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Wednesday January 17 Sponsor: Pick n Pay

Competitio­n: Four ball alliance

Number of players: 97

Results:

First: Wollie Wolmarans, Leon Nell, Don Broedelet and Andries Small — 91pts

Second: Harold Horne, Les Wasdell, Jono Bradfield and Arjan Sap — 91pts

Third: Rob Dowding, Alan Roesenthal­l, Mike Meeser and Lex Henning — 90pts

Fourth: Andy Clarke, Philip Swanepoel, Jarred Harty and Juan Pretorius — 90pts

Best gross: Earl Tsolekile, Colin Mavuso, Dave Painting, Arjan Sap — 76

Best nett: Andries Small — 67

Nearest the pins:

Sixth: Sponsor: Fishaways/ Debonairs: Bob Shaw

Eighth: Sponsor: Efficient Insure: Hugh Wormald

11th: Sponsor: Bram’s @ the 19: Jono Bradfield

13th: Sponsor: The Firm: Hugh Wormald

The Firmest drive: 18th: Sponsor: The Firm: Philip Swanepoel

Remax Kowie nearest for two on the first: Jason Sharrock

Two clubs:

Sixth: Luyanda Mbabela, Hugh Wormald, Dave Kirk, John Arnold, Aziz Obaray, Viv Jordan, Steve Kennedy

Eighth: Pete Longhurst, Hugh Wormald, Dave Painting

13th: Berny Loggenberg, Zola

Mgudwa

Saturday January 20 Sponsor: Build It

Trophy: Spinning Reel Cup

Competitio­n: Better ball stableford

Number of players: 82

Results:

First: Carol Lee and Sonia Reynolds — 46 pts

Second: Dave Painting and Greg Dickson — 44 pts

Third: Norman Smith and Frans Kruger — 44 pts

Fourth: Trish Barwick and Pat Halse — 43 pts

Best gross: Arjan Sap, Dave Painting, Jim Clark

Best nett: Sonia Reynolds — 68

Nearest the pins:

Sixth: Sponsor: Mooifontei­n Quarry: Jenny Dukas

Eighth: Sponsor: Juan Pretorius Architectu­re: Jenny Dukas

11th: Sponsor: Bram’s @ The 19th: Paul Griffiths

13th: Sponsor: Fishaways/ Debonairs: Trish Barwick

The Firmest drive: 18th: Sponsor: The Firm: Roger Acton

Bram ’ s @ The 19th nearest for two on the first: Norman Smith

Two clubs:

Sixth: Juan Pretorius

11th: Jan Engelbrech­t

RPAGC LADIES GOLF

January 16 Sponsor: Brams @ the 19th

Competitio­n: Four-ball better ball

Trophy: Centenary Cup

Number of players: 37

Results:

First: Trish Barwick and Bev Forbes — 47 pts

Second: Andrea Keey and Maureen Mcgarvie — 45 pts

Third: Gaby Hausman and Margie Reid — 45 pts

Two clubs:

Ben Forbes and Michelle Guest — eighth

Longest drive: Hole two

0-21 playing handicaps: Donne Piguet

22 onwards playing handicaps: Jenny Adair

Nearest the pins:

Sixth: Donne Piguet (sponsored by Ladies Section)

Eighth: Michelle Guest (sponsored by Kekkel & Kraai)

11th: Bev Forbes (sponsored by Ladies Section)

13th: Margie Siegers (sponsored by Carrera Jar)

Chicken winner: Donne Piguet

Veggie pack winner: N/A

PORT ALFRED MIXED

Saturday January 20 Number of players:

Ladies: 9

Men: 5

Results :

First: Dave Kirk, Launa Kirk and Marlene Gibson — 90 points

Sponsored by The Boys

Second: Gaby Hausman, Glynnis Renecle and Derek Sinclair — 85 points

Longest walk:

Mike Krige, Lindy Krige, Ellen Fischer and Heather Van Harmelen — 80 points

Best nett: Sponsored by Fishaways: Marlene Gibson — 68

Two clubs:

Launa Kirk — eighth

Derek Sinclair — 11th

Closest to the pin #8: Sponsored by RPAGC: Neal Shaw

RPAGC 1820S GOLF January 15

20 golfers in fair conditions Winners — 40: John Feather, John Arnold, Barrie Brady and Ted Baines.

Moosehead — 47: Trevor Stotter, Rick Hill, John Dell and Eugene Erasmus

Good scores: John Arnold — 47 John Feather — 48

Two clubs: John Arnold — sixth

KGB Tuesday January 16

Once more a stunning morning warm and with a hint of a breeze, although almost unfathomab­le as to direction, saw 49 starters into the draw to compete in an alliance stableford two-scores-tocount format with the standard KGB bonus point for a “sandy” ,a par from a bunker as they were drawn in three three-balls and 10 four-balls.

Proving that being in a three-ball is not a disadvanta­ge Derek Cooper, Derick van Harmelen and Alan Houghton were the first home on 92 (87+5) points to take first place. A close second on 91 points were Keith Buttemer, Keith Rugg, Len Bohnen and Dave Curran.

Tight competitio­n, as per usual, for the Hamer & Sukkel saw this trophy shared by Mark Warren, John Abbot and Jimmy van Rensburg (77+5) alongside Ross Grainger, Steve Kennedy, Dave Kirk and Eugene Erasmus, both coveys on 82 points.

The substantia­l carryover two-club pool was captured, for his delighted covey, by Mike Stadler with the only birdie on a par three on the day, the 13th hole. Good scoring was the order of the day given conditions and John Abbott led the way with an individual 70 nett; Alan Houghton, John Abbot, Andy Manson and Ricky Barresi following with individual 69 netts; Derick van Harmelen, Neil Loundar, Matt Chadwick, Paul Fryer and Keith Buttemer improving with 68 netts; as player of the day was Zandile Jakavula with his individual 67 nett. Ricky Barresi deserved a mention for his fine individual 71 gross. Craig Harebottle also gained

Friday January 19

Another good field of 55 players were drawn in one three-ball and 13 four-balls to compete in an alliance stableford two-scores-tocount format with a bonus point for a “sandy”.

The field was tested by a fresh easterly breeze, by Port Alfred standards, that picked up pace as the morning progressed. Notwithsta­nding the testing conditions Andy Barnes, John Abbot, Michael Collins and Keith Rugg managed to tie for first place with Mark Warren, Donald McGarvie, John Abbott and Brian Reid both coveys finishing on 92 points.

Bringing relief to close competitor­s was the magnanimou­s grouping of Yvonne Hill, Peter Reed, Andy Manson and Eugene Erasmus who with 76 points took sole ownership of the Hamer & Sukkel at prize-giving.

Andy Stembridge and Maureen McGarvie both birdied the par three eighth; Donne Piquet birdied the par three sixth; but the two-club pool went to Andy Barnes’ covey for his birdie on the par three 11th.

Keith Rugg shot a fine individual 69 nett; Hein Barnard shot an even better individual 68 nett; clearing the stage for player of the day Andy Barnes, with his outstandin­g individual 67 nett.

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