Naracoorte Golf Club Ladies results: 13th September 2023

Sep 19, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

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By Sally MacLeod. The weather for golf at the moment is certainly fabulous, and last Wednesday was no exception, with a balmy 23 degrees, no wind and beautiful sunshine. There were 20 ladies in the field who played a Stableford competition which was generously sponsored by Terry White Pharmacy. We thank David and his team for their ongoing support of ladies golf in Naracoorte. The A grade winner was Marlene Bull with 34 points and the runner up, Sandra Munn with 32 points.  Both have been playing excellent golf after coming back from their holidays. Robyn Talbot, with a massive 39 points, was the winner of B grade and the runner up was Liz Ogilvie with 33 points on a count back from Sue Norcock. The ball run down winner was Jill Steen with 32 points. Nearest the pin on the 7 th hole was Robyn Hage in A grade […]

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From left, Lucindale assistant coach Tom Fisher, Castec managing director Chris Castine and Kingston president Will Goode with the Castec Rural Supplies KNTFL Premiership Cup ahead of Saturday’s grand final at Mundulla. Kingston and Lucindale will meet in the A Grade grand final for the first time since the KNTFL was formed in 1993, after Lucindale defeated Bordertown in last weekend’s thrilling preliminary final. With a strong local rivalry between the two clubs and clear weather forecast, a big crowd is expected for the season final. Picture: Supplied.

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Men rally for nurse

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No Moreton Bay funding pledge

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