Warragul & Drouin Gazette

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26th October Stableford: 28 players. Winner: Duane Baker (23 C/B). R/Up: Les Pearce.

DTL’s: Frank Edmonds (22) Glenn Doolan (21) Vic Hill (19) Steve Gould (19) Hank Fiddelaers (19) Tony Price (19).

NTP: Ray Williams. Bradmans: Rob DeVries.

27th October

Competitio­n.

Medal Winner: Donna Mellon (17) with 75 nett.

Runner-Up: Cheryl Deppeler (21) with 77 nett.

Scratch Winner: Donna Mellon with 92.

Down the Line: Ange Bayley with 78 nett, Bev Keily with 79 nett, Di Moody with 80 nett and Karen MacGregor with 84 nett.

9 Hole Winner: Sue Williams (30). NTP: 5th: Di Moody 13th: no-one and 2nd shot on the 2nd Bev Keily.

Putting: Donna Mellon with 31 putts.

Women’s

28th October Stableford: 50 players. Female Winners: Cheryl Deppeler (27) Female R/Up: Bev Keily (24).

DTL’s: Karen Macgregor (22) Lorna Risol (19) Sue DeVries (19).

NTP: Olwyn Balfour. Bradmans: Heather Savige.

Male Winners: Reg Barsdell (29) Male R/Up: John Carvill (22)

DTL’s: Geoff Thomas (200 Paul Fogarty (19) Glenn Doolan (19) Russ Balfour (19).

NTP: Russell Balfour. Bradmans: Ed Hayward.

Warragul

27th October

Competitio­n.

55 Ladies played in the Stableford Event last Wednesday

Overall winners:

A - 1: Janine Williams (40)

A - 2: Jo De Jong (38)

B - 1: Anna Boyd (36)

B - 2: Helen Burke (35)

C - 1: Meg Robertson (39)

C -2: Kylie Wendt (38)

DTL: Chloe Wilson (38) Heather Steenholdt (37) Brenda Whitehead (35) Cheryl Trickett (35) Joy Marriott (34) Jenni Church (34) Wilma Henshall (34) Carol Stephen (34) Chris Thomas (34) Tracey Cusden (34) Irene Thomas (33) Marie Veitch (33)

Great Scores: Chloe Wilson, Heather Steenholdt, Helen Amott, Marie Veitch

Nearest the Pin: Rose Gallagher (7 hole), Heather Steenholdt (15 hole), Irene Thomas (18 hole)

Mystery 6 - A: Janine Williams, B: Leanne Johnson, C: Heather Steehholdt

Women’s 9-Hole Competitio­n: 6 players.

1. Margaret Gleeson (21)

2. Beth Sibson (16)

Next Wednesday will be a Stableford Event.

Women’s

Pro pin: Corey Hojnacki (A), Noel Green (B).

Mystery six: Corey Hojnacki (A), Dengsheng Zhang (B), Alan Barnes (C).

Women/Stableford:

Shirley Todd 32.

DTL: Wilma Henshall 32, Belinda Best 28.

NTP: Belinda Best 15th, Wendy Brown 18th.

26th October Stableford.

A grade: Dave Winfield 38, Will Hodge 37, Alan Singline 36.

B grade: Brent Wilby 38, Chris Grainger 37, Russell Elliott 35.

C grade: Toby Shelton 39, Paul Mitchell 38, Stephen Macaloney 37.

DTL: Kieran Heenan 36, John Blunsden 36, Graeme Perkins 36, Murray Bingham 35, Steve Porch 35, John Linford 35, Brian Robertson 35, Wayne Hammond 35, Kevin Ayton 35, John Enbom 35, Brendan Megee 35, Terry Hayler 35, Nev Clements 35, Dennis Van Dyke 34, Trevor Farrelly 34, Bryan McLean 34, Rob Nelson 34, Steve Jackson 34, Jeff Tellefson 34, David Boyer 34, Charlie Hamilton 34, Norm Dorling 34, John Eaton 33, Mick Walker 33, Jim Kennedy 33, Tony McGrath 33, Brian Kleehammer 33.

Birdies: Barry Cheeseman seventh, Phil Faithful, Roger Matheson, Brian Kleehammer 15th, Will Hodge 18th.

Pro pin: Steve Porch (A), Jeff Tellefson (B).

Mystery six: Dave Winfield (A), Chris Grainger (B), Toby Shelton (C).

28th October Men’s/Women’s stableford

A grade: Al Manley 39, Wayne Hammond 37, Leigh Steenholdt 37.

B grade: John Turner (Heyfield) 40, David Cook 37, John Bundle 37.

C grade: Eric Deppeler 36, Paul White 35, Ken Kitchen 35.

DTL: Phil Faithful 37, Jack Henning 37, Bob Veitch 36, Peter Henshall 36, Vin Rabl 35, Steve Porch 35, Jack O’Dwyer 35, Hedley Mann 35, Phil Fennell 34, John Barnes 34, Matt Savage 34, Tony McGrath 34, Roger Taylor 34, Paul Adamiak 34, Simon Pearse 34, Chris Morris 33.

Birdie: Ted Harvey seventh, Steve Porch 15th, Nev Fawcett, Peter Henshall, Scott Morrison 18th.

Mystery six: Tony McGrath (A), David Cook (B), Ray Mason Woods (C).

Garfield

In what felt like an eternity, three months in fact, competitio­n golf retuned to play on Thursday with a field of 42 presenting in fine and overcast conditions.

Arti Koopman, obviously a good first upper, had the day’s best result with an A-Grade winning score of 40 points playing off his mark of 17. It equated to a round of 83 off the bat to defeat Mr. Consistenc­y in Trevor Franklin who scored 37 points.

James Long got the B Grade decision on a count back from George Fatouros with a score of 36 points Saturday’s event was a stableford playing off his mark of 23. A final round with low scores hard to find score of 34 points or better was due the strong winds. required to get a ball down the line.

With the course declared unplayable A big field of 113 took to the carpet in the morning due to damage from like fairways on Saturday with the the Friday storms only the afternoon overall scoring of a very good standard field was allowed on the course after considerin­g the time spent on the the ground staff and volunteers sidelines. Andrew Went enjoyed his cleared the fairways of fallen branches. day with the best round of 41 points

Results: playing off his mark of 11 to win the A grade: Corey Hojnacki 36, Jason A-Grade event by a wide margin of 6 Sprange 35, Dale Campbell 35. points from Doug Amos.

B grade: Ryan Plunkett 36, Ex skipper Marty Atkins got the B Dengsheng Zhang 34, Jeff Tellefson Grade decision with a score of 40 34. points playing off his mark of 17 to

C grade: Alan Barnes 35, Geoff defeat Brett Dwyer by four points who Matthews 32, Alan Wilson 31. finished runners up by a count back

DTL: Rob Nelson 34, Leigh decision from Steve Humphrys. Atkins Greening 34, Kyle Huggett 34, Russell also scored the two birdies for his Taylor 33, Noel Green 32, Phil Wilkin round.

32, David Cook 32, Brian Hemming Michael Carrigan won the D Grade 32, Tim Nooy 31, Mick West 30, David event with a score of 38 points to Boyd 30, Kieran Heenan 30, Len Cole defeat the unlucky George Fatouros, 30, Bryan McLean 30, Jim Kennedy none the less having a good week, by 29, Bruce Bailey 29, Paul a margin of four points.

Weatherhea­d 29, Alan Storer 29, John Andrew McLellan won the C Grade Campbell 29, Nev Fawcett 29. event with a round of 40 points to

NTP: Dan Sealey seventh, Simon defeat Brendan Pola by a margin of 5 Commadeur 15th, Rob Nelson 18th. points.

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A final score of 32 points or better was required to win a ball down the line.

All the attending players were pleasantly surprised to see the new works that had been carried out during the shutdown which greatly improved their outlook with extensive works around the club house surrounds, widening off the first tee and further tree removal, particular­ly around the first hole. Members can expect further works to take place in the near future.

Next week is a game of single stableford with the week after that being a shot gun start at 8.00am.

Results

28th October single stableford: 42 players.

A-Grade: Arti Koopman (17) 40, 2nd Trevor Franklin (12) 37, 3rd Chris Davies (11) 35.

B-Grade: James Long (23) 36 C/B, 2nd George Fatouros (30) 36, 3rd Harry Huyskens (20) 32

DTL: Grant McLure 35, Ron Fielding 34, Greg Needham 34, Peter Johnson 34

30th October single stableford: 113 players.

A-Grade: Andrew Went (11) 41, 2nd Doug Amos (10) 35, 3rd Lee Orchard (11) 33

B-Grade: Martin Atkins (17) 40, 2nd Brett Dwyer (16) 36 C/B, 3rd Steve Humphrys (15) 36

C-Grade: Andrew McLellan (19) 40, 2nd Brendan Pola (20) 35, 3rd Gary Kelly (21) 33

D-Grade: Michael Carrigan (23) 38, 2nd George Fatouros (29) 34, 3rd John Gay (26) 30

DTL: Martin Spurway 35, Paul Renehan 34, Paul Kaye 34, Grant McKay 33, Dean Shannon 33, Clinton Smith 33, Dave Williams 33, Steve Kohut 32, Glenn Wells 32, Matt Van Der Horst 32.

NTP: 4th Steve Wallace, 8th Russ Loughridge, 9th Shane Male, 11th Lee Orchard, 14th Grant McKay, 16th Andrew Went.

2nd shot: A-Grade - Steve Kohut, CGrade - Brendan Pola.

Drouin

Drouin’s run of wretched golfing luck has continued unabated over the last two weeks, disrupting the resumption of competitiv­e golf.

Firstly, the club facilities were closed two weekends ago for deep cleaning, meaning that our first opportunit­y for competitio­n golf after restrictio­ns eased were dashed.

Last Friday’s storm saw our course littered with tree-damage and debris, just as we were able to welcome back our metropolit­an members. Added to this, the extended power-outage left the club with no electricit­y supply. This meant that our on-line scoring system was unable to function.

At the time of publicatio­n, no results for Saturday are available. One recorded highlight was Ryan Hammond’s hole-in-one on the 8th, slam-dunking his ball into the hole on the fly from 174 metres.

27th October Men’s Stableford. Competitio­n golf made its return mid-week in glorious Spring weather. Having received higher than average rain over the first two months of Spring it was great to see the course firm up as the club got set to welcome back its metropolit­an based members.

Division One: Winner - Ken Cooper (14) 37 points, on c/b from Phil Thomson (7) 37, Peter Mitchell (4) 34, Craig Armstrong (9) 33, Matthew Roberts (11) 33, Gilbert Davis (11) 33

Division Two: Winner - Ray Hayley (18) 41 points, from John Banfield (Churchill&Monash 21) 38, Jim Bransgrove (15) 38, Shane Gorman (20) 37, Duart Perrin (15) 37, Graham Rawson (18) 36, Eddy Ven Der Pligt (18) 36.

Division Three: Winner - Neil

Wyatt (22) 36 points, from Jex Mitchard (25) 34, Peter De Vries (24) 34, Richard Snare (26) 34, Graham Moon (23) 34.

DTL Balls: John Banfield, Jim Bransgrove, Shane Gorman, Phil Thomson, Duart Perrin, Graham Rawson, Eddy Van Der Pligt. Median score: 31 points.

Next Wednesday is Stableford, and Saturday is Monthly Medal Stroke.

Drouin Ladies were back in swing with competitio­n golf recommenci­ng in glorious sunshine last Tuesday. The winner of the individual stableford event was Sue Hatfield (29) with 36 points. Runner up was Shirley Roberts (12) with 34.

Down the line balls went to Marg Purcell (18) 30 points and Helen Moon (29) 27 points.

Nearest the pins were: 5th – Val Crow, 8th – Val Crow and 14th Sue Hatfield and no-one managed to get on the 8th.

Melbourne Cup day is a Stableford event for both Men and Women and after a long wait, we welcome back our metro members.

Next Tuesday 9th November will be our first medal day for months. It is also the Star Medal play off, kindly sponsored by Jill Greenland. That day is also the qualifier for the Summer match play for the top 8 in both A and B Grades.

Ladies golf clinics with PGA Profession­al Anthony Bambridge are coming up. Weekly sessions commence Tuesday 16th November and weekends Saturday 13th November. $60 for 4 sessions. Great opportunit­y for anyone wishing to start or get back into golf. Contact Anthony at the club 0356254985 for more details.

 ?? ?? Drouin was the meeting place for many golfers who reunited on course after restrictio­ns eased on Friday. From left: John Wise (Cranbourne North), Darren McKerrow (Narr Warren Sth), Andrew Harry (Narre Warren Sth).
Drouin was the meeting place for many golfers who reunited on course after restrictio­ns eased on Friday. From left: John Wise (Cranbourne North), Darren McKerrow (Narr Warren Sth), Andrew Harry (Narre Warren Sth).
 ?? ?? Metro and regional Victorians can share a golf course once again. From left: Ray Smith (Pakenham), Shaun Doak (Newborough), Craig Stevens (Langwarrin).
Metro and regional Victorians can share a golf course once again. From left: Ray Smith (Pakenham), Shaun Doak (Newborough), Craig Stevens (Langwarrin).
 ?? ?? Lachie Wilson plays a shot up the hill on Drouin’s 6th hole.
Lachie Wilson plays a shot up the hill on Drouin’s 6th hole.
 ?? ?? West Gippsland Hockey player Zizi Pozzebon prepares for the draft camp at a training session last week and has previously been involved with the Hockey Victoria Academy.
West Gippsland Hockey player Zizi Pozzebon prepares for the draft camp at a training session last week and has previously been involved with the Hockey Victoria Academy.
 ?? ?? Shaun Brodie enjoys a hit at the Drouin courts after the Launch day was called off on Saturday due to wild weather.
Shaun Brodie enjoys a hit at the Drouin courts after the Launch day was called off on Saturday due to wild weather.
 ?? ?? Kassidy White gets some practice in before the Baw Baw Tennis Associatio­n launch later this month.
Kassidy White gets some practice in before the Baw Baw Tennis Associatio­n launch later this month.
 ?? WARRAGUL AND DROUIN GAZETTE November 2 2021 Page 49 ?? Regi Brown dodges through cones at a training session last week.
WARRAGUL AND DROUIN GAZETTE November 2 2021 Page 49 Regi Brown dodges through cones at a training session last week.
 ?? ?? Above: Mason White sends a return from the back of the court on Saturday morning in a practice game.
Above: Mason White sends a return from the back of the court on Saturday morning in a practice game.
 ?? ?? Austin Williamson plays his second shot from just off the 6th fairway at Drouin Golf Course.
Austin Williamson plays his second shot from just off the 6th fairway at Drouin Golf Course.
 ?? ?? Jordan Wyatt chips onto the green at the Drouin Golf Course.
Jordan Wyatt chips onto the green at the Drouin Golf Course.
 ?? ?? Ariya Mock will be one of 12 hockey play- ers to attend the draft camp.
Ariya Mock will be one of 12 hockey play- ers to attend the draft camp.
 ?? ?? Josie White plays a forehand as she runs towards the nets.
Josie White plays a forehand as she runs towards the nets.

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