Saturday, October 11, saw the last four competitions of the year played.
Despite the misty, gloomy weather, for most of the day, there was a good turn-out.
Twenty men's winners played and 10 ladies' winners played. Well done to everyone who played and congratulations to the winners - one being a junior at just 11-years-old.
Results were:
Masters Shield, Division I: Winner - Pat Casement, nett 72 (last nine); runner-up - Elliot Scotcher, nett 72; 3. Harri Jaakola, nett 74.
Ian Lawrence Shield, Division One: Winner - Martin Yates, 34 pts; runner-up Jack Murphy, 33 pts (last nine); 3. Alan Griffiths, 33 pts; Birdie 2s - Samu Jaakola, Rob Evans and Graham Harrison (£11 pro-shop credit each).
All Winners Trophy, Division One: Winner - Fair Ball, nett 74; runner-up - Michelle Richards, 79; 3. Beth McMann, nett 81.
Endeavour Cup, Division One: Winner - Kristalle Blum (jnr), 28 pts; runner-up - Liz Crockford, 16 pts.
No birdie 2s.
Bag draw: Fair Ball and Anna Hubbard (£6 pro-shop credit each).
Dates to note
The ladies' dinner and presentation evening will be on Friday, October 24, at 7.30 pm. A lovely three-course meal will be served at the price of £11, with a choice of food. Please add your name and choice of meal to the list in the ladies' locker room.
There's a competition in the half-term, on Tuesday, October 28, for the juniors, in the form of a ladies', juniors, seniors, matchplay foursomes. Please add your name to the list in the pro-shop.
The Trefloyne annual general meeting will be on Friday, November 7, at 7.30 pm.
Men or Ducks?
Every Tuesday, stalwarts Lee Morgan and Dave Allen play in the Tuesday competition. A little drop of rain would never put these men off playing. But, how about extreme rain and a waterlogged course?
Well, last Tuesday, they answered that, with a very strong no! They were going to play, no matter what. So off they went. Suffice to say, they were the only two players all day.
Christine came out to meet them as they putted on the ninth, assuming they were coming in as the weather was horrendous. But they were having none of it.
"If we stop now, we'll have to go to work," was one of the replies.
So, finish the back nine they did amidst the laughter, which they started and ended with.
No doubt by the end of the 18 holes, Lee and Dave must have grown webbed feet and are probably still drying out as we speak.