2002
March/April Quiz
The Men's First Match
The Celts are Vanquished
The Juniors Pre-Season Meeting
Ladies' Competitions
Men's Matches
British Heart Foundation Junior Championships
The Men at Builth
The Ladies Fashion Parade
Slow Play at Kington
Pammie Doesn't Succumb
The Buggies are Here
Junior Handicap League: A Splendid Start
Burghill Pulverise Kington
Newcomers to Kington
Another First for Kington Golf Club
Latest Picture of The Committee
Lady Captain's Charity
The Welsh Final: British Heart Foundation
Not Another Slow Player
A Great Day at Patshull Park
Llandrindod Junior Open
The Answer to Sheep Droppings?
Kington Win at Home in the Quad
Is She Real or A Figment of the Seniors Imagination
Kington Junior Open
Adult/Junior Open Greensome
Computer Courses on Bradnor Hill
Weekend at The Coast
Presentation Evening 2002
Guestbook
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Why Can't Some Juniors Sign Their Cards?
 | Recently Kington hosted the Quadrangular Tournament with visiting teams from Aberystwyth, Borth and Patshull Park.
After some considerable delay caused by the Patshull Park new boys getting lost somewhere the other side of Leominster, the match started about noon.
Kington, with a full strength side, produced the goods yet again and ran out comfortable winners by 13 points.
However it could have been a lead of 21 if Master Sam Bradley had not forgotten to sign for a splendid 44 points. Naturally he was disqualified and his score did not count. |
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Individual Scores
 | Matthew Davies (9) 38
Peter Handley (12) 36
Dan Aldridge (19) 44
Sam Lloyd (19) 36
Andrew Kettle (20) 32
Ben Hughes (20) 38
Sam Bradley (27) 44 (Disqualified)
Robert Metcalfe (27) 40
Top score of the day was by Duncan Downes(21) 47 from Borth.
The outstanding performance of the day must go to Craig Simmonds of Patshull (4) who cruised round the hill in 69 gross 41 points.
The above photograph shows the Aberystwyth team before the action
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Borth's Infant Prodigy
 | Borth were struggling for a side and had to draft in Zach Galliford, a seven year old playing off 36.
He did extremely well and scored 42 points in spite of being so small that he nearly disappeared in the rough on several occasions.
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