*Maxitours Algarvian Classic 2 – nearly full – room for just two teams – one team also requires two players if you can’t find 4! Let me know if you want some warm sunshine to break up this Winter
*Room for 2 teams at Stockport on Monday -great forecast.
Maxitours at Reddish Vale
Reddish Vale is probably the best draining course in Manchester and when other local courses were closed todays surprisingly firm fairways and smooth greens were enjoyed by everyone.
‘What a cracker!’ Put me down for the Reddish event this Winter – that course is so dry.’ Declared an amazed Phil Dickens.
‘That was incredible, pass on my thanks to the green keeper- the course was superb.’ Praised likeable Scot Brian Fisher.
‘Alaster Mackenzie was on form when he designed this place -its great!’ Declared Stan Daniels.
Well done to everyone at Reddish.
The German bar manager is called ‘Barbell’ and her hospitality is second to one. She was brilliant today Thanks Barbell.
Paul Price is a great bloke. He missed a tiddler a couple of weeks ago to cost his team a bag towel – he bought four off me today in a desperate attempt to stifle the abuse he has had ever since.
We had possibly the first professor ever to compete in Maxitours today. We were graced to have the presence of an incredibly intelligent chap called Martin Humphries. Before some of you fall off your chair in disbelief there were two Martin Humphries playing today. The ever-present lovable regular playing Martin Humphries isn’t a professor. Or if he is, he is doing a very good job disguising it.
Scoring was once again very close at the top of the leaderboard. Bramall Parks Jon Hudson, Rob Blain, Geoff Alsop and Mark Batley posted an 83 early in the day to take the lead over another early starting team – Neale Laurent and his Dukinfield men. This was eventually good enough for 2nd place with big heated Hudsons classy par at the last proving to be very valuable.
Well liked Antrobus steward Dave Buckley and Jim Caldwell’s team were close behind on 82
Late in the day Pete Norbury (17) Andy Wilde (16) Dave Sarsfield(14) and Dave Rhodes(13) had a strong finish to take first prize. They collected six points, then seven, then six on holes 14 to 16 to move into contention. Well played chaps.
Thanks to everyone for your tremendous support.
Tim
2’s sweep £207.50 4 pro v1 5 taylor made tp5 10 srixon AD333
Rob Blain Mark Batley John Roome Dave Shafer Andy Parrington Paul Browne Keith Shale John Nuttall Paul Price Roger Percival Martin France Simon Raine Nick Coleman Dave Rhodes Stu Mills
Nearest the pin 9th Martin France Doz AD333
Nearest the pin 12th Mark Batley Doz AD333
(Last weeks nearest the pin winners were Ken Booth and Ian Venables)
| Reddish Vale | 12th Oct | |||
| Pos | Team Players | Score | OoM | Comment |
| 1 | Andy Wilde, Pete Norbury, Dave Rhodes, Dave Sarsfield | 84 | 12 | Ocsar Jacobsen top |
| 2 | Jon Hudson, Rob Blain, Mark Batley, Geoff Alsop | 83 | 10 | FJ shirt each |
| 3 | Neale Laurent, Barry Lees, Gareth Winston, Alf Shillitoe | 83 | 8 | Callaway shirt each |
| 4 | Dave Buckley, Paul Jones, Jim Speas, Dave Shafer | 82 | 6 | Callaway shirt each |
| 5 | Jim Caldwell, John Roome, Steve Perrin, Peter Griggs | 82 | 4 | Maxitours bag towel each |
| 6 | Ian Fearns, Paul Traynor, Mike Grainger, Rick Margreave | 81 | 2 | Maxitours bag towel each |
| 7= | Brian Fisher, Matt Ford, Andrew Bradshaw, Tom Kelly | 81 | ||
| 7= | Nick Coleman, Dave More O’Farrell, Julian Brindley, Brigg Simpson | 81 | ||
| 9= | Chris Perry, Andy Parrington, Ted Lacey, Andy Taylor | 80 | ||
| 9= | Roger Percival, Martin France, Ed Wilkinson, | 80 | ||
| 9= | Simon Raine, Ian Owens, Martin Keates, Tim Stanley | 80 | ||
| 12= | Richard Blackwell, Andy Hamlett, John Hilton, Steve Austin | 77 | ||
| 12= | Pete Keena, Matt Cheffins, Paul Price, Tom Butler | 77 | ||
| 14= | Munro Donald, John Farnsworth, Andy Faulkner, Richard Palmer | 76 | ||
| 14= | Phil Dickens, Mike Evans, Neil Evans, Lewis Marland | 76 | ||
| 14= | Mike Booth, John Tetlow, Ian Martin, Darren Wilkinson | 76 | ||
| 17= | Richard Wakefield, Steve Heywood, Graham Davenport, John Nuttall | 75 | ||
| 17= | Koos Alders, Russ Sollitt, Marc Morris, Rick Shaw | 75 | ||
| 19= | Pete Newey, Jim Rymer, Mike Dempsey, John Dickenson | 74 | ||
| 19= | Nathan Mills, James Mooney, Stu Muller, Tom Williams | 74 | ||
| 21 | Dave Keen, Pete Maher, Jonny Reeves, Charlie Beadlr | 71 | ||
| 22 | Jonny Barton, Chris Walley, Sam Leach, Jim Hodges | 70 | ||
| 23= | Nigel Ashton, Colin Bryan, Mike Lowe, Paul Fell | 69 | ||
| 23= | Martin Humphries, Barry Caldwell, Kieth Shale, Keith Powell | 69 | ||
| 23= | Simon Poucher, Paul Browne, Dave Carlile, Dale Wallace | 69 | ||
| 26 | Paul Salt, Gavindha Sehmi, George Kerr, John Bradbury | 67 | ||
| 27 | Kevin Harling, Martin Humphries, Mark Pretty, Martin Prescott | 66 | ||
| 28 | Ed Pysden, Fred Bridge, Nick Wood, Henry Petrie | 64 |
Maxitours at Stockport
Monday 15th October
8.30 David Wilkinson x4
8.39 Simon Hemsley x4
8.48 Colin Roberts x4
8.57 Rob Platt x4
9.06 Andy Taylor x4
9.215Dave Buckley x4
9. 24eale Laurent x4
9.33 Steve Aspinall x4
9.42 Paul Fell x4
9.51 Martin Humphries x4
10.00 Mick Mahon x4
10.09 Dave Goodwin x4
10.18 Jim Clarke x4
10.27 John Hudson x4
10.36 Dave More O’Farrell x4
10.45 Dave More O Farrell X4
10.54 Kev Hart x4
11.03 Paul Salt x4
11.12 Darren Booth x4
11.21 Gary Leek x4
11.30 Phil Dickens x4
11.39 Stee Heywood x4
11,48 Paul Price x4
11.57 Peter Maher x4
12.06 Mike Hammond x4
12.15 John Hunt x4
12.24 Martin Bramwell x4
12.33
12.42 Simon Poucher x4
12.51 Geoff Bickerton x4
1.00 Richard Blackwell x4
1.09 Gary Neiles x4
1.18 Lee Tilley x4
1.27 John Newton x4
1.36 Mark Pretty x4
1.44 Lee Everett x4
1.52 Andrew Hill x4
2.00 Simon Ashton x4