Women's club champs get underway

LAST Wednesday the women played their first round of the Beechworth Golf Club championships. Gail Smith easily won the daily event with 69 nett of a 17 handicap. Runner up was Nada Guyatt (25) with 72 nett. Everyone else were all in the 70s. Coral Ward on the 7th and Hollie Goodwin (17th) won the nearest the pins. Gail Smith leads the race for the championships on 86, Hollie Goodwin is only one shot behind on 87 and Glenda Marshall sits in third with 92. Also on Thursday a group of our members travelled to Myrtleford for their women's bowl. By the looks from the result Nada Guyatt was the only winner of note taking home a nearest the pin. Congratulations to Darren Edwards who won the scratch event at Myrtleford in their tournament on Saturday. On Sunday we played a 4Ball better ball (two person). The winners were Rod Shaw (19) and Dylan Pool (2) with 42 points on a countback from Jackson Wells (18) and Andy Croome (12) 42. Next were George Ward (21) and Jamie Dolny (13) 38. Jamie cleaned up the nearest the pins winning three of them, on the 3rd, 10th and 17th. Jackson Wells also claimed one on the 7th. Next Sunday we have at least one team going to Tallangatta for a three person Ambrose. If anyone else is interested let Dylan know and we will try and send another team. At Beechworth there will be a stableford event. Upcoming Sunday golf: 18 May Tallangatta three person ambrose. Stableford at Beechworth. 25 May NEDGA Sandgreen Championships at Bethanga. Stableford at Beechworth. 1 June Rutherglen tournament. Stableford at Beechworth. 8 June Monthly medal. Golf at Beechworth will be 11:30 arrival for 12noon hit-off each Sunday. If anyone would like to play in any of the other club tournaments let Dylan know.

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