This Section charts the progress made in the Club and Somerset County Competitions. The first table provides a link to each Page - click on coloured text in table immediately below. Alternatively use subsequent tables to access specific competitions. Competitions coloured grey, have not yet been loaded. Note: last dates for each round have been checked against current sheets.
NOTES
1. In Matches which have a fixed number of Ends, the leader after these Ends have been played WINS.
An extra end is played if shots are equal.
2. In ‘Handicap’ Matches, The player/team with the higher handicap must reach 21 shots, plus the difference between the two handicaps.
NOTE (Reference “Rules for Club Competitions”): When competitors’ Name(s) are advised by the Selection committee, they are written of the competition form, one name(s) above the other. The Name(s) given first/above (first named person, or nominated team member) should arrange match. This will include booking a rink, and providing score cards and score boards. For Singles he/she should also arrange for Marker.
The challenger (first-named person or ‘skip’ in team) is responsible for arranging the game, and should make informal contact soon after the match is fixed. Please do not leave arranging your game until the ‘last minute’. Arrange your games as early as you can! Then, if anything prevents play, there will be time to re-arrange your game within the set dates.. Failure to arrange the match will result in the second named person/team winning the match by default. However, this does not apply if several dates have been given by the challenger,, and all have been declined (officially, two reasonable dates should be given - Sundays by mutual agreement only). Usually, dates will be agreed, but in any dispute, the Competition sub-committee ruling will be final.
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Details
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County Matches
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All available Somerset County, and National Competition results.
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Men’s Singles - Part 1
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Men’s Championship and Veterans (over 65)
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Men’s Singles - Part 2
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Men’s 2-wood, Novices, and Handicap
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Ladies’ Singles
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Ladies Championship, 2-woods, Handicap, and ‘Crib’
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Mixed Competitions
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Presidents' Shield and Mixed Pairs
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Team Competions
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Team competitions; pairs and triples
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LADIES’ SECTION
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Details
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CHAMPIONSHIP
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Singles. First to 21 shots WINS
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CRIBB
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A Handicapped Singles Competition, open to all members who have never won a singles
competition at any Club.
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HANDICAP SINGLES
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The player with the lower handicap must score 21 shots to win.
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TWO-WOOD
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Singles. First to 21 shots WINS
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TWO-WOOD PAIRS
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21 Ends. (NOT open to first-year novices)
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PAIRS
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Four -woods. 21 Ends. (NOT open to first-year novices)
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TRIPLES
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18 Ends.
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PHYL HAMMON Rose Bowl
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3-Wood, 18-ends (knock-out). Played Wed 7th - Thu 8th July
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DORIS PAYNE TROPHY
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A fixed jack, full team competition, played on Thursday 29th July
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VI DREW CUP
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A fixed date, Singles, Two-Wood Competition.
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MEN’S SECTION
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Details
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CHAMPIONSHIP
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Singles. First to 21 shots WINS
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HANDICAP SINGLES
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The player with the lower handicap must score 21 shots to win.
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VETERAN SINGLES
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Full Member over 65 years of age at the start of the season. First to 21 shots WINS.
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TWO-WOOD
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Singles. First to 21 shots WINS
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NOVICES SINGLES
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Open to Members who have a Handicap of 2 or less, but No Handicap in the Competition
itself. First to 21 shots WINS.
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PAIRS
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Four -woods. 21 Ends. (NOT open to first-year novices)
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TRIPLES
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18 Ends. Note: can be played on “Umbrella” evenings.
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MIXED
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All Mixed Competitions
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MIXED PAIRS
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Three-Wood Handicaps: (see note opposite).
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PRESIDENTS SHIELD
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4 Wood Singles (open to all Club Members)
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