Naracoorte Golf Club Ladies results 9th August 2023

Aug 15, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Sally MacLeod Gus Hole kindly sponsored last week’s Stableford round when 21 ladies competed for the very generous prizes donated in memory of his mother, Lorna Hole. He has moved away from Naracoorte, so it is great to see that he is still keen to support the ladies competition from afar. The A grade winner was Trish Brooker with 35 points and the runner up was Di McCully with 28 points.   In B grade, Felicity Miles was thrilled to score 41 points – she is in cracking form having played a perfect game when competing against me in the Vice Captain’s Trophy quarter finals, last Monday. Needless to say she won on the 15 th hole. The runner up was Sylvia Adams who is continuing her good form with 36 points.  Ball run down winners were Jenny Castine with 33 points and Elaine Zerk with 32 points. Nearest the […]

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