Tim Wray the Cammeray Golf Prodigy in NZ History
A profile of Tim Wray, a seven year old trainee at Cammeray, now a teenage golf prospect under coach Jack Carnegie. The piece details his early start, daily practice from dawn, natural swing, and rapid improvement, with Tim cited as a potential future champion at Fullerton pace despite still maturing. Tim trains with Carnegie's B grade team, often at 6 am in summer and 5:45 am in winter, showing exceptional dedication and skill.
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Ahart
Timothy) Wray
Huonkrankers
Sydney
Tit Wray
Tle
Commercial
Tin Wray
Enerey
Jack Carmegie
Pinssbly Qe
New South Whales
Carmmegis
Cammocray
Mattien
Ste
Carhegh
Tim Wray
Querie
Cammeray
Carnerle
Hia
Cammoray
Wale Ik
Thin
The Self-Conceder and the Putts They Concede
An exploration of golfers who concede putts and other common putting abuses. The piece recounts familiar players who mark, replace, or manipulate balls, noting prevalence across regions and game formats.
Maloney Excels at Canberra Easter Golf Carnival
The Canberra Easter carnival drew strong fields from Royal Canberra and Sydney clubs. Reg Maloney, formerly an Australian rules footballer and cricketer, stunned patrons by finishing third in the Canberra Cup handicap and contending in favorable conditions during the afternoon round. He led in enthusiasm and potential, with the silver spoon event seeing him near the frontrunners.
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D. Agplin
Canberra
Reg, Moloney, & Hovies
Feld
Royal Canberra
Sydney
I. Oe
Aemewlatle
Maloney Wix
Toowoomba Greens Shine In Easter Carnival Report
Driahane correspondent notes vast improvement at Toowoomba golf course with new greens by G. W. E. Ashby showing relief and two to three hole positions. Observes roughs, sand issues, and need for local kakuyа solution plus distant sand deposits. J. E. Carter defeats Tom McKay in A grade. Ryde Parramatta beats Killara on Saturday.
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Toowoomba
G. W. E. Ashby
Sydney Grade Season Opens with McKay Defeat
Australian champion T. McKay lost to J. K. Carter in a Ryde match as Ryde-Portrumia Club faced Killara. Carter, unbeaten on the course, proved a formidable opponent while McKay fought to adjust his pitch and scrambling runs amid strong county play. WA Walter defeated The Likes 12-3, signaling South Kensington’s mix of youth and inexperience lacks overall edge.
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Shephard
de Kooyonsa
South Australia
Shephard Hee
Offfesson
Kooyange
Quistanvine
Sydney
T. McKay
Killira
Ryde-Por
Ryde
Eith Steelay
Ighe Pamn
Carter
Mckey
Hoote
Conrnes
Walter
Meing Fn
South Kensington
Denholm Wins ALF Cup At Last After Years Of Pursuit
Alec Denholm, long a top scratch player, finally wins the ALF Cup marking his first victory after eight to nine years of near-misses. The win caps a remarkable run and sets a course record context tied to Jim Ferrier’s Queensland Open mark.
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Alec Denholm
ALF
Cup
Queensland
Alern
Denholm
Jim Ferrier
Anil
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