Brock Egan although being the best golfer in his family playing off a handicap of +3 always had the sigma of being the only one in the family to never enjoyed a hole in one.

This fact was always pointed out to him by his father Kyle and brothers Wayde and Tallan who all had registered that elusive highlight.

But during the aggregate two ball Brock brandishing a new set of irons holed out on the par three to finally end the bragging rights of the rest of his family.

He commented that he now knows that at least one of his new sticks works.

The winners of the aggregate was the team of Trevor Cameron (16) and Dave Hicks (13) with a score of 73 points with Hicks being the dominant scorer with 39 points.

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Runners up were Les Goldspink (18) and Gary Wallace (4) on 72 points.

Wallace has once again enjoyed the knack of selecting the right partner with Goldspink playing well to card 38 points.

The best scratch score saw another win for the Cameron family with Travis Cameron (2) combining to perfection with Andrew Burton (+1) for a superb 63 off the stick.

Vouchers went to the teams of Justin Nelson and Chris Keller, John Bird and Paul Stewart, Michael Saville and Rob Ritchie, Steven Hall and Dennis Wallace, Frank Mantle and Don Wolfenden and Max Nightingale and Blake Goldspink. Cut was 65 points.

Nearest the pin winners were Brock Egan with his hole in one on the 13th along with Michael Bennett, Gary Wallace, Don Wolfenden and Gary Keen.

Wednesday nine hole competition (June 7): Winner was Paul Stewart with 18 points on a countback from Wayne Morris.

In third position was Michael Bennett with 17 points.

Vouchers went to Carlos Garibotto, Rick Cohen, John Bird and Chris Goodsell. Nearest to the pins were Dave Thompson and Michael Bennett.

Next Saturday's event will be a single stableford.

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