Knockout Entries

Thursday, June 26, 2025

League v China Fleet and Holman and the Carmen Payne that wasn't!

Cape v China Fleet

Our home match against China Fleet was played today (Thursday 26th).

I had woken early morning to see thick fog out of my bedroom window!!! Much to my great relief it was gone by about 6 and we played our match in lovely sunshine a a good breeze.


Cape Looking lovely!

We are beginning to get the hang of playing the course this way round, and I think it helps in matches to get the physically tough holes out of the way early on!


We had sunshine and a scattering of clouds.

Our visitors found the speed of the greens their main difficulty and we all won our matches so we won 7-0. 

A fantastic score! Well played everyone!

The food was superb too, many thanks to Ali, Ian and the team - the lady I played against said it was the best match meal she had ever had! 

Our team were Hils, Sue, Fran, Frieda, Lyn, Lindsay and myself.  Thanks too for International Rescue in the form of Sue S who hurried a trolley and battery over for us!

Well done all!

Holman Trophy

This was played on Wednesday at Tehidy - a 32 hole competition which our Lady Captain came 4th in...

Well played! 

2nd, 3rd 4th and 5th were all decided on Countback as they all had 69 points!!! Hard luck Hils but well played., a great score.

Stableford not Carmen Payne!

The previous Saturday we were due to play the Carmen Payne but because of poor weather we changed it to a Stableford because some folk couldn't play with a delayed start due to thunder and lightning!

After the storm!


However eight ladies were able to play with Chris D recording a winning score of 35; with Lindsay in second also with 35 and Liz in third with 34. 

Well played everyone!



Monday, June 16, 2025

More mizzle and the Aussie Spoons

 No-show Thursday and the Aussie Spoons.

Thursday 12th was grey and damp and though several met up, it was just for coffee in the end!

Aussie Spoons


Saturday 14th was a beautiful day for  the Aussie spoons, 6 teams entered. This is a foursomes stableford. 

Unfortunately I still hadn't remembered how to swing a club but others did and came in with excellent scores.



In third place with 36 points were Lyn and Sue, in second were Fran and Hilary with 37  (including birdies on 9 and 17!) but our winners with a fabulous 39 points were Liz and Frieda!

Well played both!

Conditions were certainly lovely and the course looking really good.

Sunday Medal and League v St Mellion.

Sunday 8th June

Hils parring the 6th!
                                                                                                              Saturday turned out damp and miserable so the weekend competition was held on the Sunday instead.

Great idea ladies!







There were some super scores in, notably Fran who had a nett 61!! This exceptional score saw Fran's handicap cut from 28.6 to 26.9! Super stuff!

Fran won by 6 shots over Lyn who had a nett 67  and Fi with a nett 71

Well played everyone!


League v St Mellion





The next day we headed for St Mellion for our away match there. 

We had been told that probably no buggies would be available for Claire as they were all booked out...but when we arrived there were many!! Very frustrating especially for Claire who had taken time off work to play.

 Lindsay had come in Claire's place and had her own adventures with her trolley breaking down after 9 holes!



We had also been expecting play to be slow but there were no holdups on the course and we got round in decent time.  


Unfortunately I seemed to have forgotten how to play golf and mostly we struggled as a team but two of our ladies won their matches - well played!

We lost the match 5 - 2.

We enjoyed a lovely meal afterwards and had uneventful journeys home. 

Well done team; Hils, Fi, Sue, Fran, Frieda, Lindsay and myself - a great effort.

Thursday, June 5, 2025

League v Carlyon Bay

 League v Carlyon Bay

Thursday 5th June saw Carlyon Bay venture to our doors. The weather was overcast and a bit of a breeze. All the Carlyon Bay ladies had to give us shots, and they were good players. 


The result was a win to Cape, 5 games to 2.

Well played everyone, we all found the matches a challenge. The course had the extra challenge of the broken down Mower on the 10th, but the greenkeeping staff had done a good job of getting the course ready including marking some of the bunkers GUR.

The team today was Hils, Fi, Fran, Lyn, Sue, Frieda and me. 

Many thanks everyone - well done!


The Flag competition that we were due to play last Saturday was abandoned because of fog! 

It did clear up later but not in time for the resumption of the competition...so maybe it will be played on another day!

Friday, May 30, 2025

League v St Mellion

Home match

Our first home match (against St Mellion) was called off in the end due to fog. Their team all arrived but after waiting some time for a break in the fog it was decided safest to make another date. 

It was disappointing after all the fine weather we have had... but fingers crossed for our next match. 

Thanks to Hils  and Lyn for standing in for me.

Sunday, May 25, 2025

Wheeler Bowl

 Wheeler Bowl

Saturday 24th May saw 7 pairs compete for the Wheeler Bowl. In days gone by this was a Foursomes Medal but is now a far more forgiving pairs stableford aggregate played off 95%.

It was grey and damp with a wind that strengthened and we were all a bit tired by the end!


So most of us struggled to post a good score, however in third place were Sam and Liz with 66 points; in second were Fi and Ros with a creditable 71 points and the winners, with a fabulous 78 points, were Fran and Lyn!


Well played both, a super score!




Friday, May 23, 2025

League match v Carlyon Bay

 Thursday 22nd May

Thursday saw seven of us venture up to Carlyon Bay for our second league match of the year. 



The weather was absolutely glorious, we thought it might be a bit hot on the course but the lovely breeze kept us cool.

The course is in fabulous condition and the greens were very fast. Apparently the greens had improved over the last couple of days as they have had a bit of leather-jacket trouble. 


The course was busy so we waited fairly often although that's not so bad when we had weather like this!
We all found playing the back 9 a challenge, it was into the wind as well as long and uphill, but everyone seems to have enjoyed the day.


We lost the match 6-1 which sounds like a bit of a walkover but that was far from the truth!

Five of our matches were decided on the 18th! That must be some sort of record for us! And four ladies had to play below handicap so I was immensely proud of how everyone played. The Carlyon Bay ladies were very welcoming and good company to play alongside. The food was also very good and plentiful!

The team were Fi, Fran, Lindsay, Lyn, Ros, Sue and myself. 

Well done all...our first home match is next Thursday against St Mellion.