Nomads Golf Society 2026

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High above the cities of Bristol and Bath, the latest round of the 2013 Nomads Tour saw twenty-seven members take-on the tight tree-lined fairways of Lansdown which runs alongside Bath Racecourse. The rain came and fortunately it went just as the last group teed-it up on the 1st, and the weather turned into a nice late summers day.

This competition is named Links Pairs and is usually played on the seashore, but with good eyesight the Bristol Channel could be seen from some holes. Taking the Pairs spoils was the ever consistent pair of John Essom and Adie Shilston whose 72 points put them four ahead of second placed Guy Greening and Darren Williams with Bob Hale and James Farley a further shot back.

On the individual front it was Bob’s score of 41 points giving him the money, whilst the other competitions; Nearest the Pin went to Stuart Perry, Longest Drive to Manny Virdi and the Par 3 prize also went to Bob.

Following the excellent meal of Steak and Ale Pie, with Apple Pie for dessert it was the traditional presentation and Captain’s speech with the monthly Raffle of a four-ball at the course won by Jitesh Mistry.

1	Robert Hale	England	41
2	John Essom	England	36
3	Adie Shilston	England	36
4	Darren Williams	Wales	35
5	Tony Griffiths	Wales	34
6	Jon Ager	England	33
7	Stuart Perry	England	33
8	Mark Graham	England	33
9	Guy Greening	England	33
10	Keith Oakes	England	32
11	Keith Williams	Wales	32
12	Mark Willicott	England	31
13	Tony Burris	England	31
14	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	30
15	Andy Alexander	Scotland	29
16	Steve Graham	England	28
17	Damian Orton	England	27
18	Ramesh Mistry	India	27
19	Simon Howlett	England	26
20	Manny Virdi	England	26
21	James Farley	Ireland	26
22	Steve Standbridge	England	26
23	Darren Collier	England	26
24	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	25
25	Tony Bourne	England	25
26	Jitesh Mistry	India	24
27	Ged Wrench	England	23

An earlier in the year visit than usual to the tree-lined fairways of the championship Old Course, host of many previous European Tour events and graced by some of the world’s top players including Ian Woosnam, Seve Ballesteros and Bernhard Langer; all previous winners here.

None of those names however have  managed to emulate the feat of Phil Robbins who has retained the Nomads St. Pierre Trophy, a framed print of the famous 18th hole. Phil’s score of 37 points saw him beat Adie Shilston on count-back with Tony Burris in 3rd place.

The other competitions saw Guy Greening take the nearest the pin, Michael Griffiths the longest drive and Phil also won the par 3 prize. Divisional competitions were won by Derek Freeman-Jones (1), Mark Willicott (2), Ged Wrench (3) and Guy Greening (4).

Stand-in skipper, vice-captain Jon Ager done the honours for the presentation and the day was rounded off with a meal of sausage and mash and a raffle for a prize of a four-ball on the Old Course, kindly presented by the club which was won by Tony Griffiths. There was a special presentation of red Nomads caps to Ged, Mark and Darren Williams on reaching 50 appearances for the society, and as always, a warm welcome to our newest member Ian King, hope you enjoyed the day.

Scores:

1	Phil Robbins	England	37
2	Adie Shilston	England	37
3	Tony Burris	England	35
4	Guy Greening	England	34
5	John Essom	England	34
6	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	33
7	Keith Williams	Wales	33
8	Mark Willicott	England	32
9	Mark Gardiner	England	32
10	Ged Wrench	England	31
11	Darren Williams	Wales	30
12	James Farley	Ireland	30
13	Stuart Perry	England	30
14	Chris Pulfree	England	30
15	Steve Graham	England	29
16	Simon Howlett	England	28
17	Darren Collier	England	28
18	Michael Griffiths	Wales	28
19	Ramesh Mistry	India	27
20	Manny Virdi	England	27
21	Mark Graham	England	25
22	Jitesh Mistry	India	25
23	Steve Morgan	Wales	25
24	Carolyn Griffiths	Wales	25
25	Tony Griffiths	Wales	23
26	Steve Standbridge	England	22
27	Ken Bloomfield	England	22
28	Dave Pavey	England	22
29	Brian Mills	Ireland	21
30	Damian Orton	England	20
31	Horace Denny	USA	18
32	Jon Ager	England	17
33	Chris Wilson	England	11
34	Andy Alexander	Scotland	7
35	Ian King	England	4

Scores

Brian Mills	Ireland	37.5
Mark Willicott	England	37
Steve Graham	England	34.5
Mark Graham	England	33.5
Darren Williams	Wales	33.5
Mike Simpson	England	33
James Farley	Ireland	32.5
Tony Burris	England	32.5
* Martin Phipps	England	32.5
Mark McGirr	England	31
Phil Robbins	England	30.5
Mark Cornock	England	29.5
Dean Harris	England	29.5
Mark Parkhurst	England	27.5
Chris Pulfree	England	27.5
Ged Wrench	England	26
Gary O’Connell	Scotland	25.5
* Richard Cousins	England	25.5
Wayne Stewart	Scotland	24.5
Gary Corcoran	England	19.5

 July 19th 2013

Home member Jitesh Mistry made the most of his course knowledge with an excellent score of 42 points over the Bristol course on a blistering summers day just beating Adie Shilston on countback. Third place went to the consistent and OOM leader Damian Orton with 40 points.

Nearest the Pin was won by Wayne Stewart, Longest Drive by Darren Williams and the Par 3 competition by Damian.

The divisional prizes were won by Darren (Div 1), James Farley (Div 2), Ged Wrench (Div 3) and John Essom (Div 4).

The top 5 in the Order of Merit following this round are:

1	Damian Orton	England	168.0
2	Adie Shilston	England	167.0
3	Guy Greening	England	153.0
4	James Farley	Ireland	145.0
5	Jitesh Mistry	India	142.0

 

Scores:

1	Jitesh Mistry	India	42
2	Adie Shilston	England	42
3	Damian Orton	England	40
4	John Essom	England	33
4	Ged Wrench	England	33
4	Darren Williams	Wales	33
4	Stuart Perry	England	33
8	James Farley	Ireland	32
8	Mark Graham	England	32
10	Guy Greening	England	31
10	Jon Ager	England	31
10	Ramesh Mistry	India	31
13	Steve Harries	Wales	30
14	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	29
14	Steve Morgan	Wales	29
16	Wayne Stewart	Scotland	27
17	Simon Howlett	England	25
18	Steve Graham	England	23
18	Brian Mills	Ireland	23
20	Keith Williams	Wales	22
21	Mark Ridsdale	England	21
22	Ken Bloomfield	Wales	20
23	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	19
23	Mike Simpson	England	19
25	Pramod Mistry	India	18

Friday, 21st June 2013

The latest round of the 2013 Nomads Tour was played over the watery fairways of the Lakes Course at the Vale of Glamorgan.

A fantastic performance by Damian Orton saw him take the spoils with a great score of 42 points, ahead of Tony Burris on 39 and Guy Greening with 37.

Nearest the Pin was won by captain, Gary O’Connell, Longest Drive by Darren Williams and the Par 3 competition by Damian.

The divisional winners were: Steve Graham (Div 1), Wayne Stewart (Div 2), Ged Wrench (Div 3) and Mark Gardiner (Div 4).

Scores:

1	Damian Orton	42
2	Tony Burris	39
3	Guy Greening	37
4	*Mark Gardiner	36
5	*Adie Shilston	34
6	Steve Graham	32
7	Gurdeep Litt	32
8	Keith Williams	31
9	Ged Wrench	30
10	Darren Williams	29
11	Wayne Stewart	28
12	John Essom	28
13	Pramod Mistry	28
14	Mike Simpson	28
15	Derek Freeman-Jones	27
16	Ramesh Mistry	27
17	James Farley	27
18	Mark Graham	27
19	Gary O’Connell	26
20	Rowland Joyce	26
21	Brian Mills	25
22	Steve Morgan	25
23	Jitesh Mistry	22
24	Jon Ager	21
25	*Mark Ridsdale	7
26	*Chris Wilson	7

 

Friday, 24th May 2013

Another great day-out with the Nomads Golf Society on the Montgomerie Course at the fabulous Celtic Manor Resort. The weather, heavy winds and occasional showers and otherwise sunny spells affected the scoring and made this a difficult day.

As this event replaced the scheduled visit to the Celtic Manor in January, the Captain’s Drive was won by Adrian Shilston.

Darren Williams came out on top just beating Mark Willicott on count-back with newcomer Andy Alexander in third place. Nearest the Pin was won by Jitesh Mistry, the Longest Drive by Andy Alexander and the Par 3 competition was shared by Mark Willicott and Simon Howlett.

The divisional winners were; Derek Freeman-Jones (Div 1), James Farley (Div 2), Stuart Perry (Div 3) and John Essom (Div 4).

The day was ended with a lovely 3-course meal of Carrot and Coriander Soup, Chicken and vegetables and a Lemon Parfait to finish.

Here are the scores:

1	Darren Williams	Wales	32
2	Mark Willicott	England	32
3	Andy Alexander	Scotland	31
4	John Essom	England	30
5	Stuart Perry	England	28
=	Adrian Shilston	England	28
7	Rich Allen	England	27
8	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	26
=	Ged Wrench	England	26
10	Guy Greening	England	25
11	Jon Ager	England	24
=	James Farley	Ireland	24
13	Simon Howlett	England	23
=	Damian Orton	England	23
15	Mark Graham	England	22
=	Jitesh Mistry	India	22
=	Pramod Mistry	India	22
=	Steve Standbridge	England	22
19	Steve Morgan	Wales	21
=	Carolyn Griffiths	Wales	21
21	Tony Griffiths	Wales	20
22	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	19
23	Brian Mills	Ireland	18
24	Darren Collier	England	17
25	Steve Graham	England	16
=	Mick Halaith	India	16
=	Gurdeep Litt	India	16
28	Ramesh Mistry	India	14
29	Chris Wilson	England	13
30	Mark Ridsdale	England	11
31	Surj Halaith	India	10
32	Horace Denny	USA	6

Friday, 27th April 2013

Cottrell Park, Cardiff

Celts 11.5 – Saxons 9.5

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The Captain’s Write-up

Arriving just after 8am and turning onto the course, it was an impressive 0.7 miles to the clubhouse, it was all very picturesque  with the course either side of the long drive looking in very impressive and very nicely maintained. We were not to be disappointed as the day progressed.

I had quite a busy start to begin with – as normally Simon appears with all the scores ready to go and proceeds to get the scorecards updated etc. But today we had a phone call from Simon at 8.45 am with which he termed a ‘sat nav’ malfunction – which had taken him to a similar named course the wrong side of Bath (especially for getting to Cardiff) !! Well I think he had enough stick on the day,  to mention this much more here and all I can say it that Lewis Hamilton would have been proud of his driving skills as he arrived just in time to join his group on the tee as they were ready to go! (having switched that grouping to last) . One final mention is that I think he used the same sat nav  during his  round, given some of the positions I saw him looking for his ball on the course!

Anyway we were very lucky with the weather, just 3 minutes of hail (well just enough time for Surj to get his wet gear on, before it stopped!)  Excellent result for golfing in Wales, the strong wind that seemed to be mostly in your face for much of both the rounds  and temperatures in the shade of the wind was almost spring like, but when the sun temporarily disappeared behind a cloud and the wind blew it brought back memories of Forest Hills!

Highlights from the day were:

–          Rowland chipping in from 100yds – well we heard Ged his partner shouting and assumed it had to be his partner Rowland and it was!

–          Some very tight games which changed momentum almost hole by hole and the most amazing being Mark Graham who was 4 down after 10 holes, then making a comeback against Surj such that he was 1 up after the 16^th – only for Mark to fluff the last 2 holes and Surj coming away with the afternoon points.

–          There were also some major turnarounds in form between the morning and afternoon games and well done for Steve Morgan and Horace Denny for warming up to the task and only just missing out on points in the afternoon on the 17^th and 18^th greens respectively and a very good win for Andrew Gardiner (Rich Allen you knew it would have to be mentioned).

–          The sh*ttiest shot of the day has to be vice captain JonAger  in the morning Greensomes (who spared us some relief by not wearing the lime green trousers), when Damien his partner managed to catch the ball with the bottom of the club on a short  chip to the green –s o the ball ended up about 30 yards behind the green in the rough on what could only be termed a massive pile of cow sh*t; Jon didn’t want to let his partner down by taking a drop (excuse the pun), so took on the shot (which he said afterwards had to be taken quickly as he was sinking as he stood ready to take the shot); well the only other thing to add to a good shot (all things considered) was the after-effect of playing such a shot when there is a strong wind in your face ( I think Matt Bond my partner, is still laughing now).

Anyway after the morning session, which I had been told by John and Damian looked like it was 4- 3 to the Celts. Only to find at the end that it was in fact 4-3 to the Saxons.

After lunch of sandwiches and chips, the Mackintosh beckoned and we were away just after 2pm the wind had become slightly stronger and because we were having a staggered lunch we didn’t have to tee off in front of the full gallery of players.

Anyway the course made it a real challenge with lots of blind doglegs for the 2^nd shots and Damian Orton was continuing to play well with “4 putts to get a net par” on one green. His game with Matt Bond was a real roller coaster ride, which went all the way to the 18^th with a massive slice of luck for Damian on the last after bouncing of the wall on the road back to the club house to within 10 yds of the pin! I managed a good finish to just sneak ahead of John with win of the 17^th.

The only other brief point of mention of Jon again taking his 5 wood on the 165 yd downhill par 3 – which would have been spot on if the wind hadn’t stopped blowing the exact point he made the shot – he managed to fire his ball to land on the road between 2 cars travelling at speed to the clubhouse who were no more than 10 feet apart much to the relief of Jon.

Anyway the scores were counted and the end result was a win for the Celts 11.5 – 9.5 – very close in the end –  think of all those matched that had all the twists and turns – one of those going the other way for the Saxons then it would have been a draw!!

So overall since its inception in 2000 the score now stand at Celts 6.5 – Saxons 6.5!!

The evening meal was a bit later than we had hoped – but well worth the wait with Wayne adequately finishing off all the spare meals – he must need all the energy for all those runs he does.

So points of note for the day are:

–          Thanks to James and his two mates Andy and Darren for coming along at the last minute to ensure we had full strength teams. After the event they said that we were the friendliest Society that they have played with.

–          Get the event on Calendar for future years – everybody was impressed by the courses (both golf and food!)

–          The official photographer (Jitesh) had to leave early, surprisingly there was nobody volunteered to fill the void in his absence. So he needs a appoint a deputy!

–          As Matt pointed out that one of the best shots of the day was paying for buggies as it was a long really long walk, especially between some of the holes.

–          Have a thought for Andy (James’ friend), who had told his other half that he was off to play 9 holes of golf – so explaining why he was arriving home after 11pm was going to be an interesting conversation.

–          It was pointed out that there seems to be a very high correlation between when the Celts win and when Tony doesn’t play! We will have to save up to send him for a golf holiday next year!

Also thanks to the staff of CottrellPark who were very accommodating and made the whole event very enjoyable.

Finally, hope all is well with Manny – hope to see you back as part of the Society very soon.

A long but very enjoyable day that started just before 7 am and finished on arrival home just before 11 pm!

Scores:

The greensome scores were:

Jon Ager & Damian Orton vs Gary O’Connell & Matt Bond – Celts won by 2&1

Rowland Joyce and Ged Wrench vs Darren Williams & Adrian Jones – Celts won by 4&3

Tony Burris & Mark Graham vs Jitesh Mistry & Surjit Halaith – Saxons won by 2&1

Mike Woodman & Darren Collier vs James Farley & Andy Alexander – Celts won by 4&3

John Essom & Rich Allen vs Wayne Stewart & Andrew Gardiner – Saxons won by 4&3

Guy Greening & Mark Willicott vs Steve Morgan & Horace Denny – Saxons won by 6&5

Simon Howlett & Stuart Perry vs Derek Freeman-Jones & John Thomas – Saxons won 3&2

The singles scores were:

Jon Ager vs Gary O’Connell – Celts won 2&1

Damian Orton vs Matt Bond – Saxons won 1 hole

Rowland Joyce vs Darren Williams – Celts won 2&1

Ged Wrench vs Adrian Jones – Saxons won 1 hole

Tony Burris vs Jitesh Mistry – Match halved

Mark Graham vs Surjit Halaith – Celts won 1 hole

Mike Woodman vs James Farley – Celts won 4&2

Darren Collier vs Andy Alexander – Celts won 3&2

John Essom vs Wayne Stewart – Saxons won 3&2

Rich Allen vs Andrew Gardiner – Celts won 5&3

Guy Greening vs Steve Morgan – Saxons won 2&1

Mark Willicott vs Horace Denny – Saxons won 1 hole

Simon Howlett vs Derek Freeman Jones – Celts won 5&4

Stuart Perry vs John Thomas – Celts won 3&1

Winners of the nearest the pin competitions were: Damian Orton (x2), Darren Williams (x2), Matt Bond, Jitesh Mistry, Rowland Joyce & Mike Woodman. Rich Allen won the star prize of £25 golf tee vouchers for nearest the pin with the second shot on the 18th hole in the morning course.

 

Friday, 22nd March 2013

BEN GREEN MEMORIAL TROPHY

After a delayed start of an hour and a full English breakfast, the Texas Scramble event got underway in the very cold but dry conditions. Despite the rain starting part way through competition, the event was won by the team of Mark McGirr, Brian Mills, Pramod Mistry and James Farley with a very impressive score of 5 under for the 9 holes.

After a quick turnaround at lunch, allowing just enough time to eat the sandwiches and chips, the afternoon session got underway in heavy rain conditions. The course with it’s newly formed water features, especially on the greens, made play very difficult but despite this and the cold and windy weather most participants completed the 18 holes with the last groups finishing in darkening conditions.

The competition was won by Roger Hall with a notable score of 38 points in the very tough conditions with Mark Parkhurst coming second on 35 points and Ajay Mistra coming third on 33 points.

The division winners were Mark Graham (Div 1), James Farley (Div 2), Stuart Perry (Div 3) and Adrian Shilston (Div 4). Adrian also took home the prize for the Par three competition.

Scores:

1	Roger Hall	England	38
2	Mark Parkhurst	England	35
3	Ajay Misra	Zambia	33
4	James Farley	Ireland	32
4	Adie Shilston	England	32
6	Stuart Perry	England	31
6	Mark Graham	England	31
8	Jitesh Mistry	India	30
8	Mark McGirr	England	30
8	Damian Orton	England	30
11	Guy Greening	England	29
11	Tony Burris	England	29
13	Wayne Stewart	Scotland	28
14	Simon Howlett	England	27
15	Manny Virdi	England	26
16	Jon Ager	England	25
16	Mark Cornock	England	25
18	Mike Simpson	England	24
18	Mark Willicott	England	24
18	Matthew McGirr	England	24
21	Tony Bourne	England	23
22	Rowland Joyce	England	22
22	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	22
22	Stephen Morgan	Wales	22
25	Ged Wrench	England	21
25	Steve Graham	England	21
27	Rich Allen	England	19
28	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	18
28	Pramod Mistry	India	18
30	John Essom	England	14
31	Brian Mills	Ireland	8
32	Darren Williams	Wales	0

22nd February 2013

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The 2013 season finally got underway after the snow delay with the first event of the year at Ogbourne Downs near Marlborough, Wiltshire, in freezing conditions.

Twenty Seven members braved the biting winds that whistled over the chalky, Marlborough Downs, plenty of layers, gloves, and woolly hats was the order of the day.

2012 Order of Merit Champion, Derek Freeman-Jones got the defence of his title off to a great start with the top score of 39 points to win the Wallace Trophy, ahead of Jon Ager with 36, with Darren Williams taking 3rd place on count-back ahead of Damian Orton and Brian Mills.

Jon also added the Par 3 competition to his winnings, whilst new captain, Gary O’Connell took the Longest Drive down the 14th signature hole, and the Nearest the Pin on the very tricky 17th was won by James Farley.

The divisional winners were; Tony Griffiths (Div 1), Damian Orton (Div 2), Stuart Perry (Div 3), and Brian Mills (Div 4).

The day was completed with a meal of Chicken and vegetables, followed by Apple Tart and custard, the presentation by the captain, and the monthly raffle (3 prizes), which were won by Brian Mills, John Essom and Chris Wilson.

Scores:

1	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	39
2	Jon Ager	England	36
3	Darren Williams	Wales	33
4	Damian Orton	England	33
5	Brian Mills	Ireland	33
6	Guy Greening	England	31
6	Stuart Perry	England	31
6	Adie Shilston	England	31
6	John Essom	England	31
10	James Farley	Ireland	30
11	Peter Horlock	England	29
12	Tony Burris	England	29
13	Adrian Jones	Wales	28
13	Tony Griffiths	Wales	27
13	Wayne Stewart	Scotland	27
13	Manny Virdi	England	27
17	Mark Willicott	England	27
18	Jitesh Mistry	India	26
18	Keith Williams	Wales	24
18	Simon Howlett	England	24
18	Mark Graham	England	24
22	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	24
22	Ged Wrench	England	23
24	Mike Simpson	England	23
24	Chris Pulfree	England	20
26	Steve Graham	England	20
27	Chris Wilson	England	13

THE 2012 ORDER OF MERIT

Final Positions

(Best 6 scores counting)

1	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	208.0
2	Darren Williams	Wales	205.0
3	Chris Pulfree	England	193.0
4	Simon Howlett	England	192.0
5	Steve Graham	England	191.0
6	Mark Graham	England	191.0
7	Wayne Stewart	Scotland	189.0
8	Manny Virdi	England	189.0
9	James Farley	England	187.5
10	Rich Allen	England	186.0
11	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	184.0
12	Tony Burris	England	183.5
13	Rowland Joyce	England	181.0
14	Stuart Perry	England	181.0
15	Dave Curtis	England	181.0
16	Surj Halaith	India	180.0
17	Jitesh Mistry	India	180.0
18	Mark Willicott	England	179.0
19	Ged Wrench	England	178.5
20	Adrian Jones	Wales	175.0
21	Tony Griffiths	Wales	175.0
22	Jon Ager	England	170.0
23	John Essom	England	168.0
24	* Guy Greening	England	165.0
25	Mike Simpson	England	159.0
26	Stephen Morgan	Wales	153.0
27	Damian Orton	England	148.0
28	Mike Woodman	England	142.0
29	Pramod Mistry	India	128.0
30	Tony Bourne	England	122.0
31	Michael Griffiths	Wales	101.0
32	Gurdeep Litt	India	100.0
33	Carolyn Griffiths	Wales	93.0
34	* Adam Jones	England	83.0
35	Mark McGirr	England	78.5
36	Keith Williams	Wales	67.0
37	Phil Robbins	England	65.0
38	* John Gauci	Greece	65.0
39	Robert Hale	England	60.0
40	Ajay Misra	Zambia	57.0
41	* Brian Mills	England	50.0
42	Rich Crowcombe	England	39.0
43	Ziggy Niblett	Wales	38.0
44	James Cowling	Wales	37.0
45	Horace Denny	USA	35.0
46	* Paul Irwin	England	33.0
47	Rob Eadsforth	Brazil	33.0
48	Dave Pavey	England	32.0
49	* Nick Phillips	England	32.0
50	* Dean Harris	England	32.0
51	Mark Parkhurst	England	31.5
52	Alastair Stevens	England	30.0
53	* Matthew McGirr	England	30.0
54	Peter Horlock	England	27.0
55	Brendan Turbitt	Ireland	27.0
56	* Paul Meaker	England	27.0
57	Luke Sandford	England	27.0
58	John Thomas	Wales	26.0
59	Mark Cornock	England	25.0
60	* Steve Keable	England	24.0
61	Matt Freeman	England	24.0
62	Gary Corcoran	England	24.0
63	Ken Perrett	England	22.5
64	* Mark Hobman	England	20.5
65	Chris Orum	Wales	20.0
66	Paul Griffiths	Wales	18.0
67	Gavin Williams	Wales	14.0
68	Ben Green	England	8.0

LEAGUES

2012	DIVISION 1
1	Derek Freeman-Jones	Wales	208.0
2	Darren Williams	Wales	205.0
3	Steve Graham	England	191.0
4	Mark Graham	England	191.0
5	Manny Virdi	England	189.0
6	Gary O’Connell	Scotland	184.0
7	Tony Griffiths	Wales	175.0
8	Tony Bourne	England	122.0
9	Robert Hale	England	60.0
10	Ramesh Mistry	India	0
	DIVISION 2
1	Chris Pulfree	England	193.0
2	Simon Howlett	England	192.0
3	Rowland Joyce	England	181.0
4	Surj Halaith	India	180.0
5	Jitesh Mistry	India	180.0
6	Mark Willicott	England	179.0
7	Jon Ager	England	170.0
8	Damian Orton	England	148.0
9	Ziggy Niblett	Wales	38.0
10	John Thomas	Wales	26.0
	DIVISION 3
1	Wayne Stewart	Scotland	189.0
2	James Farley	England	187.5
3	Rich Allen	England	186.0
4	Ged Wrench	England	178.5
5	Mike Simpson	England	159.0
6	Stephen Morgan	Wales	153.0
7	Michael Griffiths	Wales	101.0
8	Ajay Misra	Zambia	57.0
9	Brendan Turbitt	Ireland	27.0
10	Ben Green	England	8.0
	DIVISION 4
1	Tony Burris	England	183.5
2	Stuart Perry	England	181.0
3	Dave Curtis	England	181.0
4	Adrian Jones	Wales	175.0
5	John Essom	England	168.0
6	* Guy Greening	England	165.0
7	Mike Woodman	England	142.0
8	Pramod Mistry	India	128.0
9	Gurdeep Litt	India	100.0
10	Carolyn Griffiths	Wales	93.0
11	* Adam Jones	England	83.0
12	Mark McGirr	England	78.5
13	Keith Williams	Wales	67.0
14	Phil Robbins	England	65.0
15	* John Gauci	Greece	65.0
16	* Brian Mills	England	50.0
17	Rich Crowcombe	England	39.0
18	James Cowling	Wales	37.0
19	Horace Denny	USA	35.0
20	* Paul Irwin	England	33.0
21	Rob Eadsforth	Brazil	33.0
22	Dave Pavey	England	32.0
23	* Nick Phillips	England	32.0
24	* Dean Harris	England	32.0
25	Mark Parkhurst	England	31.5
26	Alastair Stevens	England	30.0
27	* Matthew McGirr	England	30.0
28	Peter Horlock	England	27.0
29	* Paul Meaker	England	27.0
30	Luke Sandford	England	27.0
31	Mark Cornock	England	25.0
32	* Steve Keable	England	24.0
33	Matt Freeman	England	24.0
34	Gary Corcoran	England	24.0
35	Ken Perrett	England	22.5
36	* Mark Hobman	England	20.5
37	Chris Orum	Wales	20.0
38	Paul Griffiths	Wales	18.0
39	Gavin Williams	Wales	14.0