Today we had 90 players in our men’s event
Overall Winner: Paul Dell with 40
A-Grade Winner: THOMAS SORRELL with 36
B-Grade Winner: STEVEN FORRESTER 38
14th NTP: Fred De Bondt at 50cm
16th NTP: Henry Sedelies at 86cm
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Today we had 13 players in our women’s event
A-Grade Winner: GLENYCE McROBERT with 36
congratulations to Ashleigh Hutton who got an Eagle on hole 17
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20 Pairs of ladies clad in all sorts of green regalia enjoyed today’s competition, off the pink tees. The winning pair were Robin Smith and Chris Lay with a score of 48, closely followed by Trish Miller and Ashleigh Hutton with 46.
Marie Sands won the 9 hole competition, also off the pinks, with a score of 21, followed by Lesley Renwick with 16.
John McInnes stole the show today with a fine 39 points
Grade winners were David Child and Fred de Bono. Congratulations to our three heroes today.
Today we had 98 players in our men’s event
Overall Winner: TREVOR RICKARD
A-Grade Winner: Peter Norman
C-Grade Winner: Paul Dell
D-Grade Winner: Andy Horvath
14th NTP: Mark Anderson with 2.01m
16th NTP: Philip Edwards with 1.4m
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Today we had 16 players in our women’s event
Overall Winner: Liz Hodge
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Today’s Stableford event was a bonus for some good-scoring golfers.
Ron Findlay shot a fabulous 40 points to win today’s event on a countback from the red hot Andrew Smith. Jeff Brewer’s 36 points and George Hendry’s 36 points were the other very good scores.
33 ladies entered the March Monthly Medal Competition and some impressive results were recorded. Jenny Fraser won the overall medal as well as C Grade with a score of 68. Fay Quilford won the A Grade with a score of 72 and also won the putting competition with 28 putts. Anne Gibson won the B Grade with net 74.
Being the first Tuesday of Autumn, today was the first round of the Four Seasons Medal with future rounds to be played on the first Tuesdays of Winter, Spring and Summer.
A special thanks to Peter Brownlie and his mates from Box Hill Golf Club who joined us today to help make up a bumper field of 90.
The hottest golfer today was Ian Barlow, from B grade, who shot a handy 67 nett to take today’s big prize.
Grade winners were Winton Knop (A grade) 68 nett, Allan Edney (C grade) 72 nett and Frank Smedley (D grade) 69 nett.
In a once every four years event, 71 players hit off in the February 29 shotgun start.
The women’s event was won by Ashleigh Hutton in A grade with 37 points and B grade by Maryanne Gartner with 31 points
The men’s event was won in C grade by Thomas Warby with 39 points. Michael Thomas’s 37 points earned him the A grade prize and Frank Gill’s lovely putt to finish wom him the B grade prize on 37 points, on a countback.
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In humid and at times damp conditions, 81 golfers took on the challenge. Winning overall on a countback with 41 points was Chris Leaver. Also on 41 points was Brian Fennessy, who took out C Grade. B Grade was won by Jeffrey Brewer with 37 points.
Nearest the pin was won by Antony Roberts on the 14th and Bob McGeary on the 16th.
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Sunday 23rd Feb was Leongatha Golf Club’s inaugural “Day on the Green”. Our General Manager Sharon Marsh was the driving force behind the day, to open up the course and showcase the Club as a venue which can cater for your special event. The LGC members enjoy a social time as well as their golf, so it was great to see a good crowd of around 200 locals and visitors making themselves comfortable under the large sugar gums at the 10th tee, to enjoy our selection of local wines and beers, together with tasty Tapas, Pizza and finger food. The entertainment was provided by local groups, Black Pepper and Souly Us who both played a selection of their own compositions and cover music to delight the crowd. The music was complemented by perfect weather with a light breeze keeping the revellers cool in the shade on the natural bush setting. See you at the next one. Well done to all of the staff and volunteers on the day.
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