These events are a win-win.
The organisation involved gets the opportunity to raise valuable funds, and the golf club facilities get used and revenue is generated in the clubhouse.
One of the most worthwhile annual causes is the MND Charity Day, raising funds to support research into Motor Neuron Disease.
The 2024 Big Freeze 10 golf event at the club will be on Sunday, June 2, and it promises to be another outstanding day.
As usual, it will be four-person ambrose, with men’s, women’s and mixed teams permitted.
Cost will be $200 per team ($50 per player) which includes a MND beanie, barbecue lunch and snacks after golf, and entry into a mystery draw.
Other activities will include raffles, silent auction, novelty and big holes, and a putt-off after golf.
So get your team together for a great day of golf while supporting such a great cause. Enter on the booking sheet in the pro shop, or phone 5881 3333.
It has again been a busy week on the golf course.
The men’s monthly medal was played on Saturday in conjunction with the optional first round of the ladies’ championships.
Medal winner was Troy Boyer with net 72 on countback to George Willis.
Willis won A-grade from runner-up Chris Thomson, Boyer won B-grade from runner-up Phil Hodgkinson, and Jane Glowrey had net 71 to win C-grade from runner-up Peter O’Brien 73.
The second round of the ladies championships has again been an optional day, being played yesterday or tomorrow.
The final round will be next Thursday.
The ladies also played their monthly medal in conjunction with last Thursday’s competition and it was won by Pauline Davis with net 70.
Davis also won A-grade from runner-up Prue Lloyd 73, while B-grade winner was Anita Gorsuch 74 on countback to Elise Ritchie.
On Wednesday the A-grade winner was Tony Tonta with 40 points, from runner-up Lachie Clarke 38, and B-grade winner was Dan Wade 37 on countback to Geoff McCallum.
Today is the annual Corporate Golf Day.
Good luck to all players; it’s sure to be another fantastic day of golf and socialising.
Tomorrow is a mix of stableford and stroke events, Tuesday the ladies will have a 9-hole 2-person multiplier, Wednesday is stableford, Thursday is stroke and next Saturday is stableford.
Raffles will be held tonight, with tickets on sale from 6pm and draws from 7pm. Meals are also available.
Last week’s results:
Thursday, May 2, stroke and ladies’ medal:
A-grade P Davis 70, r/u P Lloyd 73; B-grade A Gorsuch 74, c/b E Ritchie.
Ball comp: J Armytage, C Hardman, V Brunker, M Rothwell, J Lord, S Aitken, P Grant, J Adamson, L Mulham, c/b 79.
NTP: 9 th P Lloyd; 11 th J Lord.
Saturday, May 4, stroke and men’s medal:
A-grade G Willis 72, r/u C Thomson 73; B-grade T Boyer 72, r/u P Hodgkinson 73; C-grade J Glowrey 71, r/u P O’Brien 73.
Ball comp: T Grant, C Hardman, J Armytage, V Kelly, J Penna, J Poka jr, P Joice, D Ramsey, G Rodda, G Rothwell, J Radeski, D Irwin, D Mitchell, S Young, A Ferguson, J Henderson, T Rae, P Sherwin, S Aitken, c/b 77.
NTP: 2nd V Kelly; 5th G King, D Wade; 9th L Campbell, G McCallum; 11th J Armytage; 13th J Poka jr, J Loy. Golden hole G King.
Wednesday, May 8, single stableford:
A-grade A Tonta 40, r/u L Clarke 38; B-grade D Wade 37, c/b G McCallum.
Ball comp: P Hodgkinson, J Radeski, G Bracken, J Penna, R Pogonoski, I Campbell, W Hodgson, D Grant, D Mitchell, C Mitsch, P Gatacre, R Bolton, P O’Brien, R Friend, A Johnstone, c/b 34.
NTP: 9 th J Tonta, P Gatacre. Golden hole B Jennings.
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