OUR Captains have recently put out a letter to competition players to indicate that there are some who are failing to remove their names from the timesheet when they are not intending to play. Apparently, the number of \u201cno shows\u201d, while not a new problem, is on the increase, and has a far-reaching impact on others, such as precluding other players from playing at all, or at their preferred time, and subsequent loss of club revenue. Players are asked for a minimum of 24 hours notice if they do not intend to play. Do the right thing!<\/p>\n
Tuesday November 14, Men\u2019s Stroke<\/strong> Wednesday November 15, Ladies\u2019 Stableford<\/strong>
\nA warm one for the 122 men in the field, and super vet Len Elder came through with a great net score of 66 to win the day and D Grade from a 70 by Ian Assender. Wayne Hood was best in C Grade with 70 from Glen Downard\u2019s 72, the B Grade choccies went to new committeeman Peter Solohub with 69 from Tony Fiteni\u2019s 71, and Rex Johnson put an excellent net 67 together to top the A Graders, three shots clear of Dennis Wood. The NTPs were scored by John Hill, Lindsay Powell and Brian Hazell, who also added the ProPin to his day\u2019s work.<\/p>\n
\nWe had 57 ladies grace the greens, with Fran Stone having a day to remember with her outstanding 43 points to win Trophy of the Day and C Grade from Janet Campbell\u2019s 36. Jacqui Murrihy was the best B Grader with 41 followed by a 38 from Joyce Vagg, and Judith Webber topped the A Graders with 36 on a countback from Jacky Rowe. The pinshots were won by Shirley Bell and Jenny Champion, and the ProPins by Nancy Hendy (0-25) and Chris Trezise (26-45).<\/p>\n