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New website
New Accies Golf website is at http://www.acciesgolf.co.uk/
News and Fixtures: http://www.acciesgolf.co.uk/fixtures.htm
Results: http://www.acciesgolf.co.uk/results.htm |
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Tuesday 1st April 2008
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Congratulations go to Ken Hannah, Iain MacDonald, John Lang (all of whom won Halford Hewitt Gold Medals in 2003), Tony Hamilton, Morton Dewar and Bruce Graham for winning the 32 team event at Warplesdon near Guildford. |
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Tuesday 29th June 2004
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Round 2: Lost to Charterhouse 3 / 2
Round 1: Defeated City of London 5 / 0
Congratulations need to go to the EAGC captain, Michael Baxendine, for leading and supporting the team during the week, especially since this was his first experience of the unique atmosphere and pressure the tournament creates. |
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Sunday 4th April 2004
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Round 2: Lost to Charterhouse 3 / 2
When David Simson & Iain Smith defeated a current England internationalist in winning their game 3&2, and Olly Lindsay & Michael Gray won their game at the 18th green, the stage was set for Colin McClung & Chris Tugwell in the second game to try and win the vital third point. Standing in the middle of the 18th fairway, watching the rest of the team congratulate Olly and Michael win the top match, Colin and Chris knew now that with the match standing at 2 wins each it was all down to their game. Having never been down the whole way round the game was poised at all square after nail-biting halves in par at the 16th & 17th, both holes played into a stiffening westerly wind.
In front of a gathering crowd the 18th was halved so it was into extra holes to decide who progressed to the third round. Unfortunately for Accies neither Colin or Chris could reproduce the brilliant golf that had got them to the verge of a memorable victory and a relieved Charterhouse pairing of Mark Benka and Tim Torgill came out winners.
Pairings Result
1. Olly Lindsay & Michael Gray Won 1 up
2. Colin McClung & Chris Tugwell Lost at 19th
3. David Simson & Iain Smith Won 3 & 2
4. Ken Hannah & Johnny McGlynn Lost 4 & 3
5. Steve Malcolm & James Bryce Lost 6 & 5
Round 1: Defeated City of London 5 / 0
Pairings Result
1. Olly Lindsay & Michael Gray Won 5 & 4
2. Steve Malcolm & James Bryce Won 5 & 4
3. David Simson & Iain Smith Won 1 up
4. Colin McClung & Chris Tugwell Won 7 & 6
5. Ken Hannah & Johnny McGlynn Won 6 & 5
Congratulations need to go to the EAGC captain, Michael Baxendine, for leading and supporting the team during the week, especially since this was his first experience of the unique atmosphere and pressure the tournament creates. |
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Sunday 4th April 2004
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Accies lose out in a 2nd round re-run of the 2003 final, Charterhouse triumphing 3 games to 2. |
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Sunday 4th April 2004
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Raeburn Place Meeting |
OPEN FORUM
ON FUTURE OF
EASC/EAFC/EACC(i.e., SPORT at Raeburn Place)
TUESDAY 24TH FEBRUARY @ 8.30pm, RAEBURN PLACE
In response to comments to the Accie Council and also members of the Sports Centre Committee we have decided to hold the above forum to help keep interested parties further informed and give them the opporunity to ask questions of the people involved in trying to keep sport viable at Raeburn Place, now and in the future.
So if you have any concerns or ideas please come along.
GORDON WALLACE
Sports Centre Convener |
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Tuesday 3rd February 2004
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Halford Hewitt Competition (6pm, Sunday 13th April):
The Edinburgh Academical Golf Team has won the Halford Hewitt Trophy for the first time ever.
Well done to: Ian Smith, David Simson, Ken Hannah, Olly Lindsay, Charlie Maran, Chris Tugwell, Michael Gray, Alastair Carnie, Mike McPhee, Steve Malcolm and Captain John Lang.
On the way they defeated: Kings Canterbury, Uppingham, Malborough, Malvern, Whitgift then Charterhouse in the final. EA Rector, John Light, commented: Having been abroad for ten days, visiting family in Dubai, I returned on April 20th to discover that the Accies had triumphed, for the first time in the Halford Hewitt. Warmest congratulations to all the team on a wonderful achievement. For many of them, the wait must have seemed never-ending. Now the cup is in the right place, and we at the school take off our hats to those who landed the prize. |
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Tuesday 22nd April 2003
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