DISTRICT GOLF

Trafalgar

Results: Friday, August 20 stableford: 1st G Sanders 37; DTL: C Hardy 36, R Matheson 35, T Johnson 35; Birdies: 13th R Williams, 15th C Perkins.

Saturday, August 21 stableford (final round of Privilege Cup): A grade: B Griffin 43; B grade: R Barnes 41; Privilege Cup: B Griffin 76; DTL: T Mackenlay 39, G Grant 36, J Matheson 35, R Daly 35, M Taylor 35, B Baldry 34, P Grima 34; NTP: 2nd J O’Brien, 5th N Perrin, 11th T Mackenlay, 13th J Tabuteau, 15th J Matheson; Eagle: 3rd B Griffin

Women

A Canadian Memorial day was held at Trafalgar Golf Club last week to remember past women who had played at the club.

Karen MacGregor and Pat Harris won the event with 81 and 1/8.

Runners up were Sue Devries and Sonia Roberts with 81 and 7/8.

NTP: 5th June Tickell, 11th Bev Keily.

DTL: Jo Baker and Kerryn Ludlow with 82 and 3/8, June Tickell and Bev Keily with 83 and 7/8.

This week is stableford with Cheryl Deppeler and Sue Rogers starting, while Trudi Mumford is checking.

The annual general meeting for the women’s committee will be held on September 14. A three-person drop out Ambrose will be played on the day, commencing at 9am sharp.

There has been a change in the program with August 31 now stableford.

The Hilary Hobson Memorial day on September 28 will be a 9am start due to work on the course.

Seniors

Results: Tuesday August 16 stableford (33 players): Women’s: 1st Di Larsen 19cb, 2nd Sue DeVries 19; DTL: Betty Lucas 15cb; NTP: Bev Keily; Bradmans: Bev Keily; Men’s: 1st Glenn Doolan 21cb, 2nd Frank Edmonds 21; DTL: Rob DeVries 21, Norm Mether 20, Ray Armistead 20, Graeme Grant 20, John Bayley 20; NTP: Glenn Doolan; Bradmans: Ron Keith.

Thursday August 18 stroke and putting (54 players): Women’s: 1st Sue Balfour 34cb, 2nd Olive Robinson 34; DTL: Sue Williams 36, Bev Keily 37, Cheryl Deppeler 37; NTP: June Tickell; Putting competition: Cheryl Deppeler 14 putts (cb); Bradmans: Joan Rich; Men’s: 1st Graeme Harris 30, 2nd Bob Carpenter 31; DTL: Ron Russ 33, Reg Barsdell 33, Chris Labour 33, Daryll Williams 33, Max Roberts 33, Duane Baker 34,Glenn Doolan 34, Rob DeVries 34cb; NTP: Rob Saunders; Par 3 event: Max Taylor, Graeme Harris, Reg Barsdell; Putting competition: Chris Labour 12 putts; Bradmans: Jim Donnett.

Drouin

A biting cold wind made conditions unpleasant on Saturday. Those in carts were particularly affected.

Scott Squires took out A grade on countback with 37. Steve Henning won B grade also with 37.

DTL: Peter Daniel 37, Gary Burns 36, Ian Good 35, Hayden Smart 34, Ray Haley 34.

The hard luck story of the day belongs to Dean Robbins. In search of his first hole-in-one, his tee shot landed just 24cms short on the fifth.

Wednesday also produced strong winds but the wind chill factor was not nearly as significant. Darryl Bryce certainly thought so. His 42 to win A grade was far and away the best score for the week.

In B grade, John Fusinato’s 37 saw him notch his first win for the year.

DTL: Roger Matheson 40, Bob Ramage 40, Peter DeVries 40, David Low 39, Roger Barnes 39 and on countback with 37, Joe Kirby and Jack Jarred.

NTP: 5th and 8th Mick Whitford, 10th Colin Zeeno, 14th and pro pin David Low. This Saturday is stableford. The annual general meeting will be held at the clubrooms tomorrow starting at 7pm.

Women

Drouin women played a game of Irish Sixes on Tuesday, with Marg Purcell donating the trophies for the day.

The winning team was Marg Purcell, Mildred Lyon, Sharon Rippon and Robyn O’Brien with a score of 83. Runners up were the team of Helen Andreasen, Anne McGougin, Val Johnson and Pam Cougar with a score of 71.

Nearest the pins went to Robyn O’Brien on the eighth, Marg Rowe on the 10th and Marg Purcell picked up the pro pin.

Today will be a stableford event sponsored by the club.

Good luck to Kay Feaver and Leanne Pollard and other team members representing West Gippsland in Country Teams in Melbourne

Seniors

A lovely sunny morning encouraged 37 seniors to compete in their nine-hole event on Thursday.

It was a joint win in the women’s division, with Lorna Hoskins and Robyn O’Brien each scoring 17 points.

The runner up was Megan Ford with 16 points, followed by Catriona Ferguson with 14 points, Nola Siddell, Sue Hatfield and Marg Cox with 13 points, Pam Soutar with 12 points, Helen Ross and Audrey Farthing with 11 points, and Shirley Campbell Smith with 10 points.

In the men’s division the winner with a great score of 22 points was Peter Downward.

The runner up was Ray Fish with 18 points, followed by Richie Thomas and Richard Ford with 17 points, Vin Bibby with 16 points, Reg Dixon, Con Norris and Bill Petschack with 15 points, and Kevin O’Brien and Tex Devlin with 14 points.

Warragul

by Phil Rossiter Saturday’s event was a stableford. Winners were Dale Campbell (A grade) 39, Noel Davis (B grade) 40 and Daniel Sealey (C grade) 40.

Runners up were Daniel Hamilton 39, Paul Potter 39 (A), Daniel Vella 39, Donald Smith 37 (B), Geoff Campbell 39, Kevin Incigneri 38.

DTL: David Boyd 37, Dean Bubeck 36, Brian robertson 36, Walter Bellagamba 36, Dave Melbourne 36, Sam Mazza 36, Barry Cheeseman 36, Tom O’Dea 36, Brett Thompson 36, Chris Harrison 35, Nev Fawcett 35, Graham Martine 35, Hugh Wotherspoon 35.

NTP: Paul Adamiak seventh, Terry Ollington 15th, Danny Gorman 18th.

Pro Pin: Corey Hojnacki (A), Paul Milner (B), Dean Black (C).

Winners of the womens event were Debbie Corstorphin 33 (A grade) and Simone Herbel 31 (B grade).

DTL: Lynn Morrison 32, Shirley Todd 28, Del baker 28.

NTP: Joan Nelson seventh, Penny Scott 15th.

Pro pin: Debbie Corstorphin (A), Irene Eastham (B). Midweek

The fine conditions have seen the fields improve over the last couple of weeks.

Best return in Tuesday’s event was Glen Mcdonald (C grade) with 42 points while other grade winners were Leigh greening (A) 39 and Eddie Carrigan (B) 41.

Runners up were Stephen croker 37, Stephen Hill (Traralgon) 37 (A), Kevin O’Brien 41, Keith Gilbert 40 (B), Garry Taylor 39, Ray Mason Woods 39 (C).

DTL: John Pecovnik 40, Charlie hardy 39, John Robson 39, John Majcherzak 38, Nick Mazza 37, Eric Deppler 37, Chris Harrison 37, Dave Sincock 37, Brian Robertson 37, John Andrew 36, Steve Jackson 36, Garry Jansen (Trafalgar) 36, Phil Fennell 36, Bob Veitch 36, Paul Robertson (Trafalgar) 36, Geoff Woodward 35, Jeff Tellefson 35, Dave Winfield 35, John Heggart 35, Patrick Nathan 35, Graeme Perkins 35.

Birdies: Stephen Crocker 15th, Peter Lennox 18th.

Pro pin: Ray Pund (A), Daniel Hamilton (B).

Thursday’s numbers were up with the fine conditions having a say on the field size with enough for two grades.

Winners were Kevin O’Brien (A grade) on countback from Chris Harrison both finishing on 38 points, while in B grade a handicapp improving round of 47 points saw Geoff Campbell win from Glenn Butterworth on 38.

DTL: James Harper 39, John Bundle 38, Sam Mazza 37, Stephen Croker 37, Glenn Vassett 36, Sam Marshall 36, Phil Wilkin 35.

Birdies: Sam Mazza, Glenn Vassett 15th.

Over 55’s social group

Winner of the men’s event was Jeff Mirams with 20 points,

DTL: Rob Annand 19, Rick Thomas 18, Don Pruser 16, John Andrew 16, John Harris 16. NTP: John Andrew. Joan Johnson had a great day winning the ladies with 21 points. and also the NTP.

DTL: Del Baker 18, Marie Cumming 16, Marie Veitch, 14.

Women

Last Wednesday saw 58 women play in the Doris Chambers foursomes event to be able to go into the play off in October.

The winners and players to represent Warragul were Penny Scott and Tracey Cusden with 34 points. Runners up were Kerri Ahearn and Jill Little with 33 points.

Balls down the line went to Wendy Brown and Molly Answerth 32, Judith Kennedy and Kay Thompson 32, Janine Williams and Lesley Huggins 31, Del Baker and Denise Weir 31, Jenny Wiedermann and Chris James 31 and Brenda Whitehead and Lisa Heggart 29 points.

The nine-hole competition winner was Maureen Kittelty with 18 points and Rhonda Rhodes with 14 points.

Tomorrow’s round is the perpetual trophy in honour of Val Barass to be played in the Canadian foursomes event.