There was a big field on Saturday, December 11 for the postponed November monthly medals which saw some excellent scoring on the rain sodden Lithgow Golf course.
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The event again sponsored by Henry's Plant and Equipment Hire.
The course looked a real picture in readiness for the following day's Lithgow Open and full marks goes to those who worked in difficult conditions to get the course to the high standard that it is.
The course played extremely long due to the water logged fairways and the tees and pins back as far as possible.
The best scoring came out of B grade with winner Nathan Marshall (15) counting out Paul Stewart (14) into second place. Both golfers carded 66 netts and will play off for the November medal.
Young Marshall is a real prospect and is cutting his handicap down at a fast rate. Best scratch score went to Blake Goldspink (10) with 29 points.
In A grade, John Bird (8) continued some good consistent form to take the winning voucher and medal. Runner up was Brock Egan (scr) with a two under par 70 nett and Andrew Burton came in with the best scratch score with 33 points.
Hayden Wren (30) was again in the winners list winning the C grade medal and voucher with a score of 75 nett.
Runner up on 76 nett on a countback was Michael Stafford (25) and Graeme Osborne (24) had the best scratch score with 15 points.
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Darren Hunter took out the October A grade medal play off.
Those to play well and secure vouchers were Brad Gordon, Don Farnsworth, Michael Saville, Ian Downey, Jeff Geddes, Darren Hunter, Kyle Egan, Graham Dean, Shane Monaghan, Anthony Boza, Greg Jackson, Don Wolfenden, Dave Thompson and Patrick Wall. Vouchers cut out on 75 nett.
Nearest the pins went to Pat Wall, Kyle Egan, Michael Hunter, Rob Ritchie and Don Farnsworth.
Wednesday nine hole competition (Dec 8): Winner was Mark Bennett 20 points ocb. Runner up was Paul Stewart 20 points ocb and in third was Heath Egan 20 points.
Vouchers went to Ron Phelan, Chris Goodsell, Warren Kennedy, Jeff Bailey, Tom Jennings and Max Nightingale. Nearest to the pins went to Ross King and Mick Casey.
Friday nine hole competition (Dec 12): Winner was Michael Casey on 20 points. Runner up was John Bird on 17 points on a countback from third placed Jeff Geddes. Nearest to the pin was John Bird.
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