Cowlin, Kew and Hawkins win Princess Diana Salver

The Honours Board Competition, which is a stand aside Texas Scramble, consists of three-player teams from each section of the membership.

Cowlin, Kew and Hawkins recoded an impressive 12 birdies for a nett twelve-under-par 58, three shots clear of the runners-up Helen Clarke, Peter Phillips and Neil Sillick.

The trio were one shot clear of the third placed team of Ray Collick, Janet Jamieson and Steve Taylor. In their round Helen, Peter and Neil carded three birdies and thirteen pars, just one more birdie than Jamieson, Collick and Taylor.

It was that man again, Ross Macnab, teaming up this time with Sean Richardson, to win the Any Gender Three Clubs and Putter 4BBB with 44 points on countback from runners-up Jim Skinner and Dougie Woods.

Birdie machine Macnab carded five birdies and six pars during his round and his teammate Richardson helped their score with a birdie and a par.

Skinner and Woods, between them, carded three birdies and seven pars for their score of 44 points, but it was the double on the par five 15th that allowed Macnab and Richardson to snatch the win on countback.

In third place was Steve Cameron and Gareth Little with 43 points.

Worlebury GC Lady Captain Patricia Smith centre is pictured with the winners Amanda Cook and Ray Collick. (Image: Worlebury GC)

In the first of the 2022 Winter Mixed Greensomes, the runaway winners with 42 points were Amanda Cook and Collick, the runners-up were Cook's twin brother Peter Phillips and Emma Bourton with 40 points to beat Angela Bagley and Graham Hewlett into third place on countback.

Cook and Collick carded five pars and a birdie two on the 12th for their round of 43 points,

Bourton and Phillips carded eight pars for their score of 40 points after Hewlett and Bagley had a couple of doubles on the back nine that proved to be their undoing.