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Well the wet weather certainly threatened our 3rd Competition of 2020, however the forecast was correct that it would improve and as I write this report I’m still amazed at how the course stood up to that amount of rainfall. A months rain in 2 days I understand yet the course was perfect to play

Sunday 13th September 2020 saw 17 Dabchick Society Golfers take on the challenge of Shrivenham Park, a mere 5630 yards even off the White Tee’s, huge scores were predicted by some pre round, however just like the recent US Open good scores were few and far between! Congratulations to our winner  – Matt Reynolds with

Winners are grinners they say and I believe nearly a week on Simon Barrett is still ‘buzzing’ after his win last Sunday in our 1st Dabchick event of 2020. Huge congratulations Simon and a pleasure to witness the round, 41 points – I’m sure Sue will enjoy seeing the Shield around the house! But Simon

Ok so it’s not quite Christmas yet, but lets face it the Autumn has been pretty wet and dreary for lots of us, especially the golfers in our Society. The Christmas Cracker – Friday 6 Dec, 09:30 We are at Ogbourne Downs; the first tee-time is 09:30 so we can all get around in the

Our final ‘Major’ The Autumn Masters was held last Sunday (8th) at Newbury & Crookham Golf Course, our members were welcomed by beautiful golfing weather, but also as always appears to be the case with our visits to Newbury & Crookham a wonderful course in great condition, with a thought to next year selecting this

We did it again! Beautiful weather, a very fair course and some great golf were on offer at yesterdays Dabchick Society Shield competition held at Cumberwell Park. Cumberwell Park Golf Course was in superb condition, thank you to the 9 golfers who attended and I’m delighted to hear the favourable comments with regards the venue

Dabchick – Midsummer 2019 Results Firstly the weather was similar to most of the fields golf, some great spells of sunshine mixed with several small showers just to annoy people! However overall not a problem, a beautiful course and golf were on offer at the recent Dabchicks Midsummer Open event. The 2nd ‘Major’ of our

(Much debate about handicaps was put to bed in the early day of the society – in 2001, with the addition of new members, this was issued for clarification – clear as mud?) The method used by the society organisers to adjust members’ handicaps is based loosely on the scheme employed by the English Golf