NAGAMBIE LADIES GOLF By KARYN THOMPSON THE were only five players for a round of Par. We only had a nine-hole competition, and the winner was Moz Fowler. Nearest the Pin on the eighth was Irene Keogh. It was our last round for the summer season. We had seven players for a round of Stableford. The winner of the 18-hole competition, the Monthly Medal, and the Seymour Voucher was Moz Fowler with 36 points. Moz also won the nine-hole competition on a count-back from Monica Hurley with 19 points. 18-hole balls down the line went to Moz (36 points) and Bev Brown (35 points). Nine-hole balls down the line went to Moz (19 points) and Bev (19 points). Nearest to the pin on the third was Monica. We then went to the Royal Mail, Nagambie for a celebration lunch, which we all enjoyed. Results Thursday Mid-Week Nine-Hole Competition: There were 16 players for a Stableford round, and the winner was Mick Bates with 21 points. Nearest to the pin on the 13th was Allan Anderson, and on the 16th, Irene Keogh. EUROA GOLF CLUB By RICHARD JOHNSON IT has been a massive week for the junior golfers at Euroa Golf Club, starting with young gun Sam Mills taking out the prestigious Hidden Valley B Grade event. Sam is now playing from a handicap of just five. The juniors featured at the top of the leaderboards in the Saturday club event, with Jackson Walker taking out Division One in a three-way countback. With 39 points from his 11 handicap, he finished just ahead of Matt Mills and Ross Wishart, also on 39. In Division Two, Charlie Walker’s 35 points, including the nearest the pin on eight, gave him the win over another young junior - J Sullivan. The club was pleased to have five juniors in the Saturday competition fields. The twilight players enjoyed their last event of the summer in a contest that took a four-way countback for Charlie Watson to collect the win over his dad, Scott. Paddy McCarthy and Jackson Walker rounded out the countback quadrella. Cactus Healey won the Wednesday Stableford event with a modest 33 points, but most of the field struggled with scores in the 20s. The Division One pennant team had their colours lowered by Mount Macedon, while the restricted handicap team had a narrow loss to Hidden Valley. In other club news, tickets are still available for the trivia night on Friday, 4 April and Thursday, 11 April is the last junior clinic for the season. Do not miss out on a chance to take home a big cash prize in the Birdies and Eagles raffle—tickets are selling fast. NAGAMBIE GOLF CLUB By DAVID LOVE BACK-TO-BACK wins for Tim Baldwin, but no countback was required this week, with Baldwin dominating the field by five points to record the best Stableford score of the year so far—43 points. The accurate driving continued from last week, with some excellent finishing on and around the greens contributing to the runaway win. Runner-up was the well-prepared Michael Roberts, firing a two-better-than-handicap 38 points. Roberts’ all-round game looked in good order. Rounding out the top three was Wayne Le Cerf, once again knocking on the door with a minor placing. The Bullet is definitely one to watch, with some big events not too far away. The nearest-the-pin prizes went to Ryan Ezard on both the third and eighth. Ezard has only just returned after a summer of cricket, showing no signs of rust. Shaun Spicer collected a ball for his efforts at the 13th, and Shaun Bryant somehow got it done at the 16th. Next week’s golf will be a stroke monthly medal event, with D. Brown on office duty and T. Baldwin in the bar. STRATHBOGIE GOLF CLUB By KRISTEN MOORE WE played stableford on Wednesday. Although the course is starting to get a green tinge, it is still playing very well. Thank you to all the volunteers who have worked on the course in the last few weeks—it looks great and a job well done. The winner of the day was Nathan Macauley with 40 points. Line ball prizes were won by Chris Bennett with 38 points, Shae Van Der Schoor with 37 points, Luke Winnell with 34 points, and David Kennett with 34 points. Nearest the pin winners were: Fourth: Luke Winnell Eighth: David Kennett 15th: Shae Van Der Schoor (he nearly had a hole-in-one—it lipped out) 17th: Nathan Macauley Men’s drive and pitch was won by Nathan Macauley, and ladies’ drive and pitch was won by Rebecca Newham. The straightest drive was won by Wolfgang Mika. Mick Dixey is on duty next week, and we will be playing stroke and the monthly medal. Our first monthly dinner was held this week, with a great turnout of 52 people. The standard has been set high, and we are looking forward to next month’s menu. Our Sunday pennant team travelled to Alexandra to play Whittlesea but were unfortunately defeated three and two. Nathan Macauley won his game three and two, Chris Bennett lost on the 18th, David Kennett lost on the 18th, Aaron Hinss won seven and six, and Phil Fry lost four and two. Next week, they will be playing at Yea. EUROA LADIES GOLF By DEBRA COX LAST Wednesday, delightful autumn weather attracted 14 women to play 18 holes of Stableford. Still no sign of our nine-hole ladies - please come back, we miss you. Gail Allen won the day with 37 points on a countback from Annette Smith. Close behind on 36 points were Deb Cox and Michelle Thomson. Nearest the pins: Eighth and 12th to Deb Cox, and 18th to Levenia Redfern. Drive and pitch: Fifth to Deb Cox, and 15th to Gail Allen. Saturday was another round of Stableford. I am not sure what happened, but only six women decided to play. It was a bit rainy in the morning but had mostly cleared by the time we teed off. Nevertheless, we six soldiered on and had an enjoyable afternoon. Gail Allen romped home with a fabulous 41 points. Deb Cox was next with 35 points. Nearest the pin: 18th to Lorraine Ellis. Drive and pitch: Fifth to Levenia Redfern, and 15th to Deb Cox. A special mention this week to Ros Doxey for organising a large group of ladies from Melbourne's Box Hill Golf Club (her sister is a member) to play in a two-day competition at Euroa. It was an outstanding success, with many of the Box Hill ladies asking for it to become an annual event. Well done, Ros; it was a lot of work, but it has paid off in spades. Big thanks also to Mary Dewis and Mandy Edwards, who worked wonders in the kitchen feeding our guests. Next Wednesday is Stableford, and the following Saturday will be Stroke/Monthly Medal.
