The 2020/21 Winter League comes to a conclusion.
Congratulations to Robert and Jim Wallace who take the prestigious trophy with an uncatchable 247 point total.
Also congratulations to Joe McSorley who had the highest individual total with 127 points.
| Team Scores | Team Total Summary | Individual Scores | All Team Scores | ||
November |
Saturday 7th Sunday 8th |
Saturday 14th Sunday 15th |
Saturday 21st Sunday 22nd |
Saturday 28th Sunday 29th |
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December |
Saturday 5th Sunday 6th |
Saturday 12th Sunday 13th (Rain Stopped Play) |
Saturday 19th Sunday 20th |
26/12 - Snow 27/12 - Ice |
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January |
2/1 - Ice and Snow 3/1 - Snow and Ice |
9/1 - Snowy Ice 10/1 - Icy Snow |
16/1 - Flood Sunday 17th |
Saturday 23rd Sunday 24th |
Saturday 30th Sunday 31st |
February |
Saturday 6th Sunday 07th |
13/2 - Flood 14/2 - Deluge |
Saturday 20th Sunday 21st |
Saturday 27th Sunday 28th |
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March |
Saturday 3rd Sunday 04th |
Saturday 13th Sunday 14th |
Saturday 20th Sunday 21st |
Competitions
The Winter League competition is not official, and won't affect your Handicap Index. This means there is no competition entry or score recording online.
There is no weekly sweep or twos prize.
To enter this winter competition you must apply as team of two to the match committee. The best 5 scores over the winter from each of the two players is totalled and the highest score will win.
Weekly competition card entry consists of putting a card in the match room letterbox which is clearly marked with each player in a particular column - It is requested that you try and enter one card per time slot, i.e 2, 3 or 4 players per card.
This is to adhere to the restrictions in place for the duration of the COVID pandemic.
This card is to be put in the Match Room letterbox as normal.
The match committee will take responsibility for entering and confirming the scores so please:
a) Make sure the Winter League handicap for all players in the group is on the card beside their name.
b) Record the number of strokes for all players in the group in separate columns- the Stableford points will be calculated by the computer.
Winter Course Rules
From 2nd November 2020, Beith Golf Club are operating 'Winter Rules' for all play.
No play from fairways unless played from a mat.
If you do not have a mat, you must take the ball 2 club lengths into the rough and place the ball.
Marker posts for 2 club lengths are in place within the rough
White lines have been marked out on the course between the 6th and 8th to indicate area within which a ball can be played - note these lines may not always be visible due to weather conditions
If your ball lands in the rough, it must be played as it lies.
If your ball lies on the fairway beyond the white marker posts near the green, you may play the ball as it lies.
It is suggested that on the 1st, if you don't have a mat, that you go across to the right side of the fairway and place the ball there.
Please protect the course by adhering to these rules.