Men's Open Day Sunday 23 April - 7:30am & 12:15pm hit offs. Nominations close Wednesday 19 April.
Women
Joy Cartner won the Thursday Ladies' single stableford competition with 37 points, from Joan Wright on 36, who was second on a countback from Margaret Dennett. Margaret also picked up the approach on 6 & 15. Next Thursday the ladies play a single stroke competition.
On Saturday Merryn Henke won the Easter Saturday BBB stableford competition with 40 points, followed by Joan Wright on 38 points - second for the second time this week. Rundowns went to Joy Cartner on 35 and Rae McCliskie on 31. Joy won the ladies' approach on 6 & 15.
Men
Members recorded many fine scores in the Easter Saturday BBB single stableford. Larry Pershouse led the way with 41 points from Ray Walker on 38. Dean Page followed up with 37 and Blake Dowling on 36. Rundowns went to Norm Plath on 36 and Harry Zawacki on 35. Clinton Dowling won the lucky draw card.
Harry and partner Darryl Johnstone had earlier won their pairs' matchply contest against John Cole and Rodney Wagner.
| B Division Approach 1 & 10 | Dominic Mete | 1.815m |
| A Division Pinshot 4 & 13 | Ray Walker | 3.10m |
| B Division Pinshot 4 & 13 | Ivan Philpott | 1.68m |
Next Saturday the Club sponsors a single stableford competition, which will be followed up on Sunday by the Isis Men's Open Day. Easter Monday results will be available in next week's notes.
Vets
Harry Zawacki & Darryl Johnstone with 46 points won the fourball best ball competition on Tuesday. Mark McAulay & Nigel Radin with 44 points were second, ahead of Michael Stantobn & Ray Walker on 41, who were placed third on a countback from Craig Reynolds & Garry Willoughby.
| Men's Approach 1 & 10 | Craig Reynolds | .31m |
| Combined Approach 4 & 13 | Kev Savage | .24m |
| Ladies' Approach 6 & 15 | Val Plath | 1.68m |
Chook Run Winners
| Ray Walker | 30 nett |
| Harry Zawacki | 30 nett |
| Craig Reynolds | 31 nett |
| Mark McAulay | 31 nett |
Next week members are invited to the April VIP Stroke event sponsored by Fiona & Clinton Dowling. Hit off at 12 noon.