeds v Woolley Park 18-Jul Woolley Park v South Leeds Leeds v Low Laithes Low Laithes v Leeds 06-Jun Low Laithes v Woolley Park 25-Jul Woolley Park v Low Laithes Temple Newsam v Leeds Leeds v Temple Newsam Top team promoted Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Nett League Fixtures 2016 Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Nett League Fixtures 2016 Division A 09-May Wetherby v Horsforth 04-Jul Horsforth v Wetherby Oulton Hall v Pontefract Pontefract v Oulton Hall Lofthouse Hill v Moor Allerton Moor Allerton v Lofthouse Hill 16-May Horsforth v Oulton Hall 11-Jul Oulton Hall v Horsforth Moor Allerton v Normanton Normanton v Moor Allerton Pontefract v Lofthouse Hill Lofthouse Hill v Pontefract 23-May Wetherby v Pontefract 18-Jul Pontefract v Wetherby Oulton Hall v Moor Allerton Moor Allerton v Oulton Hall Normanton v Horsforth Horsforth v Normanton 06-Jun Moor Allerton v Wetherby 25-Jul Wetherby v Moor Allerton Horsforth v Lofthouse Hill Lofthouse Hill v Horsforth Pontefract v Normanton Normanton v Pontefract 13-Jun Wetherby v Oulton Hall 01-Aug Oulton Hall v Wetherby Horsforth v Pontefract Pontefract v Horsforth Lofthouse Hill v Normanton Normanton v Lofthouse Hill 20-Jun Lofthouse Hill v Wetherby 08-Aug Wetherby v Lofthouse Hill Normanton v Oulton Hall Oulton Hall v Normanton Moor Allerton v Horsforth Horsforth v Moor Allerton 27-Jun Wetherby v Normanton 22-Aug Normanton v Wetherby Oulton Hall v Lofthouse Hill Lofthouse Hill v Oulton Hall Pontefract v Moor Allerton Moor Allerton v Pontefract Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Nett League Fixtures 2016 Division B 09-May Selby v Wakefield 04-Jul Wakefield v Selby Temple Newsam v South Leeds South Leeds v Temple Newsam Wike Ridge v Waterton Park Waterton Park v Wike Ridge 16-May Wakefield v Temple Newsam 11-Jul Temple Newsam v Wakefield Waterton Park v Scarcroft Scarcroft v Waterton Park South Leeds v Wike Ridge Wike Ridge v South Leeds 23-May Selby v South Leeds 18-Jul South Leeds v Selby Temple Newsam v Waterton Park Waterton Park v Temple Newsam Scarcroft v Wakefield Wakefield v Scarcroft 06-Jun Waterton Park v Selby 25-Jul Selby v Waterton Park Wakefield v Wike Ridge Wike Ridge v Wakefield South Leeds v Scarcroft Scarcroft v South Leeds 13-Jun Selby v Temple Newsam 01-Aug Temple Newsam v Selby Wakefield v South Leeds South Leeds v Wakefield Wike Ridge v Scarcroft Scarcroft v Wike Ridge 20-Jun Wike Ridge v Selby 08-Aug Selby v Wike Ridge Scarcroft v Temple Newsam Temple Newsam v Scarcroft Waterton Park v Wakefield Wakefield v Waterton Park 27-Jun Selby v Scarcroft 22-Aug Scarcroft v Selby Temple Newsam v Wike Ridge Wike Ridge v Temple Newsam South Leeds v Waterton Park Waterton Park v South Leeds Top two Teams promoted - Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Nett League Fixtures 2016 Division C 09-May Garforth v Mid Yorkshire 04-Jul Mid Yorkshire v Garforth Gotts Park v Barnsley Barnsley v Gotts Park Headingley v Cookridge Hall Cookridge Hall v Headingley 16-May Mid Yorkshire v Gotts Park 11-Jul Gotts Park v Mid Yorkshire Cookridge Hall v Low Laithes Low Laithes v Cookridge Hall Barnsley v Headingley Headingley v Barnsley 23-May Garforth v Barnsley 18-Jul Barnsley v Garforth Gotts Park v Cookridge Hall Cookridge Hall v Gotts Park Low Laithes v Mid Yorkshire Mid Yorkshire v Low Laithes 06-Jun Cookridge Hall v Garforth 25-Jul Garforth v Cookridge Hall Mid Yorkshire v Headingley Headingley v Mid Yorkshire Barnsley v Low Laithes Low Laithes v Barnsley 13-Jun Garforth v Gotts Park 01-Aug Gotts Park v Garforth Mid Yorkshire v Barnsley Barnsley v Mid Yorkshire Headingley v Low Laithes Low Laithes v Headingley 20-Jun Headingley v Garforth 08-Aug Garforth v Headingley Low Laithes v Gotts Park Gotts Park v Low Laithes Cookridge Hall v Mid Yorkshire Mid Yorkshire v Cookridge Hall 27-Jun Garforth v Low Laithes 22-Aug Low Laithes v Garforth Gotts Park v Headingley Headingley v Gotts Park Barnsley v Cookridge Hall Cookridge Hall v Barnsley Top two Teams promoted - Bottom two teams relegated Knockout Round 1 To be played by 30th April Knockout Round 2 To be played by 29th May Knockout Round 3 To be played by 3rd July Knockout Semi Finals on Neutral Venue To be played by 7th August Knockout Finals at a venue TBC To be played on Sunday 28th August Leeds & District Union of Golf Clubs Nett League Fixtures 2016 Division D 09-May Leeds v Woolley Park 04-Jul Woolley Park v Leeds City of Wakefield v Roundhay Roundhay v City of Wakefield Sand Moor v Whitwood Whitwood v Sand Moor 16-May City of Wakefield
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