SATURDAY provided a perfect day for golf at the Attamurra course and the field reflected that, with 126 players taking to the course.
Jason Clauson had the round-of-the-day with 43 points, which was good enough to claim C Grade by one from Chris Gabriel.
Graham Robinson posted 42 points to claim the B Grade trophy by one from Darren Harding.
In A Grade it was a tight affair, with three players posting 39 points.
Peter Waters claimed the count-back victory in front of Wayne Elliot and Andrew Stark.
Players required 37 points to win a ball, except for Peter Raymond and Setio Shanahan who slipped through as the best of the 36’s.
Other winners included Tony Klug, Parker Smith, Tony McGregor, Peter Lock, Ian Ritter, Peter Jones, Shane Brook, Rob McIntyre, Digger Richardson, Gary McCormack, Jayden Eldridge, Brian Simmonds, Ian Ewart, Paul Kenny, Roger Davis and Aaron Bickley.
Twelve players managed a birdie-two to win a ball, including Jason Millhouse, Tim Scanlon, Craig Wirth, Ron Walker, Brendon Curley, John Gosling, club captain Adrian Ballintyne, Gabriel, Elliot, Ritter, Richardson and Davis.
Curley claimed the B Grade nearest-the-pin, Gabriel the C Grade, Wirth took the pro-shot on the 16th hole and Roger Davis claimed the A Grade NTP and the shot-of-the-day honours on the eighth.
Women’s Stableford
DONNA Jennings made the most of the excellent conditions on Saturday to card an excellent 40 points among the field of 15.
It was enough to hold on by one point from Marie Douglas and Sue Coulter both with 39, with Douglas taking second by count-back.
Lois Harvey finished fourth with 37 points, while Heather Hadnum and Bordertown Golf Club visitor Tilly Miels tied on 35 points.
Miels made the drive worthwhile by claiming the pro-shot on the 16th hole and the shot-of-the-day on the eighth, where she calmly rolled the putt in for a two.
Thursday Stableford
THURSDAY was again a perfect day for golf and another bumper field of 90 players turned out.
Ben Robinson was the clear winner with 44 points, a full eight strokes under his nine handicap.
His score equates to a one-over-par 73 off-the-stick.
Carding excellent rounds themselves were Malcolm Treloar and Joel Bryant, both with 42 points, with Treloar second by countback.
Ron Walker, Graham Robinson and Jeff Hodge were separated only by count-back with 40 points apiece.
Players required 37 points to win a ball except for the unlucky Roger Gulin and Dave Boyce, who missed out on count-back.
Winners included, John Sandery Des Guerin, Ian Ewart, Paul Kenny, David Turnbull, Peter Lock, Michael Griffiths, Terry
Janeway, Peter Dempsey, Trevor McInnes, Peter Waters, Ken Whitehead, Stephen Herbert and Jim Douglas.
Ten players managed a birdie-two to win a ball, with winners including, Graham Greenwood, Leigh McCracken, Ross Bond, Brian Shanahan, Barry Brook, Richard Gosling, Craig Foster, Waters, Robinson and Whitehead.
The pro-shot on the 16th hole went to Nick Black and shot-of-the-day on the eighth belonged to David Turnbull.
Unfortunately, neither player was able to make their respective putts.
Coming Events
Sunday, November 19: Seniors Championships.
