BLAYNEY LADIES’ GOLF
In very hot, dry conditions the ladies turned up to play the 5th and final round of the Par Competition for 2009.
Winner on a count back was Wendy Crisp with +3 from Colleen Davis.
Colleen made up for the runner-up position by taking out both the nearest the pin prizes on the 2nd and 6th holes.
Not content with making the captain’s job any easier, Glenda Goodacre and Helen Keen also fought out the match on a count back. Glenda having taken out that one with -3 each. Audrey Davis came in the -5.
Best Scores
W Crisp +3
C Davis +3
G Goodacre -3
H Keen -3
A Davis -5
Now the weather is getting a little warmer golf will start at 8.30am for those who can make it.
Anyone else can tee off with Wendy at 9am. Or you can arrange with a partner to hit off later but the Tee closes by 9.30.
Ex–Services Closing Day will be held on Saturday November 28 for anyone wishing to attend. 8.30am Start and entries on the day are accepted. Cost $20.
LYNDHURST GOLF CLUB NEWS
Another busy weekend at Lyndhurst with the club transformed for a hugely successful Spook night on Friday.
Members and guests really got into the spirit of things, dressing for the occasion in some terrific looking outfits.
Even the DJ got into the swing of things with his choice of songs ensuring everyone had a rocking good time.
As the major sponsor of the Lyndhurst Cricket Club, the Cowboys, we were pleased to see the local lads make it five on the trot on Saturday with a win over Wyangala.
Enjoying a barbeque back at the club, the boys said they are looking forward to the local derby next Saturday when they take on Carcoar. It should be a good match.
The weekly members draw was not won.
Kelvin and Brendan travelled to Portland on Sunday to compete in their tournament and enjoyed an excellent day of golf, alas no trophies.
Our home golfers enjoyed a social round. Good to see Matty doing his bit for Movember.
Don’t forget the club’s AGM is scheduled for Saturday November 28, commencing at 7.30pm and our Christmas Market Night is on Saturday December 5.
Until next week. Remember: experience is what you get when you don’t get what you want. Hope to see you stop and play a round at Lyndhurst soon.
BLAYNEY MEN’S GOLF NEWS
The chicken run held on Friday November 13, saw Ian Kinghorne survive a count back to win the ROBANCO voucher with net 19.
The chicken winners were Beryl Tolhurst net 19, Barry Walker net 20, Ken Bolton net 20 and Brant Marmion net 21.
On Saturday November, 14 members played an 18 hole stableford event for the Mick Miskell trophy. The winner of the event and bouncing back to his brilliant best was Barry Walker, who blitzed the back nine with an even par 34 for 24 stableford points and an 18 hole total of 42 stableford points.
The A grade runner up was Peter O'Neill with 40 points and the B grade runner up was Peter Davis with 38 points.
The nearest the pin winners on the par 3 2nd hole were A grade Bob Costello 122cms and B Grade Peter Davis 900cms.
This Saturday members will play an 18 hole stableford event for a club trophy and the following weekend November 28 and 29 Blayney Golf Club will hold its annual tournament.
The starting sheets are now up and there are early tee times from 7am to 8am as well as the normal 10.30 am to 12.30 pm times. Good Golfing.
SUNNYRIDGE GOLF CLUB
Saturday November 14, we played for Lester Kable's Memorial Trophy.
Three people paid a visit to the handicapper. The men's winner was Beau
Chapman, and the ladies winner was Dianne Bunt. Thank you Val for the beautiful trophies.
We had a bucks’ party from Black Springs so that made a field of 25.
Best wishes to Dianne Bunt who celebrated a birthday last week.
Another big working-bee this week getting ready for John Davis Day on
Saturday November 21 and Closing Day on Sunday November 22.
They will both be a three person ambrose. Teeing off at 12 midday.
We had presentation night on Saturday and everyone was happy with the very successful year. Hope it continues next year. Congratulations to all those who won trophies.
VETERANS’ GOLF
Sweltering conditions still prevailed, which made it difficult for the thirteen players who were on the course.
Welcome back to Barry and Pat Sutton who will be regular players with the veterans.
The fairways have plenty of run owing to the drought conditions but the greens are perfect, the best in the central west.
Winner today was Rosemary Body with 43 pts who also collected nearest the pin.
The Old Master, Trevor Morley, was runner up on a count back with 39 pts from John Sligar.
Once again Jim MacDiarmid claimed nearest the pin for the men.
Next game November 23. Please take note, start time 8.45 A.M.
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