The conditions were generally favourable for the Jenkins of Pembroke Easter Cup which was contested over the holiday weekend. Those who chose to play one of their two rounds on the Saturday, when the wind was extremely testing, gave themselves the most to do. One of those was Dean Rawlins who was well placed after a 37-point haul on the Friday, to which he added a useful 31 on the Saturday, setting a target of 68 over the 36 holes.
Amongst the later starters was Alan Jones who scored a handy 32 on the Sunday before making a run for victory with an excellent 37 on the Monday to finish with 69, leaving Dean as runner-up. Garfield Price followed an opening 35 with 30 in his second round, and was third with 65.
Mel Beeley, Ivan Kirk and Garfield Price scored short hole birdies, but the best two of the weekend was by Brian Norman who made eagle at the 14th.
Trefloyne's Dyfed League team open the season tomorrow (Saturday) with a visit to Cardigan. The May monthly medal will be held on Sunday, May 4, and while on the subject of medals, a midweek medal has been introduced to the calendar. The first of these, which are scheduled monthly during the summer, is on Tuesday, May 13.
Trefloyne Seniors enjoyed their first win of the season, beating Haverfordwest Seniors 8.5-2.5 in an 11-pair match at home on Thursday, April 17. This represented a change of fortune for 'Captain Kirk' who, having changed the top pairings after a couple of defeats, was rewarded by winning the opener, partnered by Chic Brown.
Mike Evans won the Tuesday stableford on April 22 with 39 points. Brian Norman was second with 36 and Steve Wedlake third with 35. There was no midweek game on April 24.
Treflyne Juniors played an 18-hole stableford on Easter Sunday. Ben Price, a new junior member who also plays at the Vale of Glamorgan, won the Egg with a fine score of 38 points. David Warren was second with 32.
Those playing in the first round of the Laidler and Wesley House singles are reminded that matches must be completed by Tuesday, May 13.