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Down the fairways

Gannawarra Times

KERANG

LAST Wednesday was ladies’ Stableford.

Jill Marshall (37) was the winner with 36 points.

The ball pool went to Carol Dear (24) with 34 points and Shirley Jenner with 32 points on a countback.

Thursday was R&R Stableford.

The weather tried its best to dampen those golfers who ventured out, but Casey Gillen (21) had that covered, scoring a win with 37 points.

The ball pool went to Ray Gannon (27) with 36 points, David Knight (13) with 34 points and Ron Delamare (18) on 33 points, while the nearest the pins were won by R.Delamare (3rd), C.Gillen (9th) and K.Lane (13th).

Saturday was Stableford, played by 16 members.

The winner was Kevin Lane (15), who scored 33 points.

The ball pool went to Wayne O’Neill and Ray Gannon on 32 points and Jack Hewitt on 30 points, while the nearest the pins went to D.Elwood (9th) and Kevin Lane (13th).

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