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ANOTHER big week of golf this week, culminating with the men’s monthly medal on Sunday.

Cooler conditions saw a few more ladies take to the course on Wednesday to play a game of par. Not much separated the top three, with Marlene Bird (-2) taking the prize from Vera Miller (-3), with Lois Stone getting the consolation at -4 on a countback.

Sandra Hancock won the NTP on the second and Glenda Crichton was closest with her second on the third.

In big news, the R & R boys changed things up a bit on Thursday – not playing stableford and a draw for partners playing foursomes. Peter Courtney and John Power prevailed with a 61, with Dennis Griffiths and Jake Roberts runners up with 70. Crazy times and you’ve got to wonder what the boys will be playing next week?

NTPs went to Bruce Winship, Dennis Griffiths, John Power and Kevin Crane.

More par fun for the Saturday competition, but no complaints from Joel Woolhouse, who returned a very impressive + 6 . Troy Van der Zande was runner-up with a very well compiled +4, and also had NTPs on 2 and 11. John Power picked up yet another ball with NTP on 17.

Sunday was medal day, with a good field of 35 players enjoying the warm conditions. Darren Barry looked in the box seat, but was edged out on a countback by Owen McLoughan on 72 nett. Consolations went to Scotty Carmichael on 73 nett and veteran Neil Bradley on 74 .

Dennis Mc Glone was NTP on the second, Joy Johnson and Kevin Crane on the 11th and Darren Barry on 17 .

Next Sunday is the four player survivor ball day, $15 per player, so get a team organised for a fun day.Kerang Ladies

WE welcomed ladies from Kara Kara and Lakeside this week. Lakeside had four ladies playing off for their beautiful Peacock Broach this year.

Jean Youl (22) had a day out scoring 37 points and has the honour of wearing the Broach for the next 12 months. Meryl Cameron (14) was runner-up with 33points. Beth Thompson (37) enjoyed playing on our course and had 32 points ahead of Jenny Waterson (14) collecting the last ball in the pool, ahead of Michelle Dillon on a C/B with 31 points each.

NTP: Chino’s 9th was Julie McLennon, 3rd Joyce Body and 2nd shot on the 16th Jean Youl. Joan Foster took home the Pen Award. Thanks to the girls for boosting our numbers, hope we can do it again soon. This week is par event, hit-off is 9.30am.

Thursday, March 10 R & R Stableford

Twenty-six golfers took to the course. Winner was one of our regular travellers from Boort, Ray Taylor with a score of 35 points. In the ball pool were P. Roberts (Lakeside), R. Schultze both on 34 points, T. Hall, W. O’Neill & Merv Livingstone (Nelson Bay) all with 33 points, on C/B.

NTP: 3rd Ken Williams, 5th and 9th Rob Fabry, 13th Ray Taylor, nobody made it on the 16th. Joey Tartaglia went from scooping the pool with 7 up last week to being awarded the Pen this week.

Saturday Golf

Visitors from Pyramid Hill and Golfanza extras made for a good field on Saturday and Doug Ellwood (23) won the Greenwood Mugge with 40 points. Ladies winner of their Goblet was Michelle Dillon (9) on 36 from Sadie Spitty (44) 35.

In the ball pool was Gav Teasdale (12), Graham Wyte (12) and Jon Browning (15) from Gardiners Run these 3 all on 38, David Mann (12) 36 and the last 4 all on 35 was Sadie Spitty, Rob Fabry (17), Greg Gin (15) and Jenny Waterson (14).

NTP: Alan Free on the 3rd, Tony Laughlin 5th, Terry Turvey 13th and Rita Featherstone 16th.

Par 3 day this Sunday, then the Mclardy Mcshane Clark 4P Ambrose the Sunday after. Book for these through bookatee.com.au/kerangVeterans

THERE were only 25 veteran golfers who arrived at Kerang for the stableford event last Tuesday, a pity because the course was in great condition and the rain stayed away.

The AGM was held after golf and Ruth, Graham and Ray will still be in charge.

Michelle Dillon with 36 points, won from Meryl Cameron 35 points in the ladies event, while Ray Henshall with 39 points was the winner from Fred O’Bryan 36 points in the mens division.

NTP: Joyce Boyd, Michelle Dillon, Ian Dodd, Don Ross, David Wilkinson, Ray Henshall and Ric Austerbury.

Ball pool: Joyce Boyd, Lorraine Howard, Greg Gin and Joe Tartaglia.The next veterans event is at Cohuna on Tuesday, April 12, 9am assembly for a 9.30am start. Please use www.bookatee/ndvga if you can.Kerang

Ladies Golf Wednesday, March 16

A small number of ladies took part in this event and word has reached me that winner was Ang Morton and Runner Up was Michell Dillon on 35 and 34 points respectively. The Ladies were heading off for a Girls Golf Trip. So far, no rumours have reached me of that trip. The Game tomorrow will be Par.

Thursday, March 17 R & R Stableford

A small field of golfers on this day and the best of the lot was Captain Jack Hewitt (10) on 36 points. Nearest the pins were Don Ross on the 3rd, 9th and 16th, Doug Meehan 5th and Jack Hewitt 13th and Doug Meehan (5). In the ball pool was Chris Waterson (4), Tony Laughlin (9) both on 35 won and Doug Meehan won the last ball on c/b from Greg Gin (15) and Graham Wyte (11) all on 33.

Saturday Golf

Tony Laughlin (9) has found some of his old form and won the day on c/b from Jim Apostolellis (17) with both golfers on 39 points. No Ladies winners as most of them were on a golf trip to Deni Golf Club for the weekend.

NTP: Luke Hadfield 3rd, Scott Harry 5th, Laine Harry 9th and 13th and Jack Hewitt on the 16th. Ball pool recipients were Jim Apostollelis, Jack Hewitt (10) and David Gray (16) both with 36, Peter Hawthorne (23), Graham Wyte (12) got the last two balls on c/b from Chris Gray (13) and David Wood (11) all of those on 35 pts.

Par 3 day

Stroke winners were Andrew Spitty in the Mens with 56 and his daughter Olive in the Ladies with 53. Handicap winners were Doug Ellwood in the Mens with 67 – 23 = 44 and the Ladies was Karyl Hewitt 70 – 38 = 32 a magnificent score. Winners of the $100 prizes were Mabel Spitty 1st, Olive Spitty 2nd, Nathan Walle 3rd, Scott Harry 4th and 6th, Graham Wyte 5th, John Dee 7th, Shirley Jenner 8th, Olive Spitty 9th, Jim Beard 10th, Bryan Livingston 11th, Tony Tonta 12th & 16th, Ang Morton 13th, Dave Conlan 14th, Andrew Spitty 15th, Laine Harry 17th and Michelle Dillon on the 18th.

A big thank you to Swan Hill Kia, Gray’s Bakery and 3SH and Mixx fm as major sponsors and all our hole sponsors as these days cannot be run without them. Next Sunday is McLardy McShane Clark 4P Ambrose so book for this on bookatee.

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