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Down the Fairways – Kerang

ANGELA Morton (15) had another good win at ladies golf on Wednesday having two birdies (2nd and 17th) to finish with 34 points.

After hitting out from under a tree, Angela was seen doing a new dance as the ants thought that they would help her out!

Marg Learmonth (20) was the next best with 30 points, Michelle Dillon (9) followed with 27 points and received the last ball.

Lorraine Bray was happy to accept another new pen, for her grandchildren. Angela had a great shot on the Chino’s 9th hole.

Congratulations to everyone involved in the getting our course to be the way it is, we have never seen so much grass on it. Great work from our volunteers, you are doing a fantastic job.

The Kerang Golf Club Annual Tournament started on Thursday with a 4Ball sponsored by Choice Cut Butchers.

We had men’s and ladies’ sections, and the men’s section was won by the pairing of Doug Meehan (7) and Rob Fabry (20) with a score of 41 points.

In the ladies’ section, winners were Shirley Jenner (19) and Michelle Dillon (9) and this pairing had 40 points. Runners-up were Deaniee Henderson (18) and Lisa Hyne (15) on 38 points.

Men’s runners-up were Tony Hall (17) and Greg McNeil (22) with 40 points.

Nearest the pins on the par 3s were Chrissy Downs 3rd, Kate Bartels 5th, Rob Fabry 9th, Liz Storm 13th and Doug Meehan on the 16th.

On Saturday, the major event for the year, the Pat McKnight Open, again this year sponsored by Halls Hardware, was won by Chris Waterson (4) with a score of 79.

In the Handicap section A Grade winner was Scott Harry with a score of 81 – 11 = 70, very closely followed by Braydon O’Bree from Lakeside on 81 – 9 = 72.

In the B Grade section winner was Greg McNeil with 97 – 22 = 75, a one-shot winner from Chris Gray on 89 – 15 = 76.

Nearest the pins were Peter Jones on the 3rd, no one landed on the 5th, Tony Laughlin on the 9th and 13th, and Gavin Teasdale on the 16th.

On Sunday, the 3P Ambrose sponsored by Walkers IGA was won with a very good score of 64 – 8.7 = 55.3 by Mark and Deaniee Henderson and Phil Lloyd. Runner-up was from Pyramid Hill, Don Stewart, Jed Stewart and Gavin Kerr with 68 – 11 = 57.

Nearest the pins went to Don Stewart on the 3rd, Mark Henderson 5th, Phil Lloyd 9th, Graham Wyte 13th and Tony Laughlin 16th.

Over the tournament we welcomed visitors from Barham, Pyramid, Mitiamo, Lakeside, Lalbert, Charlton, Cohuna and Rich River. Also thanks to our sponsors and the members who run the tournament and also prepared the course.

This Sunday we have the par 3 day with $100 vouchers to be won on every hole and an extra $100 voucher for every hole-in-one on the day. Get your names in for this day as it is usually a big field.

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