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Down the Fairways

01/07/2024

Gannawarra Times

TEN ladies braved the morning cold on Wednesday to contest the Stableford event.

The winner was Shirley Jenner with 35 points. Ball pool went to Megan Taylor and Angela Morton, both on 32 points. Chino’s NTP went to M. Taylor.

A good-sized field of 25 entered the Thursday R&R Stableford.

The ball pool went to R. Delamare, G. Wyte on 36, L. Hadfield 35 and D. Ellwood 34 on countback. Blake Shay was the winner with 37 points.

On a very misty, rainy Saturday, seven golfers set forth to overcome the conditions and the course.

The winner was Laine Harry with 36 points on countback.

Ball pool went to David Knight scoring 36 points. NTP on the 13th Gary Roberts. Laine scored an eagle on the 12th hole.

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