NAGAMBIE GOLF CLUB

By DAVID LOVE

THE Easter Sunday par event attracted a smaller-than-average field, with just 28 golfers teeing off.

The weather was mild, with occasional light showers interfering with play a number of times throughout the round.

Once again, it was Ryan Ezard claiming victory on a countback with a plus two result.

This win is set to see more shots shaved off the junior golfer’s handicap, which has come in from 18 twelve months ago to most likely as low as eight when cards are submitted.

Runner-up was Greame Cusack, who experienced a day of two halves.

His first nine holes looked like he should have packed up early, but a blistering back nine of plus five restored his confidence, finishing plus two overall.

Rounding out the top three was Phil Hageman, who looked to have the win sewn up with four to play; however, a poor finish cost him the victory, returning a score of plus one.

Nearest the pin prizes were awarded to John James with a handy strike on the 8th, Phil Hageman lighting it up at the 13th, and Joffa Mills showing the twins how it should be done on the 16th.

Next week’s event is a three-person Ambrose with a random draw for partners.

Players are to assemble at 9am for a 9.30am hit-off.

On office duty is M. Sloan, and in the bar is C. Roberts.

EUROA LADIES GOLF

By EMILY FLAVEL

THIS week’s Stableford competition was played in perfect golfing conditions, with 16 ladies taking to a course in top condition.

There were strong performances and some great scores on the day.

Erica Mercer rose to the top on a countback from Freda Edwards, with both finishing on 38 points.

Just behind was Jenny Thompson with 37 points, followed by Michelle Thomson on 34 points.

Nearest the pin winners were Jenny Thompson on the 8th and 12th holes, and Kae Lummas on the 18th.

Drive and pitch prizes went to Emily Flavel on the 5th and 15th.

Coming up this week:

Friday, 25 April – two-person mixed 4BBB Stableford.

Saturday – combined day Stableford.