Thursday Club:
With the course continuing to dry out, low scoring is becoming the common trend and last Thursday's 9 hole event proved this. Don Hope played well to win the comp with a solid 28 net by one shot from Nigel Ralph on 29. The foursome of Albert Pini, Bob Croker, Don Moore and Tom Fleming were just behind on 31.
The 18 hole match was a lot tighter at the top of the page but the captain prevailed in a countback. Ray Plant shot an 'excitement-free' round of even par 71 for a net 64. Mark Russell was also on 64 net grabbing second place from Bob Croker also on 64. Peter Hull was satisfied with third place, on 65 net along with Peter Scrivens on 65 as well.
Bob Croker grabbed a pin shot, as did Brad Albertson, Ray Plant and Rob Stanley.
Saturday:
Brian Smith Constructions along with Whitsunday Hearing put on the spread of prizes for Saturday's Fourball Best Ball event. Jill Farinelli showed Mark Richards a thing or two as they teamed brilliantly to win the day on a countback with a sizzling 53 points. Al Graham was happy to watch as team mate Steve Mitchell blazed his best ever score to shoot 53 points aswell, basically on his own with Al getting on the card just twice.
Dave Danes and Gus Ogilvie were just one shot off the pace on 52 points while Gary Scotford and Ray Plant tied for fourth with Terry Roach and Steve Fahey.
Pin Shots went to Greg Walker, Don Stafford, Benn Ryan, Kelvin Stephens, Pascal Neunreuther and Mark Trims.
This Weekend:
The AGM will be held Saturday morning at 10am, just before the daily competition gets under way. All members are invited to attend. The comp for the day will be a single stroke event. Nominations from 11am for an 11:45 hit off
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Whitsunday Golf Club:
Sunday November 12th, 2006
Another good roll-up this week for a 4BBB VS Par event.
A new member, playing his 1st game with us, Darren Abrahans partnered with Wayne Connal to win with an unbelievable score of +9. Not far behind on +8, the runners-up were Jim and Matt Benny on a count-back from Billy O'Shea and Charlie Watchow.
Longest drives were won by Terry Roach and Tess Aitken.
Nearest the Pins were won by Joey Dalton for A-grade, Matt Benny B-grade, and Charlie Watchow for C-grade.
Dummy-spit trophy was won this week by Joel Garner.Next week will be the last Monthly Medal for the year, teeing off at 6.30am.
Dawnbusters
Skello was the winner of the Dawnie competition played on Sunday, he had a 44gross/32 nett score. Peter Fraser was runnerup with 59 gross/33 nett and Tom Fleming came in third with 45 gross/34 nett. The nearest to the pin shotrs were won by Brad Albertson on number 2 and Al Greedy on number 9. Brad Albertson was also the Snake putter for the competition and Don Schuring had the least number of putts and Ted Evans won the Bradman's prize.
Ladies
The ladies played a Stableford on Wednesdaywith Lyn Muller taking out the first prize on 42 Stableford Points. Caroline Awdry was the runner up with 39 stableford points on a countback from Viv Demartini. Lyn also won the pinshots on number 2 and 16 and Di Dobbins won the shot on number 9. Don't forget the breakup at Where Else Restraunt, money to be paid by 22nd.