The club's last competition of the 2021-22 season was blessed with plenty of sunshine and a gentle breeze. 15 members competed in the Casino Medal in which each player's score on 3 chosen (joker) holes is halved. If a gross score results in a fraction (65.5, for example),the total is rounded down before the handicap is deducted. Most players took advantage of this, resulting in many sub-par scores. 
Best of the bunch was Colin Ayling's 6-under par 48, closely followed by Rick Poyser (the Winter League champion)

This fun competition has 2 elements; a medal round and fewest putts.
Keith Brown easily produced the best medal round, 2-under par and 4 shots ahead of his nearest rival.
Tom Smith and Colin Ayling shared the glory of having the fewest putts, 25 each.

King of the stablefords, Paul Fields, was victorious again, Having won the BW Stableford Challenge on 12 February.

A star is earned when a player's tee shot comes to rest on the green.
This is 2 competitions in one. A medal and player with the most stars. Roger Steven's 2-under par 52 won the medal and the second placed medal player, John Roberts' 8 stars easily won the second half of the competition.

In a Casino Stableford, players can earn double points on 3 selected holes. This, potentially, adds 9 extra points to the total stableford score when the player birdies his selected 3 holes. Paul Ayling did just that to win the competition on 9th October.

​14 Members completed a series of match-play games in the 2021 Summer League. Roger Stevens dropped only 3 points in his 13 games to become the winner. Oddly, the only game he lost was to Rick Poyser, who came second.

​John Robert's round score of 55 (Net 47) left the rest of the field trailing in this Stableford competition.