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The entry sheet for the Club Championship and Jubilee Cup is now on the notice board in the Club.
Please note that the closing date for entries is at the close of the Club on Tuesday 4th June and no entries will be accepted after this time under any circumstances.
For further details click below:
Club Championship Entry Notice
Congratulations to Carnoustie Golf Club Ladies’ Section who won the Winter Coastal League. This was a great achievement for the team with a score of 444 points as the ladies section is only 6 years old and playing in the Winter Coastal League for only the 4th time. Many congratulations to all the ladies who took part.
The photograph below was taken at Ballumbie Golf Club following the presentation of the Trophy to our Ladies.
Pictured left to right: Pauline Stewart, Lis Husband, Anne Davies, Angela Scott, Wilma MacGregor and Anne Hainey. The remaining team members who were unable to attend the dinner and presentation were: Susan Sneddon, Dino Anderson & Freda Robertson.
The Club computer has now been set up to accept entries for this year’s knockout competitions and instructions regarding these will be displayed in the Clubhouse. Details have also been emailed to members.
Some photos from the Annual Prizegiving:
Some of the prizewinners from the Annual Prizegiving 2018
Alex P. Anderson with son Alex B. Anderson pictured with the Macdonald Smith Trophy and Club Captain Richard Jennings
John Downie being presented with the Shanghai Cup. Playing partner Bob Kirk was unable to attend.
John Davies receiving the Sons of Carnoustie Trophy
Stuart Norrie receives his runner-up Medal
Iain Harrison, winner of the Brand Trophy
Left to right: Brand Trophy winners Doug Smith with son Steven Smith, Captain Richard Jennings
Club Champion Scott Mann making his speech after the presentation of the Kettle
Steve Rhynd, winner of the Dalhousie Cup
Ralph Wardlaw, runner-up to Scott Mann in a closely-contested 36-hole final (Scott won on the first extra hole), receives his medal
Club Champion Scott Mann (right) showing Scott Downie the Caledonian Kettle
The Frank Duncan Trophy, donated to the club in memory of Frank Duncan, was won this year by his son, also named Frank. Photo shows Frank being presented with the trophy by his sister Angie (left)and his mother, Phyllis
Scott Downie with the Whyte & Mackay Salver, won by the late Eric Peebles and Scott
Ian Carstairs with the Abertay Cup. Ian also won the Ortwin Trophy
Steven Hume pictured with the Ferrier Trophy. Steven also won the Kinloch Medal
Davie Cooper with the G. B. Clark Trophy and the Jackie Grant Tankard
Mike Williamson with the G. B. Clark Salver
John Davies with the Colin Murdoch Rosebowl
Paul Drummond, winner of the Aggregate and Carnegie Shields
Kenny Bodie pictured with the Jackie Grant Trophy
Two members of the winning Texas Scramble team with the Ian Richardson Trophy. Winning team was: Gordon McKenzie, S. Duncan, Norrie Adamson and Neil Foggie
Ron Gray, winner of the Sandy Irvine Trophy
Stephen Kydd, winner of the Stirling Cross
Ralph Wardlaw won the Neilson Medal
Doug Smith pictured with the the Harris Cup
Carnoustie Golf Club is delighted to be hosting W J Dettlaff this Friday evening and hope you can join us on the night…
A Talk By W J Dettlaff , USPGA Master Professional & Retired Manager of TPC Sawgrass.
Join Billy – 12th October – 6.30 for 7:00pm at The Carnoustie Golf Club where he will give a talk based on his latest publication ‘Doctors of the Game’, a history in the formation and spread of golf to the ‘New World’. His book represents a near seven-year study into the game’s history from the unique perspective of the golf profession.
Billy’s talk begins with the game’s early history and formation of a series of supportive trades. These include club and ball making, the caddie position, keeper of the green, and the eventual combination with the premier playing skills of St. Andrews’ Allan Robertson, which led to his recognition as the first golf professional.
He traces the efforts of early professionals from St. Andrews, Musselburgh, North Berwick, Carnoustie, Prestwick and Dornoch, detailing how the game first grew in Scotland, spreading to England, and then to the world with its greatest early influencers all from Scotland.
Results from his detailed research have uncovered that the first Scottish professionals of the 1840s are directly traced through at least nine generations of influence on the golf profession in the United States.
The ladies section held their annual away day today (Sunday 2nd) at Balcomie Links, Crail.
The winner of the Away Day Rosebowl was Annie Hainey, 2nd was Debbie Mitchell (back 9) and 3rd was Lis Husband. The winners of the Mystery Team were Wilma MacGregor, Debbie Mitchell & Joan Mitchell.
The weather was very good and the golf was followed by an excellent meal in the Clubhouse.
Photos from Crail:
2018 Carnoustie Club Champion Scott Mann
The Gents and Ladies Club Championships took place yesterday (Sunday 24th june 2018) over the Championship Course and the Buddon Links.
Congratulations to Carnoustie Golf Club’s 2018 Club Champion Scott Mann. One down to Ralph Wardlaw on the 18th tee of the Championship Course, Scott won the hole to take it to sudden death extra holes. A par 4 on the 1st was enough to take the title.
Club Captain Bill Thompson shaking hands with Scott Mann on the 1st Green
In the Jubilee Cup Colin Watt retained the trophy, beating Eugene O’Brien in the final, which was played on the Buddon.
Frances Miller won the Ladies’ Club Championship, beating Sheila Brunton on the final hole. Alison Cooper won the Ladies’ Handicap Championship with a victory over Ann Hainey.
Ladies’ Champion Frances Miller
Ladies’ Handicap Champion Alison Cooper
Lady Finalists
Congratulations also to the Ladies Section Championship and Handicap Salver finalists. Current Champion Frances Millar will defend her title against Sheila Brunton, while the Handicap Salver final will be contested by Annie Hainey and Alison Cooper. These matches will be played on the Buddon Links at 2.37 and 2.45 this Sunday (24th June).
