Didn't we have a lovely day ......
We couldn't have picked a better day for our awayday to Crail - the sun was shining and, even if there was a bit of a breeze blowing, it wasn't bad by East Neuk standards.
We enjoyed coffee and breakfast rolls in the lounge before super-starter Don saw us off the first tee, even running down the slope to locate the odd errant ball. Heather Dawson being unable to play was chauffeured around the course dispensing drinks and sweets before going back to the clubhouse to number-crunch the scores. The links course presented its challenges and for those of us not used to links golf, it was a learning experience. But the stunning views - and good company - compensated. Afterwards, we enjoyed a two-course meal and (several) drinks πΉbefore prizes were presented by Heather & Gill.
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The prize winners were:
Longest Drive: Div 1 - Mary Miller; Div 2 - Meriel Walker
Nearest the Pin: Div 1 - Margaret Hunter; Div 2 - Lorraine MacGregor
Team prize - Anne Farquharson, Jennifer Livingston & Maggie Marshall
Team Runners-up - Mary Miller, Sheila Bruce & Fiona Edwards
Individual Prize: Div 1 Winner - Heather Anderson; Runner-up - Anne Farquharson
Div 2 Winner - Maggie Marshall; Runner-up - Ruth Watson
Winner of the Gad Aboot Trophy - Maggie Marshall; Plate winner - Heather Anderson
Thanks go to Heather for masterminding the outing and supplying chocolate, to Fiona Johnston for providing bottles of water, to Margaret Hunter for taking some great photos and to Carolyn Haddow for helping with card checking. Many thanks of course to everyone who participated with such enthusiasm.
The return journey to Blairgowrie by coach π was smooth and, fortunately, singing was kept to a minimum!
While we were at Crail, a party of Crail ladies were playing Rosemount. By all accounts, they too had a great day and were appreciative of the welcome they received.