Tuesday, 12 August 2008

RESULTS -Nick Farr Trophy and August Medal

Thursday's medal incorporating the Nick Farr Trophy was played in perfect conditions and this was reflected in the scores recorded.

Tee Times were as below:

8.30 George Allan; Alan Morrison
8.37Sandy McGibbon; Lee Bushby; Graeme Hunter
8.45 John Menzies; Nick Fenwick; Sandy Robertson
8.52 George Dolby; Russell Peacock; Graham Bullock
9.00 Peter Rainbird; David Robinson; Bob Greig
9.07 Jack Rough; Jim Davidson; Dave Cochrane
9.15 Peter Tinker; Jim Ross; Ian Strachan
9.22 Ernie Wastell, Harry Driscoll; Alistair Donaldson
9.30 Brian Moore; Ron Haynes; Garry Stewart
9.37 Ian Mollison; Alex Sutherland; Ian Elvers
9.45 Gerry Kennedy; Jack Gillison; Malcolm Stewart
9.52 James Ross; John Brand; John MacFarlane
10.00 Brian Ruffhead; Jim Pert

The medal goes to Sandy McGibbon (19) who shot a net 63 and he wins the Nick Farr Decanter for lowest net score and takes the spoils from the 2nd Division Sweep. Well done Sandy.

The lowest gross score, also from the 2nd group out, was recorded by Graeme Hunter(9) who shot a gross 75. To him the Nick Farr Claret Jug and our congratulations on a fine round.

First Division Sweep goes to Bob Greig on a countback with a Net 65 and second to George Dolby. Congratulations to you both and commiserations to Jim Ross who was 3rd in the trio of 65's.

Saturday, 9 August 2008

Strathmore Gents Open

STRATHMORE OPEN 6th Sep 2008

Hole Sponsors Required

Can you sponsor a hole, or do you know someone who might?

For a fee of only £50 you will receive:

1 free entry

Advertising banner/board on the tee

Facility to leave promotional literature in the clubhouse for players

If interested please contact Graham Haynes or any committee member
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Members,


Please get your entries in early to secure your preferred tee time. This event has always sold out and in previous years a number of members have been disappointed when they could not get a suitable time.

Please support your club in this important event.

Friday, 8 August 2008

Team & Result v Aberfeldy - 7th August

The weather broke for us on the day and the course, after almost 24 hours of constant rain was in great condition, compliments to the Head Greenkeeper and his staff.

Aberfeldy fielded a reasonably strong team and got off to a flying start with victories in the first two matches but that was the end of their glory with all remaining matches going the way of Strathmore and a well merited 4 - 2 victory.

The final home pairings were as below:

Pairing 1 - Ernie Wastell; Jim Ross

Pairing 2 - David Dawson; Peter Tinker

Pairing 3 - John Brand; Ian Scott

Pairing 4 - John Menzies; Rob Kidd

Pairing 5 George Dolby; Jim Davidson

Pairing 6 - Ian Strachan; Ron Haynes.

Tuesday, 5 August 2008

Tee Times for Thursday 7th August 2008

Numbers are well below the normal for this week due to the Seniors Match v Aberfeldy in the afternoon. For those who are playing in the morning competition, have a good round.

The format is Tri-Am with tee times and teams as below:

8.45 Ian Ellvers; Sandy Robertson
8.52 George Allan; Garry Stewart
9.00 James Ross; John MacFarlane; Graham Bullock
9.07 Brian Ruffhead; Alex Sutherland; Brian Moore
9.15 Jim Pert; Tony Sive; Jack Gillison.

No entry fee just the GBP1.00 sweep to be paid in after you finish your round.

Saturday, 2 August 2008

Return Matches in August

As with Tradition those who played in the first leg have preference in team selection for the return, however, as we also know there are call offs and reserves are always needed.

If you want to, and are able to play on the dates shown below either tick your name on the club notice board posting (available Monday) if you represented Strathmore in the first leg or score it out if you are not available to play. If you did not play in the first leg but want to play in the return write your name in the reserves list.

In the case of the rescheduled match with Alyth for 18th August the players listed are those selected for the original date of the return fixture on the 18th of July.

Monday 18th August - Alyth at Strathmore - Tee Off 12.00 noon

Listed Golfers - Ken MacLeod;David Robinson; Jim Davidson; Russell Peacock; George Allan; Rob Kidd; Ian Scott; David Dawson; Norman Fenwick; Jack Rough; George Dolby and Peter Tinker

Tuesday 26th August - Murrayshall Away - Tee Off 10.00am

Listed Golfers - Peter Barnett; Ernie Wastell; George Allan; Peter Tinker; Ian Strachan; John Brand; Alistair Donaldson; Rob Kidd; David Dawson; Ian Scott; Ken MacLeod; Ron Haynes

EARLY ACTION WOULD BE APPRECIATED FROM ALL

Calendar for August 2008

Thursday August 7th - Triam ( tee 8.45 to 10.00am - Yellow Tees)
Thursday August 7th - Match v Aberfeldy at Strathmore
( meet 12.15pm in Club House for 1.00pm start)
Thursday August 14th - Nick Farr Trophy and Monthly Medal (Yellow Tees)
Monday August 18th - Match with Alyth at Strathmore
(meet 11.15am in Club House for 12noon start)
Wednesday August 20th - Away Day - Edzell
(meet 9.15 for roll and coffee- tee 10.00am)
Thursday August 21st - Stableford (tee 8.45 to 10.00am) Yellow Tees
Tuesday August 26th - Match v Murrayshall (away)
( meet Murrayshall 9.00am for 10.00am start)
Thursday August 28th - Senior Gents v Ladies (2 tee start from 10.00am)

That's all

Friday, 1 August 2008

The 5th Hole off the Whites becomes a less daunting challenge for the shorter hitter

The Club Committee and the Centre have agreed to the request from the Seniors' Section to have an area on the tee side of the pond at the 5th cut short. This makes the hole more playable for those golfers who find it difficult to carry the 135 yards over the water from the Medal Tee.

This decision is a positive for both the Club and the Centre as it shows that all sections of the club are being listened to and recognises that there is often more than one way to play a hole.

Even for the average golfer who may occasionally sky their drive, a penalty drop in short grass is less punishing than trying to thrash the ball out of 6inch rough with 50 yards of water waiting just in front of you, so it's not just the old boys who benefit.