Yelverton Golf Club

Division One (over 18 holes from the White tees)
1st	Henry Chamberlain	35 points	£5.00
2nd	Josh Reeday	32 Points	£3.00
Division Two (over 18 holes from the Red Tees)
1st	Dan Bailey	39 points	£5.00
2nd	Iain Couper (back 9)	38 Points	£3.00
3rd	Kieran Alder	38 Points

Prize monies will be credited to Individual Accounts in Professional Shop

Handicaps Revisions following the above Competition as follows;

Dan Bailey was 45 now 40
Iain Couper was 30 now 28
Kieran Alder was 32 now 30

The "Mark Davies Shield" Winner

The Monthly Junior Competition played in March was the second in this year's Shield series and was played in recognition of a past and present Junior Organiser, all in one! Many will know that our current Junior Organiser is Mark Davies, who some might feel is a glutton for "punishment" having previously fulfilled the role between 1992 & 1995.

Mark's return to golf and Yelverton Golf Club in 2007 followed a 12 year absence from the game brought about by family commitments but a visit to the British Seniors Open at St Mellion in 2007 rekindled his desire to return. His 13 year old son, George has recently taken up the game and is an active member of the Club's Junior Section, so Mark hopes to fulfil the Junior Organiser's role throughout the foreseeable future.

In difficult conditions, as was shown by the CSS for the day being +3, March's Division 2 winner (H'caps 29-54) was Dan Bailey, who having previously won the February Competition and the Bryan Blaber Shield performed admirably with a score of 39 points from the Red Tees. Well done Dan, whose handicap has now fallen 14 shots from 54 to 40 in the past couple of months.

However, the inaugural winner of the "Mark Davies Shield" has been awarded to Henry Chamberlain, the March Competition's Division 1 Winner, who beat the rest of his Division by 3 or more points with an admirable achievement, given the conditions, of 35 points.

Henry (pictured below), a relatively new recruit to the Junior Section had only recently passed his 14th birthday and was competing in his first Yelverton Competition from the White tees, which as many will know is a stern test of an individuals golfing credentials. With a resultant cut in handicap from 22 to 21 and a desire to build upon this achievement, I am sure Henry will not only be a regular face to be seen around the Course over the coming months but one of the future "stars" of the Junior Section over the coming years, Well done Henry, keep up the good work.