STRONG scoring, two hole-in-ones and several tightly contested competitions featured across another busy week of golf at The Sands, Torquay and Anglesea.<\/p>\n
At The Sands, Henri-Claude Griffiths (29) opened the week by winning Monday 25 May’s medley stableford on countback with 39 points, edging Sean McNulty (15) on the same score.<\/p>\n
Wednesday’s stableford produced the strongest overall scoring of the week, with Nigel Dezdjek (12) winning B-grade with 40 points and John McLachlan (21) matching that total in C-grade.<\/p>\n
Harry Whitty (10) claimed A-grade on countback after a three-way tie on 35 points.<\/p>\n
Jan Swain (22) led Thursday’s women’s stableford with 41 points, while Friday’s competition saw Coby Smith (9) post 41 points to win A-grade and Jason McGowan (17) take B-grade with 37.<\/p>\n
Saturday 30 May’s par competition was tightly contested across all grades.<\/p>\n
Jim Demetrious (10) won A-grade at +4, Harper Nederpelt (14) edged B-grade at +3 on countback and Hayden Coles (24) took C-grade with +3.<\/p>\n
Norma Schultz (24) won the women’s event with +2.<\/p>\n
Sunday’s medley stableford delivered the best scores of the week, with Anthony Clayton (15) posting 45 points to win B-grade and Riley Dean (10) taking A-grade with 42 points.<\/p>\n
Fletcher Mackay (10) and Shad Celan (18) were Sunday’s winners, recording 38 and 41 points respectively.<\/p>\n
Torquay golfers also enjoyed a strong week of scoring, highlighted by a hole-in-one from Jayson Moran on the 12th during Friday’s competition.<\/p>\n
Monday 25 May’s stableford was won by Tim Sinnott (6) with 42 points, while Tuesday’s women’s Canadian foursomes went to Robyn Westacott and Di Barker at +10.<\/p>\n
Wednesday’s men’s stableford featured Roscoe Holmes (10) winning A-grade with 41 points and Xavier Martin (16) taking B-grade on countback with 38.<\/p>\n
Dominic Condon added an eagle during the round.<\/p>\n
Max Christie (-3) produced one of the standout performances of the week on Thursday, winning with 39 points and recording two eagles.<\/p>\n
Louise Doedee (39) led the women’s field on countback.<\/p>\n
Friday saw strong scoring across the grades, including 41 points from Brian Kent (16) in B-grade and 40 from Blake Mios (3) in A-grade. Ronnie Beacom (18) won the women’s competition with 39 points.<\/p>\n
Saturday’s Ambrose events produced low team scores, with Jackson Bailey, Brett Hartwig, Leigh Mashford and Tom Mashford combining for 51.625 to win the morning event.<\/p>\n
Deb Dohnt (19) topped the women’s stableford with 35 points.<\/p>\n
Sunday’s stableford wrapped up the week, with Fred Hansen (15) winning A-grade on 38 points and David Haynes (19) taking B-grade with 36.<\/p>\n
Kerri Valle (34) won the women’s competition with 34 points.<\/p>\n
At Anglesea, Wednesday 27 May’s men’s stableford was highlighted by a hole-in-one from John Owen on the 16th.<\/p>\n
Chris Sawyer (5) won A-grade with 38 points on countback, Peter Caulfield (19) claimed B-grade with 39 points and Chris Mitchell (31) took C-grade with 36.<\/p>\n
Thursday’s women’s stableford saw Sally Philip (19) win A-grade with 37 points, while Reyna Futschik (37) topped C-grade with 36.<\/p>\n
Another ace followed on Saturday 30 May when Peter Lynch holed out on the 13th during the men’s and women’s stableford competition.<\/p>\n
Tim Patterson (16) produced the best score of the day with 42 points to win B-grade, while Wayne Pipe (8) won A-grade with 39 and Jodie Moloney (33) led the women’s field with 38.<\/p>\n
Sunday 31 May’s par competition saw Nigel Powers (4) continue his strong form, winning A-grade with +2.<\/p>\n
Wendy O’Malley (33) claimed the women’s event, rounding out another successful week of golf across the region.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
STRONG scoring, two hole-in-ones and several tightly contested competitions featured across another busy week of golf at The Sands, Torquay and Anglesea. At The Sands, Henri-Claude Griffiths (29) opened the week by winning Monday 25 May’s medley stableford on countback with 39 points, edging Sean McNulty (15) on the same score. Wednesday’s stableford produced the […]<\/p>\n