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Stroke Monthly Medal – Saturday 04 April 2015

86 Players

Winners

  • A Grade (0-15) Brian Vella (6) nett 71
  • B Grade (16-19) Peter Jaspers (16) nett 65 * Monthly Medal
  • C Grade (20-25) Frank Gill (21) 73 nett c/b
  • D Grade (26-36) Colin Moyle (26) nett 66

NTP

  • 4th Bruce Hutton 8.5m
  • 7th Russ Williams 3.6m
  • 14th Con Carydias 2.7m
  • 16th Peter Waters 3.0m

SuperComp

  • Peter Jaspers nett 65

DTL Balls

  • Ted Bruinewoud 68
  • Marcus Drummond 69
  • Dale Comrie 71
  • Fred deBondt 71
  • Peter Waters 73
  • Graeme Burt 73
  • Neale Gillin 73
  • Nick Fraser 73
  • Geoff McDonald 73
  • Darrell Prior 73
  • Jon Smith 73
  • Barry Attwood 73
  • Gordon Morrison 74
  • Peter Hart 74
  • Rod Hopcraft 74
  • Pat Mitchell 74
  • Nick Savino 74
  • Peter Hartigan 74
  • Merv Stubbs 74
  • Will Norden 74
  • Andy Bassett 75 (c/b)

Course Update – April 2015

With summer now behind us we are looking forward to preparing for winter.

Our fairways have survived summer very well with the irrigators only needed for 3 weeks at the end of January. Many thanks to Tim McCarthy for the work he has put in to repair the irrigators and keep them in working order.  Temperatures during summer were below average but conditions were still dry.  Luckily we received rainfall when we needed it most.  The fairway mower has been kept very busy during these favourable growing conditions.  All fairways are in excellent condition heading into dormancy.

The 6th and 8th fairways have received extra foliar fertiliser to promote growth going into winter. The top of the 8th has been reshaped to get more grass on the right and the tee end of the 6th has not been cut since February to improve playing conditions.  All fairways and tees have now been sprayed with pre-emergent as part of our pre winter program.

The greens have responded well to our March coring and are currently coming down in height quickly. The cutting of greens is subject to the sand being dewy/wet and sticking to the mower tyres, rollers and being picked up in the catches. Dry afternoon cutting is preferred until the sand is gone to minimize this.

The excellent condition of the greens prior allowed us to use our large deep tines on our verti drain machine to a depth of 7 inches and a 100% pull out.

Sand was applied but conditions did not allow it to dry quickly enough during the day to finish rubbing in. Overcast and wet conditions made it very hard to rub in and fill the deep holes. Long afternoons followed, only able to rub the sand in late in the afternoon when dry. It was the following week that the weather was fine, the sand was dry and we got to fully rub the sand in. Poor weather has therefore set our recovery time back slightly.

Please note, the sand must be 100% dry to fall down the holes. If not it just smothers the top of the hole over and the holes are left empty with a poor result.

By coring twice a year we are continually improving the health of our greens every year. By going back to a once a year coring we are only maintaining what we have and even going backwards if conditions are poor and do not allow for an excellent one off result.

A big thank you must go to the volunteers that continue to help out when needed. Jobs such as spreading out cores, picking up limbs, re-turfing areas, whipper snipping, round up spraying and even mowing have been undertaken. Thank you.

As a courtesy to all other players when exiting a bunker please leave the bunker in the best possible condition for the next player. Rake the bottom of the bunker as flat as possible raking where you have hit from and walked. Please only smooth faces with back of rake to allow balls to roll to middle.

Dylan McMeekin
Superintendent

Stableford – Thursday 2nd April 2015

49 Players
Winners
• A Grade (0-19) Josh Hall (4) 36Pts
• B Grade (20-36) Rod McCann (25) 36pts

NTP
• 4th Barry Stevens 1-53m
• 7th Ian Murchie 1.8m
• 14th Josh Hall 7.9m
• 16th Jon Smith 3.3m
DTL Balls
• Trevor Steer 35
• Peter Hartigan 35
• Geoff McDonald 34
• Dave Vorwerg 33
• Frank Smedley 33
• Jon Smith 33
• Barry Stevens 33
• Col Sperling 32
• Merv Stubbs 32
• Dave Forbes 31
• Kevin Castwood 31
• Brian Fennessy 31 c/b 2 others

GV Royal Women’s Hospital 4BBB Stableford – Wednesday 1 April 2015

44 Players
Winners
Loris Clark (27)/Sue Bowler (41) 46pts
Runners-Up
Toni West (11)/Alison Strong (38) 45pts
NTP
• 14th T West 2.55m
• 16th M Eabry 3.20m
DTL Balls
• Maxine Eabry/Wendy Parker 43pts
• Sharyn Rayson/Gwen Chapman 41pts
• Anne Gibson/Marea Maher 41pts
• Nan Meagher/Portia Toussaint 40pts
• Deb Miller/Jan Brownlie 40pts
• Shirley Welsford/Sue Woods 40pts
9 Hole Comp – 2 Players
Winner: Jan Birrell 12pts

Ladies Pennant Results Round 3

LGC WOMEN’S PENNANT RESULTS 30TH MARCH 2015
SECTION 1. LEONGATHA DEFEATED PHILLIP ISLAND 5/ 0
T West def N Crothers 1 up
S Rayson def D Gray 4/3
W.Parker def L Hammond 4/2
T Owen def Imelda Daly 2/1
D Stubbs def D.Andrews 4/2
SECTION 2 LEONGATHA DEF LANG LANG 3 ½ TO 1 ½.
M Eabry def J Sullivan 1 up
D Williams def R May 5/3
C Touzel squ C Stockdale
P.Pease def B Oates. 2/3
J.Howard lost to D.Fraser 3/2
SECTION 3 LEONGATHA DEF WONTHAGGI 4 ½ TO ½.
C Gray def P Hanley 4/3
M Leaver def M.Anderson 1 up
D Miller def B Bowmar 5/4
M Maher def I Ruby 3/2
S Welsford squ D.Garry
SECTION 4. LEONGATHA DEF FOSTER 5/0
L.Clark def M Barham 4/3
G Chapman def K Morris 5/3
H Mackenzie def J Bacon 3/2
G McRobert def F McGlead 2/1
P Toussaint def V Gow 1 up

Stabrose – Tuesday 31 March 2015

39 Players
Winners
• Bec Thomas (5), John Payne (7), Ryan Thomas (22) and Lachie Thomas (34) 61 Pts
NTP
• 4th Nil
• 7th NIL
• 14th John Payne 3.9m
• 16th Joe Lowell 1.4m
DTL Balls
• Bob Smith, Ian Barlow, Bruce Gibson and Denis Hanna 59pts
• Ian Caine, Peter Waters, Bill Warren, and Kevin Scott 58 pts.

Ryan Thomas had an eagle 2 on the 3rd hole.

Leongatha Golf Club releases Strategic Plan 2015-19

copy-copy-LGC-logo_Web_150.pngIt is with pleasure that I can release Leongatha Golf Club’s Strategic Plan 2015-19.

Over the past 12 months the Board of Management have been working very hard to produce a strategy that has relevance to our members and stakeholders, while also articulating a pathway of sustainability and embedding the principals of good governance within our club, sport and the wider South Gippsland community.

There are many people that need to be individually thanked for making this strategy come to life, particularly the current and former committees. I would like to say thank you to them for all the hard work and their commitment in making this strategy a reality.

The strategy is divided into seven priority areas and 46 actions with deliverable targets. The strategy will become part of the overall operating framework for Leongatha Golf Club, linking the clubs strategic direction with our members. This was one of the most important elements identified when developing our strategy and was considered to be one of the most fundamental requirements that the strategy should include.

This is an exciting time for Leongatha Golf Club and as you read through the strategy you will see that we have set the bar quite high on deliverables to our members and stakeholders in the coming years. I hope you all read our plan, be inspired a little and become an active member of the Leongatha Golf Club continuing to make it a great community sports club.

Download the Leongatha Golf Club Strategic Plan 2015-19

Download the Leongatha Golf Club 2014 Member Survey Results

Sincerely

Dan's signature

Dan Poynton
Vice President
Leongatha Golf Club

South Gippsland Mens Pennant – Rd 3 Match Results

South Gippsland District Golf Association Men’s Pennant Rd 2 – Sunday 22 March 2015

The Leongatha Golf Club Men’s Pennant teams are sponsored by:

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Division 1  – BYE

Division 2  @ Phillip Island GC Lost 1-6 Vs Lang Lang GC

Match Report by (Stand in) Captain: Russell Williams

Fortunately we were able to play three Division 1 players in our side due to their bye, however realising Lang Lang are the premier Division 2 side ,we tried to structure our side to advantage .

Unfortunately we went down 1-6 over the day, with some close finishes not falling our way.

Sparksy went to the 20th hole and was beaten by a 20 foot putt. Tom Sorell lost 2 down after a torrid struggle against his opponent off a handicap of 3. Barry Attwood and Russell Williams had the unenviable task of playing one and two against 2 handicappers and were beaten as you would expect. Peter Dowling put up a good tussle but was beaten on the last hole. Grant McRitchie forgot to take his meds early enough and unfortunately they didn’t take effect until too late.

The shining light was Rod McKenzie who comfortably beat the Lang Lang captain Nick De Hay and won the money .

A very social day with drinks going late into the afternoon with the Lang Lang boys .

Results:

  • Barry Attwood Lost
  • Russell Williams Lost
  • Tom Sorrell Lost 2Dn
  • Rod McKenzie Won
  • Peter Dowling Lost 1Dn
  • Anthony Sparkes Lost 20th
  • Grant McRitchie Lost

Division 3 @ Korumburra GC – Won 5-2 Vs Foster GC

Match Report by Captain: Chris Indian

Div3 had a very solid 5-2 win against Foster at Korumburra.

The team got off to a flyer with almost every match having us up at the turn.  Dan & Al tried hard to lose their matches – Dan from dormy 5up & Al from a bit less – I guess they both just wanted to walk up Webb’s Horror!!  After a couple of wild shots near the end of their respective matches, they’d say unlucky bounces & lies, they both managed to close it out 4&2.  Brendan & Chris had no desire to walk up Webb’s, and duly finished their matches early – they didn’t even walk it to support their team mates deciding to watch from the tee boxes!

Robert had another solid win, while John & Bryan got very close.

We have a big match in front of us after the Easter break against Korumburra that could ultimately decide whether we are in good shape for the final.

Results:

  • Brendan Simon Won 7&6
  • Allan Adcock Won 4&2
  • Dan Poynton Won 4&2
  • Chris Indian Won 6&5
  • John Dalton Lost 19th
  • Bryan McCorkall Lost 2&1
  • Robert Rumian Won 2&1

Division 4 @ Korumburra GC – Won 6-1 Vs Welshpool GC

Match Report by Captain: Andy Bassett

Division 4 Team won a thrilling contest against Meeniyan 5-2, a score which did not reflect the closeness of the competition. Junior Tim Boler again played solid golf and won getting up on the 17th hole 2&1. Mark Anderson powered home through the back nine to win 5&4 then Ryan “Rocky” Thomas had a break through win 4/2 which underlines the importance of giving the young guys continuing opportunities to develop.  Well done to Tim and Ryan (probably part of the 1st Div team in years to come).

Both Mark Boler and Peter Jaspers secured wins on the 19th holes after sea sawing first 18’s, especially Peter who came back from 4 down at the turn. These determined efforts secured our great team win.

Garry Peters put up a valiant effort, square at the 16th, but lost the 17 and ended 2 down. The Captain, me, I was at best ordinary, with my opponent Dave McIntyre giving me a spanking having me 8 down at the turn. I think he had 11 puts and 3 birdies on the front 9.  I felt like captain Francesco Schettino with a major disaster on my hands.  I managed to put together three wins to start the back 9 but I was on the rocks and my ship sank after a skinny bunker shot on the 14th, ending 6/4.

Results:

  • Gary Peters Lost 2Dn
  • Peter Jaspers Won 19th
  • Andy Bassett Lost 6&4
  • Ryan Thomas Won 4&2
  • Mark Boler Won 19th
  • Mark Anderson Won 5&4
  • Tim Boler Won 2&1

Results of the other matches and division ladders can be found on the South Gippsland District Golf Association website.

Super League – Round 3

Leongatha Golf Super League LogoRound 3 of Super League has seen the ladder take shape with Condors and Tom Titts both remaining undefeated.  They look like the teams to beat at this early stage.

  • Condors belted Hot shots 136 to 105, with Doug Clemann’s excellent 38 points on a wet and windy Tuesday being the star performance.
  • Tom Titts muscled their way past Royal Blues 140 to 133. Eagle man, Mick Thomas, lead the charge with 38 points.
  • Monthly medallist, Loris Clark, with a very fine 38 points helped Guys & Dolls to a narrow win over the unlucky Ace Eight – 143 to 138
  • Pitch Perfect scored their first win with a 136 to 131 victory over Tigers Wood.  Peter Brownlie’s 36 points the best for the winners while Dan Poynton’s hot steak continued with 38 points for losing team.
Played Won Drawn Lost Points For Points Against % Points
Condors 3 3 0 0 419 369 113.6 12
Tom Titts 3 3 0 0 427 380 112.4 12
Guys and Dolls 3 2 0 1 395 408 96.8 8
Pitch Perfect 3 1 0 2 411 404 101.7 4
Royal Blues 3 1 0 2 424 432 98.1 4
Tigers Wood 3 1 0 2 407 422 96.4 4
Ace Eight 3 0 1 2 411 425 96.7 2
Hot Shots 3 0 1 2 370 424 87.3 2

 

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