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SENIORS GOLF
Furthermore, club matches were to be played over 18 holes starting at 1.00pm and teams to be made up of 12 persons only. In response to a request from the Juniors in 1987 the Seniors presented them
with a Juniors Open Cup for the best long Ashton nett score in this competition. In 1992 the Seniors Section has about 150 members, 23% of Club
membership. With the age of the population rising this figure will grow, and the needs of this portion of the membership should also be taken into account in planning for the future. For better or worse the Seniors by their long service made Long Ashton the Club it is today. With luck, you too may be a Senior one day.
SENIORS TROPHIES AND COMPETITIONS
HOLLEY TROPHY (Presented by Laurie Holley in 1975) Teams of 3 in Better Ball Medal over 14 holes, best Nett score on each hole to count. Draw for partners on high-medium-low handicap basis.
WALTER KING CUP (Presented by Walter King in 1964) An Open Competition over 18 holes Medal and Stableford for players aged 65 years and over. Prizes - Best Gross 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Best net 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Best Stableford 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
CAPTAIN’S DAY (Format decided by Seniors’ Captain) 1992 Format - Individual Medal and Stableford over 18 holes. Optional Stableford over 14 holes for over 7O’s.
MANLEY JAMES TROPHY (Presented by Brigadier General Manley James in 1976) A 14 hole Greensome Stableford. Draw for partners.
PRO’S CHALLENGE Match Play over 14 holes against the Professional’s Card.
MORAN CUP (Presented by B Moran in 1964) 4 Ball Better Stableford over 14 holes. Draw for partners.
BENNETT CUP (OPEN) (Presented by Joe Bennett (President in 1963)) 18 hole Medal and Stableford for over 60’s. Prizes - Best Gross 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Best Nett 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Best Stableford 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Best Over 70 years, Stableford 1st and 2nd, Best Nett Score by L.A. Member.
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