Andrew Noad, with 40 points, took out A Grade.

He parred the front nine, nailing birdies on the seventh and eighth.

Justin Robertson (37 points) was runner-up, canning a birdie on the ninth.

Jeff Wiscombe (42 points), best in B Grade.

He shot the lights out on the front nine carding 26 points, nailing a birdie on the ninth to shoot one over 37 out.

However he blacked out on the back nine, only able to add 16 home.

David Duff (40 points) was second, draining a birdie on the fourth.

Bill Brown (39 points) won C Grade, carding eight pars.

Runner-up was Michael Carnell on 38 points, 19 on each nine.

There was a Money Ball event in conjunction, won by Brett Polkinghorne, Andrew Noad, Andrew Cozens and Col Leeson 156 points.

Pro Pins to Jason Magoci and Mal Cunningham.

Par Threes to (4th) Geoff Simms, (7th) Ryan Salvestro, 11th Alf Franchi, 16th Dom Guglielmino.

Vouchers to 34 points.

A single stableford in two grades last Sunday.

Barry Stapleton continued his run to win the 0-18 Grade on 42 points, nailing a birdie on the 15th. 

Andrew Oates, 39 points, second with eight pars.

Grant Gyles (40 points) won the 19-36 Grade, a four point par on the fourth, ahead of Rod McNabb 37 points, draining a birdie on the 11th.

Vouchers to 36 points.

The Dom’s Motors Club Championships start this coming weekend, with the first two rounds on Saturday and Sunday.

To encourage members to play the four rounds, a $50 fee can be paid, which means the fourth round is free, but it must be paid before the first round.

The top four players in each grade must play in the seeded draw in the final round.

Full partiiculars and entry forms visit the Pro Shop or go online to the club’s website at www.griffithgolfclub.com.au.

The preliminary rounds of the Summer Sevens starts this week.

The first two rounds will be used for handicaps and team grading with A Ball Comp.

The competition proper begins on Monday, October 19.

Registration online or from the club and pro shop.