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Dear wins Stableford

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ON a sunny day, nine women entered the Wednesday Stableford competition, with Carol Dear winning with 42 points.

Other good scores were M. Cameron on 38, R. Willoughby on 33. Nearest the pin on 9th went to M. Cameron.

Finally we got some rain and a good soaking it was. Just 11 golfers finished the Thursday R&R Stablefod with L. Hadfield winning with 35 points.

Ball pool went to D. Knight 34, P. Lloyd and G. Pay 32. NTP went to 5th G. Service, 9th T. Laughlin and 13th T. Turvey.

On Saturday, 25 members played on a rather wet and soggy course for the monthly medal. The rain is very welcome.

Terry Turvey was the monthly medal winner with 80-14=66.

Ball pool went to R. Nesbit 71, B. Shields 75, S. Harry and Dear won the ladies goblet with 101-25=76. NTP went to J. Harry 3rd, 5th G. Teasdale, 9th G. Service, 13th J. Waterson, 16th B. Shields.

Monday, June 10, is the Golcondra four-person ambrose.

Entries to S. Jenner or keranggolf@westnet.com.au. Entry is $20 per player. Assembly at noon and hit-off at 12.30pm.

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