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TROPHIES AND COMPETITIONS


MATCH CUP: Presented in 1929 Singles Knockout Match Play Competition.


PICKERING CUP: Presented by Mrs Pickering in 1945 18 hole Par Competition.


ROSE BOWL: Presented in 1919 18 hole stroke play qualifying competition. Te 8 best Nett Scores qualify for a Singles Knockout Match Play Competition.


DOYLE ALLIANCE TROPHY: Presented by Mrs M. Doyle in 1992 Awarded to the player who has scored the greatest number of points in Bristol & District Alliance Matches.


LADIES’ CENTENARY SALVER: Presented by Mrs A. Everett in 1992 18 hole Stroke Play Competition, to be played for annually, from 1993 onwards.


FOURSOMES TROPHIES SILVER JUBILEE SALVER: Presented by A.E. Pugsley Esq. Greensome Stableford Competition.


WINTER FOURSOMES TROPHIES: Presented by Mrs P. Box in 1958 Match Play Knockout Foursomes Competition. Te combined handicaps must not be lower than 24, and the same two ladies may not play together for more than two years in succession. Tere is a “Plate Competition” for 1st round losers.


MIXED FOURSOMES TROPHIES EASTER MIXED FOURSOMES A mixed Greensome Stableford played on Easter Monday. Players enter with a partner, and there is a draw for playing partners.


ROGER PETERS TROPHIES: Presented by Mrs R. Peters in 1979 A Mixed Greensome Stableford, played on Spring Bank Holiday Monday. Players arrange their own partners and playing partners.


MY FAIR LADY TROPHIES: Presented by the cast of My Fair Lady A Mixed Foursomes Stableford, played on August Bank Holiday Monday. Tere is a draw for partners and playing partners.


CLUB MIXED FOURSOMES: Presented in 1946 18 hole Knockout Match Play Competition off handicap. Winners 2 years in succession, are required to change partners the following year.


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