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Wednesday, Ladies Stableford, April 17.

Only six players made it with the winner Jan Mine on 36pts from M. Cameron 34 and M. Taylor 33.

Thursday, R & R Stableford, April 18.

Another good field of 30 members took part in the day’s event. The winner was Jim Apostolelis (13) with 39pts. Runner-up was Col Wilkie 35, as was B. Gladman and B. Shields. Others in the Ball Pool were B. Shay, D. Meehan with 34 on a c/b from four others. NTP’s went to D. Knight 3rd, D. Meehan 5th & 16th, C. Wilkie 9th and B. Shay 13th.

Saturday, Stableford, April 20

With the start of the local football, numbers were down with only 22 taking part.

Ladies’ winner Rhonda Willoughby (26) 36pts and Men’s winner Chris Waterson (2) 39 pts.

Ball Pool: G. Pay 38, S. Jenner, R. Nesbit 35 and R. Nesbit 33.

NTP’s 3rd & 9th C. Gray, 5th R. Schultze, 13th J. Hewitt and 16th C. Waterson.

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