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SEA VIEWS A newsletter for the Sea View Golf Club (Inc) Women Volume 17 Issue 6 JULY 2018 Captain Marion Comments The rains keep coming and the wind has a tendency to blow very hard on Tuesday and Thursday. However, there are always some hardy souls to be seen around the course. Fingers crossed the weather will have blown itself out before our major events. The Club Medal #4 which was washed out will be played on 9 August and the Mirla Bancroft Par event will be played on 2 August. The motion to introduce a Capital Levy on members was passed at the Special General Meeting. If you contributed $1000 to the fundraising drive in 2016, or have difficulty paying the levy but wish to continue as a member, please make sure you obtain a Level Reduction Form from the office. This month we will be playing for the Alice Wigmore Cup. Alice Wigmore was a member of Cottesloe Golf Club during the 20’s and when they moved to their present location in Swanbourne in 1931, Alice remained a member at the newly formed Sea View Golf Club and was elected its first Lady President in August 1931. Also being played this month is the Grace Crisp Memorial Bowl. Grace Crisp was Ladies Captain when she collapsed and died on the course. See you around the greens. Marion PENNANT SEASON Congratulations to Royal Fremantle who were the winners of Division 5. Sea View finished 5th but had the distinction of being the only team to have a win against Royal Fremantle. Finishing positions were: Royal Fremantle Nedlands Lake Karrinyup/Mout Lawley Sea View Cottesloe and Joondalup Well done players and caddies, and especially Kerry Strzina for organising the teams and MaryRuth Squire for organising the shirts. 9 Hole ladies The girls who played in the 9 hole Canadian Foursome really enjoyed the different format. There will be another game coming up where we will combine 9 and 18 hole players in another format. You may play on Thursday as well as Tuesday. If playing with 18 hole players make sure you are only one 9 hole player in a group of three. If playing with another 9 hole player/s please put your name at the end of the field. Welcome back Hazel Dickson. Keep those score cards coming in for the 9 hole Eclectic. A few more back 9’s need to be played. Book your table/place for the Finally Friday Christmas in July. A great night out and great value at $25.00 Photo from High Tea Clinic informaon Any other pics HIGH TEA 26 June 2018 Co-ordinator Di Hintz, Bette Rees-Oakes, Pam Dowling and Joan Knowles looking satisfied after setting up. Karen Hodson also helped. Thank you girls the clubhouse looked lovely. High Tea attracted 70 guests who enjoyed sipping from Shelley’s fine bone china. Guest speaker was Mike Rees from Sculpture by the Sea. The social occasions just keep happening. June Finally Friday Spice is Nice saw a wide variety of delicious curries and Indian breads on offer. Those competent with a bat and skilful at cricket were rewarded with someIndian beer. Margot Parkes and Karen Hodson modelling at the High Tea. Mike Rees speaking.
Transcript of SEA VIEWS · 2018-08-06 · SEA VIEWS A newsletter for the Sea View Golf Club (Inc) Women Volume 17...
SEA VIEWS A newsletter for the Sea View Golf Club (Inc) Women Volume 17 Issue 6 JULY 2018
Captain Marion Comments
The rains keep coming and the wind has a tendency to blow very hard on Tuesday and Thursday. However, there are always some hardy souls to be seen around the course. Fingers crossed the weather will have blown itself out before our major events.
The Club Medal #4 which was washed out will be played on 9 August and the Mirla Bancroft Par event will be played on 2 August.
The motion to introduce a Capital Levy on members was passed at the Special General Meeting. If you contributed $1000 to the fundraising drive in 2016, or have difficulty paying the levy but wish to continue as a member, please make sure you obtain a Level Reduction Form from the office.
This month we will be playing for the Alice Wigmore Cup. Alice Wigmore was a member of Cottesloe Golf Club during the 20’s and when they moved to their present location in Swanbourne in 1931, Alice remained a member at the newly formed Sea View Golf Club and was elected its first Lady President in August 1931.
Also being played this month is the Grace Crisp Memorial Bowl. Grace Crisp was Ladies Captain when she collapsed and died on the course.
See you around the greens.
Marion
PENNANT SEASON
Congratulations to Royal Fremantle who were the winners of Division 5. Sea View finished 5th but had the distinction of being the only team to have a win against Royal Fremantle. Finishing positions were:
Royal Fremantle Nedlands
Lake Karrinyup/Mout Lawley Sea View
Cottesloe and Joondalup
Well done players and caddies, and especially Kerry Strzina for organising the teams and MaryRuth Squire for organising the shirts.
9 Hole ladies
The girls who played in the 9 hole Canadian Foursome really enjoyed the different format.
There will be another game coming up where we will combine 9 and 18 hole players in another format.
You may play on Thursday as well as Tuesday. If playing with 18 hole players make sure you are only one 9 hole player in a group of three. If playing with another 9 hole player/s please put your name at the end of the field.
Welcome back Hazel Dickson.
Keep those score cards coming in for the 9 hole Eclectic. A few more back 9’s need to be played.
Book your table/place for the Finally Friday Christmas in July. A great night out and great value at $25.00
Photo from High Tea
Clinic information
Any other pics
HIGH TEA 26 June 2018
Co-ordinator Di Hintz, Bette Rees-Oakes, Pam Dowling and Joan Knowles looking satisfied after setting up. Karen Hodson also helped. Thank you girls the clubhouse looked lovely.
High Tea attracted 70 guests who enjoyed sipping from Shelley’s fine bone china. Guest speaker was Mike Rees from Sculpture by the Sea.
The social occasions just keep happening.
June Finally Friday Spice is Nice saw a wide variety of delicious curries and Indian breads on offer. Those competent with a bat and skilful at cricket were rewarded with someIndian beer.
Margot Parkes and Karen Hodson modelling at the High Tea. Mike Rees speaking.
SEA VIEWS JULY 2018
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COMING UP IN JULY
Tuesday/Thursdsay 10/12th Alice Wigmore Cup
Friday 20th Finally Friday Christmas in July
Thursday 26th Grace Crisp Memorial Bowl
Monday 30th Veteran Women’s Golf Association
Course closed
Be eccentric now. Do not wait for old age to wear purple.
Around the Fairways and
Greens
ON THE GREEN In the event that your ball is in another player's line, it is important to mark your ball's position, and only then remove it (pick it up) from the green. Replace on the exact spot. A second but related concern involves the hole itself. A golfer should avoid stepping within at least a one-foot radius of the hole. On the putting green, you may repair ball marks and old hole plugs, but not any other damage, such as spike marks (Rule 16-1).
Players should not stand on another player’s line of putt or, when he is making a stroke, cast a shadow over his line of putt.
Players should remain on or close to the putting green until all other players in the group have holed out.
IN A BUNKER
If ball is lodged against a rake and moves when removing the rake, play it from where it stops.
Until January 2019, do not remove any bits and pieces from a bunker, as you will be penalised.
Good publicity for Sea View with a photo in GolfWA report on International Women’s Golf Day Maggie Shea scored an amazing “Drain in One” when teeing off the 8th. The ball bounced out of bounds, bobbed down the road and the amazement of the viewers dribble itself into the drain on Pearse Street. Others to achieve outstanding feats but this time with the putter were Bernadette Fee, Sarah Wells, Bette Rees-Oakes and Jane Swan.
Welcome back to Stella Wright who had a wonderful trip, but also had a brief trip to check out the private health system in England. Eleanore Fuchter was playing some very nice golf before she headed off on her Europe/South American trip. Karen Hodson enjoyed the warm weather in England but “relishing” the wind and rain challenge. Sarah Wells enjoying some warmer weather in Karratha while she has cuddles with the grandchildren. Joan Knowles back from her big adventure which took her here there and everywhere in Europe including a detour to see grandchildren in Norway.
JUNE WINNERS
7th 9 hole 4BBB
Cheryl Gregory, Kerry Strzina 19
12th Jane Swan 32
Bernadette Fee (9 holes) 16
14th Bernadette Fee 22
19th Canadian Foursome
Bev Jackson Hooper, Bernadette Fee 45.125
Judy McNeill, Cheryl Gregory 48.25
21st Club Medal #5
Cheryl Gregory 69
28th Jubilee Foursome
Bernadette Fee , Karen Hodson 40
Congratulations to Chery Gregory on a great round of 69 for Club Medal #5. Barbara Foulsham, Jane Swan and Cheryl Gregory all scored 37 and winner was decided by a competitive countback.
Adrian Hintz
NOTE CHANGE OF DATE
Club Medal #4
9 August 2018.
TWO’s BOARD
Eight people have now had 2’s this year, and three have had two 2’s.
Plenty of time to join them.
CLINICS—
7 WEEKS FOR $129
Tuesday 24 July Friday 27 July Beginner 9.30-10.30 Advanced 10.30-11.30
Wednesday Chase the Ace. Buy a drink and be in the Chase for the Jackpot while watching the beautiful winter sunsets.
If you know anyone who would like to give golf a go and receive three months free membership on com-pletion of the clinics, please let them know of the offer and the dates above.
