Saturday 14th July

PERIVALE

JULY MEDAL & Matchplay round 1

GEOFF WINS JULY MEDAL Mike beats Tony in Play-off for Matchplay. Steve and Alan go through   Geoff gets a lesson from the Master

With two of the qualifying matches going down to the wire, two record attempts faltering on the home stretch and three players within a stroke of winning the July medal, Saturday produced excitement worthy of the last day of the Ryder Cup. Geoff took the medal,but went home bemoaning what might have been. Three pars and a gross score of thirty with two holes to go and the record was on. A chip on to the green on the eigth, missed the green completely and resulted in a triple bogie. Bogie on nine and the score was 42 with a net 32 for the medal. Mike had a poor start to the round with two double bogies, but three pars in a row and a birdie on seven put him in contention. A missed put on eight left him with birdie for the record. His fifteen foot attempt hopped out of the hole and left him with a tricky shot back which he missed. 41, net 33 turned him into this week's nearly man. Alan played a steady round with three doubles and three parsto score 43 and tie Mike for second with net 33. However, he managed to come from behind and beat Dave to win through to the semis in the matchplay. Steve got off to a good start, but faltered towards the end. There was some confusion about his handicap, but even after an adjustment was made, he managed to better Con on the last to book his place in the semis. Tony put up a spirited display, knocking in some sensational puts to force Mike into a play off. Mike needed to equal his personal best and the par the tenth in order to win through. The Bruvs could meet in the final, if they win their semis, however Mike and Steve look like providing some stiff opposition.

MONTHLY MEDAL

NET SCORES

	GEOFF	MIKE	ALAN	STEVE	CON	DAVE	TONY
1	4	5	4	4	5	4	3*
2	6*	9	8	7	7*	7	6
3	9*	12*	11*	10	11	11	12
4	13	15*	16	14	17	16	15
5	15*	17*	19	17	20	20	18
6	19	22	23	21	24	24	24
7	22*	24**	26*	26	28	29	29
8	27	28	28*	31	31*	32	32
9	32	33	33	36	37	37	36

STABLEFORD SCORES

	Mike	Tony	Match	Steve	Con	Match	Dave	Alan	Match	Geoff
1	1	3	T+1	2	1	S+1	2	2	LEVEL	2
2	1	2	T+2	2	3	LEVEL	2	1	D+1	3
3	3	0	T+1	3	2	S+1	2	2	D+1	3
4	3	3	T+1	2	0	S+2	1	1	D+1	2
5	3	2	LEVEL	2	2	S+2	1	2	LEVEL	3
6	1	0	M+1	2	2	S+2	2	2	LEVEL	2
7	4	0	M+2	1	2	S+1	1	3	ALAN +1	3
8	1	2	M+1	0	2	LEVEL	2	3	ALAN +2	0
9	2	3	LEVEL	2	1	S+1	2	2	AL 2 &1	2

NEXT ROUND 18 HOLES

to be played over two Saturdays

MIKE v GEOFF (6 ,8, 17)

ALAN v STEVE ( 6, 9,15,18 )

 HANDICAPS

Mike is the man to beat!

FRIDAY FRIENDLY

13/7/01 SUNBURY

ALAN 37 pts MIKE 37 pts GEOFF24pts

SPRING STABLEFORD

Geoff moves up

MIKE	21	20	19	19	17	96
GEOFF	21	20	19	16	16	92
ALAN	19	19	18	18	16	90
DAVE	17	17	17	17	15	83
TONY	19	16	15	15	13	78
STEVE	16	16	15	14	13	74
CON	16	15	14	14	14	73

LOW SCORE

MIKE'S THREE BIRDIES PUT HIM IN THE DRIVING SEAT

Alan has the 6th but needs three more

	MIKE	ALAN	DAVE	CON	GEOFF	STEVE	TONY
1	3**	4*	4*	5	4*	5	4*
2	3*	3*	3*	3*	3*	4	3*
3	4*	3**	5	3**	4*	4*	6
4	4*	5	4*	4*	5	5	4*
5	3*	4	3*	4	3*	3*	4
6	5	4*	5	5	5	5	7
7	3**	4*	5	4*	4	5	5
8	2**	3*	3*	3*	3*	3*	3*
9	6	6	6	6	6	7	6
	33	36	37	37	37	41	42

SEASONS: The three seasons for purposes of Stableford and Low-score contests are Winter, Spring, Summer. These seasons are sometimes refered to as Autumn, Winter and Summer.

Seasons begin as follows: First Saturday after New Year's day, first Saturday after Easter, first Saturday in September.

The seasons finish as follows: Last Saturday before Easter, last Saturday in July, last Saturday before Christmas. Seasons can be extended if a member puts in a request within two weeks of the season's end and it is supported by more than half of the membership.

MATCH PLAY: Handicaps for each round are set on the weekend before the round officially starts. The draw is as follows: Lowest handicap plays highest handicap, second lowest plays second highest etc.

The first round is over nine holes, byes are earned in a special stableford competition.

The second round is over 18 holes and can be played over two Saturdays.

The final and runner-up competition is played over 18 holes on one Saturday.

LOW SCORE CONTEST: The winners is the first person to par all nine holes. If no-one pars all nine, then the person with the lowest score wins.

HANDICAPS: The 18 hole handicaps are for Perivale. For Sunbury add 2. For other courses add 4.

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