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EIGHT ladies entered Wednesday’s Stableford competition with both Michelle Dillon and Mandy Ackland scoring 37 points, the countback went to Michelle.

Ball pool went to Jean Youl and Chino’s NTP to Meryl Cameron.

That man Tony Laughlin did it again in the R&R Stableford on Thursday, winning the competition with 39 points.

That makes it four wins in five weeks. We may have to bar him to allow others to win?

Ball pool went to S. Phillips 38, S. Dibsdale and N. King on 35, C. Waterson and A. Free on 34.

NTP: 3rd S. Phillips, 5th T. Laughlin, 9th D. Meehan, 13th S. Dibsdale and 16th J. Apostolelis.

A great shot scored an eagle for Jim Aposolelis on the 14th, shot finished within a foot of scoring an albatross.

On Saturday, 22 members and visitors played Stableford, not a bad number for Easter Saturday.

The day’s winner on a countback was Logan Keighran with 39, Steve Phillips also 39.

Others in the ball pool were C. Waterson and G, Wyte 38.

NTP: 3rd S. Phillips, 5th and 9th C. Manners, 13th S. Dibsdale and 16th C. Waterson.

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