Next Game Babinda 4 Oct

All,

Our game next week is a single stableford at Babinda.

This is the final round of the Patron's Trophy, which has already had 2 rounds washed out & one truncated, so let's hope for decent weather!

The day is sponsored by Cape York Accounting.

See you there.

Louis

Secretary's Report & Results Cairns 27 Sep

Secretary's Report &

Results of the Single Stableford

Played on 27th September 2016

at Cairns Golf Club

83 Players

Secretary's Report

In the absence of Pres. Roger, below is my report. Thanks to Sue for acting at presentations in his place & to the club for catering & bar service.

Despite the great weather we had a disappointing field of 67 men & 16 ladies for the last of our Consistency events. Captain Russ should have the full trophy results out shortly & we live in hope of decent weather for the final round of the Patron's trophy at Babinda next week.

The course was in great condition with decent run, the greens fast & some pins in tricky positions to keep us on our toes. Welcome to visitor Phil Thompson from Balgal golf club.

The day was sponsored by Deb Duffy Real Estate & we thank her for her support.

Our next game is a single stableford at Babinda & no doubt the club will have a cheat sheet with the distances to the various drains as usual. Also, if anyone is taking a buggy & will have a spare seat, please let us know, as we have someone interested in playing who is unable to walk & the club only has one buggy available.

Louis Siedle

Results

Men's Winner Div 1: Dave Lawler 44 points

Men's Runner up Div 1: Wayne Petrohilos 43 points

Men's Winner Div 2: Peter McMenamin 37 points

Men's Runner up Div 2: Jim Pinfield 36 points

Ball Rundown

38 points: Jim Logan

37 points: Graham Ross, Russ Gill

36 points: Ken Baker, John Famularo, Bob Billingham, Peter Edmonds, Robin Tonks

35 points: Graham Morrow, Dick Underwood, Dave Jackson, George Cooley

34 points: Don Kerr, Graham Real, Ian Schofield, Wayne Hoger, Alan Dwyer

33 points: Maurie Smith, Vaughn Edwards, Greg Gibb, Rod Cade, Doug Christison, Gohn Gregan

32 points: Barry Pike, George Studham, Peter Doherty, Keith Hillier, Peter Wyatt, Lou Siedle, John Everall

NTPs men: 5th Wayne Petrohilos, 8th Marcus Morse, 11th Peter Doherty, 17th Peter Johnston

Women's Winner: May Wilkinson 34 points

Women's Runner up: Lily Schirmer 33 points

Ball Rundown:

33 points: Liz Edmonds

32 points: Chris Everall, Lil Benfield

30 points: Edna Atkinson, Choo Lim

29 points: Robyn Harper, Kay Bergiel

NTPs women: 5^th Choo Lim, 8th May Wilkinson, 11th Lil Benfield, 17th Claire Hannan

Next Game Cairns 27 Sep

All,

Our game next week is a single stableford event at Cairns & is the last of the Consistency events.

It is sponsored by Deb Duffy Real Estate.

I'm advised the course is in good condition, so see you there.

Louis

PS With apologies for the delay, below are the Championship results:

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

LADIES GROSS WINNER, Lil Benfield 192

RUNNER UP, Marg Finch 192

LADIES NETT WINNER, Marg Finch 150

RUNNER UP, Lil Benfield 150

MENS A GRADE GROSS WINNER, George Studham 155

RUNNER UP, Robin Tonks 163

NETT WINNER, Keith Hillier 144

RUNNER UP, Roger Glover 145

MENS B GRADE GROSS WINNER, David Jackson 178

RUNNER UP, Wal Anthony 178

NETT WINNER, Wal Anthony 136

RUNNER UP, David Jackson 138

MENS C GRADE GROSS WINNER, David Ingram 190

RUNNER UP, Wayne Hoger 193

NETT WINNER, Claud Clark 133

RUNNER UP, David Ingram 136

Savannah Cup Leaders as at 20 Sep

LADIES	POINTS	MEN	POINTS
Betty Lou PITT	4675.000	Lou SIEDLE	2,048.29
Lily SCHIRMER	4079.500	Robin TONKS	2,023.29
Andrina WILSON	3582.250	John EVERALL	1,749.64
Lois TAIT	2745.000	David JACKSON	1,715.50
Judy ELLIS	2426.100	Russell GILL	1,585.59
Christine EVERALL	2292.500	Greg GIBB	1,579.17
Jothi NAIDOO	2217.500	James LOGAN	1,534.60
Robyn HARPER	2145.600	Keith SCHIRMER	1,519.10
Elizabeth EDMONDS	1843.600	John GREGAN	1,353.77
Lillian BENFIELD	1744.600	Trevor BARRY	1,308.25

President's Report & Results Mareeba 20 Sep

Todays’ event was a single stableford with the results counting toward the Consistency Trophy. The field was a disappointing 64 men and 19 women. 

The Mareeba course is beginning to dry out on the fairways so there was plenty of distance to be gained on drives which is pleasing for us oldies.

Our sponsor today is SAVANNAH LIFESTYLE RESORTS and I would like to thank them for the vouchers the winners and runners up received as well as the presentations to the interim winners of the Savannah Cup.

RESULTS

SAVANNAH CUP INTERIM WINNERS; Women, Betty Lou Pitt and men, Robin Tonks.

RUNNERS UP; Women, Lily Schirmer and men, Lou Siedle.

DAILY WOMENS WINNER; Suda Woodward 41 points.

RUNNER UP; Cathie Coverdale 39 points.

WOMENS NTP; 4^th Choo Lim, 8^th Joy Evans, 11^th Chris Everall, 13^th Robyn Harper.

BALL RUNDOWN;

36 points, Jenny Albertson.

35 points, Margot Desira, Lily Schirmer, Andrina Wilson.

33 points, Liz Edmonds, Chris Everall, Betty Lou Pitt.

32 points, Joy Evans.

DAILY MENS DIV1 WINNER; Barry Foxover 40 points.

RUNNER UP; Vaughan Edwards, 38 points.

MENS DIV2 WINNER; John Gregan 40 points.

RUNNER UP; Rod Cade 39 points.

MENS NTP; 4^th Trevor Barry, 8^th Vaughan Edwards, 11^th Roger Glover, 13^th Lou Siedle.

BALL RUNDOWN;

38 points, Peter Edmonds, Brian Rowan.

37 points, Geoff Edwards, Ross White, Kevin Ranger, Jim Logan, Doug Christison.

36 points, Gordon Noble, Dick Underwood, Geoff Pratt.

35 points, Alan Dredge, Russ Gill, John Pilbin, Ken Baker, Merv Elms, Bob Billingham, Frank Thelan.

34 points, Roger Glover, Graham Ross, Ian Schofield, David Ingram.

33 points, Brian Norris, John Evans, Peter Wyatt, Bill Eden, Bill Foster, Bill Leonard, Wayne Petrohilos, Barry Pike, Peter Johnson, John Everall.

Next Game Mareeba 20 Sep

All,

Our game next week is a single stableford Consistency event at Mareeba.  I'm told the course is fine with no unusual hazards.  (The final round for the Consistency trophy will be held at Cairns the week after.)

The game is sponsored by Savannah Lifestyle Resorts & the winners & runners up of the second quarter ending in August of the Savannah Cup will also be presented on that day.  That will leave two months for you to sprint to the finish of that particular event, which concludes at the end of October.

See you there.

Louis

President's Report & Results Gordonvale 13 Sep

Today we played a stableford event at the Gordonvale club and it was the penultimate round of the Consistency Trophy, with the last round being at Mareeba next week.

The rain yesterday and overnight was obviously enough to give the less dedicated golfers cold feet, but they were the losers as the rain eased around 7.00 AM and those more robust individuals who decided to play were treated to an excellent day for golf. The numbers were 55 men and 9 women.

The sponsor for today was BROTHERS LEAGUES CLUB and I remind the lucky winners that the vouchers can be used at either Brothers or Fuller Sports.

I also remind members that the season is nearing its end and as usual our AGM is in early November so if you enjoy being involved in our club you may like to consider a position on our committee. When one looks at the average age of our current committee it is obvious that some younger “blood” would be an advantage for the long term health of our club.

RESULTS

MENS DIV1 WINNER; Garry Long 35 points c/b.

RUNNER UP; Garry Castle 35 points.

MENS DIV2 WINNER; Graham Real 39 points.

RUNNER UP; Allan Dredge 38 points.

MENS NTP; 5^th Roger Glover, 8^th Ian McLeod-Carey, 14^th Roger Smith, 17^th Robin Tonks.

MENS BALL RUNDOWN;

35 points, Vaughan Edwards.

34 points, Grahame Webb, Peter Wyatt, Don Kerr.

33 points, Barry Foxover, Lou Siedle.

32 points, Clive Smith, Claud Clark, David Lawler, Roger glover, Barry Pike.

31 points, Robin Tonks, John Everall, David Jackson, George Atkinson, Des Jones, Rod Ingram, Graham Morrow.

WOMENS WINNER; Lois Tait 29 points.

RUNNER UP; Chris Everall 28 points.

WOMENS NTP; 8^th & 14^th Annette Tesch. 17^th Robyn Harper.

WOMENS BALL RUNDOWN.

27 points, Andrina Wilson, Annette Tesch.

26 points, Margot Desira.

25 points, Robyn Harper.