| | Saturday, April 27, 2024 |
It was a glorious week for Lanimers and everyone was in good spirits!
 | |  | | Tuesday night was perfect for the Ride Out!
In the first video Lord Cornet Gary Winning can be seen making the toast to Lanark Golf Club before leading off the rest of the riders (video 2) making for an impressive sight!
Click on the images to watch.
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Friday stayed fine for the Ladies Stableford which was won by Carol Collins with 40 points, closely followed on 38 points by Isobell Orr.
The good weather continued right up to 3.15pm on Saturday when the black clouds appeared and rumbles of thunder could be heard all around us. Play was suspended due to lightning, but got started again quite quickly and the competition was completed.
The Hutchison Cross was donated Lt. Col Hutchison of Harperfield in 1873, and is presented to the player with the lowest gross score, was won by Chris Orr with a score of 69.
The Forrest Cup was donated by Mrs Lindsay of Bellfield in 1882 in memory of her brother, James Forrest, who was Captain of the Club in 1868. This was won by John Brownlie with a score of nett 63.
The Sweep Winners were...
1st class Chris Peat and Alan Hannay – nett 67
2nd class John Brownlie – nett 63
3rd class Douglas Martyn and Andrew Shannan – nett 66
The week ended with the Lanimer Trophy being played for in our Mixed Open Competition and this was won by Alistair Scott (Lanark) and Megan Brown (Dunfermline) with a score of 67.5. Alistair and Megan are pictured with the Trophy, Lord Coronet Gary Winning and Club Captain Neil Carmichael. | |  |
 Don’t forget Father’s Day this Sunday, book a table by calling Paul on 01555 665261 and treat everyone to this delicious lunch! View the menu here. |
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| If you’re choosing your golf ball because you want the most spin from the shorter Wedge shots,
then please make sure your Wedge grooves are sharp and clean, and that you’ve
invested in your short game technique.
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But, having decided what’s right for you, measure the available golf balls against that criteria.
You’ll find one that one out-performs the others. Don’t follow the herd. Invest in your own golf game.
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| If you’re shooting scores in the high 80’s or early 90’s,
then you’re already showing the athletic ability to play this game well.
The question now is; how quickly and easily can you go lower?
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| We’ll start with an assessment of each golfer to identify the personal opportunities,
but our experience tells us that the improvement areas will lead to:
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