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Tynemouth Golf Club - Clubhouse in Winter

The 'TOGS' - Winter League
(Tynemouth Old Gits Society)

* = handicap reduction (0.1 - 0.4) //  **  = handicap increase (0.1)

Reductions:   Hcp 0-5 = 0.1 / 6-11 = 0.2 / 12-18 = 0.3 / 19+ = 0.4
Increase: 0.1

Week 8 - 21st November
Just about got away with it

The scores below are provisional and subject to a ruling.

Winner - Tony Sarginson* (13.3 / 11.5) = 40 points

Best front nine....?
Best back nine...?

37 points:   Alan Ross* (9.6 / 9.0)
36 points:   Duncan McCree* (9.0 / 8.6) / Larry Page* (14.7 / 14.1)
33 points:   Eddy Stothert / Bob Whitehead
32 points:   Steve Todd
30 points:   Graham Marsh  / David Bavaird / John Grant

Average score = 34 points

Week 7 - 14th November

Due to heavy overnight rain the course was closed

Week 6 - 7th November
Another beautiful day

Winner - Eddy Stothert* (6.2 / 5.4) = 38 points

Best front nine - Bill Fletcher = 19 points
Best back nine - Eddy Stothert = 22 points

34 points:   Dave Rowntree
33 points:   Duncan McCree
32 points:   Graham Marsh / Larry Page / Steve Todd
31 points:   Alan Ross
30 points:   Willy Smith
29 points:    Le Frenchman** (9.4 / 9.5) Bill Fletcher** (17.4 / 17.5)
28 points:   David Bavaird / John Grant
25 points:   Doug Walker

Average score = 31 points

Week 5 - 31st October
Beautiful day

Winner - Tony Sarginson* (14.8 / 13.3) = 39 points

Best front nine - Bill Fletcher = 19 points
Best back nine - Tony Sarginson = 22 points

37 points:   Steve Todd* (21.5 / 20.3) / Bill Fletcher* (18.6 / 17.4)
35 points:   Dave Rowntree* (12.1 / 11.8)
34 points:   Eddy Stothert / Larry Page / Bob Whitehead / Willy Smith
33 points:   Graham Marsh
31 points:   David Bavaird
26 points:   Doug Walker** (22.9 / 23)

Average score = 34 points

Week 4 - 24th October
Started Dreecht - finished in rain

Winner - Eddy Stothert* (6.8 / 6.2) = 37 points

Best front nine - Alan Ross = 18 points
Best back nine - Eddy Stothert & David Bavaird = 20 points

35 points:   Alan Ross* (9.8 / 9.6)
34 points:   Bob  Whitehead
33 points:   Dave Rowntree
31 points:   Graham Marsh / Willy Smith / Tony Sarginson
29 points:   Duncan McCree** (9.1 / 9) / David Bavaird
27 points:   Larry Page** (14.6 / 14.7) / Le Frenchman** (9.3 / 9.4)

Average score = 33 points

Week 3 - 17th October
Good but damp.

Winner - Willy Smith* (9.9 / 8.1) = 43 points

Best front nine - Willy Smith = 23 points
Best back nine - Alan Ross = 23 points

41 points:   Le Frenchman* (10.7 / 9.3)
40 points:   Alan Ross* (11 / 9.8)
39 points:   Bob Whitehead* (6.1 / 5.1) / Eddy Stothert* (7.8 / 6.8)
37 points:   Graham Marsh* (11.4 / 10.5)
35 points:   Tony Sarginson* (15.1 / 14.8) / Larry Page* (14.9 / 14.6)
33 points:   Duncan McCree
30 points:   Steve Todd
26 points:   David Bavaird
22 points:   Doug Walker** (22.8 / 22.9)

Average score = 35 points

Week 2 - 10th October
As good as it gets in winter

Winner - Larry Page* (18.5 / 14.9) = 43 points

Best front nine - Alan Ross = 22 points
Best back nine - Larry Page = 25 points

42 points:   Le Frenchman* (13.1 / 10.7)
40 points:   Bill Fletcher* (21 / 18.6)
38 points:   Dave Rowntree* (13.3 / 12.1)
37 points:   Eddy Stothert* (8.4 / 7.8) / Alan Ross* (11.9 / 11) / Duncan McCree* (9.5 / 8.9)
35 points:   Tony Sarginson* (15.4 / 15.1) / Doug Walker* (23.2 / 22.8)
34 points:   Bob Whitehead
31 points:   Dave Archbold
30 points:   Steve Todd

Average score = 37 points

Week 1 - 3rd October 2009
Blowing a hooley

Not played

For some reason the six players who turned up today assumed that they did not have a quorum.   They are wrong.

All players could have recorded their scores as normal and it would have counted towards the TOGS league table.   We agreed this way back in 2005.   If any TOGS are reading this I suggest they scroll down to the bottom of the TOGS (Current) page where The Rules and Changes as per AGM's are recorded for all to see.   The book never lies.

See the last sentence of the second last paragraph...