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LADIES AT THE WANDERERS GOLF CLUB |
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The ladies' section of the Wanderers golf club was established simultaneously with the founding of the golf club in 1939, under the capable captaincy of Mrs Kay Deane. This section has thrived over the past 60 years and boasts one of the largest ladies' sections of any golf club in the country. It has a wonderful sporting spirit and has excelled in all sections of the Transvaal league. Many members, too numerous to mention, have been selected to represent Transvaal, southern Transvaal, or, more recently, Gauteng. The sporting tradition within the ladies' section stems from many members, who have excelled in a wide variety of sports and attained springbok colours.
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FOUNDER MEMBERS |
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Helen Suzman (1939 - 1992) Helen Suzman's motivation for joining the club stemmed from the fact that her husband doctor Mosie Suzman and his brothers Bennie and Arthur had decided to become members.
Doreen Sanders (1939 - 1999) Doreen's parents, Nummy and Kay Deane, were founder members of the club and enrolled their daughter, at the time a seventeen year old pupil at St Andrews school in Bedfordview, as a junior member. It was at school that she took her first steps into the world of golf, receiving lessons from Morris Bridges.
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LADIES NEWS |
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Ladies Report May 2005 by Anne Barrow |
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Ladies Report August 2004 Winter is always a busy time on the Ladies golf calendar. In the Gauteng Championships, Cheryl Brownrigg won the 2nd day gross, B Div. and reached the semi of the match play. Annette Lawson won the 1st day gross. Down in Paarl, at the National Seniors, Emma Hall was counted out for winner, in her relevant Division !! I'm giving away no age---Emma has eternal youth !! |
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