CURTC Video Collection TAGS: Ed | Hope | Jules | Scott | Trapp To start off the new menu/category item for Videos, here are some blasts from the past. First a true classic from David Hope…

Another Trapptastic Christmas Tournament Thriller TAGS: Trapp | Xmas Tournament The day after Boxing Day saw the usual antidote to Christmas at Grange Road. 24 competitors battled out the annual CURTC Xmas Tournament under testing conditions with rules devised by …Continue reading →

The Dutch are coming, the Dutch are coming*… TAGS: The Dutch | Trapp Well they have been and gone but not before handing the CURTC a good beating on Saturday, January 5th. And it all started so well with Johnny Bailey prevailing on …Continue reading →

December 2012 was a busy Month TAGS: Jimmy | National League | Scott | Trapp | Xmas Tournament Christmas Tournament A long but highly successful day culminated in Richard Bowers (70) winning the Christmas Tournament final at 10.15pm, taking the match 6-5 against Emma Lord (67). The group …Continue reading →

The Cambridge Leagues 2010 TAGS: Linda | Trapp This year’s Cambridge Leagues have completed and the final results are in. In all, seventy five players from right across the spectrum of handicaps at the club competed in three …Continue reading →

No queuing at the Sales after Christmas TAGS: Trapp | Xmas Tournament Yes, by entering the CURTC Christmas Tournament you will be excused trotting round the sales with your husband, wife, gigolo, concubine, family, in-laws, etc.. There are no more places left …Continue reading →

CURTC 30-39 Category Tournament – Sun 17 Feb, 2008 TAGS: 30 | Category | Trapp At last. A tournament that ran (more or less) according to schedule. Three closely contested round robin groups and proper semi-finals that were marred only by an injury to Paul …Continue reading →

2007 Christmas Tournament TAGS: Trapp | Xmas Tournament Unfortunately the Blue Court was underwater on the day, and so the byzantine and elaborate formula of play that had been used hitherto for the tournament was replaced by a …Continue reading →