BRIDPORT Golf Club’s Men’s competition was a Stableford to raise money to help fund a defibrillator with 56 players taking part.
Scoring was particularly close with only two point’s difference between the nine prize-winners in the three divisions.
Patrick Hart topped Division One with a 40 point score, carding 10 pars and a birdie. One point behind was Marc Harwood with 39 points.
The top three men in Division Two all came with a score of 38 points but after count-back Jon Legg-Bagg emerged the winner.
A 40-point score was also achieved in Division three by winner Stuart Prince.
The veteran’s competition was the Bill Caddy Putter, a Medal off the white tees with 60 starters.
The best scores came from Division One where the top-three all carded nett scores in the sixties.
Ray Southcombe achieved the best score of the day, scoring a nett 62 to give him a six-shot margin over his nearest rival.
The leader in Division Two was John Pitchford with a nett 70.
In the ladies’ section they played a Stableford in teams of three, writes Di Neal.
It was a competition between a Captain’s team, a Secretary team and a Treasurer team, with the captains taking the lead.
Bridport also achieved two victories over Cricket St Thomas and Lyme Regis in friendly matches.
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