Results from Wednesday:
1. Steve Knowles 19 points
2. Jonathan Hill 18 points
3. Steve Brown 15 points
Longest drive Steve Brown and Merve got nearest to pin.
Patch scored an honourable last place…
A couple of SHRM match play results are in as well.
Next event is in Preisch. Merve is starter.
Starters 2016
Round 1 Wednesday 27 April — Grand Ducal: Gregor Dalrymple & Mark Gillies
Round 2 Wednesday 11 May — Preisch (Luxembourg): Christopher Juste
Round 3 Wednesday 18 May — Kikuoka: Richard Neale & Will Heath
Round 4 Wednesday 1 June — Junglinster: Tony Whiteman
Round 5 Wednesday 15 June — Preisch (France): Rob McCorduck
Round 6 Wednesday 22 June — Kikuoka: Colin Cameron
Round 7 Wednesday 29 June — Preisch (Luxembourg): Will Heath
Round 8 Wednesday 6 July — Junglinster: James King
Round 9 Wednesday 27 July — Kikuoka: Mark Houston
Round 10 Thursday 25 August — Grand Ducal: Gregor Dalrymple & Mark Gillies
Saturday 23 April – Kikuoka: Johan Terblanche
Saturday 18 June – Kikuoka
Saturday 5 November – Kikuoka: James King
Sunday 16 October — Kikuoka
Wednesday 3 August — Junglinster: Paul Goes
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Starters 2015
Round 1 Wednesday 22nd April — Kikuoka: Richard Neale
Round 2 Wednesday 6th May — Preisch (Luxembourg): Francis Parisis
Round 3 Wednesday 20th May — Junglinster: Arnaud Bouteiller
Round 4 Wednesday 3rd June — Junglinster: Dennis Robertson
Round 5 Wednesday 17th June — Preisch (France): Neil Underwood
Round 6 Wednesday 24th June — Kikuoka: Colin Cameron
Round 7 Wednesday 1st July — Preisch (Luxembourg): Mark Houston
Round 8 Wednesday 22nd July — Kikuoka: Will Heath
Round 9 Wednesday 5th August — Junglinster: Steve Brown
Round 10 Thursday 19th August — Kikuoka: Stuart Rowlands
Wednesday 15th July — Junglinster: Rob McCorduck
Wednesday 29th July — Kikouka: Philippe Zimmer
Saturday 29th August — Kikouka: Alan Botfield
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Starters 2014
Round 1 Wednesday 25th April (Kikuoka): James King
Round 2 Wednesday 7th May (Preisch – Luxembourg): Francis Parisis
Round 3 Wednesday 21st May (Kikuoka): Stefano Ciccarello
Round 4 Wednesday 4th June (Junglinster): Andrew Paton
Round 5 Wednesday 18th June (Preisch – France): Tony Whiteman
Round 6 Wednesday 25th June (Junglinster): Patch Lowe
Round 7 Tuesday 2nd July (Preisch – Germany): Mark Houston
Round 8 Wednesday 17th July (Junglinster): Craig Ferreira/Jonathan Hill
Round 9 Wednesday 23rd July (Kikuoka): Mark Gillies
Round 10 Thursday 31st July (Grand Ducal): David Hopwood
Wednesday 20th August (Kikouka): John Sutherland
Wednesday 13th August (Kikouka): Ayzo van Eysinga
Saturday 6th September (Kikouka): Andrew Paton
Starters 2013
Round 1 Thursday 25th April (Grand Ducal): Andrew Paton
Round 2 Wednesday 8th May (Canach): Derek Sinclair
Round 3 Wednesday 22nd May (Preisch): Tony Whiteman
Round 4 Wednesday 5th June (Canach): Rob McCorduck
Round 5 Wednesday 19th June (Junglinster): Richard Neale & Kieran O’Connor
Round 6 Wednesday 26th June (Preisch): James King
Round 7 Tuesday 2nd July (Junglinster): Woodge
Round 8 Wednesday 17th July (Canach): Ian Doherty
Round 9 Wednesday 23rd July (Junglinster): Nathan Sneyd
Round 10 Thursday 1st August (Grand Ducal): Nathan Sneyd/Nick Montague
PAIRS
Tuesday 9th July (Canach): Craig Ferreira
RYDER CUP
Saturday 3rd August (Canach): TBA
CITABEL 3 CLUB CHALLENGE
Wednesday 21st August (Grand Ducal): Ayzo van Eysinga
KPMG INDIVIDUAL
Saturday 14th September (Canach): Andrew Paton
Round 1 Wednesday 25th April (Grand Ducal): Kieron O’Connor & Richard Neale
Round 2 Wednesday 9th May (Canach): Merve Herneman
Round 3 Wednesday 23rd May (Preisch): Bernard Biggar
Round 4 Tuesday 5th June (Canach, back nine): Patch Lowe
Round 5 Wednesday 13th June (Junglinster): Steve Brown
Round 6 Wednesday 20th June (Canach): Marco Bus
Round 7 Tuesday 3rd July (Junglinster): Woodge
Round 8 Wednesday 18th July (Junglinster): Paul Goes
Round 9 Wednesday 1st August (Preisch): Jess Have
Round 10 Thursday 30th August (Grand Ducal): Mark Gillies
3 club challenge: Wednesday 22th August (Grand Ducal): Ayzo van Eysinga
DeVere Pairs: Wednesday 27th June (Canach): Stefano Ciccarello
KPMG Individuals: Saturday 6th October (Canach): Andrew Paton
3 club challenge: 8 September (Canach): Frank Maitry
Tenth event: 23 August (Canach): William Heath
Ninth event: 18 August (Grand Ducal): Rob McCorduck
Eighth event 27 July (Preisch): Stéphane Ayache
Seventh event 13 July (Junglinster): Steve Brown
DeVere pairs 5 July (Canach): Steve Kaiser
Sixth event 29 June (Junglinster): Andrew Paton
Fifth event 15 June (Preisch): Merve Herneman, Jonathan Hill
Fourth event 8 June (Saarbrücken, front nine?): Alan Botfield
Third event 24 May (Canach, back nine): Ernest Foy
Second event 17 May (Canach): Patch Lowe
First event 11 May (Canach): Tim Tobin
Tenth event 26 Aug (Grand Ducal): David Hopwood
Ninth event 11 Aug (Canach): Johan Terblanche
Eighth event 27 July (Junglinster): Craig Ferreira
Seventh event 14 July (Canach): Ernest Foy
Sixth event 29 June (Junglinster): Willem van Rooyen
Fifth event 16 June (Saarbrücken): Jonathan Hill
Fourth event 9 June (Preisch): Bernard Biggar
Third event 26 May (Canach): Richard Neale
Second event 12 May (Canach): Richard Neale
First event 28 April (Grand Ducal): Tim Tobin
Starters 2017
Round 1 Wednesday 19 April — Kikuoka – Merve Herneman
Round 2 Wednesday 10 May — Kikuoka – Richard Neale
Round 3 Wednesday 24 May — Preisch – David Hopwood
Round 4 Wednesday 31 May — Junglinster – Neil Underwood
Round 5 Wednesday 14 June — Preisch – Mark Houston
Round 6 Wednesday 28 June — Preisch — Tony Nightingale
Round 7 Wednesday 5 July — Junglinster — Rob McCorduck
Round 8 Wednesday 26 July — Kikuoka — Arnaud Bouteiller
Round 9 Wednesday 9 August — Kikuoka – Luc de Vet
Round 10 Thursday 24 August — Grand Ducal — Gregor Dalrymple
Saturday 13 May – Kikuoka – Daniel Kaiser
Wednesday 21 June – Kikuoka – Colin Cameron
Wednesday 2 August — Junglinster – Simon Baker
Sunday 16 September — Kikuoka
Wednesday 5 September – Kikuoka
As in recent seasons, we will be ensuring that a Starter is appointed for each event in advance and it is the responsibility of the Starter for each event to send out the invites, collect replies, organise tee times, advise all Froggies of tee times well in advance of the event, act as the actual “starter†on the evening, send people off, collect money for tee times and check who is eating.
This change has been made to lighten the burden of invites and organisation that has been traditionally carried by one person throughout the season.
So, the list of your tasks is as follows:
1. Send out an email to all Froggies 1 week before the event inviting them to participate. Ensure to make it VERY CLEAR in your email that all replies concerning the event come back to you personally.
2. You will now need to create your list of tee times (the tee time slots will have been advised to you) with names allocated to each slot (2017-citco-start-list-example).
3. Send out the tee time list to all Froggies well in advance of the event and make sure you take two copies of the list (showing members and guests) with you when you go the club. You will also need a copy of the latest handicap list, obtainable from Ernest Foy or as published on the FROGS website.
4. You should plan to arrive at the course at least 20 minutes before the first scheduled tee-off. When you arrive, introduce yourself in the Clubhouse as the FROGGISTARTER, collect score cards, pencils and the LD, NP markers from the Clubhouse. Obtain the phone no. of whoever needs to know the final numbers for dinner.
5. On the first tee, decide which holes you want to nominate for LD, NP, and then:
A. Collect green fees and note down who has paid what. Distribute score cards, pencils; confirm handicaps; announce LD, NP.
B. Confirm whether people are staying for dinner and note down (no need to collect money for dinner).
C. As a general rule, flights should be maximum three players. You don’t need to stick too rigidly to the starting schedule although Match Play should happen as planned. Basically, as players arrive, make sure you send flights out as quickly as possible. If exceptionally you need to send out a four-ball, make sure that you send four good players out together to ensure quick play.
D. Remind all players that QUICK PLAY is essential. As soon as a player cannot score on a hole, he should pick up.
E. Before teeing off yourself, phone the restaurant with the numbers for dinner, then try and relax and play!
Any problems, phone
Luc De Vet (621 327 466) or Dave Winters (621 133 770).
As soon as you get into the clubhouse after playing give the list of entrants, eaters and green fee payers plus the money to one of the people listed above.
Download starter instructions 2017
Download 2017 Start list (Excel file)
Starters in previous years