BOBBY SPEIRS, who has had to settle for second place twice in as many weeks, finally made it to the top spot last Saturday as he splashed his way to victory in the Captain's Day competition at Kingarth.   Persistent rain made scoring difficult and the 13-handicapper did well to amass 38 stableford points to finish three points clear of his nearest challenger.  Duncan Speirs (6) edged into runner-up place on a better inward half after finishing on 35 points along with Gordon Little (15). John Kernaghan (13) was fourth, one point further adrift.  

The day was generously hosted by club captain Ian McDougall who presented the prizes to the soggy victors at St Blane's Hotel.  

Kingarth golfers will be in trophy action tomorrow (Saturday) when they compete in a medal round for the James Lamont Quaich while the postponed mixed competition for the R. A. Pride Shield will take place next Friday (August 31) with a 6.30pm start at the clubhouse.  

The committee of management meet tonight (Friday) at 7.30pm in St Blane's Hotel.