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Aug 2, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Leanne Foster On the 19 th of July, the ladies played a two person Ambrose. The winning team was Helen Cother and Kylie Walton with a 72 ¾ net. Runners up were Leanne Dolling and Florence Schulz. Leanne Dolling had the longest drive on the 2 nd and nearest the pins were Marjorie Todd on 3 and Tammy Hocking on 11. Men played the 4 th round of Club Championships on Sunday July 23. A Grade winner was Geoff Shortt 162. B Grade winner was Craig Walton 187. C Grade was won by Steve Lomas with 205. Today’s winner was Henry Waugh with a nett 62. Runner up was Geoff Shortt with a nett 65. Geoff also had the longest drive on the 7th. Nearest the pin on the 3 rd was Andrew Jude. Ladies had a beautiful sunny day for golf last Wednesday. Leanne Dolling was the winner […]

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