QUICKMIX Concrete sponsored the Saturday Stableford competition at the Mount Gambier Gun Club with 104 in the field.<\/p>\n
Best score of the day came from B Grader (11.0 – 16.0) Tim Driver (11) with 41points.<\/p>\n
Driver continued his fine form of late, starting with 22 points on the front nine.<\/p>\n
This included a mixed bag of scores with three birdies, four pars but a double bogey on the par 3 sixth and a triple bogey on the par 4 second hole.<\/p>\n
Starting the back nine with a bogey for two points, Driver followed up with five pars to have his score ticking over, before finishing with a couple of double bogeys, but still adding 19 points.<\/p>\n
Darren Earl (13) took out second spot in B Grade courtesy of a countback, edging out Gordon Bignell (13) and Zane Young (15) all finishing with 38 points.<\/p>\n
It was a birdie on the tough par 4 fourteenth hole that scored four points and propelled Earl to the second spot.<\/p>\n
In A Grade (-9.0 – 10.0) Craig Wirth (7) with 39 points earned the victory.<\/p>\n
Wirth\u2019s round was highlighted by two birdies on the first and fourteenth holes combined with 10 pars and six bogeys.<\/p>\n
Trent Eitzen (8) was runner up with 38 points followed closely by Michael Cutting (5) and Craig Nisbit (6) both signing for 37 points.<\/p>\n
C Grade (17.0 – 45.0) saw the closest contest with a three-way countback to split three players finishing on 37 points.<\/p>\n
Tyler Harris (20) with splits of 18 points on the front and 19 on the back, edged out Mitchell Price (18) and Henry Haywood (18).<\/p>\n
Thirty-three balls were awarded for a score of 32 points or better on a countback and 10 birdie balls were won.<\/p>\n
Pro Shot winners were Daniel Arch (13) on the eighth and Peter Jeffery (4) on the sixteenth.<\/p>\n