Women
Lisa Cooney again led the field in the mulligan stableford, winning on 40 points from Margaret Dennett on 38, with a rundown to Rose Cochrane on 35 points. Cecily Fay won the approach.
This Thursday’s competition is to be arranged.
On Saturday in the Craig Swift sponsored single stableford competition, Monica Madsen on 34 points won from Jennifer McKay on 33 and Cynthia Draper on 32 points.
Rundowns went to Helen Ricciardi, Joy Cartner and Cecily Fay. Cecily (0.66m) won the approach on 6&15.
This Saturday, we play a single stableford competition sponsored by the club.
Men
Members enjoyed a single stableford competition sponsored by Craig Swift. Many players recorded solid scores around par, with Roger Draper winning with 38 points, from Bill Herring on 37, second on a countback from Craig Reynolds.
Rundowns went to Kieth Rule and Bill Kingston (36), Phil Luckett and Ivan Philpott (35).
Nigel Radin (6.4m) was nearest the pin off the tee in A Division, with Garry Willoughby (1.13m) nearest the pin in B Division with his second shot. Craig Reynolds (1.27m) won the A Division pinshot on 4&13, with no B Division player landing on the green with his tee shot.
Many thanks to Craig Swift for his sponsorship and generous prizes.
This weekend the club is sponsoring a single stableford competition, before the October Monthly Medals the following Saturday.
Vets
The fifth round of the single stroke competition for the Jan Mungomery Salver combined with the V.I.P. competition for September was sponsored by Ian and Jennifer McKay.
The competitive field played in three Divisions – the Men’s A, Men’s B and Ladies’. With so many prizes on offer, this writer has been very selective in recording winners.
In A Division, Colin Dennett recorded nett 66 to win from Michael Hickey on 68, with Kev Denham 3rd on 71. In B Division, Dean Page won with 71 nett from Harry Zawacki on 72, with Peter Hutton 3rd also on 72.
Vicki McAulay won with nett 75 from Val Plath on 77, 2nd on a countback from Lisa Cooney. Di Rowley managed to record the most travelled round.
The list of approach winners is so extensive there is insufficient space to list all thirteen of them.
Col Dennett and Jack Smith led the Chook Run winners (both nett 30) from Rusty Usmar and Kev Denham (both 31), claiming the last chickens on a spin.
A very big thank you to Jennifer and Ian for their generous sponsorship, nearly every player rewarded with a prize and satisfied gastronomically.
Next week members play a 4 BBB stableford competition – see you there for the 12 noon hit-off.