FNQ GOLF RESULTS
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Wednesday Sporters Stroke won by Des Riggs 38 nett (1 over 44 gross ), runner-up Mark Johnson 42 nett, 3rd Roy Murray-Prior 43 nett on c/b from 3 others. Least putts Des 15. Thursday Ladies Stableford winner Ann Moss 33 pts, runner-up Annette Seawright 30 pts.
Friday Trinity Petrolium 6 hole chook run winner Shelley Broadley 13 pts, ru-up Irish 11 pts on countback.
Saturday was the Liz and Brian Brown sponsored Monthly Medal
Ladies winner Sam Duck 71 nett, ru-up Shelley Broadley 79 nett. Least putts Cheryl Piccone 29. Mens Medal and B-Grade winner Brian Brown 67 nett on countback. B-Grade ru-up Roy Murray-Prior 70 nett.
A-Grade winner Brendan Clark 67 nett (71 gross), ru-up Bob Stoward 72 nett.
C-Grade winner Jay Fraser 70 nett, ru-up Mick Fleming 73 nett. Least putts Peter Doherty 27. Sunday’s Yungaburra Butchery Stableford won by Mark Styan 39 pts, ru-up Ray Faulkner 34 pts. This week, depending on coronavirus updates, Wednesday Sporters play Stableford, Thursday Ladies Atherton Optometrist sponsored Stableford. Friday Trinity Petrolium 6 hole chook run. Saturday is the BWS sponsored Turner Shield Stableford then Sunday’s Yungaburra Butchery Medley Stableford. MILLAA MILLAA
Amid the turmoil the COVID-19 has created around the world, golf in Queensland is one sport still available, abiding by all the safeguards laid down by the government and Golf Queensland, Millaa Millaa Golf Club today held its monthly medal sponsored by Mungalli Dairy, Malanda RSL and Millaa Millaa Hotel.
We had a very good turnout for Sunday’s event and everyone was very aware of the rules and made sure that they did the right thing at all times. Well done all.
There were some very good scores but none better then Lenny Hankinson who romped it in with a brilliant 60 net. I am told this was a 77 off the stick and 45 stableford points.
In second place with a very creditable 65 net was Paul Foster, who was followed by Geoff Errey with a net 69.
Today proved that we can play and obey all the safety restrictions currently in place ensuring that everyone is safe.