Scoring was again difficult with heavy fairways and strong winds that kept the scoring down with the top score of the day being 37 points.

That score belonged to Geoff Thompson who showed the benefits of walking instead of his usual practice of riding in a buggy.

Thompson took out the best B grade stableford and also the best grade scratch with a 84. He had to survive a countback with runner up Pat Wall who also carded 37 points.

A grade also needed countbacks with Dave Warren counting out runner up Gary Wallace with both golfers carding 36 points.

Best scratch score went to Bill Oldfield, who shot a 70 a two under par score for the second week in a row.

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C grade saw Leo Murnane again in the winners list with 34 points on a countback and Murnane also took out the best scratch score on 95. Runner up was Luke Oldfield on 34 points.

Vouchers went to 32 points and recipients were Steve Hall, Darren Hunter, Harry Bender, Paul Bailey, Pete Hall, Mitch Luka, Dave Muir, Michael Hunter, Travis Cameron, Blake Goldspink, Chris Neville, Kyle Egan, Andrew Burton, Kobe Hunter, Troy Luka, Tallan Egan, Mark Willmott, Brian Giblett, Don Wolfenden and Don Lovett.

The winner of the Wednesday, May 6 nine hole competition was Geoff Houlison on 24 points. Runner up went to Brian Giblett on 23 ocb. Third was Tony Potts on 23.

The winner of the Friday, May 8 nine hole competition was Paul Stewart on 29 points. Second went to Chris Neville on 27 ocb and third was John Bird on 27 points.

Vouchers went to Steve Mays, Nick Bender, Brian Judge, Mick Casey and Trevor Cameron.

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