Tuesday the 31^st of March was an 18 -hole Stableford competition for the Pannal Golf Club ladies, in total 41 ladies played enjoying the bright spring sunshine.

Saturday 28^th March saw a 4BBB Stableford competition with a twist where all scores were to count on the last three holes resulting in a par score of 42 points. The clear winners with an incredible score of 55 points were J. Chalmers and J. Chalmers a full 7 points clear of third place.

Last week was a busy week at Pannal Golf Club.

39 ladies played in the 13 hole AMAM competition on Tuesday 10th March.

On Tuesday 3rd March 40 ladies played in the 13 hole Foursomes Stableford competition, it was great to see a good number of ladies playing in the spring conditions. In second and third place both pairs scored 26 points, Joanne McCormack and Val Jackson beating Rebecca Ellacott and Lydia Scott on countback. Rapidly improving golfers, Alison Matthews and Bernie Ruffell were clear winners with 30 points.

On Sunday 22nd February 6 ladies played in the 13 hole Stableford competition, which was also round 5 of the ladies Winter Trophy. Julie Parry was in first place, scoring 27 points. Followed by Sandra Taylor, 26 points. 

21 ladies played in the 13-hole Reverse Waltz competition on Tuesday 17th February. With temporary greens in play there were some high scores, overall winners were, Sue White, Ann McDonough and Ros Samuels with 67 points.

On Tuesday 20 January 27 ladies played in a fun 13-hole Tee for Two TriAM, the competition rules included being able to tee up the second shot if on the fairway. The highest scoring trio were Hilary Ingram, Sally Honeysett and Lynn Sheldrake with 57 points. Second and third placed teams both scored 51 points, Debbie Bruce, Ann McDonough and Betsy Haldon claiming second, on countback, from Carole Whiles, Vicky Eyre and Julie Parry.

Tuesday 9th December was scheduled as a Ladies 9 hole Greensome’s competition, however, due to the torrential rain, it was changed to an indoor fun event. There was a 3 hole putting competition, which involved navigating around several Christmas decorations and obstacles. A chipping competition (best of 4 balls) and a dingbats Christmas quiz. Many ladies enjoyed the varied format; the results were as follow:

On Tuesday 25th November 36 ladies played in the 13-hole Trio Challenge competition. Consistency was the key to this competition, especially in the latter 5 holes as it was one score to count on holes 1 to 4, two scores holes 5 to 8 and all three scores to count on holes 9 to 13. Gerry Callander, Janet Jones and Clare Davies beat Ann McDonough, Sophie Jacob and Vanda McKenzie on countback, both teams scoring 48 points. Bernie Ruffell, Sally Honeysett and Alison Matthews came third with 46 points.

Tuesday 18th November was the Ladies 13-hole Foursomes competition, 22 ladies ventured out in the icy wind and rain showers. Carol Clayton and Steph Turner were the winning pair with 30 points, Carole Whiles and Sue White came second with 28 points, followed by Jo Walker and Sandra Dewey, 23 points. 

The ladies held their Annual Dinner in the evening. This was a thoroughly enjoyable event filled with fun and friendship. Trophies were proudly presented, and warm congratulations go to this year's deserving winners for their achievements on the course. The vote of thanks was given by this year's Club Champion Claire Hutchinson.

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Tuesday 28 October was a very windy autumn day, 27 ladies ventured out to play in the Winter Waltz competition over 16 holes. Vicky Eyre, Sophie Jacob and Amanda Dunn were the winning trio, scoring 60 points, which was nine points clear of the second placed team, Carol Clayton, Steph Turner and Bernie Ruffell. In third place on countback, also with 51 points, were Carole Whiles, Sandra Taylor and Hilary Ingram. 

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44 ladies played in an AMAM competition over 16 holes on Tuesday 21 October. Vanda McKenzie, Jo Walker, Phillipa Everingham and Sandra Dewey were the winning team, with 73 points. In second, with 67 points were Susan Taylor, Ann Drinkwater, Sophie Jacob and Hilary Ingram. The third placed team with 66 points, comprised of Dine Faith, Carole Wakelin, Ann Whiteley and Sandra Taylor.

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The Junior section competed for the Junior Poyser Trophy on Sunday 12 October. Lincoln Brailsford came first with an impressive 38 points, beating Zach Marsh by 1 point. Alexander Dall came third with 32 points.

Tuesday 7th October was a Ladies Florida Scramble draw, the format proving a popular fun competition with the ladies’ section. 38 ladies played, the ladies who are newer to golf being skilfully guided by more experienced ladies on the tactics of a Scramble format! 16 holes were played, the winners, with nett 62, were Susan Taylor, Sandra Dewey and Susan Jackson, coming second, nett 63, were Jackie Smart, Heather Memmott and Rebecca Booth. In third place on countback, were Annie Burke, Steph Turner and Alison Matthews. 

On Tuesday 30th September 38 Ladies played in the Stableford competition, which was over 16 holes. The results were as follows:

The Ladies Autumn Greensome’s was played over 14 holes on Tuesday 23rd September with a field of 21 pairs. First placed pair were Zoe Laver and Sally Jenkins with 34 points. There were three pairs with 31 points, Debbie Bruce and Ann Clarke taking second place from Bernie Ruffell and Steph Turner on countback.

Tuesday 16th September was the Ladies Stableford competition, this was reduced to 14 holes due to course construction work commencing. Division 1 was led by Sandra Taylor, continuing her consistent season, with a score of 28 points, her round included five pars and two birdies, both of which were on par 5’s, the 6th hole and 16th hole. Second and third places respectively were Hilary Ingram, 27 points, and Sue White 24 points. Division 2 winner was Susan Taylor with 28 points, clearly all her putting practice before she played paid off! Jackie Smart also had 28 points, coming second on countback. Martine Phipps, with 27 points was in third place. In Division 3, Sandra Dewey had a super round with a score of 30 points. Second and third places both had 26 points, Jo Walker coming second on countback from Stephanie Turner.