Following the winning ladies team who played against Aboyne and won their Daily Mail match our Gents team of AliRamage, CraigLindsay, AndyMilne, LewisMilne and MarkLothian played against Stonehaven last Saturday here at Banchory and won 3-2. Well played and good luck to both teams in the following round where the Ladies play host to Newmacher and the gents travel to Auchenblae.
Course Takes Shape:
With recent improvement in the weather the golf course is shaping up nicely ahead of the new season. The summer greens have been in use this week and early feedback has been very positive from both members and visiting players. However that old chestnut "pitch marks" has surfaced with unrepaired marks showing on a number of greens.
Take a look at the work the greenstaff have carried out topdressing the 17th green below.
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With recent improvement in the weather the golf course is shaping up nicely ahead of the new season. The summer greens have been in use this week and early feedback has been very positive from both members and visiting players. However that old chestnut "pitch marks" has surfaced with unrepaired marks showing on a number of greens. 
