Women
Cecily Fay won the Thursday single stableford competition with 34 points from Margaret Dennett on 32, second on a countback from Vicki McAulay. Cecily also won the approach. This Thursday the competition will be a Canadian Foursomes.
On Saturday Joan Wright recorded a 71 nett to win from Helen Ricciardi. Helen claimed the ladies approach. Cynthia Draper scored a 2 and 1 win over Fiona Dowling in one of the women's matchplay semi-finals.
This Sunday is Isis Ladies' Carnival and we hope everyone has nominated for this event. Shotgun start at 9:00am.
Men
Grey skies kept the field smaller than usual, but the single stroke competition proved very competitive with a number of below par scores. Ken Albion broke a long drought with a nett score of 66, just one stroke clear of playing partner Norm Plath. Rundowns went to Damien Dowling and Roger Draper on 68, Clinton Dowling and Bill Kingston both on 69.
Norm also won the Men's A Division pinshot on 1 & 10 and Neal Mittelheuser on 4 & 13. Bill Kingston won the B Division on 4 & 13 while Travis Mittelheuser was nearest the pin with his approach on 1 & 10.
This week we play the August Monthly Medal. Time to step up to win one for the year. On August 16, the postponed annual Captain versus President Teams Matchply should be played. Be prepared for that day!
Vets
The stroke competition for July including the 3rd round of play for the Jan Mungomery Salver drew another large contingent of members and visitors.
With an outstanding score of 64 nett, Roger Draper was the overall winner for the day. A very satisfying one indeed! In A Division Dave Robinson was only one shot back to win from Nigel Radin on 67, Paul McCarragher and Marg Dennett on 69, with Norm Plath's 69 earning him 4th place.
In B Division Len Stallard recorded 67 nett to win from Ray Burrows on 70, with Joy Cartner winning with 71 nett on countbacks from Frank Rockett and Rusty Usmar.
Cynthia Draper won the ladies' approach (as expected) with Kev Savage putting his second shot in the hole preventing Bob Werne from claiming the approach as his ball was too late in arriving.
Roger Draper led the Chook Run winners on 29 nett, from Nigel Radin on 30, Col Dennett and Dave Robinson on 31, Joy Cartner and Kev Denham both on 33 (on spins).
This coming Tuesday we play a single stableford competition and a number of players will be absent attending the Burrum Carnival.
Juniors
What a weekend of Junior Golf! Monthly Medals, Wide Bay Carnivals, Club Championships; we had the lot! On Saturday it was the Monthly Medal and the second round of the Club Championships. The medal winner in the six hole event was Ryan Blinco with a gross of 43 and nett 20. In the Club Championships, it is very close with Xavier Freeman in front by 8 shots from Cooper Rehbein, 83 shots to 75 with one round to go.
In the nine hole event Amara Burns had a blinder with a gross score of 61 to win the monthly medal. The Club Championships in the boys is close with Wesley Hinton leading into the last round with a 9 shot buffer from Cooper Burns. In the nine hole girls Club Championships Amara Burns has a comfortable lead over Kaitlyn Carige with one round to play.
The 13 hole event is shaping as a real battle between Curtis Fredriksen and Zane Fitzgerald. Zane leads by four shots going into the last round. Saturday's Monthly Medal went to Zane with an impressive 66 off the stick.
On Sunday several members travelled to Gin Gin to play in the fourth round of the Wide Bay Junior Circuit. The results were amazing with every Isis player taking home a prize. The most notable was Blake Dowling who won the event with a 2 under score of 70. Other results are as follows: 18 hole B Division runner up Travis Mittelheuser; 13 hole Gross winner Curtis Fredriksen; 13 hole Gross runner up Christian Fredriksen; 9 hole Gross runner up Cooper Burns; 9 hole Nett winner Amara Burns; 6 hole boys Gross winner Wesley Hinton; 6 hole boys Nett winner Xavier Freeman. Several of these players took out Greg Norman events also.
This week is the final week of the Club Championships. Nine and thirteen holers start at 7:00am, six holers at 7:30am. See you all there!