Stroke Play Final Round. Kings, Saturday September 7th. Competition Cancelled due to Fog - New Date is October 5th.

This Saturday is the third and final round of this years Stroke Play Championship from the White Tees on the Kings. Anyone can play but only those who have submitted scores in the first two rounds can win.

You can see the current standings here: Stroke Play Round 2. Queens White Tees. Saturday June 29th. — Dun Whinny Golf Club

Enter via the app as usual and please send any special requests to me. The draw will appear here later in the week.

History: The Stroke Play Trophy first awarded in 1984. In late 1983 there was some discussion at Council about changing the format of the Championship Cup (the original trophy of the Club) but it is clear from the minutes that this idea was not welcome and the result of the discussion at that time was the purchase of a new trophy by the Club to be called the Stroke Play Trophy. It was decided this would be a four round medal play trophy. For many years the trophy was played utilising medals on four consecutive months, two on the Kings and Two on the Queens. The best net aggregate was declared the winner. In recent years with the construction of the PGA Centenary Golf course the format of this has now been changed to three medal rounds one Kings, one Queens and one PGA. Again the winner is the member with the best net aggregate for the three rounds

The Scratch Stroke Play Trophy came into existence in 2020 when then Club Captain Andrew Lothian was delighted to have won the scratch section of the Stroke Play event only to discover there wasn’t a trophy for that….. he solved this by donating a lovely Claret Jug which has been awarded from 2021 onwards. Andy hasn’t won it…. yet!