Golf - Tuesday 5th August 2014

We had a beautiful day to play golf today.  Blue Sky and Sunshine - just as we like it with the course in good condition.  I came in to make up the numbers for a single stroke event and look what happened - I won the day - so it was well worth the effort.

My playing partners were Faye Levenspiel and Lea Southon and they brought me home very well - both of them were on the 12th green for one and both beat the existing A Grade player for nearest the pin, but unfortunately it was only counted for Div 1.  Lea was close to being in Eagles Nest territory currently worth 60 odd balls.

The Golf Event of the day was a Ladies Single Stroke - 6th Round of the WGNSW Medal and Club Medal.

We had 45 starters.

RESULTS:

DIVISION 1 - 0 TO 22:

WINNER:  Chris Shaw - 68 Nett

RUNNER UP:  Robyn Johnston - 72 Nett

GROSS WINNER:  Chris Shaw - 89

PUTTING:  Robyn Johnston - 28 putts

DIVISION 2 - 23 TO 32:

WINNER:  Jan Martin - 67 Nett on a countback (Hooray!)

RUNNER UP:  Sandra Laybutt - 67 Nett

GROSS WINNER:  Sandra Laybutt - 91

PUTTING: Sandra Laybutt - 31 putts

DIVISION 3 - 33 TO 45:

WINNER:  Beulah Cant - 78 Nett

RUNNER UP:  Gai Phillips - 79 Nett

GROSS WINNER:  Beulah Cant - 110

PUTTING:  Beulah Cant - 34 putts

NEAREST THE PINS:

5TH HOLE:

DIV 1:  Chris Shaw

8TH HOLE:

DIV 2:  Barbara Stratford

DIV 3:  Not won

12TH HOLE:

DIV 1:  Leanne Binns

14TH HOLE:

DIV 2:  Jan Fitzgerald

DIV 3:  Beri Hanley

ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD WINNER:  Bernadette Kirkman

BALLS WENT TO:  76 nett on a countback

DSR:  71

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY as reported to me:  Chris Dekker had a birdie on the 6th; Sandy Laybutt had two pars; Lea Southon was on the 12th for one; Faye Levenspiel was on the 12th for one; my highlight was winning the day and the Monthly Medal, putting better than normal, parring the 15th and 16th and winning the raffle.

I have had a lost property report - a solid Sterling Silver hinged bracelet has been lost somewhere on the course.  Anyone finding it - or part thereof should it be broken please hand it in to the office regardless of the condition as the bracelet has great sentimental value to its owner.