Page 62 • The HERALD • 24th August 2023 v SEND ALL YOUR NEWS TO THE HERALD v • Latest 4-Wheel ComputerisedWheel Alignment • FREE Wheel Alignment Check with Service • FREE Local Collection & Delivery BOOK ONLINE H Clutches H Diagnostics H Air Conditioning H 4 Wheel Alignment H H Cambelts H Service to Manufacturers Specification on all makes and models H BADMINSTON GARAGE HYTHE PHONE: 023 8001 9090 • EMAIL: mhbgarage100@gmail.com Web: badminstonsgroup.co.uk/hythe • F badminstonsofhythe 50 SHORE ROAD, HYTHE SO45 6GJ MOT & SERVICE CENTRE for Cars, Motorcycles, Vans and Motorhomes BLACKFIELD GARAGE SERVICES LTD Tel: (023) 8089 3146 MOT’s AND SERVICING, ACCIDENT REPAIRS, INSURANCE AND PRIVATE WORK FREE ESTIMATES EXHAUSTS AND BATTERIES ETC All makes and models of vehicle Courtesy cars available Members of the Retail Motor Industry Federation Blackfield Crossroads, Blackfield Send your local news to The Editor, The Herald, 2 High Street, Hythe SO45 6AH or email: editor@herald-publishing.co.uk SENIORS CAPTAIN’S CHARITY DAY RAISES £800 FOR YOUNG CARERS Over £800 was raised on a dry and sunny day when 50 New Forest Golf Club Seniors turned up for this highly popular and important event in the Seniors Captain’s programme on Tuesday 18th July. e Captain’s choice was a singles stableford competition with a twist. e £2 entry fee bought 1 mulligan which could be used to replace an unsatisfactory tee shot. £5 purchased 3 mulligans. All prizes for the competition and ra e were donated by the members along with several items for auction. John Pocket from the Honeypot Children’s Charity acted as auctioneer encouraging the Seniors to bid high. Seniors Treasurer Ken Scott ran a fun heads or tails game and along with voluntary donations, that truly amazing gure of over £800 was achieved. Scores in the competition were generally higher than normal possibly because of the mulligans, although many competitors did not to use all that they had purchased. Division 1: 1st Phil Walker 44 pts, 2nd Jim Worsley 42 pts, 3rd Malcolm Guy 41 pts (back 9=24, back 6=17), 4th Chris Bennett 41 pts (back 9=24, back 6=16), 5th Ken Scott 41 pts (back 9=21, back 6=16), 6th Steve Duckett 41 pts (back 9=21, back 6=14). Commiserations to Chris Angell also with 41 pts but back 9=20) Division 2: 1st Dave Titchmarsh 41 pts, 2nd Ian Coundon 40 pts, 3rd Ted Groves 39 pts (back 9=23), 4th John Pickering 39 pts (back 9=19), 5th Rob Anderson 38 pts (back 9=23), 6th Colin Bailey 38 pts (back 9=21). Commiserations to John Cockshott 38 pts (back 9=20), Je Hewett 38 pts (back 9=20) and Mike Stevenson 38 pts (back 9-18) Nearest the pin prizes (mulligans did not count!) awarded on: 2nd hole - John Cockshott, 6th - Steve Duckett, 8th - Pete Ayers, 11th - Chris Angell, 13th - Ross Matthews, 14th - Chris Hughes, 16th - Malcolm Guy and 18th in two - Paul Chambers. But it was always all about the charity and the amazing work done to provide young carers aged 5-12 with respite and ongoing support. Honeypot Children’s Charity banners on the 1st tee at New Forest Golf Club SUMMER PLATE ursday 13th July 36 New Forest Golf Club Seniors turned out for this singles strokeplay competition o the white tees. e weather was comfortably warm but cloudy with course conditions good. In Division 2, it was a close run for rst place, John Cockshott clinching it with a highly commendable score of nett 65. In Division 1 meanwhile, Chris Hughes demolished the opposition with a round that featured 8 pars and 3 birdies for a total of nett 63 to claim the Summer Plate. Division 1: 1st Chris Hughes 63 nett, 2nd Alan Clifford 67 nett, 3rd Phil Walker 68 nett Division 2: 1st John Cockshott 65 nett, 2nd Mike Broom 66 nett, 3rd Wayne Niles 67 nett (30 back 9). (Mik Jarmolowicz and Trevor Davies also had 67 nett, but 32 and 33 respectively on the back 9). Chris Hughes with the Summer Plate
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