Andrew dominates the Field for Monthly Medal

A good field of 14 players turned out at Beechworth Golf Club last Sunday on a rather windy and fresh winters day. The July Monthly Medal was what was on offer. Our newest member Andrew Field seemed to be playing a different course to everyone else as he won the day with a fantastic two under off the stick 66 off a five handicap for a nett 61. Which was good enough to win by 10 shots from the runner up Hollie Goodwin 85/14/71. Relegated to third was Peter Smith with 90/19/71. Other ball winners were Dylan Pool (2) 72, Jacob Howard (9) 72, Dean Howard (12) 72 and Rod Shaw (22) 72. Nearest the pins went to Darren McCormick on the 5th, Hollie Goodwin and Dylan Pool on the 10th. Just a heads up to everyone that the crows are on the prowl. Just ask Darren McCormick who had two yellow balls stolen in two consecutive holes. A very icy start last Wednesday for golf. It was a three person four-ball event, with the winners for the day being Donya Collins, Marije van Epenhuijsen and Hollie Goodwin with a score of 50. Next was Glenda Marshall, Pam Nankervis and Jacqui Cato with a score of 44. In third was the team of Gail Smith, Deb Tully and Coral Ward with a score of 36. Pretty sure everyone was happy to get back to the club rooms for some of Gail's delicious warm soup. Well done everyone for braving the cold. This coming Sunday we have six members heading to Oaklands for their tournament. At Beechworth there will be a Stableford event, arrive 11:30am for 12pm hit off.

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