Golf - Sunday 14th April 2019

Michael Cheetham, Karen Askins, Paul Way & (Clive Brand) - Winners of the Team Event

Lauren Matterson - Winner of the Ladies Singles with President Paul Scholberg

Carolyn Buttsworth - Runner Up Ladies Singles with President Paul Scholberg

Melanie Forster - 3rd Place Ladies Singles with President Paul Scholberg

With Rosalie Dyer & Paul Scholberg at the 1st Tee

Found today on the course - ball marker from Vietnam - enquire at the Pro Shop if you have lost this token on the course.



We had a beautiful day for golf at the Village Green today.  Our playing partners were Paul Scholberg & Rosalie Dyer (with Duncan Dyer as our cheer squad).  We did have some highlights along the way the best of which was Paul Scholberg's putt from the back of the 9th green into the hole - a great putt!.

The Golf Event of the day was a Single Stableford for Men and Ladies + Team Four person Waltz.

We had 63 starters.

TEAM RESULT:

WINNERS: Clive Brand, Paul Way, Michael Cheetham & Karen Askens - 88 points

MEN'S SINGLES RESULTS:

WINNER: Fraser Bates - 39 points

RUNNER UP: Garry Stroltz - 37 points

LADIES SINGLES RESULTS:

WINNER: Lauren Matterson - 37 points

NEAREST THE PINS:

5TH HOLE: Garry Strotz - 139 cms

8TH HOLE: Clive Brand - 220 cms

12TH HOLE: Richard Brien - 580 cms

14TH HOLE: Denise Bentlin

BALLS WENT TO:

MEN: 36 points

LADIES: 34 points on a countback

DSR MEN: 70

DSR LADIES: 73

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DAY as reported to me: Paul Scholberg's great putt into the hole from the back of the green; Rosalie Dyer had 6/2 on the 10th after a penalty; Peter Martin had a great 9 iron shot to the pin on the 9th; Clyde Cruickshanks had birdies on the 2/16/18th; Col Matterson had birdies on the 5th and the 15th; Lyn Cruickshank had 3/4 on the 12th; Lauren Matterson played steady golf for her 37 points; Wally Robertson enjoyed a 4 pointer on the 9th for a par; Carolyn Buttsworth played a steady game after recovering from illness; Paul Way had a birdie on the 8th; George Foster's highlight was squaring with the girls on the 18th for the Keno ticket; Melanie Forster parred the 10th and birdies the 11th; Michael Cheetham chased a crow on the 13th and retrieved a stolen ball; Joyce Bosley played 18 holes for the first time in months and enjoyed good company; my highlight was enjoying good company and squaring with the boys on the 18th for the Keno ticket.