The Owen McMicking Plate bubbles along each year underpinned by the Men’s Monthly Medal Nett stroke results, during the period of March to October.

Of those eight (8) stroke rounds, your lowest five (5) scores automatically count towards the final of the Plate,  the winner having the lowest aggregate nett stroke score over five (5)  best rounds.

The next Monthly Medal to be held on October 14th, will decide the winner of the Owen McMicking Plate for 2017.

If you have already played in 5 Monthly Medals since March 2017, this will be your last chance to improve on your highest nett score. That is to say you will need to score a lower nett score than your current highest score that counts towards your total.

If you have only played in 4 Monthly Medals this will also be you last chance to seal the deal with a blistering round.

Currently Russell Williams is setting the pace with an aggregate score of 366, however, with the best nett round being a 64 since March, anyone could front up and steal the plate.

You can see from the sample of scores below, that it could be anyone’s title if they play to their best…. well almost anyone’s.

See you at the Club house and good golfing.

Despite a little chill and rain, 22 Teams played out the event with the winning team of Jim Arnott and Andrew Smith scoring 72 points.

For full results:

What a thrilling end to the week of SuperLeague. Jim Arnott had anchored his Team, Pars, with a fine 35 points and solid rounds in the conditions by Neil (Macca) Mackenzie  &  Peter Hobson each with 31, looked to have the Pars set for a win, with 97 points.

Clearly however, the Player of the Week was Peter Walsh with a very good 37 points, and together with Brian Fennessy’s last gasp 29 points on Thursday helped their Team, Fairways to level with Pars, on 97 points.

The SuperLeaque rules call for countback of the best three cards in these semi final circumstances, and in this case, Fairways get the nod 49 to 46 on the total of the back nine count back scores.

In the other Semi Final, Bunkers (104) look to have a very solid team with Jon Smith (36), Hans Hoefler (34) and that deciduous Kev Castwood pruning back another 34, taking the win over OOB’s (102) led by Antony Roberts strong 36, supported by Doug Clemann (33) and Frank Gill’s last effort on Saturday with 33 (bad luck about the 7 on the 9th, partner).

Final this week with therefore be between Bunkers – v – Fairways.

Don’t forget the  Super Sunday event on Sunday 20^th August , 9 holes then a BBQ, putting Comp and presentation at which the Premiers, runners-up and the Best and Fairest awards will be recognised.