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Seymour men

Stableford was last Wednesday’s offering and 31 players accepted.

John Callaghan (12) won A-grade with 38 points while Lindsay Tennant (25) took out B-grade again with 35 points.

Nearest-the-pins went to SGC on four, Jack Boruch on six, Dave Dunster on 12 and Callaghan on 17.

Saturday’s event was also stableford with 39 players. The A-grade winner was Callaghan (now, where have I heard that name before?) with 42 points off an 11 handicap; B-grade was won by Gerard Hard with 40 points off 13 and C-grade was taken out by Kevin Summers (19) with 40 points.

Nearest-the-pins went to Paul Niebling on four, Ian Richardson on six, Jack Boruch on 12 and Archie Currie on 17, while D and Ps went to Peter Sawyer on eight and Mick Hogan on 15.

Ball pool went to 36 points.

Next Saturday is the summer mixed multiply and men’s 4B multiply. See you then.— Pitch ‘n’ PuttSeymour ladies

Wednesday was a stroke round with a total of 14 players out on the course.

The A-grade winner was Dale Stuart with 87-7=74 and the B-grade winner was Irene Davey with 105-28=77 on a three-way countback from Di Lemon and Bev Tennant.

The balls went to Sue McCall, Shirley Wright and Davey with the extra competition being won by Maree Rickman.

The winner of the nine-hole competition was Dawn Leece.

It was a welcome relief from the warmer weather and stroke rounds for the 15 women who competed in the stableford round on Saturday.

The best score of the day was 35 points and this was enough to win both B- and C- grade, with Wendy Hutton (20) and Dilva Grattan (31) the respective winners of those two grades.

The A-grade winner was Dale Stuart (seven) with 34 points on a countback from Jane Fletcher.

The extra competition of the best nine out score went to a four-way countback with Grattan the eventual winner. The balls on the day went to Hutton, Grattan, Tennant and Tania Zentveld.Nagambie

Eleven ladies played a four-ball best-ball stroke round last Wednesday, February 8 in perfect weather on a perfect course.

Thanks to Dad’s Army for their continued work each week and to Bill for watering the fairways.

Louise Cross and Deirdre Kleinig were the winners with 62 nett, runners-up Sally Bazeley and Bonnie Purbrick 65 nett. All four players won a ball.

Nearest-the-pins, eighth: Jan McKay; 13th: Sue Verge.

Saturday was a par round when five women played in great weather.

Ronda Richards was the winner with +2 and Bec Finnigan won the extra nine holes with +1.

Nearest-the-pins, eighth: Andrea Richards; 13th: Ronda Richards.

Today will be a stableford and monthly medal round, while February 22 will be a stroke round with the cleaners on duty.

Thursday was a par event with another great field out contesting the chicken voucher.

Winner was Trevor Redfern with +6. Nearest-the-pin, eighth: Mark Hannigan.

Tomorrow will be a stroke round on the back nine.

Any inquiries for golf can be made with Ronda Richards, phone 57942382 or 0408349505.

Friday night was the Mushroom Exchange four-person ambrose and social night. A good field of 56 players contested this event, with the winners being Moreno and Jack Puppa, Barry Cole and Di Byrne with 31-3.68-27.32 nett; runners-up Freda and Bob Norris, Troy and Bec Schlink with 34-6.6-27.4 nett; third Michael Sloan, Tyrone Muir, Mark Nolan and Michael Mensfeld with 32-4.56-27.44 nett.

Nearest-the-pins — eighth: Freda Norris and Andrew Boyle; 13th: Byrne; 16th: Mensfeld and Byrne.

Many thanks to Jeremy Ezard and the Mushroom Exchange for their sponsorship of this great night. Special thanks to Pat Moroney, Mozzy Fowler, Judi Redfern and Ronda Richards for preparing the meal.

Over the past five days golf has been played each day, finishing with 60 players on Sunday for men’s pennant.

Special thanks to Trevor and Judi Redfern, Bill Leviston, Evelyn Shiels and Ronda Richards for all their work on Sunday.

Hope to see Annette Mills and Maureen King back in a short time from their injuries and Evelyn recovered from her operation, and we wish Violet improved health.

Saturday saw a smaller field of players for a stableford round in windy conditions.

Outright winner for the day was B. Cassar with 40 points including a great three for five eagle, earning him the eagle’s nest of golf balls.

Runner-up was A. Labas with 37 points; next best were J. Mills, B. Johnson and P. Smythe.

Only one nearest-the-pin went off on the eighth — T. Redfern.

This week’s comp is a stroke round/monthly medal with W. LeCerf in the office and W. Leviston in the bar.

The pennant team had a good 4-1 win against Kialla but just missed out on a spot in the finals.

Thanks go to the ladies for the catering and to Bill and Trevor for sending off the playing groups and manning the bar.