The Fantastic new Summer Schedule

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Dear Maxitours Golfer,

Firstly thank you for your terrific support of my events last year which is greatly appreciated.

This is my 5th year running Maxitours and I hope you agree this is my best Summer Schedule ever. As always I have tried to provide the best courses at the best prices for my players.

I don’t advertise my events as the Tour has grown by your word of mouth and we have a really nice group of golfers who play this great game in the correct spirit which is essential for the success of Maxitours. Once again EVERY club has welcomed us back and this is mainly down to the great etiquette and respect displayed by our players.

I would finally like to thank all my sponsors for their great support of the tour.

Play well this season!
Yours in Golf,

Tim

Maxitours Fantastic ‘Shotsaver Summer Schedule 2012’

May
Thurs 3rd Pleasington Pairs £25
Thurs 10th Dunham Forest Pairs £25
Weds 16th Vale Royal Am Am Footjoy Masters £25*
Thurs 24th Hazel Grove Pairs Shotsaver Open £20
Tues 29th North Manchester Am Am £20

June
Thurs 7th Prestbury Pairs The Wilson Classic £30*
Fri 15th tbc Pairs £20
Tues 19th Conwy Pairs £30
Thurs 28th Knutsford Am Am £20

July
Thurs 5th Old Worsley Am Am £20
Tues 10th Crewe Pairs Massey Feeds Open £20
Thurs 19th Tytherington Am Am Shotsaver Challenge £20
Thurs 26th Davenport Pairs £20

August
Thurs 2nd Prestbury Pairs JP & Brimelow Classic £30*
Sun/Mon12th,13th Carden Park Pairs/singles £119**
Thurs 16th Hopwood Am Am £20
Fri 24th Vale Royal Pairs £25*
Tues 28th Bramall Park Am Am Taylor Made Open £20

6th September Hazel Grove Am Am £20
12th September tbc Pairs £20
20th September Tytherington Pairs £20
27th September Reddish Vale Am Am £20
*inc bacon bap
** terrific 2 day trip includes accommodation, evening meal, breakfast, range balls, great prizes.

Remaining Maxitours Winter events

Fri March 23rd Vale Royal Shotsaver Classic- full
Thurs March 29th Ringway-last few spaces
Tues April 3rd Conwy Yonex Masters-last few spaces
Tues April 10th Mere Cleveland Classic- last few spaces
Thurs April 19th Prestbury Shotsaver Open-last few spaces
Thurs April 26th Knutsford-last few spaces

Stunning Delamere Forest and Vale Royal start times

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**Fantastic Summer Schedule released tomorrow afternoon!**

Maxitours at stunning Delamere Forest

Another full field enjoyed the wonderful Delamere Forest golf course in todays pairs betterball event.

This great Golf Club is also one of the most exclusive in the country and anyone proposed for membership must be approved by every Committee member. There is a rumour that when a premiership footballer applied for membership recently there were so many black balls flying around the committee room looked like the corner of a rabbit hutch.

Delamere is quite rightly recognised as perhaps the best Inland Winter course in the North of the country and today the greens were a great credit to Paul the Head Greenkeeper and his very hard working staff.

‘What a great course’ said John Travolta lookalike Roger Percival, ‘those greens were unbelievably good’ he added. Percival had earlier rolled in a lovely eagle put on the 2nd to help his team record 46 points which earned a 4th place finish.

Peter Coughlin and Mike Wilson continued their good form as they also collected 46 points with the poorly dressed Mike Wilson collecting back to back birdies on the 7th and 8th holes.

The great Severiano Ballesteros recorded no holes in one in a tremendous playing career. Today Colin Roberts recorded the fifth hole in one of his incredibly average playing career. A delighted Roberts looked like a chubby Hale Irwin as he did a lap of honour around the 6th tee, high fiving his three playing partners before nearly falling into the pond below, after holing his tee shot on Delamere Forests signature 6th hole.

Big and very likeable Dave Antrobus represented Britain at Karate in the 1970’s. Sometimes, when he is playing poorly, he still shows off his fine chopping action as he makes his way around the right side of the golf course. Today Dave teamed up with his new best friend John Anderton and they played great golf to score 47 points. Seven handicapper Antrobus from Vale Royal recorded four birdies ‘it was a great team effort’ said Antrobus ‘even if I did play a lot better than my partner’.

Neil Todd loves his golf but despite being a great supporter of Maxitours he has never had a top three finish. Today the golfing Gods looked down on him and decided that this was his day. ‘That was the best I have ever played’ said a stunned Todd. A chip in for a birdie on the last meant a 47 point hall for the Cheadle man and his better looking partner Don Milligan, and they took the honours with a fine back nine performance. Well played chaps.
Thank you to everyone for playing in todays event.
Tim.

Nearest the Pin 6th Colin Roberts Dozen Srixon soft feel
Nearest the Pin 12th John Robinson Dozen Srixon soft feel

£112.50 2’s 4 proV1s or 8 Srixon AD333s Dave Rose Colin Byrne John Robinson Alan Heyes Eric McNicol Terry Davison Don Milligan Jeff Brand John Burt Jon Bent

Results from Classy Prestbury + Delamere times

**FANTASTIC MAXITOURS SUMMER SCHEDULE RELEASED NEXT WEEK!!**

Prestbury Masters

Another full field turned up to enjoy the Spring sunshine and fantastic course in todays Maxitours event at Prestbury Golf Club.
During last Novembers Maxitours event, Wayne Rooney was up his ladder cleaning the guttering and was very impressed as he watched Mike Daggitt made a lovely birdie on the 15th hole. Today Rooney delayed setting off for tonights match at Old Trafford to watch Daggitt in action. He was very disappointed to see the Bramall man fighting with a couple of daffodils on his way to a very scrappy bogey.
Rooneys mood soon improved when Dick Perry made a tremendous eagle on the tough par four 16th hole and Colleen even had to stop him from running over the course as he tried to give Perry a football style hug and kiss.
Peter Coughlin and Mike Wilson were delighted to record their highest ever finish as 44 points earned them second place. Peter and Mike are lovely chaps who enjoy playing golf in the same scruffy outfits each week, tonight they were in danger of not being recognised by their wives as they returned home proudly wearing their trendy new Galvin Green sweaters.
Ian King and Darren Whittaker have played plenty of bad golf recently however today they were back to their best as ‘Oil Magnate’ King recorded three birdies in his teams 44 points as they finished third.
Paul Bradley and Seamus Keegan, and Paul Tomasson and Mike Bishop also played great golf to be in the prizes with 43 points.
American tour pro Hunter Mahan ‘has a swing so sweet you could pour it over a pancake’ as the Americans would say. He recently had his biggest career victory when he beat Rory McIlroy to win the World Matchplay Championship. Today charismatic Mick Mahon (who looks like he has eaten too many pancakes) also recorded the biggest win of his career as he teamed up with Richard Palmer and they scored a terrific 45 points to take the honours in some style.
Liam Harrison was as sick as a parrott when partner Graham Brownhill three putted the last green to miss out on victory by a shot. Brownhill hit a great approach shot into the last however he was very disappointed to see his ball finish in three putt territory on the back fringe. This is known game as an Arthur Scargill (great strike, poor result.)
Many thanks for playing in todays event, I hope you all enjoyed the day, Tim.

2’s £125 39 5 pro V1s or 10 Srixons each
Trevor Golds Mike Kirkman Mike Wilson Moby Rawthore Terry Davison
Mike Bishop Dick Perry Brian Mottram
Nearest pin 7th Peter Moores dozen Srixon AD333s
Nearest the pin 17th John Anderton Srixon AD333s

Results from Pristine Ringway + Prestbury start sheet

***Please note Prestbury next Thursday is now a 12 o’clock shotgun***

Pristine Ringway Results

Spring finally arrived as 116 Maxitours players battled through the sweltering Manchester heat on the lovely Ringway course today.
Unfortunately Brian Mottram suffered a touch of sunstroke which made him a little delirious and he then had a couple of pints which sent him over the edge: ‘I ll take you to watch Stoke City play one Saturday Tim, you’ll really enjoy it, they have got some great players’ he gibbered.
March is normally a time of year when golf courses look a little bit scruffy after a long Winter. Ringway however, was immaculate and once again a real credit to the superb greenstaff who were up early preparing the course with pride for todays players- many thanks chaps.
In a touching tribute to the late talented pop star Dave Jones who passed away yesterday Paul Taylor, Barry Rigby, John Wreag and John Baxter all decided to play like a team of monkeys and they returned a score of just 60 points.
Richard Preston was very excited as he skipped to the first tee clutching his fantastic new Taylor Made white headed R11 Driver. He was looking forward to destroying the Ringway course with his new weapon.
‘Do you do trade-ins?’ he asked on completion of his round. For anyone interested in Richards driver the top of the club is a bit scuffed where he got under the ball once or twice, but the sweetspot is still in absolutely immaculate condition.
In todays event the Denton team recorded 78 points to take 5th position. Ian George and Steve Dunphy are great lads who both work for Servisair at the nearby airport. They often struggle to get permission to play from their wives today however they told them that were putting in a shift at Ringway this afternoon- everyone was a winner!
Trevor Golds, Mike Lynch, Keith Bowden and John Keenan played superb golf as they scored 81 points. ‘Trevor played great’ said his team ‘he is normally absolutely hopeless.’
The Irish team of Frank Garvey, John Dolan, Seamus Keegan and Paul Bradley had another strong finish as they scored 83 points to record their second top three finish in recent weeks. Eamonn Darcy lookalike Frank Garvey normally plays like Mrs Darcy, however big hearted Frank birdied the 4th and 11th holes as he held his team together with some really magical shots.
Taking the honours was Frank Massey and his Swinton Park team. Neville Dennis is struggling with an ear infection and he was replaced by 3 handicapper Ian Taylor who played tremendous golf as the experienced team scored 86 points to win by three shots. Irishman Jimmy O’Reilly was delighted with his win, ‘we played well to be sure, to be sure’.
Many, many thanks to all who played today, your continued support is always really appreciated.
Tim

Nearest pin 13th Dozen AD333 Tim Johnson
Nearest pin 16th Dozen AD333 Dave Barrow

2’s 42 balls 7 PRO v1 balls or 14 srixon balls.
I Ainsworth B Mottram Gareth Winstone John Bent Dave Barrow J Davies

Ringway Start Sheet and The Latest Shotsaver s430 Order of Merit

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Maxitours Am Am at Ringway
Thursday 1st March
11am shotgun
Bacon sandwiches available to purchase before play.

1st Steve Dunphy x4
1b Kenny Jepson x4
2a Colin Roberts x4
2b Moby Rawthore x4
3 Ian King x4
4 Charles Herbert x4
4 Colin Lynch x4
5 John Hilton x4
6 Ian Waddington x4
6 Geoff Haynes x4
7 Pete Holmes x4
7b Pete Holmes x4
8 Martin Williams x4
9 Lawton x4
9b Alan Green x4
10a Richard Preston x4
10b John Beech x4
11 Richard Blackwell x4
12Lewis Marland x4
12 Paul Griffiths x4
13 Paul Taylor x4
14 a Gary Garner x4
14b Ray Ward x4
15 Colin Byrne x4
16 John Grint x4
17a Norman Quick x4
17b Chris Cyprus x4
18a Neville Dennis x4
18b Frank Garvey x4
reserves
Paul Crisp x4
John Grint x4

The Shotsaver s430 Order of Merit promises to be a hard fought battle as Moby Rawthore moves into second place to put the heat on long time leader John Reilly.

Andy Stubbens, Martin Firth and Andy Taylor move into the top ten after a couple of fine performances.

Shotsaver s430 Order of Merit

1 John Reilly 64
2 Moby Rawthore 63
3 Jimmy O’Reilly 62
4 Cath Rawthore 50
5 Chris Cyprus 42
6 Andy Stubbens 36
7 Carl Kennedy 30
8 Martin Firth 29
8 Andy Taylor 29
10 Steve Dunphy 28
11 Mark Foley 27
11 Bill Ross 27
13 Ryan Foley 26
13 Gary Garner 26
13 Pete Holmes 26
13 Peter Maxwell 26
17 John Hilton 21
17 Dave Keen 21
17 Mike Spencer 21
20 Ian Ainsworth 20
20 Paul Dalby 20
20 Ian King 20
23 Ross Birch 19
23 John Dolan 19
23 Richard Godbold 19
23 Brian Hopkins 19
23 Dennis Humphries 19
28 Neville Dennis 18
28 Joe Kirwan 18
28 Joe York 18
31 Terry Davison 17
31 Ian George 17
31 Roger Percival 17
31 Roy Sinclair 17
31 John Wreag 17
36 Bob Aston 16
36 Dave Collinson 16
36 Barry Harrison 16
36 Paul Hodgson 16
36 Richard Palmer 16
41 Guds Ahmed 15
41 John Bent 15
41 Mark Green 15
44 Jim Caldwell 14
44 Frank Massey 14
44 Stuart Pearson 14
44 Alan Pengally 14
44 Frank Stapleton 14
44 Paul Taylor 14
50 Peter Atherton 13
50 Martin France 13
50 Ron Jolley 13
50 Liam Kindon 13
50 Mick Mahan 13
50 Charlie Rooney 13
50 Tony Wilson 13
57 Andy Adshead 12
57 Kevin Barker 12
57 Andy Bethell 12
57 Ollie Bowden 12
57 Mark Brierley 12
57 Matt Coe 12
57 Garry Davies 12
57 Carl Elson 12
57 Keith Fitzhenry 12
57 Frank Garvey 12
57 Ian Greenwood 12
57 Paul Griffiths 12
57 John Leighton 12
57 Mike Lynch 12
57 Dave McCallum 12
57 Chris Reid 12
57 Steve Rhodes 12
57 Mark Richardson 12
57 Ray Standring 12
57 Brett Sutcliffe 12
57 Gavin Sutcliffe 12
78 Andy Barstow 11
78 Stuart Coupe 11
78 Paul Crisp 11
78 David Garner 11
78 Geoff Haynes 11
78 Andy Lawman 11
78 Chris Leonard 11
78 Mark Robinson 11
78 Barney Ross 11
78 Paul Sherlock 11
78 Jeff Sherburn 11
89 Graham Aspinall 10
90 Ian Bardsley 10
89 Paul Bradley 10
89 Ben Davies 10
89 Guy Hall 10
89 Jimmy Murphy 10
89 John Royle 10
89 David Smith 10
89 John Stubbs 10
89 Mike Sweeney 10
89 Dave Wilson 10
100 Paul Bennett 9
100 Malcolm Brownhill 9
100 Neil Cox 9
100 Alan Clough 9
100 James Davison 9
100 Simon Greenhalgh 9
100 Seamus Keegan 9
100 Jay Seddon 9
100 Jason Waite 9
109 Dave Blood 8
109 Frank Byatt 8
109 Peter Coughlin 8
109 Jim Cox 8
109 Steve Graham 8
109 John Grint 8
109 Trevor Golds 8
109 Steve Hackett 8
109 Charles Herbert 8
109 Will Hudson 8
109 John Killoran 8
109 Mark McPhail 8
109 Willie Morgan 8
109 Warren Newton 8
109 Andy Taylor 2 8
109 Mike Wardrop 8
109 Mike Wilson 8
126 Les Bray 7
126 Paul Granelli 7
126 Pete Keena 7
126 Harry Malpas 7
126 Peter Moores 7
126 Rob Newton 7
126 Steve Pletts 7
126 Colin Roberts 7
126 Graham Rowlett 7
126 Darren Whittaker 7
136 Richard Blackwell 6
136 Graham Brownhill 6
136 Rob Caruana 6
136 Paul Clay 6
136 Pete Cleaver 6
136 Brian Craven 6
136 John Crane 6
136 George Drakonakis 6
136 Matt Gillibrand 6
136 Liam Harrison 6
136 Chris Heggarty 6
136 Gaz Hibbert 6
136 Sadime Ladha 6
136 Andy Moran 6
136 Sam Poole 6
136 Matt Simister 6
136 Dave Terry 6
136 Mike Tricket 6
136 Ian Waddington 6
136 Paul Waring 6
156 John Aikenhead 5
156 Phil Ashcroft 5
156 Alex Baguley 5
156 Colin Byrne 5
156 Jeff Cogswell 5
156 Nigel Davies 5
156 Charles Hewitt 5
156 Colin Poole 5
156 Lee Scott 5
165 Derek Batey 4
165 John Braithwaite 4
165 Simon Carling 4
165 Paul Conchie 4
165 John Davies 4
165 Ron Hopkins 4
165 John Hughes 4
165 Gary Lyons 4
165 Tom McPhail 4
165 Martin Murray 4
165 Chris O’Neill 4
165 Dean Picard 4
165 Ian Richardson 4
165 Frank Sinclair 4
165 Jeff Wealands 4
180 Zak Ali 3
180 Tony Caldwell 3
180 Dylon Dyer 3
180 Simon Helmsley 3
180 Pat Keenan 3
180 Frazer Lloyd-Jones 3
186 Andrew Bannister 2
186 Paul Bradley 2
186 Basil Burton 2
186 Laurie Cole 2
186 Jonathan Davies 2
186 Gavin Dixon 2
186 Mick Fenton 2
186 Andy Hall 2
186 Trevor Horton 2
186 Rick Northover 2
186 Roger Northover 2
186 Peter O’Neill 2
186 Richard Preston 2
186 Sean Reilly 2
186 Gary Sinclair 2
186 Ray Ward 2
202 Mike Campbell 1
202 John Farrell 1
202 Dave Marchant 1
202 Bob Sinclair 1
202 Paul Wrigley 1