Week Ending 28/9/24

Port Lincoln Golf Results

Photo: Women's Winter Trophy Presentations (left to right) Elaine Pierik, Helen George, Heather Darley, Cynthia Thomson, Jo Higgins, Club Champion Reeta Devi, Libby Dolphin, Jenny McDonald and Kaye Jaensch.

By: Jake Murray

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Sunday 22nd September

Mixed Stableford

David Bellchambers cruised to victory with a stellar 40 points followed by Andrew Fraser who snuck in with a handy 37 points.

Wednesday 25th September - Sponsored by Boat Supplies

Men's Stableford

Breezy conditions out on the course played havoc with our players today.

In A Grade Mark Butt steadied the ship to anchor up on 36 points. Runner up was Daniel Brown tugging along on 35 points.

In B Grade we had a countback that saw Juri Berzins beat Peter Leahy, both finishing up on 33 points.

In C Grade Michael Gurr had a grrrrreat score to win the division on 35 points. Haydon Manning made his way into second spot with a modest 32 points.

Thursday 26th September - Sponsored by Boat Supplies

Women's Stableford

No surprise to see Libby Dolphin taking the honours yet again with a courageous 40 points to keep Liz Weatherspoon at bay on a clean 36 points.

Saturday 28th September

Women's Stableford - Sponsored by Bradford Constructions

Elaine Pierik starts her weekend in style winning the day with 35 points. Runner up one off the pace was Janet Foale with 34 points. 

Men's Stroke - Betta Electrical Match Play Qualifier 

In A Grade it was the day of the Daniels as Daniel Townsend wins with a nifty nett 69 over Daniel Brown who came in with a neat nett 72.

In B grade Luke Gardner good scores continue to grow as he takes out the division with nett 69 in front of Dylan Puckridge who finished his round on nett 70.

In C Grade our winner on nett 71 was Brian Smith, just. enough to keep Bill Healey back on nett 72.

The Women's Division presented their Winter Club Champ Trophy this week which went to the one and only Reeta Devi. Runner up was the ever competitive Helen George.