Latest Results

Wednesday 11^th August – The Betty Black Cup

Throughout the day heavy rain suggested this competition might be postponed but a late afternoon improvement in the weather enabled a field of 16 to play. Scoring was decent and Gavin Mainds returned a fine scratch 68 to pip David Morrison on a countback on the net scores

1st Gavin Mainds (7) – 61 and lowest gross

2nd David Morrison (9) – 61

3rd Cameron Bruce (29) – 62

4th Graeme Crichton (11) – 64

Stan Rainey scored the only 2 of the day at the 2nd.

Sunday 8^th August – The Lifeboat

Despite a torrential morning downpour that drove some of the earlier starters off the course, 20 brave souls endured the elements to play in “The Lifeboat”, our final open Stableford of the summer. Scoring was remarkably good considering the conditions, with 14 cards returned on 30 points or more. Cameron Bruce topped the lot however with 43 points to ease home 4 points ahead of his nearest challenger.

1st Cameron Bruce (31) – 43 points

2nd Douglas Graham (15) – 39 acb

3rd Fraser McKenzie (15) – 39

4th Ronnie Mann (14) – 36

Douglas Graham and Jamie Macpherson each bagged 2s at the 4th while John Rankin did likewise at the 7th.

Saturday 31^st July – The WBGC Ladies Open

37 played and enjoyed a fine days golf with only the very early starters experiencing light rain showers. They soon dried out and as with the gents and the juniors in their opens, the ladies returned some very impressive scoring with WBGC member Gillian Lockhart prevailing with a fine score of 40 points.

1st Gillian Lockhart (15) – 40

2nd Elizabeth Paterson (26) – 38

3rd Elizabeth Rankin (29) – 37

4th June Richardson (36) – 35

Additionally there were a host of sponsored hole prizes and here is the  list of the winners.

Organiser Lesley Wood, in welcoming competitors to the prize-giving, was fulsome in her praise of the course and thanked all who had assisted in the running of the day. Here’s an extract of what she had to say, ” . .  First of all a huge thank you to everyone who generously donated hole  prizes and raffle prizes. I’m sure you will agree that we have a fantastic array of wonderful prizes so thanks to everyone for their support. Thank you to our secret sponsor who supports us year after year. Thank you also to Doreen Mainds for kindly donating her delicious tablet to sustain us on the course and for prize winners. And for the lemon drizzle cake!!

I’m sure that you will agree, and many have commented, that the course is in fantastic condition especially given the unusually very challenging conditions of lack of rain. This is down to the exceptionally hard work and skill of our greenkeeper, Stuart, ably assisted by Jack Simmons.

We very much appreciate the work and support of John, Nancy and Jenni behind the bar who have worked so hard all day keeping us fed and suitably hydrated and have helped in so many other ways. Nothing is ever too much trouble so thank you all very much.

Thank you to Brian Adair and Nicol Auld for the prosecco which was much enjoyed!!

Thank you to David who painted, and he is very good at that, the markers for  the course, which were kindly laid out by Lynda and Fraser. My husband, Howard for growing enough plants to decorate the clubhouse and thank you to the Shiskine Ladies for bringing in the prize boards.

A huge thank you to all the ladies in the ladies section, especially Lynda, Doreen, Flora Jean and Tricia. Today was a team effort with everybody chipping in , if you excuse the pun. However a special thanks goes to Jenni, who is not able to play at the moment, but who manned the starters box from early on and ensured players received a very warm welcome.

Finally thank you all for participating and buying raffle tickets, without you this event couldn’t happen and we are so fortunate to have such generous and loyal country members and friends who support us so generously every year. . . “

Sunday 1st August – Nestor’s Jug

40 Played in the 2021 edition of Nestor’s Jug played this year from the yellow tees. Scoring was good with the top 4 players scoring 40 points or more. The winner was Scott Adair whose 5 birdie round netted him 42 points, the last 2 birdies on 17 and 18 proving crucial.

1st Scott Adair (4) – 42 acb

2nd John Rankin (7) – 42

3rd Markus Kroner (5) – 40 acb

4th Ronnie Mann (14) – 40

A total of twelve 2s were recorded – Scott Adair, Doreen Mainds, Craig Simpson and Jamie Stewart at the 4^th, Alan Foggo at the 9^th, Scott Adair, Alan Foggo and Gus Macleod at the 11^th, Markus Kroner at the 14^th, Scott Adair and Andy Martin at the 17^th and Jamie Macpherson at the 18th.