Golf Notes 24 May 2016

Vicki McAulay won the single stableford on Thursday with 39 points, from Sandra Kirk on 38. Dianne Rowley placed third on 37 points in a high scoring morning of golf.

Women

Vicki McAulay won the single stableford competition on Thursday with 39 points, from Sandra Kirk on 38, with Dianne Rowley third on 37 points in a high scoring morning of golf.

This Thursday members are invited to join other members for the Show Public Holiday B, B or B competition hit-off at 12:30.
On Saturday, the Club Championship began, together with a single stroke competition for the day.

Kerry Schnack with 70 nett won the daily competition from Fiona Dowling on 73, second on a countback from Vicki McAulay, third also on a countback from Lisa Cooney. Joy Cartner (0.57m) won the ladies’ approach.

In the championships the leading players after the first round in A Grade are Fiona Dowling on 85 from Robyn Robinson on 89; in B Grade Kerry Schnack on 90 from Joy Cartner on 100; in C Grade Lisa Cooney on 103 from Joan Kelly on 106.

The championship continues next Saturday and Sunday, together with a daily competition, open also to members not playing in the championship.

Note: a ‘sausage sizzle follows the Saturday game.

The “Pizza and Pasta Night” after presentations, together with a Club “Happy Hour”, again proved a success for those who stayed to enjoy the chit chat and tasty food varieties, all very much appreciated. Thank you Helen.

Men

The opening round of the Club Championships saw a number of fine scores in the pleasant conditions.

Larry Pershouse recorded nett 67 to win the daily competition run in conjunction with the championships. Peter Hutton with 68 nett was second on a countback from Peter Hrelja, third on a countback from Ivan Philpott.

Rundowns went to Phil Luckett on 69, Craig Reynolds also on 69, Laszlo Volgyesi, again on 69, followed by Bill Cowan on 70 and Ross Nicol on 71.

Clinton Dowling (4.1m) won the pinshot on 1 & 10, no B Division player recording his name for an approach. Mark McAulay (6.69m) won the A Division approach on 4 & 13, Larry Pershouse (9.8m) winning the B Division approach.

The first round of the championships saw the following front runners. In A Grade former champion Clinton Dowling (recent record equaller) and son Damien are locked together at 76 gross; in B Grade Phil Luckett on 83 leads Peter Hutton on 87; and in C Grade Larry Pershouse on 87 has a comfortable lead over last year’s champion Roger Draper.

Next Saturday and Sunday the Club Championships continue together with a daily competition open also to members who are not competing in the championships.

A ‘sausage sizzle’ will follow Saturday’s game.

As usual for the Show Public Holiday on Thursday members are invited to enjoy a BBB stableford competition. Hit-off at 12:30.

The “Pizza and Pasta” evening following the presentations and in conjunction with a club “Happy Hour”, proved another successful occasion for those who enjoyed the delicious variety of foods offered by Helen Ricciardi, very much appreciated.

Vets

Larry Pershouse continued his winning form with a nett 68 to win A Division from Niel Rieck on 69 and Kieth Rule on 70.
Rusty Usmar led the B Division field with 69 nett from Dean Page on 73 and Ed Connell on 74.

Val Plath won the Ladies’ Division with 68 nett from Jennifer McKay 73 and Lisa Cooney on 74.

Niel Rieck (in the hole) won the Men’s approach on 1 & 10; Vicki McAulay (0.84m) the Ladies’ approach on 6 & 15; and Paul McCarragher (0.1m) the Combined approach on 4 & 13.

Kieth Rule led the Chook Run winners with 30 nett from Joy Cartner (31), Rusty Usmar (32) and Col Dennett (32) both on a spin.

Next Tuesday, see you there for the 9:30 a.m. shotgun start for the Childerborough Cup in Maryborough. At home a competition will be available for those not going to Maryborough.