The Cairns Post

FNQ GOLF RESULTS

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ATHERTON

Wednesday Sporters Jan. 20th. 13 Hole Stableford

Even with the overcast and drizzly conditions we had a decent field of 27 players.

Winner with a good 28 pts was Grant Scott

R/up Curly Larkin 27 pts on countback from Rod O”Neill. NTPs 3 Big Rod, 11 Jeppo, 18 Scotty. Least putts jackpots 3 on 19

Raffle $20 G.Scott, $10 Jenko, golf ball J.Cox. Thursday 21/1/21 ladies played a s/ford sponsored by Coffee and Clay at Yungaburra. Winning with 36 pts was Shelley Broadley, r/up Alicia English 32 pts and 3rd Sandra Watson 31 pts. Ntp 3 Alicia English, 9 Sandra Watson and 18 Liz Brown. Next Thursday is s/ford, sponsored by Gallo Dairyland. Fridays Trinity Petrolium 8 Hole Chook Run.

A great field this arvo with young junior Robert Close 22 pts winning on countback from Pup Hilder, 3rd Curly Larkin 21 pts.

Many thanks to Mick and Maree from the BV HOTEL sponsors of the H.Nasser Memorial Shield Stroke. A-grade lads were on top today in a decent field of 62 men. Winner with a great 65 nett was Mitch Vermeer r/up Daz Morey 66 nett, 3rd Brendan Clark 70 nett (all 3 players on 74 gross) K.Mather had a gross 73 for 70 nett Div .2 winner Rod Painter 70 nett from Mike Van-Cuylenburg 70 nett.

NTPs 3 B.Clark, 9 M.Grumley, 11 & 18 C.Veitch. Ladies winner was Alicia English with 70 nett, r/up went to Patsy McMahon on a c/back to Heather Beaven with 79 nett. Pin shots went to 3 Dawn Faulkner, 9 Lorraine Doolan, 11 Sam

Duck and 18 Dee Jierasak. Least putts went to Gaye Steventon with 30 putts. Next Saturday is the Turner Shield s/ford, sponsored by Tomasetig Electrical.

Sundays Tableland Top Meats Stableford won by Garry Thompson 37 pts, r/up Dan Ardley 35 pts, 3rd Pete Fraser 34 pts.

Friends and Members, don’t forget the 8 hole chook run and goose club Friday night, jackpot now $2950.

CAIRNS

Wednesday 20th Men’s Single Stableford Winner: Young Won 42 Points c/b Runner-Up: Mark Buckle 42 Points

Third: Edward Mackie 37 Points c/b Fourth: Shane Toia 37 Points

Friday 22nd Men’s Single Stableford Winner: Minors Yoshida 36 Points Saturday 23rd Women’s Single Stableford Winner: Robyn Lowth 36 Points Runner-Up: Teresa McHardie 33 Points c/b Third: Kay Cleland33 Points

Saturday 23rd Men’s Single Stableford A Grade

Winner: Patrick Donaghy 41 Points Runner-Up: Tom Markham 39 Points c/b Third: Lennon Corner 39 Points

B Grade

Winner: Michael Steele 39 Points Runner-Up: Dj Kim 37 Points c/b

Third: Ryan Mann 37 Points

C Grade

Winner: Noel Bird 42 Points

Runner-Up: Chez Craig 36 Points

Third: Don Park 35 Points

Sunday 24th Women’s Single Stableford Winner: Lyn Small 36 Points

Runner-Up: Amber Barker 34 Points Sunday 24th Men’s Single Stableford Winner: Richard Jaska 42 Points Runner-Up: Joe Connerz39 Points c/b Third: Shane Rennie 39 Points

INNISFAIL

Cyclone Kimi definitely put a holt to some golf this week. Hopefully the rain should ease to allow play for the weekend, fingers crossed. Thanks to our 3G team for getting our to mow when they can, we appreciate the effort. Course & Clubhouse Improvemen­ts

The Greens Committee have put out some new distance markers on the course, to define the 200m (yellow), 150m (Blue) & 100m (red).

Our TV above the bar has been upgraded, so members can now enjoy some sports or leaderboar­d action when they are in the clubhouse.

Payment options for Social Golfers have now been added to our website! So Social players can now pay online for their social rounds & or golf cart hire.

Friday Comps – 9 Holes

The Wednesday Sporters was cancelled due to weather, but the members were able to get out for a hit on Friday.

Results 15/1

1st – J Cockle 19pts

2nd – R Lehtsalu 17pts

Saturday Sponsored Comps – 18 Holes

It was a shake up for members playing a stroke round mid-month & given the conditions there were some great scores for the day. 35 members got out for a hit, great to see good numbers on the course.

Andrew Rose shot out of the gates with an impressive 69 off the stick (1 under, 68 nett) to set a commanding lead, one shot clear of Paul Tattam & Rauno Lehtsalu 69 nett.

The afternoon groups tried their best to get close to Rosey, but could only manage a 70 nett tie with Ian Street, Kev Walsh, Ian Saunderson & our Junior Caine Cockle.

Great effort to all that played!

Results 16/1 – Hoad Business Developmen­ts Stroke

1st – A Rose 68 nett

2nd – P Tattam 69 nett c/b

Online Competitio­n Booking / Timesheet Members are doing a great job at booking their tee times online! Well Done & if you need any assistance please see a committee member to lend a hand.

COVID Check-In & Check-Out

Thanks to all the members for adhering to the electronic check ins / outs. These changes will get easier to do the more we use them & if you need a hand or don’t own a smartphone, please see a Committee member and they will be more than happy to assist you.

Junior Golf

Junior Golf will be commencing in Mid-February (weather permitting). We are also organising Luke Newman from Drummond to come down to our club once a month to assist our Junior

Developmen­t Program. Luke will also be available for members to book in lessons or sessions with a group on that day. Exciting times ahead for our Juniors & our members. Hit ‘em long & straight. See you on the course!

MILLAA MILLAA

A day at golf like today, makes you realise why we pay the big bucks to live in this beautiful part of the world. Club member Bruce Hunter sponsored todays 4 Ball Best Ball and the course was full of enthusiast­ic players wanting to take advantage of the day and the prizes on offer.

From the talent that was there I knew that good scores were a given and the possibilit­y of a count back definitely on the cards, in the wash up twelve teams all scored between 37 and 42 points which is why a count back was required to separate the two top teams.

But as they say there can only be one winner and in this case with 42 points it was the team of Ash Healy and Graham Suffield with a second nine of 22 points. In second with a second nine of 21 was Karl Pickering and Kelvin Groves, bad luck guys 42 should have been a winner.

I am told that the winning team today didn’t pick up the ticket wagered with the third team of Don McHardie and visitor Dave Morrison who finished a point behind them, don’t know how you managed that but well done.

Our visitor Dave Morrison also won nearest the pin on 4/14 and number 8, Grant Miller was the nearest on 1/10, Graham Suffield’s second shot was a winner on 8/17 and Warwick Howarth’s second shot was the best on 3/12.

Enough takers for three weekly draws this week and they were, Graham Suffield, Grant Miller and one other that I didn’t write down, sorry about that. The members draw did go off this week and Kelvin Groves is now $90 better off, well back to $10 next week.

Speaking of next week we some how missed the last Sunday in January when doing the calendar so we will have to move some things around but be assured it will be a great days golf, nine for nine thirty see ya there.

Just News: A big shout to Trevor and his team, especially Grant Miller and Les Taylor for getting the course in such good shape despite the rain we have had. However because of the weather there will be a full week ahead of us, the mowing won’t be a problem but the gully/creek on 3/12 will be a head ache that’s for sure.

We are informed the bore will be up and running this week which will get the grants people off our case, we have received the new bearings for the snake mower’s rollers and will be fitted straight away.

RAVENSHOE

No results of today’s game at hand at the time of going to press!

A big thank you to all the locals who attended our first Social night for the year. Good to see you back. The Australia Day Quiz was also well attended. The Lamingtons were the winning team on the night.

Next Sunday is a 4 Ball Best Ball with a draw for partners. C u @ the 19th

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