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Shock result in first round of Handicap Competition (Part 2)

Popular local man Stan Shepherd became the first player to be knocked out of a Club Competition this season by an opponent who aced the 3rd hole on the Buddon Course. Robert (Rab) Low produced a miraculous hole-in-one at the tricky 172 yard par 3, 'Corunna' hole.

Club competition draws and updates available on this site (soon)

The draws for each of the Club competitions are now posted on the Club noticeboard. If you can't make it down to the Club on a regular basis (unlike some of the committee), you can now access the draw and weekly up-dates from this site. Members contact details will soon also be available - so there will be no excuses for not playing your ties on time!

Simply click on the links to access each draw:

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP (ARTHUR CHRISTIESON TROPHY)

HANDICAP (DAVE McNICOLL TROPHY)

FOURSOMES (DUNBAR TROPHY)

FOURBALL (ENFIELD TROPHY)

Station Masters oldest player lands starring acting role

Vintage former plumber, Tommy Horne, has beaten off all opposition to land a starring role in Carnoustie Theatre Club's production of "Yellow on the Broom" which hits the Town next month. Station Masters Club Treasurer and Match Secretary, Andy Gilbride had been on the look out for someone to play the role of an 'old, Angus, fiddle-playing tinkie' and couldn't believe his luck when Tom's friends suggested that he would fit the bill on every count. After a brief audition and several pints from Andy, Tom landed his dream role. "Its Hollywood for me next" Tom was heard to cry. "More like Bollywood" said John Jeans.

Good luck to Tommy in his new luvvie career.

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