Women
Vicki McAulay and Cecily Fay combined well to record 63 nett in the fourball best ball on Thursday, to win on a countback from Marg Dennett and Vicki Wyeth who also combined well.
This week we play a single stableford competition. Please note that our Isis Ladies' Carnival is on August 03, and the nomination form is on the notice board.
On Saturday we joined the men in the Bill & Jan Kingston sponsored competition with the results posted in the men's notes. This Saturday we play a club sponsored single stroke competition.
Men
Men and women together enjoyed the Bill & Jan Kingston sponsored day, playing a single stableford competition. Mark Tedge had his best round in a while scoring 39 stableford points to win from Kieth Rule on 37 points. Other prizes went to Mitchell Anderson and Bob Champney on 35, Larry Pershouse and Val Plath on 34, with rundowns to another seven players. Fiona Dowling collected a Bradman's prize for a score that's best kept a secret.
Mitch Anderson and Craig Reynolds won the A Division pinshots on 1 & 10 and 4 & 13, while Len Stallard put his second shot in the hole on 1 & 10 to win the B Division approach. Vicki McAulay won the ladies' approach with her second shot a mere 15 cms from the hole.
A sincere thank you to Bill & Jan for their generous prizes and the tasty after game snack.
This week we play a club sponsored single stroke competition.
Vets
This Tuesday the cool winter afternoon saw over 40 players enjoy a single stableford competition with some very respectable scores being recorded. None better than Mark Dennett's 41 points making her the overall winner for the day.
In A Division Nigel Radin had to survive a countback on 35 points to hold off Col Dennett and second runner up Norm Plath, with Larry Pershouse scoring 20 points to win the best nine holes.
The B Division scores were much better with Len Stallard on 39 points winning from Bob Champney whose 38 points left him as runner up on a countback from Mick Ryan. Visitor Mary Jacobs won the best nine holes on 21 points.
The approaches for the men were won by Col Dennett on 1 & 10, just 15cm from the hole, and Nigel Radin on 4 & 13, in the hole on his second shot. For the women, visitor Rachel Cashin won both approaches on 1 & 10 and 4 & 13.
Chook Run winners were led by Marg Dennett unbeatable on 27 nett, followed by Col Dennett and Len Stallard on 31, Joy Cartner on 32, and on a spin Bob Champney, Mick Ryan and Joan Wright took the remaining chickens. Sadly no chicken for Monica.
This coming Tuesday we play a stroke competition as the 3rd round of the Jan Mungomery Salver. See you there fora 12 noon hit off.