Turnberry ahead of former Open Champions, Bob Charles, Gary Player, Peter Thomson and Arnold The Players Palmer. Whilst he gave up the role of a full time tournament player five years ago he is still a man to be reckoned with at the highest level of golf. Peter Thomson the winner of Trusthouse Forte PGA Seniors' Christy O'Connor's success- Championship in 1988 joins us ful career in professional golf hot from the American Seniors' spans some thirty six years when Tour where he is now a frequent he first won the Ulster Professio- competitor and winner. nals title. Since then he has been In his fortieth year as a profes- selected some ten times for sional golfer Thomson is argu- Ryder Cup encounters and has ably the finest player that represented both Great Britain Australia has ever produced and and Ireland in Commonwealth has an appetite today for victory and World Cup events respec- as strong as it was when he first tively. turned professional. This year we see Christy Five times the winner of the Peter Thomson, C.B.E. O'Connor, a dynamic Irish ...._ i, Open Championship he has an incredible tournament golfer, return to the Trusthouse Christy O'Connor career in which he has recorded more than forty victories. Forte PGA Seniors' Championship, after several years Having dashed Neil Coles' hopes of becoming the first absence where he will be a worthy competitor having player to win the Trusthouse Forte Seniors' title for the won the title in 1976, 1977 and 1979. fourth time in consecutive years, this year's Champion- ship promises to produce some classic golf, reminiscent of the Sixties. Autographs In a glittering career spanning some 30 years Neil Coles will be seeking to clinch the title of Trusthouse Forte PGA Seniors' champion which eluded him last year. At the height of his career, two decades ago, he was picked no less than eight times for the Ryder Cup team and has repre- sented England in the World Cup on several occasions. Having taken over twenty international titles he also became the first man in history Neil Coles to hold both the Trusthouse Forte PGA Seniors' title and the inaugural Seniors' British Open Championship at The Course Card for the Course Hole Yards Par Hole Yards Par 1 395 4 10 422 4 2 377 4 11 392 4 3 454 4 12 297 4 4 193 3 13 149 3 5 532 5 14 462 4 6 419 4 15 212 3 7 170 3 16 384 4 8 387 4 17 512 5 9 171 3 18 440 4 Out 3098 34 In 3270 35 Total 6368 69 General Notice: Emry ro rhe Club House is resrricred ro comperirors, officials and members only. TRUSTHOUSE FORTE PGA SENIORS' CHAMPIONSHIP 1989 WEST HILL GOLF CLUB The Competitors 15-18June, 1989 PRIZE MONEY - £40,000 Conditions 1. The Championship is open to PGA members who are 50 years of age and over .J::... .J::... .J::... on or before 18th June 1989. The Cham- 0 trl 0 trl 0 trl pionship is a 72 hole strokeplay event with 18 Z .... Z .... Z .... .J:: <Ii .J:: <Ii .J:: <Ii holes on each day. All competitors will play u ... <II u .... <II U .... <II ::l <II 54 holes and the leading 40 and ties qualify ... Competitor c<:l ... ::l Competitor '" ... ::l Competitor '" c<:l .J:: c<:l .J:: c<:l c<:l .J:: c<:l for the last day and the Championship f-< 0 f-< 0 f-< 0 prizefund. The Class prizes will be decided on scores after 54 holes and the winner ofthe 1 0800 Ian Hayes A 14 1010 Tony Coop B 27 1220 William Richardson E Championship cannot win his class prize. John Thorne A Michael Murphy B Thomas Skinner F 2. The Championship will be preceded by a Robert Preston B Norman Sutton F £2,000 Pro-Am on Tuesday 13th June 1989. 2 0810 Douglas Smith B 15 1020 Chrisry O'Connor C Those Professionals required to participate Roland West B 28 1230 Alex King C Peter Buder B in the Pro-Am will be notified once the full Ken Bousfield D list of entrants is known. 3 0820 Derek Craik A Mike Plumbridge B Terry Westbrook A Charles Barrow C 3. Competitors are to be divided into classes 16 1030 Lambert Topping E Derek Strachan A according to age groups as follows:- George Scobling D 29 1240 Christy Greene C Class Age Date ofBirth 4 0830 Brian Bamford A Joseph Sutton E Bernard Hunt B A __50-54years ___19.6.34 -18.6.39 Stuart Murray B David Bonthron A 17 1040 JohnJohnson A B __55-59years ___19.6.29-18.6.34 Forbes Haddon A C __60-64years ___19.6.24-18.6.29 Hedley Muscroft A 30 1250 Jimmy Kinsella A D __65-69 years ___19.6.19 - 18.6.24 5 0840 Bill Dawson B Ian Smith B David Talbot A E __70-74years ___19.6.14 -18.6.19 Antony Grubb A 18 1050 David Melville Senior C Ross Whitehead B F ___75 and over ___18.6.14 or earlier Nick Melvin A Michael Sken·itt C 31 1300 Lionel Platts A 4. Entries close on 18th May 1989. Arnold Stickley 6 0850 David Haslam B C Austin Skerrirr B 5. Entry fee is £30.00 or 38 Irish Punts. B 1100 Jack Wilkshire B Competitors in Classes D, E and F are not John Litde 19 Leslie Ball F required to pay the entry fee. Alex Mitchell B Harry Carter E John Mercer F 32 1310 Peter Thomson B 6. Late entries will be accepted after 18th 7 0900 Alec Bickerdike A Roger Fidler A May on payment of double the entry fee. William Harling A 20 1110 Hamish McDonald A Hugh Boyle A 7. Prizefund Breakdown Malcolm Law A George Parton A Championship Michael Walby A 33 1320 Geoffrey Hunt A 8 0910 William Hector A Ramon Sota A I £7,500 10 £850 19 £275 28 £190 21 1120 Bill Large A James Ballingall F David Snell B 2 £4,750 11 £700 20 £250 29 £185 George Johnson F 3 £3,200 12 £600 21 £225 30 £180 Jim McAlister A Walter Lces E 34 1330 Harold Gould E 4 £2,500 13 £500 22 £220 31-35 £170 9 0920 Douglas Beattie B 22 1130 Chris Hanlon Robert Halsall E 5 £2,000 14 £400 23 £215 36-40 £160 Robert Collinson B B 6 n,700 15 £375 24 £210 Ronald Hinton D £33,700 Tony Harman B John Leslie B 7 £1,400 16 £350 25 £205 Keith MacDonald B 35 1340 James Hume A 8 £1,100 17 £325 26 £200 10 0930 Fred Boobyer C 23 1140 Ronald Mandeville D Denis Scanlon A 9 £ 950 18 £300 27 £195 Edward Crabtree B Edgar Clark E Brian Radcliffe A Reselve to allow for 5 players tying Andy Murphy C Bernard Preston E for 40th place. 36 1350 Russell Dailey E £34,500 11 0940 Paddy Skerritt C 24 1150 Gordon Cunningham B Norman Drew B Geoffrey Gledhill D Class Prizefund Len Roberts B Eric Lester E £5,500 distribution to be agreed after entries Peter Gill B Malcolm Cole B close to give a fair breakdown appropriate to 37 1400 Barry Davies B 12 0950 Neil Coles A _:ly 1200 Ronald Crockford A numbers in classes. £ 5,500 David Miller B David Butler A David Hemming B £40,000 Derek Nash B Denis Hutchinson B Robert Newman A All prizes subject to 5% PGA levy 13 1000 Gwyllam Hardiman A 26 1210 38 1410 Reginald Taylor D The Winner of the Championship will also Kei th Johnstone A Joseph Hunter A Marcelino Sota C receive an invitation to compete in the 1990 Robert Kelly A Jack Ramsden D PGA Championship. 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