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G&P West Mixed Canadian – October 14

October 14, 2018Comments Off on G&P West Mixed Canadian – October 14Latest News

64 players entered today’s G&P West Mixed Canadian, a Board event that has been sponsored by Pat and her late husband Gordon since 1982.  Our thanks to Pat for putting this day on our golfing calendar.  A top day was had by all of us who played.

Today’s popular winners were Alison Strong and Michael Thomas with a nett 72.625.  Maryanne Gartner and Rod Mackenzie repeated their 2017 top performance to again be runners-up with nett 74.125.

 

G&P West winners and runners-up (l to r) Michael Thomas, Alison Strong, Pat West (sponsor), Maryanne Gartner, Rod Mackenzie

G&P West winners and runners-up
(l to r) Michael Thomas, Alison Strong, Pat West (sponsor), Maryanne Gartner, Rod Mackenzie

Jan Brownlie hit a ripper on 16 to 1.25m to win the women’s nearest the pin.  Rod Mackenzie stole the show among the men with a shot to 2.25m.

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Men’s Club Championships – Round 2

October 13, 2018Comments Off on Men’s Club Championships – Round 2Latest News

On another perfect day for golf, Round 2 of the Club Championship saw plenty of movement on the leaderboard.

The Club Championship looks to be a race in two with Chris Leaver pegging back two shots today on leader Tom Sorrell.  Tom’s two round score of 156 is one ahead of Chris.  They tee off at 9:24 next Saturday and should be striding down the 18th a little after 1 pm.  A nice gallery around the 18th green to see them home would be great so come along and have a look.

B grade saw Bruce Hutton extend his lead to 5 with Brendan Simon now leading the chasing pack.

C grade – As the AFL commentators say,  you could throw a blanket over the leading 15 or so contenders.  Geoff Maher and Patrick Bowd are equal leaders but the Captain is reading up on the play off rules with a tight finish assured.

D grade has the steady Peter Hobson holding a handy lead over Ian Watson but with a few of the chasing pack capable of producing a top notch round Peter will need to be at his best again next week.

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The Senior Championship is for all players over 60 years old.  Defending champion Chris Leaver is chasing grander honours and is odds on to demolish the rest of the oldies next week.

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The Junior Championship is open to all players under 21 years old. Ryan Thomas has a massive lead and is showing no mercy on his big brother.

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The R.E. Cameron Trophy is presented to the player with the best net score over the 3 rounds of the Club Championship.  Ian Watson has jumped into the lead with rounds of 69 and 75.  Go Watto, keep up the good form.

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Good hitting to everyone next week.

Saturday Stroke October 13th

October 13, 2018Comments Off on Saturday Stroke October 13thLatest News

Today we had 93 players in our Saturday Stroke

Overall Winner: Ray Burton with 71 Nett

A-Grade Winner: Chris Leaver with 72 Nett

B-Grade Winner: Peter Walsh with 73 Nett

D-Grade Winner: Trevor Moss with 74 Nett

14th NTP: Chris Leaver with 1.5m

16th NTP: Philippe de Plessis with 2.6m

Also a big congratulations to Jon Smith who made an eagle down the 3rd hole!

 

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We had 14 Ladies compete in our Saturday Stableford

Winner: Kerry Hogan with a great score of 37 points

 

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Wednesday 10th October 2018 – Monthly Medal Stroke

October 10, 2018Comments Off on Wednesday 10th October 2018 – Monthly Medal StrokeLatest News

Today’s event was generously sponsored by Life Member Pat West.  Thank you Pat.  We had 30 players compete in the Monthly Medal Stroke competition.  The Monthly Medal winner was Coral Gray with 79 nett on C/B from Wendy Parker and Fay Quilford.  A Grade winner was Ian Kinlyside with 93/17/76, B Grade winner was Coral Gray with 108/29/79 and C Grade winner was Helen Mackenzie with 110/30/80.  B Grade Scratch winner was Marea Maher with 108 gross on C/B from Coral Gray.  Putting winner was Loris Clark with 28 putts on C/B from Wendy Parker.  The Silver Spoon winner was Trish Owen, who competes in the State Final later in the year in Melbourne.

There were 16 players in the 9 hole competition, with the winner being Anne Bowd (32) with 18 points.

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Tuesday October 9th Plus Par

October 9, 2018Comments Off on Tuesday October 9th Plus ParLatest News

Tuesday 9th October Plus Par

55 players fronted the starter for today’s event.

Only four players could come up with “Plus Scores”

Winning Plus score with a fine 4 plus was Brad O’Brien also  taking out “C” grade

A Grade Geoffery McDonald  “Square”

B Grade Mitchell Elliot Plus 2

NTP”s 14th. Geoffrey Maher 1.5

16th Joe Lowell. 1.85

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October Gordon West 9 Hole Competition

October 7, 2018Comments Off on October Gordon West 9 Hole CompetitionLatest News

 

                              October’s Gordon West 9 Hole Competition

A beautiful Spring day greeted the 46 players from nine teams for round one of the 2018/19 Gordon West 9 Hole Competition.

Some really good scores created great excitement to the handicapper Trevor Seebeck who had his handicapper’s pen out, and was able to take handicaps of six of the players.

Gross Men’s Winner: Chris Leaver 40 Strokes  …. Best Nett: Ted Bruinewood 33 Strokes

Gross Ladies Winners: Bec Thomas 39 Strokes    …..   Best Nett: Jean Chaplin 33 Strokes

N.T.P. John Hassett 2.65mtrs

Winning Team: Rule 25 A: Coralie Baker.. Alison Strong… Lynda Bassett… Karen Oxford… Marianne Gartner… Karen Bear   Total 139 Strokes.

The Ladder:   1:  Rule 25 A  139 Strokes      2:  7Up. 143 Strokes     3: Top Dogs 144.5 Strokes   

                         4:  Rules 25 B 145 Strokes     5:  Divots 147 Strokes      6: The Floggers 151 Strokes

                        7:  Kitty 152 Strokes     8: Grass Hoppers 155 Strokes     9: Young Ones 169 Strokes    

   Handicap Changes for November’s event:  

                                                                   Doug Clemann 6 > 5            Andy Bassett 9.5 > 8.5

                                                                   Ted Bruinewood 13 > 12         Jean Chaplin 17 > 16  

                                                                   Coralie Baker 15 > 14              Karen Bear 14.5 > 14.    

Winners

Winners are Grinners with Gordon West Sponsor Kevin Scott from South Gippsland Kennels

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Winning Team Smiles all Around.

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Thanks to Our Sponsors   Kevin & Deborah Scott

                                             South Gippsland Kennels

                                   “Small enough to Care big enough to Excel”

                                         Phone 5674 2246.

 

Men’s Club Championships – Round 1

October 6, 2018Comments Off on Men’s Club Championships – Round 1Latest News

On a perfect day for golf 103 members competed in the first round of today’s Men’s Club Championships.

The best score of the day was Michael Thomas’s 76, with  Tom Sorrell just one behind on 77.   Mick is reportedly a non-starter for Round 2 so Tom is taking a handy 3 shot lead into Round 2 with Chris Leaver on 80 looking to chase him down.

B grade sees a couple of seasoned performers showing everyone how it’s done.  Bruce Hutton with 82 leads Doug Clemann on 84

C grade – Nick Shaw’s 91 has him 4 shots ahead of Patrick Bowd and David Vorwerg and a couple of capable golfers not far behind.

D grade leader Stuart Harry with 99 holds a slender lead over Lachie Thomas, Peter Hobson and Scotty Blencowe.  It’s game on for the honours in D grade.

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The Senior Championship is for all players over 60 years old.  Defending champion Chris Leaver hold a slender lead after Round 1, but has a number of seasoned performers chasing him and waiting to pounce if he falters

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The Junior Championship is open to all players under 21 years old.  It looks like there is no catching Ryan Thomas.  His big brother, Lachie, will give it his best shot but is long odds to win the family battle.

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The R.E. Cameron Trophy is presented to the player with the best net score over the 3 rounds of the Club Championship.  Lachie Thomas is the first round leader with 68 net but he needs to back it up next week to keep ahead of a throng of players within a shot or two of the lead.

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Good hitting to everyone next week.

Owen McMicking Plate

October 6, 2018Comments Off on Owen McMicking PlateLatest News

The final round of the prestigious Owen McMicking Plate was completed today.  This is awarded to the player with the lowest net score over for their best five rounds over the last 8 monthly medals.  The winner is the person who has consistently performed well in Monthly Medals rounds.

This year’s winner is David Forbes, with net scores of 68, 69, 68, 79 and 77 for a total of 361.   A worthy winner indeed.  Runner-up Rod Hopcraft with 77, 65, 77, 73, 72 (364 total) was also a star performer throughout the year and was just a putt here and there short of victory

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Men’s Monthly Medal & Women’s Stableford October 6th

October 6, 2018Comments Off on Men’s Monthly Medal & Women’s Stableford October 6thLatest News

Today we had 103 players in our October Monthly Medal

Overall Winner: Lachlan Thomas with a score of 68 Nett

A-Grade Winner: Bruce Hutton with a score of 69 Nett

B-Grade Winner: Mark Anderson with a score of 73 Nett

C-Grade Winner: Nick Shaw with a score of 71 Nett

14th NTP: Phil Douglass 2.1m

16th NTP: Alan Kuhne 5.1m

 

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We had 19 Ladies compete in our Saturday Stableford

A-Grade Winner: Marea Maher with 28 points

B-Grade Winner: Coralie Baker with 31 points

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