🏌️ Saturday 25/7 Men’s Results

So Good to be back out there πŸ™‚

Another fantastic day at Club Banora with some impressive scoring leading the way. Congratulations to everyone who picked up a prize and thanks to all who came along for a great day on the course. It was great to be back out there and the course slowly bouncing back. A big thank you to Brendon and the boys for getting the course back to a playable state and let’s hope the sun keeps shining all week.

πŸ† Winners

Overall Division

David Killion (9) produced a superb performance to finish on 42 points, comfortably taking the top prize. Garry Dowding (0) claimed the runner-up spot with a solid 37 points.

🎯 Ball Rundown

  • Graham McKenzie (21) – 36
  • Peter Lindeblad (20) – 35
  • Gerry Martin (18) – 35
  • Patrick Tregellas (8) – 35
  • Michael Kemp (7) – 35
  • Wayne Muir – 35


🏌️ Match Play Semi-Final Report

What a spectacle! Brent McLennan has booked his place in the 2026 Club Banora Match Play Championship Final, defeating Simon Gates in the last of the semi-finals.

The golf was impressive, but the real story was Brent’s heroic commitment to fashion. In a majestic showing, Brent conquered all 18 holes wearing long pantsβ€”a gargantuan effort that will surely go down as one of the greatest endurance feats ever witnessed at Club Banora. Historians are already dusting off the record books.

Brent now marches into the final where he’ll take on Jared Brown, with the 2026 Club Banora Match Play Championship on the line. Best of luck to both players!


πŸ”₯ Shoutout of the Day

A massive congratulations to Dave Killion, who absolutely blitzed the field with a brilliant 42-point performance. Dave attacked the course from the opening hole, played with confidence, and left the rest of the field wondering what had just happened. A dominant display and a well-deserved winner! Probably not the smartest move Dave before the champs. I hope you don’t lose too many shots off your handicap.


πŸ“… Looking Ahead

Mark it in the diaryβ€”Saturday, 1 August is the start of the 2026 Club Banora Championship.

It’s time to strap yourself in for four glorious rounds of stroke as players battle it out for the club’s biggest title of the year. Good luck to everyone competing, and may your drives be long, your putts be true, and your scorecards kind! πŸ†β›³

Men’s Captain

Patrick

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