Fun Golf Event

Covid restrictions allowed an outdoor event enjoyed by 12 rotarians and partners

A Fun Golf Evening at Pitfirrane was blessed with dry hot weather. Organised by Past President Ian Grieve this turned out to be a great success with all six teams creating good competition for the Taffy Weir Trophy. Ian commented:-

"The weather was excellent and it was a very closely fought competition with Brian`s team triumphing by one point in the end. Sadly due to COVID we did not have our customary meal at the end although as the weather was so good we could have had it outside. Knowing the British weather and with the event being held on St Swithins day who would have taken the chance to arrange a meal outside, hopefully we have better luck next year."

Results were as follows:-

Winning team of the Taffy Weir Fun Golf Cup
Brian Mitchell 79
Ann Davison
Peter Bell

Runners Up
George Primrose 80
Robert North
Robin Grant

Linda Primrose 80
Donald Mackay
Keith Davison

Ewan Archibald 81
Sheila Bell
Sandra Grant

Ann Mackay 83
Douglas Scott
Ken Cowe

Ian Grieve 98
Liz Pettigrew
Aileen North

It was all about having “FUN”

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