A small field of 43 players teed off for this morning’s Vets Golf Stableford 3 Club event, the pre game thought process requiring some educated guesses on what two clubs to select as well as the mandatory putter. Despite having only 3 clubs a number of scores were little different to what you might expect with a full bagful.
Results on the day were as follows:
1st: Gus Alameddine on 20 points on count back.
2nd: Len Rogers, also on 20.
3rd: Ageless Tim Starr with a fine round of 18 points.
Ball or Chocolate:
Kathy Crossling, Greg Thornton, Annette Manton and Andrew Gordon all on 17, Wal Williams and Frank Pomfret on 16, and finally Mike Birks and Ross Hendy on 15 points after a six way count back was required.
Bradman Award:
Patrick McNeile won this week’s award, clearly struggling with a limited club selection choice.
Nearest the Pins:
4th: Andrew Gordon.
6th: Andrew Gordon again, narrowly missing a hole in one on this occasion.
Ladies 7th: Gail Rogers.
Men’s 7th: Gus Alameddine.
Accuracy:
Keeping up her consistently good golf, Leonie Snodgrass took out this week’s award with a fine, long drive close to the centre string line.
Next Week:
Next week’s game will be a Par event, with registration in the downstairs sports bar area from 7.45am and a shotgun start at 8.30am.
Above: Tuross vets golfing four Dave Williams, Mike Kermode, Gus Alameddine and Al Gannon. Photo: Paul Pereira
Above: Gus Alameddine, event winner with club captain Ian Miller. Photo: Paul Pereira