When most golfers are still tucked up in bed of a Saturday, Ross Harrington and Geoff Wheeler are teeing it off on the first tee at the Lithgow Golf Club at 6.52 am. This week's event was a two ball stableford aggregate and it was a case of "the early birds get the worms" with Harrington who plays off 7 and Wheeler (17) posting a good score of 78 points. A score that stood throughout the day with Wheeler the dominant partner recording 42 points by himself while Harrington had a commendable 36 points. Runners up Paul Bosman (8) and Ray Thompson (22) finished four behind the leaders with a score of 74 points. They counted out three other teams that also finished on 74 to take the vouchers. The best scratch score went to low markers Steve Hall and Damien Marjoram with 149 off the stick. READ MORE: Nearest to the pins went to Mitch Luka who was on target with two and Max Nightingale, Graham Dean and Ross Harrington. Vouchers went down to those teams with 69 points and better and they were Justin Nelson, Jason Murray, Gary Keen, Don Farnsworth, Paul Stewart, Travis Cameron, Dave Thompson, Michael Bennett, Jeff Geddes, Mark Willmott, Al Mostyn, Ken Mitchell, Greg and Brian Giblett and Greg Guest. Wednesday nine hole competition (14/10) winner: Darren Healey 24 points. Runner up: Leo Murnane 22 ocb and third Carlos Garibotto 22. Vouchers went down to those with 18 points and better and they were Trevor Cameron, Ken Mitchell, Jeff Geddes, Dave Muir, Chris Goodsell, Al Mostyn, Ricky Cohen, John Wright, Ken Durie and Glen Newton. Nearest to the pins were Luke Sheppeard and Trevor Cameron. Friday nine hole competition (16/10) winner: John Bird 27 points. Vouchers went down to those with 22 points and better and they were Brian Giblett, Jeff Geddes and Gary Marshall.Nearest to the pin was Jeff Geddes. Subscribing means more than just website access. Read the print paper online, enter giveaways and more for just $2 a week, cheaper than a coffee. What are you waiting for?
EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM: Ross Harrington woke early to get some golfing in this week. Photo: SUPPLIED
When most golfers are still tucked up in bed of a Saturday, Ross Harrington and Geoff Wheeler are teeing it off on the first tee at the Lithgow Golf Club at 6.52 am.
This week's event was a two ball stableford aggregate and it was a case of "the early birds get the worms" with Harrington who plays off 7 and Wheeler (17) posting a good score of 78 points.
A score that stood throughout the day with Wheeler the dominant partner recording 42 points by himself while Harrington had a commendable 36 points.
Runners up Paul Bosman (8) and Ray Thompson (22) finished four behind the leaders with a score of 74 points.
They counted out three other teams that also finished on 74 to take the vouchers.
The best scratch score went to low markers Steve Hall and Damien Marjoram with 149 off the stick.
Nearest to the pins went to Mitch Luka who was on target with two and Max Nightingale, Graham Dean and Ross Harrington.
Vouchers went down to those teams with 69 points and better and they were Justin Nelson, Jason Murray, Gary Keen, Don Farnsworth, Paul Stewart, Travis Cameron, Dave Thompson, Michael Bennett, Jeff Geddes, Mark Willmott, Al Mostyn, Ken Mitchell, Greg and Brian Giblett and Greg Guest.
Wednesday nine hole competition (14/10) winner: Darren Healey 24 points. Runner up: Leo Murnane 22 ocb and third Carlos Garibotto 22.
Vouchers went down to those with 18 points and better and they were Trevor Cameron, Ken Mitchell, Jeff Geddes, Dave Muir, Chris Goodsell, Al Mostyn, Ricky Cohen, John Wright, Ken Durie and Glen Newton.
Nearest to the pins were Luke Sheppeard and Trevor Cameron.
Friday nine hole competition (16/10) winner: John Bird 27 points.
Vouchers went down to those with 22 points and better and they were Brian Giblett, Jeff Geddes and Gary Marshall.Nearest to the pin was Jeff Geddes.
Subscribing means more than just website access. Read the print paper online, enter giveaways and more for just $2 a week, cheaper than a coffee. What are you waiting for?
Follow us
Ad blocker issue
Your ad blocker may be preventing you from
being able to log in or subscribe.
