Saturday 1st August - Stableford 

1st Division 

1st - Andrew Healey 43 Points 
2nd - Simon Gray 38 Points 
3rd - Tom Barnes 35 Points 

2nd Division 

1st - J Duncombe 38 Points 
2nd - Dave Edwards 38 Points After Countback 
3rd - Jason Rigg 38 Points 

Sunday 2nd August - Bogey Competition 

1st Division 

1st - Terry Earl +4 
2nd - Adam Box +2 
3rd - Steve Hewitt +2 

2nd Division 

1st - Gary Smith +6 
2nd - Anthony Southern +4 
3rd - John Lever +1 Countback 

Tuesday Seniors Medal 

1st - Mahalingham Samy Nett 68 
2nd - David Marlow Nett 69 
3rd - Richard Godden Nett 69 

Tuesday Night Comp 

1st - David Armstrong Nett 30 
2nd - Pete Savory Nett 34 Countback 
3rd - Mark Hodges Nett 34 Countback


 

It has been a busy couple of weeks in the Oulton Hall Pro Shop. We have taken delivery of new stock from the following brands: FootJoy, Ladies Rohnisch and Nike. So why not pop in this weekend and take a look? 

We still have some  SALE items remaining in store including the: Galvin Green (Mark design) polo shirts, adidas polo shirts and Nike garments. 

 

Who'd like to see more matchplay? 

How refreshing it was to see some matchplay golf on the box this weekend. The Paul Lawrie event in Aberdeen may not have attracted the strongest field, but it was great to see this form of the game make a return to our screens. 

Strokeplay golf can get a little tiresome and we're sure many of you relish a bit of matchplay now and again, especially if you're struggling in the medals. Matchplay requires an entirely different mind-set; you're required to react to your opponent's successes and failures. You may have seen players at the weekend miss the odd short putt or two and there can be a good few mind games going on. 

It makes us think of that classic matchplay situation:

Concede short putts early in the round, and stop conceding them later on at a more critical juncture

Inconsistent putters may struggle with this and give you an important edge. So, if you've got a matchplay tie coming up, then make sure you put the time in on the putting green and don't be caught out by this old trick. If your putting isn't up to scratch why not get in touch to book a putting lesson? Well done to Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnat, who managed to hold his nerve, holing out from four feet for victory.