Season opens for Beechworth Golf Club

ON Sunday we held our opening day for the 2025 season. The weather was good and the afternoon tea was fantastic as normal. An ambrose was played with 19 players in attendance. The winners of the day with 60 off the stick for a nett 54 2/3 were Jackson Wells, Dave Clark and Dylan Pool. Runners up with 69 off the stick for a nett 56 1/6 was Jamie Dolny, Stuart McIntosh and Jenny Hogan. Third was Andrea Voogt, Phil Pelgrim and George Ward with 72 off the stick for a nett 57.5 Nearest the pins went to Phil Pelgrim on the 5th, Tyson Carey on the 7th, Jenny Hogan and Andy Croome on the 10th and Rod Shaw on the 17th. Gail Smith won the meat tray in the raffle. Last Wednesday was the opening day for the 2025 season off Wednesday golf. A two person aggregate stableford was played. The winners were Gail Smith and Ellie Hirst with a combined score of 64 points. Runners up were Jan Lang and Deb Tully with 62 points. Nearest the pins went to Doyna Collins and Jan Lang. On Thursday and small field of 13 players assembled for twilight golf on the front nine. The winner taking home the cash was Josh Carr with 26 points (20+6). Runner up winning the Bridge Road Brewers voucher was Jarryd Pritchard with 24 (20+4) on a countback from his old man Brian who had (18+6). The other ball winners were Ben Ryder and Rod Shaw with 23 points each. No nearest the pins were recorded. Jackson Wells took home the cash for nearest chip on the 9th and Alastair Palmer won the CC’s Quality Meats and Smokehouse voucher in the raffle. This coming Sunday will be our first Monthly Medal for 2025. Hit off time is 11:30am arrival for 12noon.

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