Results from tTuesday, May 30 and June 6: The Tuesday Club's 75th birthday was celebrated over two days. Both days were in beautiful sunshine and with a great turnout. On the first day (May 30th), stableford was played in all 4 ranks, with prizes for the three best scores. 54 from A+B+C and 20 from the 9-rank participated.
The first prize – a silver frame with engraving – was sponsored by English Silver House.
Here the results were as follows:
A-row: No. 1 Marianne Lacoppidan 41 points* No. 2 Inge Udsen 41 points No. 3 Karen Sachs 41.
B-row: Lone Bech 3 p. No. 2 Annette Halken 36 p. No. 3 Anette Nygaard- A. 35 p.
C-row: Eva Bruun 39 p. No. 2 Maria Gad 37 p. No. 3 Bodil Kock 36 p.
9th row: Lisbeth Kall 18 p. * No. 2 Inger Arland 16 p.* No. 3 Annette Fabrin 16 p.
The week after – June 6th – Texas scramble was played in 2 rows and continuous starts from holes 1, 5 and 10.
over 9 holes, so there was time for fun, wine tasting and lunch. The menu was: Vitello Tonnato, cheese and tiramisu. 64 attended both the match and lunch
It was a festive day throughout, despite a few delays here and there. There was talking, laughing and clapping.
The winner of the Texas Scramble was:
Hole 1 C+9 row
No. 1 Else Ankerstjerne, Ingelise Engell and Susanne Vang 40 strokes
No. 2 Eva Bruun, Kate Dahl and Annelise Poulsen 41 strokes
No. 3 Anne Stryhn, Annette Sunne Harder and Elisabeth Harpøth 45 strokes
Hole 10 A + B rowNo. 1 Margit Friis, Anne Grene, Lise Neukirch 37 strokes
No. 2 Vivi Hallstein, Elsebeth Siim and Bodil Kock 38 strokes
No. 3 Birgitte Henrichsen, Merete Egholm Jensen and Helene Lundgren 38 strokes
Hole 5 A+B row
No. 1 Anne Cathrine Rosenørn-Lehn, Berit Bugge Friis and Vibe Bondesen 38 strokes
No. 2 Annette Brock, Inge Udsen and Anne Arnfred 41 strokes
No. 3 Celina Bisgaard, Lene Henrichsen, Vita Christensen 43 strokes
In addition, there were applause prizes from Nivaagaard's Painting Collection and Old Holtegaard.
Many thanks to English Silver House, Nivaagaards Malerisamling and Gl. Holtegaard for the prizes.
Most members had taken up the challenge and were dressed in 50s style. So many and so good that we couldn't pick one winner. Everyone was a winner that day.
The good atmosphere and style are evident from the pictures.
It's no big deal to turn 75 when you get so much help from so many people in KGK. The restaurant did a fantastic job yesterday, despite being sick they came out with one delicious dish after another. I've learned that both Klas and Martin lent a helping hand. That's what I call TimeWork. And in the pro shop, Christian and Anne-Mette were shuttling between the shop and the terrace. Thank you very much.
It was truly a party we would like to repeat. But don't worry. Not until 5 years from now.
