The event last Saturday at the Griffith Golf Club was a Two Person Ambrose.
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Max Turner and Grant Semmler combined to take the win on 63 ¼ nett.
They combined to shoot one under par 70, nailing birdies on the 1st, 11th and 17th.
Dean Crack and Sam Daniel second, 64 ¾ nett, 75 off the stick, birdies on the 3rd, 9th and 12th.
Rob Trembath and Allan King third 65 4/4 nett, 73 off the stick, birdie on the 13th, on a count back over Ray Barrington, Slim Cavanaugh.
Pro Pins John Badoco, Col Vearing. Par Threes 4th. Allan King, 7th. David Kidd, 11th. Brett Angel, 16th. Gerry Cox. Vouchers to 67 ¾ nett.
Sunday’s event was a single stableford in two grades. Ryan Harrison 41 points won 0-18, jammed his third shot into the cup for an eagle three on the 5th, added birdies on the 2nd and 5th. Geoff Cotterill second 40 points.
John Ellis 37 points won 19-36 on a countback over Skeet Milne 37 points.
There’s a busy two weeks of golf coming up. Besides this week’s Veterans Tournament, Tuesday November 1 will see the PHL Surveyors Melbourne Cup golf day.
The event is a 4 Person Ambrose, open to members and non-members with a 9.15am shotgun start. Entries from the club or pro shop.
The Griffith City Open, sponsored by GS & BD Electrics, Novus Restaurant and the Antill Hill Park Boys is on Sunday, November 6.
All the usual open day prizes include $50 Nearest the Pins and all-day barbecue lunch for $20. 10am registration for 11am shotgun start. Enter using golf link or from the pro shop 69623742 or Club 29623173.
All three club events, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday are single stablefords.
McNabb Summer Fives players are reminded that a barbecue for players will be held this Friday.
The veterans played a Tow Person Ambrose last Thursday with 28 players. Winners Byron James and Dick Thompson 66 ¼ nett on a countback over Don Catanzariti and Peter Den Houting 66 ¼ nett. Pins won by 8th John F. Gale, 11th Graeme Gifford, 15th Wal Hood. Vouchers to 68 nett.
The vets are mourning the passing of member golfer Jim Livanes, who died last week.
Gerry Cox and his committee have worked tirelessly to ensure the Week of Golf Tournaments success.
Players in two grades contested last Wednesday’s single stableford Mat Hallam 43 points won the 0-18 Grade ahead of Roy Calabria 39 points.
Graeme Gifford 40 points won 19-36 ahead of Garry Purcell 37 points. Vouchers to 34 points.
