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Perfect conditions for Stableford

MURRAY DOWNS LADIES

SIXTY three competitors played a Stableford round at the Murray Downs Golf & Country Club on Wednesday. How lucky they were to be greeted by perfect spring conditions and a course that is presented in wonderful condition leading up to the staging of the NSW Open next month.

Laurel Dewhurst (38) plays her winter golf at Lakeside Golf Club but adapts well to the grass greens. She led the field with a great score of 42 points to win B grade, with Deb Watson (41) finishing on 38 points to be the runner-up, with third prize going to Maureen Brennan (53) on 37 points.

The A grade winner was Margaret Moore (22) on 38 points, with Jenny Waterson (21, Kerang Golf Club) and Eilleen Willox (27) on 37 points the next best.

Eileen Morath (37 points) and Tamika Hogan, Kath Brennan, Virginia Allen, Claris Bourne and Kerry McDonald all scored 36 points to lead the ball pool, while Mary-Anne Davis collected two nearest the pins, with the others going to Tracy Hooper and Suzanne McLellan.

On Saturday, Jan McEwan matched her 36 handicap with her Stableford points to win ahead of Barb Cadd, Carol Wiseman, Nadine Cox, Tamika Hogan and Jenice Krahnert, who all finished on 34 points.

Lynne Bishop and Tamika Hogan were the nearest the pin winners.


MURRAY DOWNS DAD’S ARMY

ON Monday, October 14, members of Murray Downs Dad’s Army played the back-nine, with the best score recorded by Kevin Maddy with 23 points.

He was followed by Ian Dickson on 17 points, Barry Ingram, John Brereton and Rob Smith on 16 points, Graeme Bray on 14 points and Barry Bishop on 13 points.

On Wednesday, October 16, members played the front-nine, with two players coming home on top with 17 points in Kevin Maddy and Robert Smith.

They were followed by Ian Dickson and Barry Bishop on 16 points, Gordon Parsons on 13 points, John Brereton on 12 points, Graeme Bray on 11 points and Brian Devlin on eight points.

The weekly winner was Kevin Maddy on 40 points ahead of Ian Dickson and Robert Smith on 33 points, with Barry Bishop on 29 points, John Brereton on 28 points and Graeme Bray on 25 points the next best.

On Monday, October 21, members played the back nine, with the best score coming from Ian Dickson on 22 points, with Barry Ingram the next best on 19 points.

They were followed by two players on 18 points in Barry Bishop and Gordon Parsons, with Damian Kelly on 17 points, Robert Deighton, Robert Smith and Kevin Maddy on 16 points and John Brereton on 10 points the next best.

On Wednesday, October 23, members played the front nine, with Ian Dickson having another good day to lead the pack with 23 points.

He was followed by Robert Smith on 19 points, Barry Ingram on 18 points, Kevin Maddy and Gavin Scown on 17 points, John Brereton on 15 points, Barry Bishop and Rob Allan on 12 points, Gordon Parsons, Damian Kelly and Ray Frame on 11 points and Brian Devlin on eight points.

The weekly winner with a clear margin was Ian Dickson with 45 points, while runner-up was Barry Ingram on 37 points.

They were followed by Robert Smith on 35 points, Kevin Maddy on 33 points, Barry Bishop on 30 points, Gordon Parsons on 29 points, Damian Kelly on 28 points and John Brereton on 25 points.


LALBERT

THE Lalbert Golf Club made the decision to close the current season early, due to the dry conditions and frosts drying out the course, which has also meant the cancelation of our final events.

On Sunday, August 25, the club held its closing day, with awards presented to Doug Meehan, who won the John Curthoys Memorial Award and Karen McKissack, who was the inaugural winner of the Lila O’Meara Memorial Award.


TOOLEYBUC LADIES

Wednesday, October 23 – Stroke Event

Winner – Jill Coburn (67 nett)

Runner up – Leonie Lambert (68 nett)

Nearest the pins 1/10 – Janet Brauer

Nearest the pins 5/14 – Leonie Lambert

Balls down the line – Janet Brauer and Lisa Zanker

Trophy – Marg Rowe

Happy birthday to Bev Beasy and Mary Robinson


VETERANS

Overall results

A Grade Men

Winner – Kevin Lane – 78 points

Runner-up – Alister Campbell – 71 points

B Grade Men

Winner – Ray Henshall – 72 points

Runner-up – Ian Fraser – 70 points

Ladies

Winner – Pauline Jones – 70 points

Runner-up – Mandy Male – 67 points

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