A field of 65 golfers battled strong winds in the second round of the Thursday Championships. However, the tough conditions didn’t bother Bruce Cathie who shot a great 38 points to take overall honours. Andrew Smith won A-grade with 33 points on countback; whilst Peter Hartigan took out B-grade with 35 points, also on countback.
Seventeen pairs competed in the Lois Cameron Canadian Foursomes Board event today. The winning combination were Liz Hodge and Bronwyn Debenham with a nett 79.5. Runners up, with 81.875 were Karen Bear and Wendy Parker. These players will now compete in a match play foursomes before October 27th. Thank you to Sue Woods for the raffle donation.
In much improved weather conditions, Peter Hobson was a clear winner with a score of +4. Geoff McDonald won A Grade on a countback with a score of 0. Frank Smedley is having a good run and took out C Grade with a score of -2. Chris Leaver had an eagle on the 18th hole.
In less than favourable conditions, 49 brave souls tackled the course for the September Monthly Medal. Congratulations to Chris Leaver was the overall winner on a countback with a score of 73. B Grade was won by Nick Shaw with a nett score of 75 and C Grade was won by Scotty Blencowe, who lost the overall win on a countback also with a score of 73.
We had 71 players attack the course today in clear weather. Quentin Wilton led the field and was the overall winner with 36 points. Ian Barlow was the B Grade winner with 35 points and a solid 32 points gave Frank Smedley a win in C Grade.
Twenty nine women played in the September Monthly Medal. Fay Quilford won the medal and A Grade with a nett 77. Nan Meagher was the C Grade winner with 80 nett. Marea Maher won B Grade also with an 80 nett. The A Grade scratch event was won by Ashleigh hutton with 95. Thank you to Libby Seebeck and Jan Bissett for the raffle prize.
A glorious Spring morning greeted the 51 competitors for today’s stroke round; also the third of the 4 Seasons rounds to be played over the year.
David Forbes handled the conditions best to run out overall winner on countback, with a nett 72. Ron Findlay also shot 72 nett to take out B-grade and Peter Hobson finished with a nett 76 to win C-grade; also on countback.
62 players participated in today’s events with proceeds going to Challenge supporting kids with cancer.
The winners of the Gentsomes event were Chris Leaver, John McInnes, Peter Hartigan and Trevor Moss with 114 points.
Ian Barlow, Ian Murchie, Dean Kellett and Kevin Michael took the runner-up prize with 112 points
Down The Line: Paul Luck, Bruce Clark, Jeff Brewer & Tyler Marotti on 107
Bruce Cathie, John Simon, Trevor Seebeck & Tony Roberts on 107
Bob Pritchard, Nan Meagher, Rich Commerford and John Dumont on 105
Wendy Parker, George Misson, John McLennan & Bryan Fennessy on 105
Nearest the Pin; John McLennan on 14 and Peter Hartigan on 16
Longest Putt: George Misson
Best dressed, looking resplendent in his yellow shirt and blazing trousers – Ian Blencowe
8 of the Club’s past Captains challenged the New Golf Committee in today’s 4BBB Stableford event. The new Committee snuck in for a victory by 6 matches to 4 with a few matches drawn.
The best score of the day was 41 points by the pairing of Allan Kuhne and George Hendry. Ken Smirk and Ian Barlow beat 3 othe pairs on a countback to win the runner-up prize with 40 points
Continuing his amazing run of success with the Nearest the Pin prize, Ian Barlow took the honours on 14. Ashleigh Hutton was best on 16.
Grandmother’s Trophy was cancelled and has been rescheduled for October 30th. Seventeen women competed in a Stableford event. A Grade winner:Wendy Parker 39 points and B Grade winner: Sue Woods 31 points on C/B.
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