84 in the field today, which was a good turnout despite the pending weather. For the first time in a while, the afternoon players had the better conditions and scoring. Well done to those who broke their handicap and Dave Williams for an eagle on 1st from long range. Please remember the booking sheet is now open for the Christmas party and slots are going quick. Get in quick to avoid disappointment.
🏆 Winners — Division 1
Division 1 brought in some standout scoring, with Ryan Modini (9) leading the way with a superb 42 points to claim top honours. Close behind, Nigel Luxton (15) posted an excellent 40 points, securing the runner-up voucher.
🏆 Winners — Division 2
Division 2 also served up impressive numbers. Bob Myers (26) took the win with a strong 42 points, while John McLoughlin (24) followed closely on 41 points, rounding out another competitive leaderboard.
📋 Rundown
- Colin Norton (23) – 39
- James Cardoo (19) – 38
- Kenneth Davey (33) – 38
- Andrew Wedlake (26) – 37
- Brendon Marshall (13) – 37
- Bill Mann (21) – 37
- Michael Ziegler (33) – 37
- Patrick Hayes (11) – 37
- Paul Pochodyla (10) – 37
- Paul Quinlin (23) – 36
- Sam Benny (8) – 36
🎯 NTP Winners
- Graeme Johnson – 2nd
- Patrick Tregellas – 2nd
- Sam Benny – 7th
- James Wood – 7th
- Kenneth Davey – 12th
- Nathan Simpson – 12th
- Anthony Anketell – 11th
- Paul Pochodyla – 16th
- Colin Norton – 16th
🎯 Pro Pin
- Nathan Simpson – $81 Voucher
🦅 Eagles Nest
- David Williams – 4 Balls
🎟️ Raffle Winners
- Perc Dempsey – $25
- John McLoughlin – $25
- Paul Quinlin – $25
- Nigel Luxton – $25
- Walter Fisk – $25
Men’s Captain
Patrick
Was so fortunate to play in the 4 with David today. Small talk pre first tee drive created no unusual expectation for a 27 HC player. In action, his drive was comparable in length and accuracy to playing partner and well respected single figure member, Ray Mills.
David’s second shot was equably surburb and within 132M of the centre green pin. It is well known that his next iron strike rolled to the hole.
Ray called it first and all but David saw the ball disapper.
The Captain formally recorded an eagle, some of us lesser golfers with two shots on hole One might argue that 3 a 6 Stabbleford coud be called albatross.
David celebrated fairway strike to hole.
Great playing with you and well done.