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TWELVE ladies played Monthly Medal on Wednesday with Jenny Waterson coming a winner with net 69 from Michelle Dillon with net 73.

Others in the ball pool were S. Jenner and M. Learmonth. Chrissy won the NTP on Chino’s 9th and Joyce won the putting comp with 28.On a rather warmish afternoon, 32 players tried their hands at golf in R&R Stableford on Thursday, and again it was Tony Laughlin bringing home the bacon, with 37 points.

In the ball pool were A. Free on 36, R. Fabry, K. McKerrow, G. Wyte all on 35 and K. Sambrooks on 34.

NTP were 3rd and 16 C. Waterson, 5th K. Sambrooks, 9th G. Service and 13th K. Lane.

On Saturday, 28 men and four ladies played monthly medal stroke. Some in the morning and the rest in the very warm afternoon.

Ladies winner with 100-38=62 was a visitor from sunny Queensland, Felicity Nutting.

The men’s winner was Martin Kelly with 104- 36=68.

Ball pool: T. Laughlin 69, L. Hadfield 70, K. Sambrooks 72, K. Chase and D. Wood 74, T. Hall 75.

NTP: 3rd B. Shay, 5th B. Gibson, 9th and 13th S. Harry, 16th J. Hewitt.

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