What a day – rain and wet underfoot, but some great scoring.

Results:

Winners – Kris Morrison; Melissa Liebrand; Sue Paul (51.84)

R/up – Jane Wall; Margaret Cooper; Kim Parsons (61.67)

3^rd Place – Tracey Watson; Kelley Greaves; Gail Potenger (62.4)

4^th Place – Jackie Boaden; April van Woerkom; Marie Farrant (64.8)

5^th Place – Trish Swan; Leesa Swan; Jenny Gray (65)

6^th Place – Pam Middlebrook; Helen Wainwright; Cheryl Smee (65.166)

7^th Place – Dot Swan; Margaret Johnson; Jane Shirlow (65.84)

8^th Place – Kay Brennan; Shirley Dixon; Gail Rutledge (66)

Straightest Drives – Marie Farrant; Rhonda McKinley; Rose Sheath

Longest Drives – Kris Morrison; Lyn Kuskey; Leesa Swan

Thank you one and all for your help getting the day organised and for your support of Ovarian Cancer.

Judi

The WGI Jamberoo pennant teams are all going very well this year.

The Gold team is undefeated having another 5-0 win against The Grange at the Grange and lead the division.

The Silver team won 3/2 at Gerringong and are currently in 2nd place.

The Bronze team had another win, with a 2/1 win at the grange over Nowra and are co-leaders of their division.

Results

Bronze defeated Nowra 2-1

Cool temperatures, a slight breeze and intermittent drizzle greeted the Bronze team at The Grange today for their encounter with the team from Nowra.

Commencing on the 10^th tee, scores fluctuated for Lidia Waine and Kim Oborn, both of whom eventually secured a 3/2 victory.  Rhonda McKinley wasn’t so lucky coming up against a strong opponent and eventually succumbed 7/5.

Next game will be at Callala on 3 April.

Kim Oborn

Gold defeated The Grange at the Grange 5-0

Liz Armstrong won 5/4

April van Woerkom won 6/4

Judi O’Brien won 3/2

Kay Brennan won 4/3

Pam Middlebrook won 1 up

Silver defeated Russell Vale at Gerringong 3-2

Jenelle Anderson won 5/4

Shirley Dixon won 5/3

Lyn Kuskey lost 2/1

Margaret Cook won 7/6

Gail Rutledge lost 2 down

Well played to all our pennant players.

Judi

Monday Veteran golfers are reminded that the course is closed next Monday 27th of March for Women’s Pennants.

A Vets competition will be held in conjunction with the Wednesday competition as a replacement.

Members on Tour

Luke and Kim Oborn have recently returned from the Central West Vets Week of Golf held in Orange with good results.

Kim won the nearest the pin at Wentworth before taking out the Division 3 Stableford event at Duntryleague on Day 3. The husband & wife team then combined to win the 4BBB team event also played at Duntryleague to conclude the week.

Another member – Lynne Berringer was also successful at the Corowa – Howlong Vets Week of Golf winning division 2 in her final game. In further news Peter Hackett won at Howlong with a score of 40 points and Rob Maclean managed 4th place at Corowa.

Fishing wasn’t bad as well.

Congratulations to our members who have represented Jamberoo and helped put our Club on the map.

Take care in the carpark please

Our carpark gets quite congested on competition days and spaces are at a premium. It is also a place where you definitely should not travel over 20km/hr due to the amount of pedestrian traffic and the need to turn sharply into vacant car spots.

Last Saturday member Chris Leckey returned to his car after golf only to be thoroughly disappointed to find his car had been hit. The culprit had not left a note nor informed the golf shop of the mishap. Accidents can happen but one should always take responsibility for any such accident.

We are currently checking video footage of the carpark but would rather appreciate the guilty party to ‘fess up’ and inform the club with their details. I’m pretty sure such things are covered by car insurance.

I have been informed today that the course has recovered well from the Sunday deluge. 138 ml of rain had fallen on the course over the three days from Sunday.

The course is now fully open and golf carts and ride-on buggies will be allowed from Friday.

This Saturday we are playing a four-person Ambrose with a slight difference, there will be two divisions.

Division 1 is for teams with team handicaps less than 10, and division 2 is for teams with handicaps 10 or more.

Here are the rules for your information.

Rules:

1. All players tee off on all holes.
2. Select the best ball to play as you walk to the balls so as to keep play flowing. 
3. The chosen ball is marked, all players place their ball within one club length (10cm on Putting Green) of the selected ball mark and play their next shot.
4. If the position of the selected ball is in the rough, sand bunker or a penalty area then the balls must be placed and played from the rough, sand bunker or penalty area. This process continues until the team has completed the hole.
5. At least three tee shots from each team member must be used and shown on the scorecard.
6. The scorecard must be signed by the marker and one other team member.

Handicap:     1/8 combined handicaps (Show individual handicaps on card)

Prize Structure: Overall nett winner, then division 1 and 2 winners, then gross winners in each division.