Summer Cup heats up at Beechworth

LAST Thursday 19 players were in attendance at twilight golf. The front nine was played. The winner with 24 points (20+4) was Andy Croome, runner up taking home the Bridge Road Brewers voucher was Brian Pritchard with 23 points (20+3). Ball winners were Ben Ryder 23, Graeme Cordy 21 and Rod Shaw 20. The Beechworth Bakery nearest the pin on the 3rd went to Jacob Howard and Dan Balzer claimed nearest the pin on the 7th. Jamie Dolny took home all the cash by chipping in on the 9th. Phil Pelgrim drew out his own name in the raffle therefore taking home the CC’s Quality Meats and Smokehouse voucher. Ben Ryder started the night with a bang, having an eagle on the par 5 first hole. On Wednesday just one group headed out for a Stableford round. Gail Smith had a fantastic round to win the day with 41 points, runner up was Doyna Collins with 35 points. Nearest the pins went to Hollie Goodwin on the 3rd and Gail Smith on the 17th. On Sunday the second round of the Summer Cup was played with 11 players again in attendance. The winner of the day with 38 points was Daryl Rowe (20), runner up with 37 points was Phil Pelgrim (18). Ball winners were Andy Croome (14) 35 and Dave Clark (13) 35. Nearest the pins went to Darren Edwards on the 3rd and Dave Clark on the 5th. After two rounds of the Summer Cup Dave Clark holds a slender lead with 73 points, followed by Phil Pelgrim 72, Hollie Goodwin 70, Daryl Rowe 69 and Zane Howard 68. The next round of the Summer Cup is on in two Sundays time, February 2. This coming Sunday will be an Ambrose event, with partners to be drawn on the day. Arrive 11:30am for 12noon hit off, some afternoon tea will follow. It would be great to see everyone come along for a social day.

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