Local knowledge was used to good effect by Alistair Tait in the first of the season’s ETIQUS sponsored AGW ‘meetings’ at Woburn last week.
Playing the Marquess Course on a media day kindly arranged by IMG and Ricoh – to help promote the Ricoh Women’s British Open in July – Alistair came in with 32 points to beat second-placed Peter Dixon by an emphatic seven points.
For his efforts, Alistair picked up the Ron Moseley Memorial Trophy on a day made particularly difficult by persistent rain on a long and tough course.
Scores:
Alistair Tait, 32pts.
Peter Dixon, 25pts
Kevin Garside, 24pts
Colin Callendar, 24pts
Jock Howard, 24pts
David Facey, 23pts
Derek Lawrenson, 23pts
Iain Carter, 23pts
Andy Farrell, 19pts
Patricia Davies, 18pts
Next Event – Presidents Putter, Dundonald, Scotland. (April 25th, 2016)
The second event on the 2016 ETIQUS – AGW Golfer of the Year is the Presidents Putter to be played next Monday 25th April, 2016 at the Dundonald course, near Troon in Scotland.
This is the first event on the AGWs ‘2016 Scottish Swing’.
However bookings are closed given the big interest to play in this event. But should you wish to play email:- email hidden; JavaScript is required as you will be put on a reserve list in case there is any cancellations.
(All details of the Dundonald arrangements will be emailed shortly to those competing)
R & A Salver – Royal Troon, Scotland (April 26th, 2016)
The third event on this year’s 2016 ETIQUS – AGW Golfer of the Year is the R & A Salver to be conducted on Tuesday 26th April, 2016 at Royal Troon.
This will be the second of two events on the AGWs ‘2016 Scottish Swing’.
It is being run concurrent with the R & A Media Day and should you wish to play please contact Mary Flanagan ASAP at the R & A to see if spots are still available. Mary’s email address is:-email hidden; JavaScript is required
Note –
As indicated in earlier emails those contesting the 2016 ETIQUS – AGW Golfer Of The Year events will have their best four scores (should you play all five AGW events) count toward the coveted prize of a stunning ETIQUS wrist watch.
Good golfing.
Peter Dixon,
AGW Golf Captain.
