HOW many of us take advantage of the benefits of using the list of reciprocal clubs that we have at out club? There may be members out there who do not realise that such an arrangement exists, and also those who don\u2019t consider using this attractive benefit when travelling or playing golf elsewhere. Generally, we get to use the courses on our list for half the normal green fees, and can usually participate in their respective competitions by prior arrangement. We have several clubs along the Murray River in this category, such as Tocumwal, Thurgoona (near Albury), Murray Downs (near Swan Hill), Corowra, Cobram\/Barooga, Mildura and Barham, which are generally beautiful courses. Why not give it a go if you haven\u2019t done so before \u2013 see reception for a letter of introduction if you get the opportunity.<\/p>\n
Tuesday June 12, Men\u2019s Stableford Multiplier<\/strong> Wednesday June 13: Ladies 4BBB Par<\/strong>
\nDown on numbers for this event, with 113 men putting their golf and their maths to the test. Well done to John Hill and Trung Truong, who put together a score of 74 to win the day on a c\/b from Ian Flanders and Jim Wilson. John Ekberg and Mark Anderson were next with 71, pipping Tim Benham and John Cranston on a c\/b. Best individual score was by David Lappin with 43 points, inspired verbally but not score-wise by his partner Stephen Steele! The NTPs were scored by Tony Unwin, Leighton Hamblin and Ross Gibb, and the ProPin went to John Ekberg.<\/p>\n
\nA field of 64 ladies braved the cold, windy conditions in this teams event, with the winners on a sensational 10 up being Di Snell and Chris Cunningham. Only one shot back were Marg Mascoll and Donna Utt, with Judy Fox and Megan Siotos a further shot behind in 3rd place. The pinshots were collected by Marian Keskinen and Sue Plummer, and the ProPins by Lynne Kirby (0-25) and Joy McGregor (26-45)<\/p>\n