Competition to find Top Dogs at Holme Hall Golf Club
Holme Hall Golf Club held the final of its Top Dog competition in fairly benign conditions.
The five two balls who had beat captain Barry Bradshaw and professional Richard McKiernan in match play over the summer competed to be Top Dogs in a Better Ball Stableford.
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And it was Nigel Dent and Mike Burgin who now have the bragging rights for 2012.
They returned a score of 41 points, which was four clear of their nearest rivals.
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In conjunction with the Top Dog there was also a Better Ball Stableford which Martin and Terry Ashton won with 43 points from Colin Paxton and Paul Williams (42), who just edged out Nev McNickle and Richard Hughes on count-back.
Fourth place went to Roger Gamwell and Tony Glew with 41 points, again on a count-back, ahead of fifth placed duo Ian Hebblewhite and Mick Ellis.
On Sunday it was the turn of both the ladies and men in a mixed Am/Am Stableford – one lady and one man to count at each hole, with all four counting at the ninth and 18th.
With a magnificent score of 84 points the winners were John and Jackie Walker, Shirley Wynne and Peter Griffiths.
Eight points behind, in second place, was the team of ladies captain Jenny Kennedy with her husband Mel, Joyce Robinson and president David Sowerby.
Third place, with 74 points, went to Mark Warne, Sheila Petchey, Philippa Thornley and Paul Beacroft.
After the competition the president presented the Fred Simpson Trophy (mixed Better-Ball knockout) to Jenny and Mel Kennedy, who beat Sue Brown and Roger Gamwell in the final.
The Greensome Chalice (mixed greensome match play knockout) was presented to Philippa Thornley and Paul Beacroft, who beat Sue Bancroft and Steve Spavin in the final.
Lastly, Jenny Kennedy was presented with the Bill Jones Cup for the best aggregate scores for a committee member in the President's and Captain's Weekend competitions.
Pictured are the winners of the Mixed Am/Am - John Walker, Shirley Wynne, president David Sowerby, Jackie Walker and Peter Griffiths.
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