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Golf report February 22

Cohuna

Geoff Miller has been playing very well lately and this run of form continued last Thursday when he took out the R&R Stableford event with 39 points.

Geoff was one of the last in, so up to that point both John Corry and Dennis Griffiths thought they were a pretty good chance with 37, but unfortunately had to settle for 2nd and 3rd after being split on countback.

NTP prizes went to Brenton Smyth on 8, Rin Farrant on 11 and Kevin Crane on 17.

On Saturday we were visited by a large contingent of players from Rich River and they featured strongly at presentation time. Local knowledge did prevail overall however as Dennis

Griffiths continued his good form with an excellent 41 with Bruce Bird putting in a pearler with 40.

Visitors John Tomlinson and Mark Scholes came in 3rd being split on countback with 38.

NTP’s all went eastward with visitors Steven Jones taking 2 and 8, Kevin Drennan on 11 and Brendan Kelly on 8.

For something a bit different we had a 4BBB v Stroke event for both the men and the ladies. The ladies winners were Ros Dunne and Viv Moylan with nett 64 on countback from Sandra Hancock and Marg Winship.

For the men, Jarad Smith and Trevor Farrant came out on top with nett 63 from Murray Johnson and Dennis McGlone on 64.

Ladies NTP’s went to Corrie Murchie on 2, Linda Moloney on 8 and Robyn McGraw on 17.

For the men, John Power was closest on 2, Jarad Smith on 8 and Brenton Smyth took out both 11 and 17.

On Sunday, our pennant team travelled to Balranald to play but unfortunately went down to Nyah West 2 matches to one. Hopefully they will bounce back this week at home. If you would like to show some support, tee time is approximately 9am. This will not have any effect on our Sunday club event.

The club needs someone to take over from me for a little while soon, so if anyone would like to take up the pen and submit these reports for a short time, please come and see me.

Veterans

In spite of a computer problem, captain Graham was able to get a field of 30 veteran golfers on their way for the first veterans event for the year at the Barham Golf course last Tuesday.

Thanks to the team at Barham golf for your hospitality

Ladies winner was Jean Youl with 38 points and runner-up with 34 points was Lorna Stuchbree.

Mens A Grade winner was sweet swinging Ian Dodd with 38 points, runner-up with 35 points was Graham Wyte.

Mens B Grade was won by Fred O’Bryan with 35 points and Peter Hayward was runner-up with 30points.

Ball pool winners were Marg Learmonth, Kerry Gammon, Greg Gin, Peter Hayward, David Wilkinson, Bill.Revill and Gary Thorne.

NTP winners were Marg Learmonth, Dilly, Bill Revill, Ian Dodd, Hank van de Veen and Joe Tartaglia.

The next veterans event is at Kerang on Tuesday, March 15, 8.30am assembly for 9am start. The AGM will be held after golf.

Kerang

Twilight Golf

Only a small field of golfers for Twilight golf last week and Poddy Free was the best of them with a score of 46 – 8.5 = 37.5 to win from Ron Schultze 51 – 11.5 = 39.5. Best of the non-golfers was Andrew Lindsay who had 48 off the stick.

Ladies report

Only 13 ladies ventured out in the heat on Wednesday, with Jean Youl continuing her good form of late. Following on from her Vets win at Barham on Tuesday, scoring 38 points, she has won at Kerang with 40 points.

Well done Jean, that’s a great score, just in front of Michelle Dillon (9) also on 38 points.

The weather is going to be beautiful on Wednesday, see you then.

Thursday R & R Stableford

Another good field of golfers enjoying the humid but fine weather and the winner of the day was Bronwyn Good (36) from Charlton with 38 points.

Best of the rest was captain Jack Hewitt (12) 37. Ball pool was Tony Laughlin (9) 36, Ray Taylor (28) from Boort 35, Rob Fabry (16) and Luke Hadfield (12) both on 34.

Nearest the pins were Rob Fabry 3rd, No one on the 5th, Beverly Willis from Cobram 9th, Jack Hewitt 13th and Graham Wyte got the ball on the 16th.

Saturday

Plenty of golfers again on the weekend and apart from the wind it was an enjoyable day to play. Dave Gray (17) completely turned around his recent form to put in a blinder to win with 40 points, following closely on his heels was Gary Hayes (16) with 39.

Ladies winner on c/b was Shirley Jenner (21) on 34 pts from Michelle Dillon (9). Doug Meehan (6), Dave Conlan (23) and Peter Jones (14) all on 36, Jim Clark (14),
Jim Apostolelis (17) and Peter Wilson (15) all on 35, Shane Dibsdale (10) got the last ball on c/b from Michelle Dillon and Alan Free.

Nearest the pins went to Chris Waterson on the 3rd and 5th, Allan Free 9th, David Wood 13th and Gary Pay got the driver out to get NTP on the 16th.

Our pennant side went to Baranald to play against Balranald and came away with a win 2 up and one match squared, next week it’s off to Cohuna to play against Lalbert and it’s a must win to make the finals so good luck team.

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