Although Autumn is approaching fast, the season has not ended yet. There are warmers / sizzlers at Worplesdon, Woking, St. George's Hill, and Royal Wimbledon. These are fine venues which are well worth playing. Check the Fixture List or the Meetings / dates and events pages for details.

The AGM took place after the Autumn Meeting. Peter Foord is the new Captain for the following year.

Peter Dickinson won the singles competition and also the Dick Sellick Salver for the best combined scores from the Spring and Autumn Meetings. George Melio won the scratch competition. Bernt Kirsten and Michael Lamparelli won the afternoon foursomes.

Alan Evans has retired after 27 years as manager of the team - many thanks to him. David Somerville has taken over as Cyril Gray manager.

Dulwich finished fourth in a tough qualifying group behind finalists Cranleigh and Charterhouse.

Bob Deakin won the singles at this year's Spring meeting with 37 points. Peter Foord and Graham Curtis won the foursomes. See the Meetings page for details.

Dulwich lost in the second round of the Cyril Gray to Stowe 2 - 1 having beaten Blundell's yesterday 3 - 0.  More details in the Cyril Gray section.

This is on 24 April at Royal Wimbledon G C. Dulwich tee off at 12.30.  Supporters very welcome.  See Grafton Morrish page for details.

Dulwich lost this afternoon's fourth round match against Marlborough 3 1/2 - 1 1/2. 

Dulwich beat Downside at Deal this morning 3 1/2 - 1 1/2 and face Marlborough this afternoon for a place in the semi-finals.

Dulwich beat Tonbridge, the current holders, in the second round of the Halford Hewitt at Royal St. George's G C , Sandwich in a thrilling 3 -2 victory.  Dulwich meet Downside at 09.45 at Royal Cinque Ports G C, Deal, tomorrow, Saturday 10th April. Please come and support the team.

Dulwich beat Framlingham 4-1 in the first round of the Halford Hewitt at Sandwich today.  The team play Tonbridge tomorrow also at Sandwich starting at 12.05.  All supporters welcome.

We have some excellent Warmers and Sizzlers in 2010.  Go to the Meetings page for all the details!

Dulwich are drawn to play Framlingham at 11.30 on 08 April at Sandwich.

The 2010 fixture list is now available.  See the Dates and Events page for details.

The Old Alleynian Golfing Society was founded in 1925. It exists to promote the enjoyment of golf by Old Alleynians. To do this the Society has a varied and attractive fixture list.

 

It enters teams for the national competitions for public schools old boys golf societies:

 

- the Halford Hewitt Cup which is played at Deal and Sandwich in April;

 

- the Grafton Morrish Bowl, the finals of which are held at Hunstanton and Brancaster in the Autumn;

 

- the Cyril Gray Trophy, played at Worplesdon in June;

 

- the Putting Tournament held at Royal Wimbledon in June.

 

Details of these competitions can be found on their own pages.

 

The Society holds two formal Meetings, and organises several informal ones, during the year. These are played at some of the best golfing venues in the South East of England, which can be checked out on the Meetings page. The Spring and Autumn Meetings include a singles stableford competition in the morning with a foursomes competition after lunch. There is also a Scratch prize in the Autumn Meeting, and one for the best singles aggregate over the two meetings. The informal Winter Warmers and Summer Sizzlers consist of a breakfast or light lunch followed by a round of golf. Members wishing to play in any of these events should contact the Hon. Secretary, Graham Curtis.

 

There are also a number of friendly matches against Dulwich College, the Dulwich and Sydenham Hill and Royal Cinque Ports Golf Clubs, and other Old Boys Golf Societies. These are held either in the evening during the week, or at the weekend. Details can be found on the Dates and Events page. Any member wishing to play in any match should contact the appropriate Match Manager

 

The Society holds its Annual Dinner in March at the East India Club. The Annual General Meeting is held immediately following the Autumn Meeting.

 

The Committee are concerned to maintain the sustainability and vitality of the Society. Members are encouraged to attend the Meetings and to play in the matches. The Society has also established a Youth Policy to encourage recent school leavers to join and participate in the events. But we also want to encourage any other OAs who play golf, whether returning to the game or having taken it up since leaving the College, to join us. Don’t worry about your standard of play. Whatever it is you will be given a warm welcome. Membership costs only £20 per year, but for members under 25 years old it is free. Anyone wishing to join should contact the Hon. Secretary.