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Ansty Golf Centre Saturday March 28th |
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The weather,
however, was highly changeable—shifting between bursts of sunshine,
strong winds, and even sleet, all set against temperatures lingering
in the high single digits. The golf mirrored the conditions, with
scoring proving tough and no one managing to break par. The long
winter break no doubt played its part, but despite the challenge, it
was a thoroughly enjoyable day for all. Only seven golfers managed to break 30, with
three players, Jamie Agnew, Kirk Taylor, and Pete Barry, finishing
on that mark. Their cards featured a sprinkling of single-point
holes along with a couple of blobs. One shot better on 31 points were Jack, Steve
Whiston, and Mark Beswick, whose rounds were lifted by the
occasional three- and four-point holes. However, the clear winner by four shots was
Martin Shaw. His round was built on consistency, with just one blob
and six pars, making for a strong and steady start to the season. |
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return to an old favorite, and we were not disappointed. The course
was in excellent condition, with superb greens and immaculate
fairways throughout. The refurbished clubhouse, along with a number
of planned improvements, has clearly elevated the overall quality
well beyond what it once was.