Young Baird shines again

MILDURA golfer Angus Baird was again played a crucial role on Northern-Murray Darling’s Victorian Junior Pennant side this week. Baird, 14, scored a handy 37 Stableford points in a 2017-168 win over Hidden Valley, backing up his state-best 46 from the year before.  For 2020, the Junior Pennant season has moved to a virtual format […]

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