Results from sun cracked Conwy

Spaces this Thursday in the singles event at majestic Knutsford- individual entries welcome- forecast and golf course excellent!
Vale of Llangollen Friday 29th April nearly full
Friday 6th May Vale Royal- nearly full
Bramall Park 24th May- filling well

Maxitours at Sun-cracked Conwy

Another glorious Spring day greeted over 100 Englishmen who travelled to Wales this morning.
Dave Harlow has occasionally been heard to say that I exaggerate the positives with my Maxitours weather reports but in the bar afterwards he looked out of the window and confirmed that ‘there was not a cloud in the sky -stunning’.

The Welsh Ladies Open Strokeplay takes place next week so the green keepers had got the golf course into terrific shape after the long winter- many thanks. The yellow gorse was in full bloom and the mountains looked majestic as a great day was had by all. There was a debate whether the lovely yellow bushes were gorse or broom. ‘Gorse has thorns and broom doesn’t and that was definitely gorse!’ said a pin pricked Tim Spencer.

It was great to see the familiar figure of businessman Dave Antrobus playing again on Maxitours. He is back on his diet and looks good since he replaced his mid round Mars bars with a large packet of maltesers.

I hear some great conversations when I am running my events. Milkman Don Milligan relaxed in the Conwy Clubhouse eating a ham and tomato sandwich. He told Dave Griffiths it was the best ham and tomato sandwich he had ever had and strongly recommended that he should order one.
‘I don’t like tomatoes ‘replied Dave.
‘Just have a ham one then’ suggested Don
‘Oh yeah, good idea’ said Dave

Ten minutes later a ham and tomato sandwich arrived.
‘I thought you didn’t like tomatoes?’ questioned Don
‘oh heck, I forgot to tell her not to put them on’ answered a distraught Dave.

Before his round singer Ken Stephens told thought he had got his life sorted. ‘My missus is jet washing the patio this afternoon whilst I’m playing golf!’ he chuckled. Unfortunately his wife had the last laugh as Ken spent all afternoon ‘spraying’ his golf balls into the Conwy rough.

In today’s event Archie Tahir(5) and good friend Fizz(9) had a good day on the course to collect 44 points and 4th spot.
Nefyn Golf Club member Ian Acton(13) is a waste incinerator by trade. Today it was the Conwy golf course back nine he was burning up on his way to 44 points and 3rd place alongside Kevin Sharratt(12).

.Maxitours regulars John Hilditch(11) and Iain Bartholomew(4) have gradually improved this winter and their recent good form continued with an impressive 46 points for second place.

Four years ago on a sunny day at Conwy Dave Marchant(15) won his one and only Maxitours pairs event. History repeated itself today as the Alsager senior teamed up with good pal Geoff Andrews(23) to score 46 points and win the card play-off. A courageous ‘Danny Willett’ style par at the last for three points completed a successful day on the links for the weel liked chirpy duo. Very well played!
Thanks to all players for your terrific support, Tim

Nearest the pin 2nd Trevor Foster Dozen AD333s
Nearest the pin 15th Lee Jevons Dozen AD333s

2’s £117.50 3 pro v1s or 8 srixons per two
Rob Wood Archie Tahir Peter Cotton Jim Caldwell Lee Jevons Trevor Foster x2 Iain Bartholomew Dave Herbert Aiden Hoosen x2 Graham Wilikinson

Conwy 19-Apr-2016
Pos Player pairings Score OoM Comment
1 Dave Marchant, Geoff Andrews 46 12 Cleveland wedge each
2 John Hilditch, Iain Bartholomew 46 11 Maxitours merino sweater
3 Ian Acton, Kevin Sharratt 44 10 Sunice Windcheater
4 Fizz Ahmed, Archie Tahir 44 9 Sunice Shirt each
5 Rob Wood, Rafiq Mohamed 44 8 Sunice Shirt each
6 Brendan Leighton, Greg Brown 43 7 Maxitours shirt each
7 Paul Wrigley, Aiden Hoosen 43 6 Titleist cap each
8 Mark Redfern, Nobby Clarke 43 5 Titleist cap each
9 Trevor Foster, Carl Taylor 42 5 FJ Socks each
10 Lee Jevons, Mike Emerson 42 4 FJ Socks each
11 Martin Cox, Martin Morris 42 3
12 Gav Sutcliffe, Brett Sutcliffe 42 2
13 Richard Blackwell, Andy Hamlett 42 1
14= Pete Cotton, Steve Hall 41
14= Phil Dermott, Graham Culpan 41
14= Reuben Fielding, Phil Howsley 41
14= Geoff Haynes, Alan Worthington 41
14= Alan Burton, Chris Smith 41
14= Gary Garner, Ray Ward 41
14= Dave Goodier, Dave Herbert 41
21= Clive Evans, Mike Sinkinson 40
21= Roy Ainsworth, Barrie Simpson 40
21= Phil Meyers, Mick Philbin 40
21= Don Milligan, Mick Fenton 40
25= Mick Mahon, John Farnsworth 39
25= Tony Jennison, John Hilton 39
25= Steve Aspinall, Graham Wilkinson 39
25= Simon Wilkinson, Bob Kingswood 39
25= Pete Birtwistle, Ken Stephens 39
30= Jim Caldwell, David Lathwood 38
30= Kevin Hart, Ian Fensom 38
30= Dave Antrobus, Tom Jarvis 38
30= Jon Farrell, Mike McCurdy 38
34= Joe Kirwan, Charlie Rooney 37
34= Ross Sellors, Kevin Chisnall 37
34= Mo Dar, Phil Wise 37
34= Andy Hall, Mike Westbrook 37
38= Monro Donald, Dave Westwood 36
38= Ian Ainsworth, Alan Clough 36
38= Pete Short, Dave Buckley 36
38= Simon Poucher, Vick Nelson 36
38= Brian Ankers, Peter Heald 36
43= Colin Roberts, John Rigby 35
43= David Harlow, Dave Kelly 35
43= Peter Cross, Mark Patton 35
43= Geoff Parsley, Ian Fitzhenry 35
43= Ron Sloane, Mark Saxon 35
48= Tim Spencer, Barrie Pendlebury 34
48= Dave Griffiths, Chris Bracchi 34
50 Ian King, Mike Spencer 33
51 Max Henderson, Matthew Hall 31
52 Jonathon Cunningham , Mike Hewitt 30
53 Simon Hemsley, Jack Hankinson 29

Knutsford singles start times
10.30 Colin Roberts x4
10.39 Jim Caldwell x1 Dale Beaghan x2
10.48
10.57 Roger Percival x4
11.06 Phil Vokes x4
11.15 Mark Jones x2 Jason Henderson x2
11.24
11.33 Pete Short x2 John Berry x2
11.42 Simon Ashton x2 Simon Poucher x2
11.51 Brian Hopkins x4
12.00 John Dickenson x2
12.09 Jim Clarke x3
12.18

Vale of Llangollen start times Friday 29th April
10.00 Colin Roberts x4
10.09
10.18 Eddie Ellis x4
10.27 Jack Coleman x4
10.36 Sam Leach x4
10.45
10.54 Roger Percival x4
11.03 Mark Patten x4
11.12 Phil Vokes x4
11.21 Colin Baxendale x4
11.30 Andy Cunningham x4
11.39 Ian Acton x4
11.48 David Kelly x4
11.57 Rob Weston x4
12.06 Steve Aspinall x4
12.15 Roy Ainsworth x4
12.24 Pete Birtwistle x4
12.33 John Dickenson x4
12.42 Steve Hall x2 Joe Donnely x2
12.51 Richard Blackwell x4
1.00 Garry Smith x4
1.09 R Williamson x4
1.18 Ian Lilley x4
1.27 Eddie Ellis x4
1.36 Gary Bailey x4
1.45
1.54 Brian Hopkins x4
2.03 Mick Fenton x4
2.12 Rob Little x4
2.21
2.30 Gary Neiles x4?
2.40
2.50 Phil Ashworth x4
Ray Tennant will join any team

Results from delightful Dunham

*Spaces at classic seaside links Conwy pairs on Tuesday (revised times below)
*Spaces at pretty parkland Knutsford singles on Thursday -individual players welcome (times below)
*Llangollen Friday 29th April , Vale Royal 6th May and Bramall 10th May – nearly full

Maxitours at delightful Dunham Forest

As other Manchester courses were once again closing for business due to more overnight rain the stunning Dunham Forest course was playing near its very best. The greens were tremendous and the course was incredibly dry.
‘I have played a few courses over the past month but that was by far the best- tell the green keeper I am very impressed’ remarked intelligent Jason Waite. Thanks also to Mike and Leslie Saxon who somehow manage to serve Michelin star food at golf club prices!

Larger than life characters Roy Ainsworth and Joe Yates were late entries for Dunham Forest and I knew there would be fun and games when I teamed them up with top premiership referee Mike Dean and his partner Pete Tomlinson. Apparently the revelry started on the 8th hole when Roy’s ball horseshoed out of the hole and Roy exclaimed ‘referee!’ After his round I asked Mike how his opponents had played. ‘They were nice blokes but they played so badly I nearly sent both them off after nine holes’ he replied with a wink.
After a better back nine Roy and Joe were delighted to narrowly beat their referee opponent on the final hole. ‘we won in Fergie time!’ chuckled Roy.

Keith Potter(8) is well into his seventies and when he checked in today I was impressed that he was still playing to a single figure handicap. He told me that he used to play off 2 in his youth. I then asked his even older playing partner Peter Freeman(15) if he had ever had a low handicap ‘no, I’ve always been bad’ he replied honestly.

Danny Willett played great golf in the last round to become the first English golfer to win the Masters after a twenty year wait. It has nearly been that long since Hazel Grove’s Geoff Haynes(7) won a Maxitours prize and he played some great golf alongside Bernard Langer ‘lookalike’ Alan Worthington(14) from Davenport. They scored 43 points to finish in 7th, well done.

Paul Wrigley(6) and Aiden Hoosen(1) from Hopwood had their best finish for a couple of years with an excellent 44 points to take 3rd place. ‘I did all the damage’ said modest Wriggers.

Second place went to Mark Wheeler(14) and Dave Murphy(10) from Upton-by-Chester. These two were regular but very unsuccessful Maxitours players four years ago before work got in the way of their golf. The break did them the world of good as they finished second on 45 points.

There was some great golf on the par fives with 69 year old Pete Cotton rolling back the years to reach the 11th in two, Les Penson also from Knutsford started his round with an eagle on the long 1st and then decided to relax for the rest of his round and let his partner Bev Crute do all the work. Classy Iain Bartholomew(4) eagled the 14th with a tap in. Martin France(2) from Lymm went one better when he eagled both the 1st and 11th holes on his way to victory. He teamed up with the much less talented Roger Percival(4) to take 1st place. – Great golf chaps, well played.

Thanks to everyone for your terrific support, yours in golf, Tim

Nearest the pin 8th Richard Powell Dozen AD333s
Nearest the pin 18th Joe Kirwan Dozen AD333s

2’s £162.50 4 pro v1s or 10 srixons per 2 Roger Percival Martin France Dave Murphy Phil Vokes Billy Rawsthore Andy Jackson Matt Kevin Hamilton Simon Cusick Paul Wrigley Dave Goodier Dave Rhodes

Dunham Forest 14-Apr-2016
Pos Player pairings Score OoM Comment
1 Roger Percival, Martin France 45 12 Srixon cart bag each
2 Dave Murphy, Mark Wheeler 45 11 Ashworth wind sweater each
3 Paul Wrigley, Aiden Hoosen 44 10 Dozen PRO V1s each
4 Phil Vokes, Barney Ross 44 9 Footjoy shirt each
5 Ian King, Jack Hankinson 43 8 Sunice shirt each
6 John Hilditch, Iain Bartholomew 43 7 Sunice shirt each
7 Geoff Haynes, Alan Worthington 43 6 Sunice shirt each
8 Alan Simpson , Alan Drew 43 5 Sunice shirt each
9 Billy Rawsthore, Andy Jackson 42 4 Fj socks each
10 Dave Goodier, Dave Herbert 42 3 Fj socks each
11 Lee Tilley, Pete Norbury 42 2 Fj socks each
12 Paul Browne, Ted Barker 42 1 Fj socks each
13= Les Penson, Bev Crute 41
13= Warren Newton, Matt Jansen 41
13= Jason Waite, Steve Lowe 41
13= Dave Wainwright, Paul Simpson 41
13= John Hilton, Richard Blackwell 41
13= Dale Wallace, Steve Berg 41
13= Julian Hurst, David Vesty 41
13= Mark Jones, Mark Smith 41
13= Gary Hornby, Paul Lord 41
13= Brian Hopkins, Mark Taylor 41
23= Dave Sarsfield, Dave Rhodes 40
23= Kevin Hamilton, Paul Dalby 40
23= Pete Atherton, Dan Percival 40
23= Steve Morfitt, Rob Platt 40
23= Gareth Winston, Lewis Marland 40
23= Tim Spencer, Ron Sloane 40
23= Frank Stapleton, Stuart Pearson 40
23= Bernard Wood, Craig Sudworth 40
23= Phil Myers, Mick Philbin 40
32= Roy Ainsworth, Joe Yates 39
32= Lee McKee, Gary Conroy 39
32= Gary Youall, Carl Mollart 39
32= Alan Clarke, Gary Jaques 39
32= Brian Greenbank, Phil Smeathers 39
32= Gary Smith, Lee Murphy 39
32= Alan Clough, Ian Ainsworth 39
39= Mike Dean, Pete Tomlinson 38
39= Mark Williams, Simon Conway 38
39= Simon Hemsley, Will Hudson 38
39= Joe Kirwan, Mike Spencer 38
39= Steve Brookes, Steve Lamont 38
39= Trevor Foster, Dean Beaghan 38
39= Martin Cullen, Hetash Patel 38
39= Steve Aspinall, Colin Berry 38
47= Mick Mahon, Munro Donald 37
47= Tony Andrews, Steve Foxcroft 37
47= Simon Ashton, Les Stenson 37
47= Dave Johnson, Howard Baker 37
47= Pete Ledger, Pete Houston 37
47= Pete Cotton, Ed Cotton 37
47= Nigel Craig, Peter Smith 37
47= Jody Kerner, Colin Seddon 37
55= Simon Cusick, Duncan Wilde 36
55= Doug Broadstock, Pete Sumner 36
57 Dave McCallum, Kevin Barker 35
58= Dave Buckley, Pete Short 33
58= Peter Freeman, Keith Potter 33
60= Steve Johnson , Ewan McCrae 32
60= Mike Gee, John Dawson 32

This Tuesday’s Conwy Golf Club times (19th April)
10.45 Bob Sutton x4
10.53 Colin Roberts x4
11.01 Ian King x4
11.09 Jim Caldwell x2 Pete Cotton x2
11.17 Mick Mahon x4
11.26 Trevor Foster x4
11.34 Phil Dermott x4
11.43 Colin Baxendale x4
11.52 Ian Acton x2 Lee Jevons x2
12.03 Fizz x4
12.12
12.21 Ian Ainsworth x4
12.30
12.39 Tim Spencer x4
12.48 John Hilditch x4
12.53 Pete Short x2 Martin Cox x2
12.57 Mark Redfern x2 Kev Hart x2
1.06 Simon Poucher x4
1.15 Roy Ainsworth x4
1.24 Max Henderson x4
1.33 Simon Hemsley x4
1.42 Dave Goodier x4
1.50 Reuben Fielding x4
2.00 Paul Wrigley x4
2.10 Gary Garner x2
2.19 Steve Aspinall x4
2.28 Richard Blackwell x2
2.37 Dave Antrobus x4 tbc
2.46 Gav Sutcliffe x4
2.55 Pete Birtwistle x4
3.04
3.13
3.22
3.31
3.49 Mick Fenton x4

Thursdays Knutsford Singles start times(21st April)
10.30 Colin Roberts x4
10.39 Jim Caldwell x2 Mark Jones x2
10.48 Ian King x4
10.57 Roger Percival x4
11.06 Phil Vokes x4
11.15
11.24 11.33 Dave Thomas x2 Pete Short x2
11.42 Simon Ashton x2 Simon Poucher x2
11.51
12.00 John Dickenson x4
12.09 Jim Clarke x2 Jason Henderson x1
12.18
12.30 Brian Hopkins x4

Full results from Marvellous Mere!

Dunham Forest 14th April room for 4 pairs
Conwy Pairs 19th April last few times
Knutsford Singles 21st April-spaces
Vale of Llangolen Friday 29th April- last few spaces
Vale Royal AM AM 6th May – nearly full
Bramall Park Pairs 10th May- filling fast

Maxitours at Marvellous Mere

At 7am the Mere course and driveway was underwater after some seriously heavy overnight rain. Less than two hours later the rain had stopped and the excellent Mere greens were incredibly fit for play as nearly 170 golfers enjoyed their first round of the golfing season.

Mere is an exceptional venue and the staff are incredibly accommodating. The green keeper and Ian Berry the golf manager were very helpful and their hard work ensured the day went ahead and was a huge success- many thanks chaps.

The course looks in great shape for the coming season however not all players made the most of the excellent greens.
‘That was the worst display of putting by four grown men I have ever seen’ reported a shell shocked Sam Leach.

Rory McIlroy missed the par 3 contest at Augusta yesterday. John Neale doesn’t usually have a lot in common with talented Rory but today he also decided to miss out the par 3 holes as he failed to score a single point for his team on them.

The aptly named David Leack has had a tough winter with all the rain and floods in Kendal. His team set off from the Lake District this morning in glorious sunshine but arrived in Cheshire as the last torrential downpour hit Knutsford ‘just our bl**** luck!’ said the Cumbrian. David was also ‘leaking’ plenty of shots on the course as any hopes of victory he had were washed down the drain.

After some excellent results recently Dave Harlow informed his team that he has been practicing in his back garden all week to maintain his high level of performance. ‘He needs a bigger back garden’ was the general consensus of the Knutsford men after a less than average 67 point haul.

Respected GP Dr Ed Cotton also loves a bit of Gardening and Golf to help him relax after a stressful week at work. Today he combined the two and disappeared more than once over hedges into gardens bordering the course as he searched for his wayward drives.

Graham Bates’ team struggled and they were hoping to destroy the evidence of their bad play by going home quietly without handing their card in. ‘Then that daft b****r got a two’ said Graham looking at Terry Paul ruefully.

Musician Phil Ashcroft has started playing great golf since he met his lovely new girlfriend Shan on the dating website ‘plenty of fish’. Today he wasn’t at his best and he left ‘plenty of his balls’ in the famous Mere.

In the Galvin Green Classic event the scoring was tough as well over ten teams failed to break par. After a pre-round tip the usually white knuckled Matt Jansen(11) was told to soften his grip when pitching. Things immediately improved for the Blackburn and England striker and he led his team into 5th place with some delicate little chips.

Wilmslow’s Jim Caldwell(10) works hard and plays even harder. The successful businessman is well into his seventies and visits the gym most days and enjoys at least three round of golf a week. All the hard work paid off with a fourth place finish as he teamed up with Bob Picthall(17), David Williams(21) and Ray Tuft(14) to score 81 points.

David Gill(16) had some stressfull moments as Chief Executive at Man United when he had to answer to the Glaziers and also had several run-ins with Sir Alex. He had to answer to Hale team mates Dave Wainwright(13), Brian Greenbank(6) and Martin Bramwell(9) today and they gave him the hairdryer treatment after he missed a costly two footer on the last to miss out on a maiden victory. To be fair to the football giant he played exceptionally well for the previous 17 holes and showed his class as he rolled in more than a few pressure putts.

Hazel Grove’s Simon Ashton(9) Mick Jones(10) Richard Booth(14) and Dan Moss(7) were out late and despite the tougher conditions the amiable quartet were absolutely delighted with 2nd place.

Winning for the first time this year was the likeable Grange Park team of Billy Rawsthore(6), Ray Tennant(4), Leigh Smart(1)and Andy Jackson(4). A steady front nine suddenly ignited as big Billy birdied the tough 13th and the team picked up 7 points to set up a strong finish. Well played chaps excellent golf.

Thanks to all players for your superb support, it was great to see the Maxwell team of my Dad, Father in Law Rob and legendary Uncle Trevor finish dead last. I knew I had great golfing genes…..

Yours in Golf Tim

Nearest the Pin 8th John Clarke Dozen Wilson DX soft
Nearest the pin 14 Les Corner Dozen Wilson DX soft

2’s £245 5 pro v1s or 14 srixon AD 333s Trevor Watts Andy Jackson Mike Dean Kevin Hamilton Phil Vokes x2 Lee Tilley Hetash Patel Simon Taylor Les Corner Sam Leach Terry Paul Frank Stapleton Richard Booth

Mere 07-Apr-2016
Pos Team Players Score OoM Comment
1 Leigh Smart, Billy Rawsthore, Ray Tennant, Andy Jackson 84 12 Galvin Green Insula top each
2 Simon Ashton, Mick Jones, Richard Booth, Dan Moss 84 10 Galvin Green shirt each
3 David Wainwright, Brian Greenbank, David Gill, Martin Bramwell 84 8 Galvin Green shirt each
4 Jim Caldwell, Bob Picthall, David Williams, Ray Tuft 81 6 Galvin Green insula hat each
5 Matt Jansen, Simon Hemsley, Warren Newton, Dave Woods 81 4 Galvin Green insula hat each
6 Mick Mahon, John Farnworth, Frank Hindle, Munro Donald 81 2 Galvin Green cap each
7 Mike Dean, Pete Tomlinson, Mike Masser, Neil Swarbrick 80 Galvin Green cap each
8 Phil Vokes, Paul Dalby, Kevin Hamilton, Steve Latchford 78
9= Roger Percival, Ed Wilkinson, Pete Atherton, Martin France 77
9= Lee Tilley, Pete Norbury, Dave Sarsfield, Dave Rhodes 77
11= John Dickenson, Dave Plant, Paul Lord, Bob Mottershead 76
11= Paul Wrigley, Tez Modlinski, Phil Myers, Jack Fallows 76
11= Colin Seddon, Tony O’Neill, Jody Kerner, Bob Montford 76
11= Andy Hall, Mick Fenton, Tom Fenton, Neil Shawcross 76
15 Dave Blood, Andy Sandham, Phil Hudson, John Clarke 75
16= Graham Littler, Jim Doran, Peter Daniels, Brian Hitchin 74
16= Mike McCurdy, John Farrell, Dave Goodier, John Cottrell 74
16= Martin Cullen, Ewan McCrea, Hetash Patel, Dave Vesty 74
16= Gary Neiles, Joe Yates, Alan Forber, John Longworth 74
20= Jonathon Hudson, Mike Hill, John Taylor, Paul Salt 73
20= Steve Aspinall, Barry Wilson, Adam Galvin, Simon Wilkinson 73
20= Gary Garner, Ray Twist, Phil Ashcroft, Ray Ward 73
23 Sean Bate, Andy Collier, Peter Chesworth, Peter Connelly 72
24= John Neale, John Lawson, Kenny Granell, Tim Peterson 71
24= Garry Smith, Mark Jones, Les Corner, Pete Buckley 71
24= Ken Ogden , Alan Ormesher, Paul Ogden, Simon Taylor 71
27 Steve Parle, Gary Parle, Gordon Warke, Dave Smith 70
28= Dave Thomas, Mark Hagerty, Ed Cotton, Julian Neald 69
28= Richard Blackwell, Andy Hamlett, Peter Freeman, Keith Potter 69
30= Jason Waite, Steve Pinnington, Steve Lowe, Vinnie Jordan 68
30= Ian Ainsworth , Geoff Haynes, Alan Clough, Alan Worthington 68
30= Sam Leach, Bob Chesters, Mike Barker, Alex McClay 68
33= David Kelly, Bob Sutton, John Atkin, Dave Harlow 67
33= Trevor Foster, Peter Cross, Dale Beaghan, Peter Ledger 67
35= David Leack, Peter Marshall, Charlie Sill, Brian Sill 65
35= Graham Bates, Martin Byatt, Terry Paul, Dave Beard 65
37 Frank Stapleton, Stuart Pearson, Dave Wilson, Mike Streeter 64
38 Colin Roberts, Geoff Andrews, Terry Rathbone, Keith Tunstall 63
39 Tom Jarvis, Ken Hulme, Mike Eardley, Ron Heald 61
40 Trevor Watts , Rob Weston, Peter Maxwell , J Maxwell Too bad to publish

8.00 Colin Roberts x4
8.09
8.16 Rob Platt x4
8.25 Mark Wheeker x2
8.33 Garry Smith x4
8.41 Bri Greenbank x4
8.49 Ian King x4
9.00 Jason Waite x4
9.08 Simon Hemsley x4
9.17 Phil Vokes x4
9.25 Dave Blood x4
9.34 Pete Short x2 Simon Cusick x2
9.43 Leigh Smart x4
9.52 Steve Foxcroft x4
10.00 Mick Mahon x4
10.10 Ian Ainsworth x4
10.19 Roger Percival x4
10.28 Paul Browne x4
10.37 Lewis Marland x2 John Hilditch x2
10.45 Pete Freeman x2 Ray Ward x2
10.54 Frank Stapleton x4
11.03 Steve Johnson x4
11.11 Trevor Foster x4
11.20 Steve Lamont x4
11.28 Martin Cullen x4
11.36 Pete Cotton x2 Mark Jones x2
11.44 Dave McCallum x4
11.52 Nic Hercules x2 Richard Blackwell x2
12.00
12.09 Steve Aspinall x4
12.18 Paul Wrigley x4
12.27 Jody Kerner x4
12.36 Graham Bates x4
12.44 Brian Hopkins x4
12.52 Tom Butler x2 Matt Cheffins x2
1.00 Lee Tilley x4

Mere still on

Course update 7.55am
The Mere event is still on. The green keeper is keen to get us out as he says the greens drain well and the the rain is due to ease/stop.

Many thanks Tim