Results for 3rd July

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Only 14 played as several of the usual participants were involved in a senior away fixture.  The greens were in excellent condition but the bunkers were suffering from recent heavy rain.  

Second on 20 points was Melvin Cannell.  The winner on 21 points was Brian Robson who was also nearest the pin for the second week running.  There were no birdies.

There will be no TAMS on Thursday 10th as the course is closed for the Scottish Boys Open.


Results for 12th June

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Several TAMS were playing in the match against Longniddry. Of the 14 who played 8 scored 20 points or more. The presentation of the course, in particular the greens, was excellent. Well done Stevie and his team.

 

Tied on 21 points for second were Sandy Morris and George Cunningham, Sandy winning the countback. With an impressive 25 points Ian Quigley took first place. David Ward-Gittos birdied 8 while Bill Hardcastle was nearest at 7.


Results for May 15th

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With the continued good weather and the course in excellent condition scoring was high. Of 18 players 11 scored 20 points or more. The two Johns, Cairns and Forsyth, both tied on 22 points John C taking second on countback. With an impressive haul of 26 points Richard Edmonds took first place and was also nearest the pin at the 7th. Good shooting Richard!

 

Surprisingly there were no birdies

It is planned to have a 5 club competition on 5th June for the Roddie's Gavel.


Results for April 24th

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A pleasant if cool Spring morning with the course in fine condition encouraged some quite high scores.10 players scored 20 points or more with John Forsyth returning 23 points for second place while Gordon [the maestro] Fisher maintained his recent good form scoring 24 points for a well deserved 1st place. Brian Robson holed from off the green at 4 for a birdie, John Cairns birdied 7 where Chris Malcolm was nearest the pin.

Results for April 3rd

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A cold misty morning saw 24 TAMS start the  'summer' season. As the sun warmed things up so the scoring heated up with more generous handicaps now applying.

Ken Davey, John Forsyth and Willie Walters all scored 23 points with Willie taking second place on countback. Ian Tate was the clear winner with 24 points while Carlos Maeso was nearest at 7 and converted his birdie opportunity.

 

Allan Young was welcomed by the group on his first TAMS outing.

 

George Langlands advised the group that from today the scoring/presentational duties on a Thursday would be on a 3 week  alternating cycle with Brian and Graham. He also proposed that £400 be contributed to the club as part of this year's sponsorship for the juniors.

 

Sadly we are losing Steve Farrar who is joining The Woll, being much nearer to his Hawick home.

Results for March 27th

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There was a good turnout for the last winter outing despite an unfavourable forecast. A most unusual situation saw Ian Quigley and Carlos Maeso tied on 18 points even after countback so first place was shared. Jim Douglas eased out Gordon Fisher for second place, both tied on 16 points. Bill Hardcastle and George Langlands both recorded birdies, the latter being nearest at 7 with a 10 inch put for his 2.

 

Handicaps will increase by 5 from next week

Results for March 20th

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A fine spring morning with the presentation of the course visibly improving week on week saw 26 TAMS venture forth. Alister Lambie and Jim Walker both tied on 18 points with Jim taking the honours after countback despite his efforts to protect his handicap for the summer. Birdies there were none and Gordon Fisher was nearest at 7.

 

Next week is the last winter event. Handicaps will be adjusted +5 for the summer. A revised list will be confirmed. 

 

Jim Cleland was made welcome to his first TAMS round.

Results for March 13th

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A cold but frost free morning welcomed 21 players. Melvin Cannell, Roger Key and Ian Tate all scored 16 points with Ian taking second place on countback. The runaway winner [literally] was Sandy Morris who,excited by scoring 21 points, ran down  the hill to the clubhouse to register his score causing some concern to watching TAMS! 

 

Birdies were recorded by Jim Douglas at 8 and Keith Ackerman at 9 while Bob Bennett was nearest at 7 for the second week in a row.

Results for March 6th

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A fine spring morning generated an expectation of some low scores. It did not happen. 16 players scored 13 points or less. Of the remaining 5 players Carlos Maeso and George Langlands tied on 15 points, even after an extensive countback, to share second place. Gordon Innes was first with 16 points much to his surprise.

 

Birdies were recorded by Carlos at 4 and Chris Malcolm at 8, while Bob Bennet was nearest at 7.

 

Despite successful surgery Chris Beaumont has been advised not to play golf and will not be renewing his club membership. He [and his wonderful voice] will always be welcome for the post golf chat/humour/ridicule/harmony etc.

27th February- a record day for the TAMS

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A serious frost saw the return of winter greens and the associated putting challenge. Several TAMS rose to the challenge with Chris Malcolm, George Cunningham, Steve Farrar and Graham Mackie all having birdies at the 9th while Carlos Maeso had an EAGLE on his way to 19 points and second place. Not to be outdone Brian Taylor birdied 5 contributing to his 20 points and first place. Graham Mackie was nearest the pin at 7 somehow managing to keep his ball on the green! 

 

This was a record as 11 balls were awarded. The budget will have to be revised!

 

Well played everyone.

Results for February 6th

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Fog ,frost and winter greens greeted the early players.

However early sunshine soon cleared the fog.

 

Overall scoring was quite low for the 16 players with 13 and 14 being popular.

Top scorer was Willie Watters with 15 points.

Four people scored 14 points and George Cunningham won the count back to take 2nd place.

George also won nearest the pin.

Alister Lambie had the only birdie, with a four on the 9th ( obviously recovered well from his eye operation).

 Good to see him back.