Roger Stevens and John Roberts both produced below-par net scores to win this pairs competition.

Teams of two are randomly selected from the entrants.
Each team member records a medal round (gross - handicap).

The 2 net scores are added together to form the team score.

The "casino" in Casino Medal requires players to "gamble" on playing well on 3 pre-selected holes. Gross scores on those holes are halved, half strokes are allowed. Total gross scores are rounded down, if necessary, before handicaps are applied to produce a nett medal score. The course revised par in this format is 49.5, rounded down to 49.
67% of entrants equalled or beat this adjusted par, the best was Peter Merry's 4-under par on 45.

New member Michael Ayling (h'cap 18) scored his first medal success today with a net score of 4-under par.
6 players equalled par or under, which made Michael's success even more remarkable.

Derek Grimston's hole-in-one on the 8th boosted his remarkable winning score of 6-under par 48. It also earned him a sizable handicap cut and a drinks bill.
Paul Fields managed to get 9 tee-shots to land on the green (stars) to win the second half of this competition