SE Veterans golf results

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

By Max Clifford At Robe today the field was 41 and the scoring was meagre. Players reported the course was tough. First Division was won by Kingston’s Milan Hodak with 35 from BTowns Baz Turnbull 34 and Millicent’s Bill Mullan on 32. The Second Div was won by Penola’s Trev Williams with 29 on countback from Rob Seymour and Rob Thompson 28 took third. The NTP’s were Brian Prosser, Rob Thompson, Gavin Sparrow and Gordon Fleming. The Ross Orchard trophy went to Dennis Smith and Tony Bolton and you needed 23 to get a ball!     Our next two games are both in Mount Gambier, Blue Lake on 14 August, and Attamurra on 28th. One of our hard working volunteers, Wayne Dunford deservedly took home the Scotch. Don’t forget were are on Facebook, search LSE Vet Golfers.  “Got the Snake”

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