MORE than a 100 players at Okehampton Golf Club on Saturday contested a Stableford competition for the Cyril Masters salver.
The winner of division one and the salver was Will Searle with 43 points. Second was Alan Hough with 39 pts and third was Paul Skidmore with 37pts. Winner of division two was Ollie Kirby with 41pts followed in second place by Graham Starkey with 40pts. Third was Mike Lang with 38 pts.
Winner of division three was Phil Hawking with 40pts; second was Lewis Parry with 38pts on the back nine from Roy Ford, who also finished with 38pts.
The ladies had to endure their club championship in showers and with overcast skies. However it did not dampen their spirits or take away from the excellent condition of the course.
The turn out for the 27 holes was double that of last year. The day was made up of a scratch, a handicap and a best 18 holes of the 27 competition — the scratch winner producing the club champion.
The day's play was followed by a delicious and well earned cream tea making for a fine setting for the presentations.
The best 18 holes of the day was won by Lynn Hazelton, the handicap competition was won by Lin Atkinson with Marcia Jones second and Cherry James in third.
The all important scratch competition was close with Penny Deakin as the overall winner and club Champion with 133, Marcia Jones second on 135 and Lin Atkinson third with 137.
Lin and Nick Atkinson excelled at Stover Golf Club in the Douglas Bader regional mixed Competition and winning themselves a place in the final in Portugal.
A double victory was won at Saunton Golf Club where the ladies took part in the DCLGA North and East Foursomes competition. The Okehampton ladies succeeded in winning the team prize and Kath Mansell and Kay King winning the singles competition with Pam Jarman and Doris Jewell also being in the prizes.