District Golf Results

MERBEIN

LAST Wednesday was a Stableford event with Mark Holding on 37 points taking the win from Ryan Teasdale with 34 points.

NTPs: Australian Vintage 3rd – Frank Crouch 475cm; Merbein Lions Club (weekly) – Ryan Teasdale 265cm.

Saturday’s event was a par game with Shane Gerring’s -1 enough to win on a countback from Mark Holding.

Ryan Teasdale takes the only NTP for the week with 265cm on the Lions Club 3rd.

This Wednesday is a Stableford event with tee-off from 12.30pm.

Saturday is Stableford for the Adrian Rudd perpetual trophy day, open to members, guests, visitors and non handicap players are welcome.

On Sunday it will be a casual nine holes for golfers of all standards with tee-off from 9.30-10am.


VETERANS

ON Monday 26 players contested the Ouyen Golf Club’s 4BBB Stableford medley event. The course was in good conditon after some recent rain and after a frosty start, the players enjoyed a pleasant sunny day.

As always, there was a warm welcome with a hot beverage and a mug of soup. It was pleasing to have 10 women compete in this medley event.

Local knowledge seemed to have benefitted the winning team as they had a runaway victory. Visitors to do well were George Mason and Jimmy Stephens, and Ned Klemm and Graeme Irvin, with both pairs enjoying podium finishes.

The sand scrapes proved difficult to land on with only three NTP awards presented.

Thanks to everyone from the Ouyen Golf Club for their preparation in conducting another very successful day. The ladies served a delicious country style lunch that was appreciated by all.

Our next event is a stroke event for our championship round to be held at the Riverside Golf Club on Monday, July 1. Players must have played twice during the last 12 months to be eligible to win the event.


COOMEALLA

THIS Wednesday is Stableford; Friday is a nine-hole medley Stableford; Saturday is par; Sunday is a medley Stableford.

Last Wednesday was a par event: Winner Darryl Laird +3, runner-up Ivan McKenzie +2, third Andrew Rix +1.

Balls: (16) +3 to 0.

NTPs: 3rd Zilzie Wine – Neil Saunders 247cm; 7th McGuigan Wines – Shane Trinick 210cm; 11th Walkers IGA – Greg Rhodes 516cm; 18th Trentham Estate – Darryl Laird (hole-in-one).

Congratulations to Darryl Laird for a holein-one on the 18th and Justin McPhee for an eagle on the 12th.

Women’s winner: Suellen Nunan +4, runner-up Carol Zimmermann +1, third Helen Barnes 0.

Balls: (3) +4 to 0.

NTPs: 3rd Zilzie Wine – Cath Eddie 57cm; 7th – Cath Eddie 440cm; 11th Buronga Bake – Cath Eddie 90cm; 18th Trentham Estate – Lee Bottomley 132cm.

Friday’s nine-hole Stableford: Winner Ross Robertson 18 points, runner-up Gary Thomas 16 points.

Ball: Tim Nunan 16 points.

Saturday’s Monthly Medal stroke:

A Grade: Winner Troy Neville 68 net, runner-up Aaron Blake 70 net, third Ben Doherty 72 net

B Grade: Winner Dylan Bottams 72 net, runner-up Darryl Laird 72 net, third David Lewin 72 net.

C Grade: Winner Denis Wright 68 net, runner-up Rod Hand 71 net, third Gary McNally 72 net.

Balls: (19) 68 net to 73 net

NTPs: 7th McGuigan Wines – Glen Wallace 186cm; 11th Walkers IGA – Fuat Karayilan 35cm; 18th Trentham Estate – James Daly 55cm.

Women’s Monthly Award: Winner Salli Fox 75 net, runner-up Erin Nunan 75 net, third Cath Lanigan 77 net.

Balls: (3) 75 net to 77 net.

NTPs: 7th – Carol Zimmermann 1300cm; 11th Buronga Bake – Sandy Waters 230cm; 18th Trentham Estate – Salli Fox 61cm.

Sunday’s medley Stableford: Winner Craig Hocking 36 points, runner-up Matt Adams 36 points.

Balls: (7) 36 points to 32 points.

NTPs: 3rd – Craig Maddigan 390cm; 7th – Trevor Carroll 198cm; 11th – Lee McLeod 798cm.


RED CLIFFS

LAST Wednesday both the men and women played Stableford.

Kevin Leach had 40 points to take the win from runner-up Neville Birch with 37 points in the men’s competition.

Balls: Bill Woosnam, Peter Knight, Glen Martin and Jeff Scott.

NTPs: 8th – B. Woosnam; 12th – M. Golitschenko; 15th – M. Snadden; 18th – J. Scott. Julianne Wood had 35 points to win the ladies A Grade from runner-up on a countback Jan Lloyd with 33 points.

In B Grade Ruth Cupper with 38 points won on a countback from Chris Taylor.

Balls: Deidre Merlin, Joan Ryan, Marg Fumberger and Bobbie Ramsay.

NTPs: 3rd – F. Englefield; 8th – H. Wood; 12th – S. Poole; 15th – S. Marwood; 17th – J. Lloyd.

On Saturday it was a stroke event for the Monthly Medal.

Kaylene Geddes won the ladies with 72 net from runner-up Jenny Gowers with 74 net.

Balls: Kay Hart and Julianne Wood.

NTPs: 3rd – J. Lloyd; 8th – J. Gowers; 12th J. Ryan; 15th – S. Poole; 17th – R. Chase. Brad Steer had 73 net to win the men’s A Grade on a countback from Roger Walder.

In B Grade Paul Legg won with 70 net and Ian Doering was runner-up on a countback with 74 net.

Balls: Rodney Begg, Simon Rogers, Ken Woosnam, Jeremy Goodieson, Roberto Fuoco, Andrew Bateman, Glenn Goodall and Jeffery Scott.

NTPs: 3rd – J. Prictor; 8th – B. Steer; 15th – P. Legg; 17th – R. Begg; 18th – B. Steer.


MILDURA

ON Tuesday, June 11, the ladies nine-hole par event was won by Dawn Jackson on a countback from Isobel Westhead and Dawn Jackson, all on -1.

Tracy Katis won the 18- hole par event with +5 from runner-up Shirley Lewis on -1.

Balls: (3) +5 to -2.

NTPs: 1st Pete’s Pure Duxton Vineyards – Dora Stewart 1090cm; 2nd Trentham Estate – Sandra Hutchinson 925cm; 10th Trentham Estate – Carla Sherriff 540cm.

Last Wednesday 90 players took to the course for a Stableford event.

Steven Scullion won the A Grade event with 37 points from runner-up Robert Pallot on a countback with Jeffrey Gidding and Mathew Tiley, all on 35 points.

B Grade winner was Sandro Della Foresta with 40 points from runner-up John Harvey with 39 points.

C Grade went to Alan Steedman on 38 points from runner-up Milton CLarke on a countback with Graham Robertson, both on 37 points.

NTPs: 1st Pete’s Pure Duxton Vineyards – Wayne Gill 380cm; 2nd Pig – John Harvey 220cm; 10th Trentham Estate – Michael Sette 47cm; 12th Zilzie Wines – Peter Rhodes 95cm; Eagle nest: 18th – John Harvey and Robert Pallot (two balls each).

Balls: (22) 40-34 points on a countback.

The ladies played a stroke event on Friday with Kerry Harris taking the win on 74 net from runner-up Tracy Katis with 92 net.

A 4BBB Stableford was played on Saturday with 48 teams taking to the course in testing conditions.

Paul Cocks and Simon McCarthy burnt up the course with a massive 50 points to take the win from Brent Smith and Jayden Smith on a countback from Greg Toma and Joseph Rocca, all on 43 points.

NTPs: 2nd Pig – Nick Katis 199cm; 10th Trentham Estate – Robert Young 380cm; 12th Zilzie Wines – Rob Donaldson 180cm.

Balls: (23) 50-40 points on a countback.

The vets played on Monday, with Kym Mack taking the win with 37 points from runner-up George Poriazis on 35 points with Alan Steedman finishing on the podium with 34 points on a countback.

NTPs: 2nd – Greg Rhodes 945cm; 12th – Ross Bowen 450cm.


RIVERSIDE

A MEDLEY Stableford was played in two grades on the King’s Birthday holiday.

Joel Doherty was the A Grade winner with 36 points from runner-up Glen Walker on 35 points.

B Grade winner was Oliver Zambelli with 40 points from runner-up Jonah Faulkhead on 38 points.

Balls: 34 points.

NTPs: 4th – James Clay 310cm; 12th – Josh Furey 380cm.

Nicholas George had an eagle on the par five, second hole.

The ladies nine-hole Stableford winner on Tuesday, June 11 was Tracy Lee with 21 points.

NTP: 4th – Adel Dal Corobbo 1680cm.

Last Wednesday’s event was Stableford and Barry Pilgram won A Grade on a countback with Dean Valance, both with 40 points.

Another countback was needed to determine B Grade with Jack Hibberd getting the better of Kevin Eastwood, both with 39 points.

Balls: 36 points.

Last Thursday the ladies contested the first round of the Pearl Dobson Matchplay Championships which was played in two Grades.

A Grade: Caroline James d Chitra Rankin 3/1, Adel Dal Corobbo d Heather Klemm 2/1, Pat Riordan d Wendy Dawson 8/7, Janet Luke had a bye.

B Grade: Janette Mason d Verna Wakefield 1 up, Marie Hudak d Gaye Briggs1 up, Lirlene Crozier d Lyn Thompson 1 up on the 20th hole, Tracy Lee had a bye.

Second round draw: A Grade – Caroline James v Adel Dal Corobbo and Pat Riordan v Janet Luke.

B Grade: Janette Mason v Marie Hudak and Lirlene Crozier v Tracy Lee.

Friday’s nine-hole medley Stableford was won by Reece Plummer with 22 points over runner-up Lukas Pedder on a countback against Paul Colbert and Brad Winslow, all on 18 points.

The ladies played a par event on Saturday with Pat Riordan winning on a countback from Sandy Briggs, both on -2.

NTPs: Zilzie Wines 4th – Tracey Bryan 520cm; Zilzie Wines 7th – Pat Riordan 675cm; 12th – Sandy Briggs 140cm; 18th – Tracey Bryan 45cm.

The men played a par event on Saturday with all grades decided by countback.

Darren Gray won A Grade from Kendal Marchment and the B Grade winner was S.V. Turaki from runner-up Claude Dawson, all finishing with +3.

Balls: Square.

NTPs: Zilzie Wines 4th – Roland Tankard 135cm; 7th – Simon Dale 110cm; Good Deal Tyres 18th – Steve Wilmann 139cm.

Sunday was a medley Stableford and Josh Furey smashed out 40 points to win A Grade over Steven Batchelor on 38 points.

The B Grade win went to Luke Shelly with 38 points from Tenupale Opo on 37 points.

Balls: 34 points on a countback.

NTPs: Zilzie Wines 4th – Darren Knight 305cm; 7th – Ben Hunt 175cm; 12th – Josh Fleming 57cm; 18th – Ricky Hayes 284cm.

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