Men
The 4BBB stableford sponsored by Scott Thornton and Steve Huff was contested on Saturday at the Eden Gardens Golf Course.
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Management wished to thank the donors for their continued support.
Winners of the day were the combination of Nardy Hetaraka and Vic Walker who amassed an excellent scoreline of 50 points.
The runners up, Mark Boller and Jess Mitchell, had to survive the count back system with their three of the pace 47.
In the ball rundown players needed 45 points or better, while the golden shot was claimed by Laura Walker.
Next Saturday members and visitors will play the much-awaited Whale Festival cup day.
The event is a four person ambrose with non-handicap players most welcome.
On completion of the event organisers have arranged food, raffles, auctions many prizes for the winners.
Ring the Proshop on 6496 1054 for reservations.
Ladies
On Wednesday a good roll up of 19 players were in attendance for a stroke round for the FSC and TGA medal playing off the red markers.
Displaying dashing form, Pat Fethers was declared the winner with a very worthy round of 70 and she defeated lady captain Janice Davidson who realised a one off the pace 71.
Balls were recorded at 75 with the nearest pins and golden shot to Vicki and Rae.
On Saturday another good field of 16 players were attracted to the stableford aggregate with the club donating the prizes.
Playing of the red tees the strong combination of Jacquie Olszewski and Cathy Munday emerged victorious with an excellent round of 72 points.
Runners up were Ros Haenig and Ann Schmitzer who landed a fine round of 63 points.
Nearest the pin went to Betty and Laura who also claimed a golden shot.
The ball run down players needed 61 points or better.
Dads Army
Still not accustomed to the change over of daylight savings, only nine players managed to greet the starter for a single stableford playing off the white markers on the back nine.
The veteran Alex Illes took advantage of the early morning stroll when he recorded 24 points with his 24 handicap, but Illes will not be sighted in the winners circle for sometime as the Dads Army handicapping system is very harsh.
The runner up, Mark Davidson, landed 19 points for victory.
Very regular Sunday morning player Brian McDonald will spend sometime on the practice range to avoid next week’s rabbit trap.
Next Sunday the brave troops will again contest a stableford playing off the yellow tees.
Visitors are most welcome.
