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Shane Fleming

KERANG

Ladies Stableford – Wednesday, April 30

THE ladies played in nice warm conditions and the winner was Jill Marshall, scoring 36 points.

The ball pool went to Meagan Taylor (35) and Michelle Dillon (31 – countback), while the nearest the pin was won by Shirley Jenner on the 9th (Chino’s).

R & R Stableford – Thursday, May 1

Twenty one members and guests played in brilliant sunshine and with a cool wind blowing, with the day’s best score belonging to Terry Turvey with 38 points.

The ball pool went to Lindsay Hogg with 37 points, B. Cakebread (Dimboola Golf Club), Ron Delamare and John Pay all on 36 points.

Monthly Medal Stroke – Saturday, May 3

Twenty nine members and guests played our Monthly Medal stroke event, with the winner of the ladies Jill Marshall with 107-37=70 and Rob Dick with 80-12=68 for the men.

The ball pool went to C. Gray and J. Hewitt with a nett 69, O. Spitty and S. McKerrow with a nett 73.

Sunday’s Golcondra four-person Ambrose winners were Chris Manners, Scott Harry, Geraldine Kennedy and David Knight.

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