Lucindale mens golf results

Aug 8, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Shawn Menz Last Saturday on the 29th of July the competition was a stableford round sponsored by Drew’s workshop supplies. The weather was slightly on the breezy side but no rain for a change. Scores for the day varied a fair bit with the tricky conditions. Winner of the A grade was our number one greenskeeper Don Thiele with 35 points. Don won on a count back from Shawn Menz also on 35. Next best score was Danny Lane with 30 points. A grade Progressive winner on the 18th was Plugga.  B grade winner was Snow Gould showing off his fresh Queensland holiday tan with an excellent 34 points. Runner up on a count back from snow was David Cox on 34. Other good scores were Scooter Davidson, Bill Lively and Geoff Smith on 32 points. B grade progressive winner on the 18th was Snow Gould. NTP on the […]

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