The sun decided to come out just as we arrived at Elie GC for our match against the British Senior Men’s Society.
Welcome drinks were enjoyed by all as we met some new as well as some well kent faces from the past. Everyone was in good spirits as the rivalry started with some negotiations over handicaps due to a couple of last minute adjustments. An excellent lunch was had by all.
Anne R, Captain for the day was on a mission to change our record for this year! (Anne was still reeling from our 6/0 defeat in 2019!)
As always, the course was in fantastic condition and the views across the Forth forever stunning. The weather was good if a bit breezy towards the end of the matches and all matches were played in very good spirit.
As the results came in I could not contain my delight as it came down to the last match. Kate and I played 1st match and were 3 down at the turn. We managed to close the gap and surprisingly, halved the match on 18th due to a fabulous putt by Kate.
Ann & Pam and Lesley & Norma had very close matches taking their games to the 17th and 18th.
Caroline & Kate and Mairi & Julie won their matches soundly, with the men complimenting them on being demon putters!
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Anne Blundell played her match against John & Nigel on her own and ended up halving her match on 18th.
Not only had we won some matches, we halved the overall team match – a superb result!
The day was finished off with tea and scones in the clubhouse.
Our appreciation and thanks to Andrew Gray and the British Senior Men’s Society for their hosting and planning of a very enjoyable day.
Thanks also to Elie Golf Club and their caterers.
Match results –
Kate Rorke & Anne Rorrison halved v Keith Macintosh & Mike Wheeler
Ann Sewell & Pam Williamson lost 2/1 v Alastair Brown & Graham Duncan
Lesley Johnston & Norma Richmond lost at 18 v Walter Alexander & Roddy McDonald
Caroline Johnston & Kate Johnston won 2/1 v Andrew Gray & Richard Muckart
Mairi Pollock & Julie Baird won 4/2 v Tony Fasson & Alan Mackie
Anne Blundell halved v John Duncan & Nigel Watt