Numbers were down on AFL Grand Final day for the medley stableford event at the Lakes Entrance Golf Club, but competition was still close and competitive.
The event attracted 56 players and was won by “B” grade player Gerard Kelly with a great score of 40 points.
In “A” grade, Noah Large was victorious on countback from Bairnsdale member Waylon Whelan after both finished with 38 points.
Geoff Preston continued his solid recent form, successful in “C” grade with 35 points.
Scoring was high at last Thursday’s medley stableford event, with five of the field of 93 shooting 40 stableford points and above.
Toukley Golf Club member Wayne Leaudais won both “D” grade and overall with a sensational score of 44 points off his 26 handicap.
Spud Le Maitre was in disbelief, having a day out with 43 points, but only taking home “B” grade.
Stuart Yates won “A” grade with 36 points and Peter Kane “C” grade with 38 points.
Robert Jenkins, Ian Thomson and Lang Lang Golf Club’s Zac Carroll all shot scores of 40 or more, but didn’t make the winners’ list, such was the quality of play on the day.
Numbers were up for last Wednesday’s medley stableford, which was won in extraordinary circumstances by Gizelle Phillips.
She took both “B” grade and the overall section with a remarkable 47 points, playing off a handicap of 50.
The in-form Katrina Fearnley was successful in “A” grade with another consistent round, yielding 38 points.
Last Tuesday at Ruthless and Toothless, John Melrose took “A” grade on countback from Craig O’Brien while Daryl Brassil was successful in “B” grade by a shot from John Anderson.
Tony Fedat was the master of the putter, taking the putting award, with Mark Evans not going home empty-handed as this week’s NAGA.
In the Young and the Restless session, Judith Collins was a two-shot winner from Phillips, who is making a habit of finishing at the pointy end of proceedings.
