HURDWICK Golf Club held their mixed open greensomes on Sunday in glorious spring weather.

Entries were received from club members throughout Devon and Cornwall and the winners were Bill and Dawn Phillott, now members at Okehampton Golf Club, but who spent the first five years of their golfing lives as founder members of Hurdwick.

Dawn was lady captain in 1995 and they both obviously remembered how to play the course, finishing with a fine 36 points.

In second place, also with 36 points, were James and Denise Johnston from China Fleet. Third spot was taken by Malcolm and Val Raine from Launceston and Hurdwick with 35 points, and Peter and Carol West from Whitsand Bay were in fourth position with 33 points.

The ladies? nearest the pin winner was Val Raine and the longest drive was made by Mary Dummett. John Rea was nearest the pin for the men and Bill Phillott had the longest drive.

The midweek medal was won by Ray Hurle with a net 65. Tony Pearson was second with 68 and Phil Bryant took third spot with 71. The only two of the day came from Ray Hurle.

The EGU gold medal was held on April 18 and, in a close run contest, Richard Berry won the gold medal and led division one with a net 67.

Roger Downing was in second with 70 and Tim Gale in third place with 73.

John Burrough was the division two winner with 67 and lost the Gold Medal on countback from Richard Berry. Chris Tear was second with 68 and Clive Edmunds in third place with 76. Richard Berry and Chris Dicker won the ?Two?s? sweep.

The president?s winter fourballs are reaching their conclusion and the Alan Hill/John Bowhay combination won the cup with a fine win over Phil Bryant and Ernie Trimble.

In the plate competition, Rodney Browne and Tim Hawkins beat John Burrough and Clive Edmunds to reach the final, where they will meet Ray Truscott and club captain Tim Gale.