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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A Comfortable Win for Builth
 | On Sunday 21st April, on a glorious summer’s day Builth Wells welcomed Kington. The matches went off three tees and in handicap order, so Messrs Weaver & Jones led off for the visitors.
The final result was a victory for Builth by 7 ˝ to 4 ˝. |
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Hill Peaks
 | | The highlight of the day was a fine hole in one on the 17th by Ken Hill (Ken generously saw to it that everyone on the premises had a scotch on him – he was drenched). Allan Black, on the same hole only missed making it another by about 2”. |
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Scores
Matt Weaver and Hywel Jones lost 4 and 2
Rob Pritchard and Lee Wilson lost 1 down Malcolm Williams and Jeremy Ashford lost 2 and 1
Dave Hamer and M Macintosh won 1 up
Mike Lloyd and Mike Harley lost 2 and 1
Mike Richards and Martin Bufton lost 7 and 5
Henry Harley and Dave Condry lost 3 and 2
Gerald Collett and Mike Waygood halved Gerald & Mike contrived a half after leading by 5 at the turn!
Tom Moorhouse and Ken Hill won 5 and 4
Mac Kidd and Alf Roberts lost 5 and 4
Mick Goddard and Dave Hart won 4 and 2
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Waitresses & The Reverend James
 | The meal was fine and the service good. In fact the youngest member of the Kington side was overheard talking about importing a couple of the waitresses to Kington. The Reverend James was on the bar and was absolutely superb. One Kington member managed four pints before the Rev. ran out.
Trevor Price, who is also a member of Kington, was acting captain of Builth for the day.
Victor Baggott, Kington captain, played with himself and won comfortably.
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The Hippies of Kington
 | Kington fielded four hip replacements stars. In other words approximately 20% of the team had artificial hips.
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