Jubilee celebrations for Sidmouth golfers amid some tight comps
Past lady Captain winners Penny Lyne (L) and Marie Timms - Credit: Sidmouth GC
The Devon Lady Captain’s Golf Society Spring Meeting was recently held at Teignmouth, a competition in which past Lady Captains from various clubs throughout Devon compete against one another.
Sidmouth Ladies did extremely well, with Marie Timms winning the Bronze Division with a great score of 40 points, just missing out by one point from the overall winner; and Penny Lyne won the Silver Division with 37 points.
Sidmouth Ladies held a fun Jubilee competition, with everyone dressed in patriotic red, white and blue. The competition was three clubs and a putter, and coming in first was Yvonne Anning with 38 points and in second place was Gerri Whitrow with 37 points.
However, in recognition of the Queen’s 70-year reign, the Captain presented a special prize of a commemorative glass to the best dressed lady of the day, which went to Sheila Skitteral.
In the Palairet Memorial Trophy, Sidmouth went down to a defeat against Exminster in a game played at Crediton.
Damien Gee / Neil Holland and Graham Davies / Dan Colson both won handsomely, but the other three Sidmouth teams suffered narrow defeats for an overall 3-2 loss.
Thank you to Deer Park Country House and Otter Vale Motor Services for their sponsorship and the stunning kit.
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Sidmouth Seniors entertained Ilfracombe, with Captain John White and his partner securing a good start by winning 2 & 1. The Sidmouth win was secured as David Hall achieved pars on the penultimate two holes.
Robert Reed appeared in his first match for Sidmouth, partnering Chris Grubb and it proved a successful debut with the pair winning 5 & 4. Mike Davis and Richard Seaver were 2 up after 9 holes and extended this to win by 4 & 2.
The success by Phil Spencer and Bruce Harcourt was equally steady finishing 2 up. Brian Rice and David Bromage halved their match for a comfortable Sidmouth overall win.
The winners of the Sidmouth Jewellers Stableford were Colston Herbert on 42, Tiku Patidar with 41 and Mark Thomas on 40. The Division 1 medal was won by Steve Milton and Paul Charlton won Division 2.