Lucindale Ladies Golf

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

By Sandy Lye The Lucindale Lady Golfers struck the jackpot last Wednesday with a fine day so no excuses for bad scores on account of the weather were heard. Naracoorte Homemakers were the sponsors of a stroke round and Fionna McInnes had a day to remember coming in with a tremendous net 66 (including a par on the long par 5 18th!) to take out the B division from Petrina Smith who returned a net 73. Petrina had a good day on the par 3s taking home the ball for nearest on the 12th and 16th (in 2 -B grade). Nicole Hocking continued her good form of late coming in the top 2 for the 3rd week in a row with net 70 closely followed one shot behind by Megan Watson. Nicole had the best score off the stick for the day – 87. One golfer (?) who shall remain […]

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