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GOLF WEEKLY

... the results

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Wednesday October 18: Pick n Pay 4 Ball Alliance, with 60 players. Results: 1st: Roy Gordon, Nathi Mbabela, Trevor Taylor, Viv Jordan - 96 2nd: James Weisters, Robin Gobey, Heinz Czepluch, Rob Turner - 94 3rd: Tommy Webster, Rick Pryce, Bert Evans, Stewart Dorrington - 92 4th: Zola Mgudwa, Moses Bavuma, Melvin Mbabela, Chris Gidana - 91 Two clubs: 6th: A Hough 8th: R Coates, I Sawers, M Warren, W Heny, T Wagner, M Bavuma 11th: R Turner, V Jordan 13th: A Hanson, D Mjimla, H Holmes Best gross: 73 – Tom Wagner Best nett: 64 – Kevin Heny, Gavin Richards Nearest the pins: Debonairs Pizza – 6th: Geoff Bladen Kowie River Cruises – 8th: Mark Warren The Wharf Street Brew Pub – 11th: Rob Turner Thymes 2 Catering – 13th: Rob Hoar Wimpy Longest Drive – 14th: Warwick Heny Kingsley Beverages – Nearest the pin for two on the first: Gideon Veto

Saturday October 21: Pam Golding Betterball Stableford, with 50 players. Results: 1st: Bob Shaw, Adrian White - 47 2nd: Kevin Heny, Noel Stötter - 47 3rd: Paul Griffiths, Colin Howard - 46 4th: Leon Nell, Rob Houston - 45 Two clubs: None Best gross: 75 – Tom Wagner, Leon Nell Best nett: 66 – Bob Shaw Nearest the pins: Mooifontei­n Quarry – 6th: Bob Shaw Auto Smart Body Shop – 8th: Bob Shaw Sibuya Game Reserve – 11th: Vaughan Meyer The Wharf Street Brew Pub – 13th: Tim Leach Wimpy Longest Drive – 18th: Leon Nell Royal St. Andrews – Nearest the pin for two on the first: Adrian Reed

1820s Golf Championsh­ips

Day 1 winner: Dudley Kieser – 27 points Day 2 winner: Dennis McElwee – 25 points Overall winners: 1st Dudley Kieser, 2nd Dennis McElwee, 3rd Dave Page, 4th Windsor Bagley, 5th Albert Whitfield. Two Clubs: 8th Dennis McElwee, 11th Noel Heale, Dennis McElwee, Windsor Bagley, 13th Lionell Timm. Closest to the pin: 6th Rick Hill, 8th Juan Southey, 11th Rick Hill, 13th John Dell.

Fresh Stop Port Alfred Mixed

October 21: A glorious morning greeted the 26 players who turned out to play the weekly Fresh Stop mixed two-to-count Stableford alliance competitio­n. Warm sunny skies and little troubling wind set the scene as the players were drawn into (mostly) mixed gender covies of which two were three-balls and six were four-balls. Barrie B Brady, Fanie Smit, Mo Marsay and Nick Oosthuizen came home with the best score of the morning, a competitio­n winning 88 points. Runners-up Martin Lambrechts, Mark Maritz, Lynn West and Heather van Harmelen came home second with 87 points. The week’s Energade drinks, donated by the sponsors for recuperati­ve purposes, were handed to Angela Trollip, Brent Thorpe, Glynnis Renecle and Derek Sinclair who collective­ly only managed to put 82 points on their card. The most outstandin­g moment of the morning came when Martin Lambrechts drove his first ball into the bush on the par three sixth only to hit a perfect second into the hole, a perfect “second hand” ace. Visitor from East London Angela Trollip shot a great gross 79. The best nett scores were recorded by Eric Segers (68), Hein Barnard, Lizzie Lambrechts, and Lynn West (69). Two clubs were holed by Hein (sixth), James Weisters and Barrie Brady (11th). Glynnis’ drive on the eighth was closest to the pin to win the sponsor’s bottle of wine.

KGB Results

Tuesday October 17: To say that the westerlies blew on Tuesday morning is to understate the conditions by some distance. Occasional short showers did not help. There is a saying that where there is no sense, there are no feelings. Neverthele­ss, twenty-three theoretica­lly sensitive crazies left their warm beds to head for the RPAGC on the day in question and take part in a two-to-count Stableford alliance whilst trying to ignore the challengin­g elements. They should have known better. With a score that would normally be more befitting for the Hamer en Sukkel, Russel Warren, Roger Kidson, Bob Shaw and Paul Fryer accumulate­d 82 points to win the competitio­n. One point in arrears, Peter Reed, Graham Findlay, John Dell and Hugh Holmes filled the runners-up spot on 81. The inglorious Hamer en Sukkel occupied the 19th hole table of Eugene Erasmus, Cliff Roberts, Andy Manson and Heinz Czepluch having carded an ultra-low 69 points. There were no exceptiona­l rounds, nor par three birdies during the morning.

Friday October 20: The KGB joined in the Damant Lodge fund raising day two-to-count Stableford alliance and 37 of its players entered the draw for this worthy cause. Playing conditions were good with moderate, cool westerly winds countering a warm and bright sunny sky. Only the KGB results are given here. Mark Warren, John Muggeridge and Brian Shirley really enjoyed their morning out on the course by carding 85 + 5 = 90 points to win the KGB competitio­n. Just one point in arrears, Bob Shaw, Roger Kidson, Richard Farndell and Tom Tagg made the runners-up position their own on 89. Four covies on 80 were relieved to find Bryan Robinson, Peter Longhurst, Andy Manson and Mike Beaumont having a difficult day as they came in with 79 points on their card, insufficie­nt to avoid sharing the 19th hole with the dreaded Hamer en Sukkel. Gavin Richards sank the only two-club of the morning (sixth). The best nett scores were recorded by Brian Shirley (68), Gerald Churchley and Martin Lambrechts (69).

 ??  ?? GOOD GAME: Taking part in the recent 1820s championsh­ip over two days are, winner Dudley Kiesser, left, and in second place, Dennis McElwee
GOOD GAME: Taking part in the recent 1820s championsh­ip over two days are, winner Dudley Kiesser, left, and in second place, Dennis McElwee
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