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Recent ResultsThe Kaitaia Golf club held the annual Lamb and Likker tournament sponsored by the Kaitaia Far North Pharmacy last Sunday, 13th. The turnout was bolstered by a strong Houhora contingent and lots of post entries as the day was fine but breezy. The main prize was in the stableford format with the winner being Terry Shaw with 44 points, followed by Bundy Waitai with 40 points. Then came Bob Ash 39 points, Marsh Ashby, Doug Johns, Willie Clark & Neil Watkins on 38. On 37 points were Roy Brown, Simon Yates, Ivan Yuretich, Ron Adams, Mike Kahi, Bruce Josling and Rob McCarthny, Leon Gordon scraped in by countback on 36. The nett competition was won by Clem Urlich with nett 66, followed by Reuben Panaho on 67. The mens gross was won by Dave Mitchell with 75 off the stick. The ladies competition was of the same formats with Pat Waaka taking the stableford with 42 points. Audrey Mulcahy was next with Linda Lunjevich third. Flo Smith won the nett with 68 and Ellen Wright second. Kyra Rapana secured the ladies gross with 82 off the stick. The Liquor King/Tuatua tournament was contested last Saturday with some good results coming through. Brett Dormer scraped through with 73 to claim the mens gross and Marj Duncan claimed the womens gross with 82. Nett winners were Craig Flint 68, Steve Courtenay 70, Don McCulloch 71, and with 72’s were Rob McCarthny, Terry Wright and Graeme Watkins. Stableford winners were Cennan Phillips 40 points, Chris Hollamby 39 points, Len Yuretich and Scott Smith with 37 points, following were John Hinchco and Peter Tocher with 36. In the Ladies division Lyn McCarthny won the nett with 67, followed by Elaine Hammond 73 and Rosaleen Steed with 77. On the stableford side, Flo Smith came in with 39 points, then Kerry Rolleston and Brenda Muller with 32 points. The tournament was well supported and next Sunday is the Kaitaia Far North Pharmacy Lamb and Likker tournament. The Friday $10.00 green fee days are now operating so come along and enjoy a cheap round on a fantastic course to warm up. Thursday 13th October our annual Mitre 10 mixed tournament The northeasterly was blowing gently but steadily which assisted some, and hindered others. Those to overcome the weather and enjoy great course conditions were as follows: Women winners were, Ellen Wright 40 stableford points, Marge Duncan 36 points, Anne Squire 35 points and Lynn Smith 34 points. The men contested nett and stableford competitions with the nett winners being John Hinchco nett 66, Don McCulloch 67, Len Yuretich 71, Dave Mitchell 72, Dave Squire 72, and Scott Smith with 73. The winners in the stableford competition were Chris Hollamby 41 points, Doug Johns 38 points, Bob Ash 36, Kelly Brydon 36, Leon Tasker 35, and Tubby Herewini with 35 points. The difference with this competition was that no one missed out on a prize and the Kaitaia Golf Club wish to thank Joel, Rochelle, Bob, Lynn and Paul for the excellent day and meal. The Annual Wilson Rider tournament, sponsored by Rider Sports, was held last Saturday (24th) with the results showing the easy conditions which faced the competitors. The main prizes were stableford and were claimed by Neil Watkins for the men on 42 and Marj Duncan on 43 for the ladies. The ladies results were: Best gross K Rapana with 80; Best nett was Kerry Rolleston with 70; runner up A Mulcahy 73. Next was Anne Squire 73 then Noeleen Robson with nett 74. Stableford runner up was Flo smith with 39; then came Lynn Masters with 35. Best gross for the men was Brett Dormer with 68, followed by Bob Shirley with 70. Best nett was B Mulcahy with 67, on countback from Chris Hollamby on 67. Next was John Rapana on Countback from Jake Proctor and Terry Wright on 69. Stableford runner up was Scott Smith with 41 points. Next was G Benedictis on 40 points. Then came Walter (Cabby) Johnson with 39 points on countback from Neil St George and Peter Tocher. This was a very successful tournament and the Kaitaia Golf Club would like to thank Mike and Sharon for their support.
Men's Golf 2011Saturday saw the semi-finals of the Ninety Mile Shield with Len Yuretich and John Hinchco defeating Jim Gardner and Peter Tocher. The other semis saw Chippy Semenoff and Cennan Phillips defeat Brian Veza and Neil Watkins. On Sunday the final was contested with the winners being Len Yuretich and John Hinchco.
Alongside the Shield, a nett competition was run with the winners being Tony Yates with nett 65, Chris Hollamby nett 67, Brian Mulcahy 68, Kelly Brydon 71, Leon Gordon 71, Craig Flint 71 and Vaughn Smith on 74 on a countback. With the wind being quite blustery from a northerly direction, and the pins in difficult positions, scores of the usual forties were non existant. The qualifying round for the Ninety Mile Shield was on Saturday 1st October. The qualifying 16 were all within 8 shots. The best individual scores were Mac Berghan, Tubby Herewini and Robbie Matthews with 39 points. Next was Chippy Semenoff on 38. Following him were Ron Adams and Clem Urlich with 37 points. Finally were Brian Veza, Jim Gardner and Bundy Waitai on 36. Next week is the second round of the Ninety Mile Shield Pairs matchplay. Draw is in up coming events. Saturday 17th September was a wild and woolly day with the wind blowing hard from the west , but that didn’t deter Leon Gordon who fired a nett 65 to win the day. Following him was Peter Tocher on 67. Then came Steve Courtenay with 68. A gaggle of players, Roy Dawson, Chris Hollamby, Jim Gardner, Terry Wright & Doug Johns, ended up with nett 69. Saturday 10th September was a fine day with the competitors making the most of it. The scores reflected the good play with the best being Cennan Phillips on 44 points. Next were Bundy Waitai, Tony Yates & John Hinchco on 42 points. Then came Chippy Semenoff 41 points, Vaughn Smith & Simon Yates 40 points, Bob Ash 39 points & on 38 points were Brian Veza, Dave Flood, Mac Berghan & Len Yuretich. Saturday 27th August saw the culmination of the Kaitaia Golf Club Championships with winners decided in the four sections. The senior Champ is Brett Dormer who put paid to any sort of challenge with a course record equalling 66 in the third round off the blue tees. The intermediate Champ is John Hinchco, Junior champ is Jim Gardner, with Tony Yates successful as the D Grade winner.
The haggle results were: B Dormer 42 points, B Steed 39, J Gardner & N Watkins 38, C Semenoff 37 points followed by C Urlich, V Smith, L Tasker & P tocher on 36 points. The proposed Wilson/Rider Tournament has been postponed to 24th September. Further notices will follow. Saturday 6th August saw the first round of the Captains trophy being contested in the nett format. Don Mc Culloch had an exceptional round scoring nett 61. Bundy Waitai followed with a nett 67. Next was Neil Watkins on 68. Then came p Tocher & S Courtenay on 69. At the end of play on Sunday, Brian Veza came in with a nett 67 on countback from B Waitai & L Yuretich, next was B Ash on 69 & D Johns with nett 70. The overall winner of the Captains trophy was Don McCulloch with 132 , even thought he scored 10 on the par three 16th! Runner up was Bundy Waitai on 134. The Cottesloe shield was competed for on July 30/31st in the foursomes nett format and was won by the experienced pair of Tubby Herewini & Bill Steed. They came in on 102.25, this was .75 of a shot in front of C Phillips & B Veza. Following them was L Yuretich & J Hinchco. Fourth was J Gardner & P Tocher. While some clubs further down the island were closed, the Kaitaia men contested the semi and finals of the Okahu Cup matchplay. The winners endured wind and rain throughout the weekend. Senior winner was Brett Dormer, r/up Steve Courtenay; Intermediate Len Yuretich, r/up Simon Yates; Junior Brian Mulcahy, R/Up Ronnie Adams; and D grade was Graeme Watkins, R/up Bill Jones. The haggle was a compact affair with the weather having the biggest say. Winner was C Semenoff followed by C Urlich. Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th June saw the annual “ Tankards” competition contested. S Semenoff & C Phillips were eventually declared the winners for the second year by one shot. The conditions played a major part with the wind & rain taking its toll on some players. Second were J Proctor & M Ashby on a countback. The Vice Captain's Trophy was contested in the form of a par competition on Saturday 11th June. Most competitors were on or around their handicaps until Doug Johns handed his card in. He came in at seven under his handicap to score plus six. This was a great effort. He is an old stalwart of the club and is now in his mid eighties. Following him was B Waitai & V Smith on +4, next was B Dormer on +3 and A Roozen on +2.
Women's Golf 2011
The last competition round for the Ladies Golf has been completed on Consolation Day. The nine hole golfers were playing on net, Christine Roozen played well to finish with a 34, followed by J Yates with 36. Erica Jones was awarded the nine hole, Noeline Masters Consolation Cup, being the best player on the day who has not been a trophy winner throughout the season.
The Saturday ladies played exceptional golf with Flo Smith scoring a 66 net followed closely by K Rolleston on 67 and E Wright on 70. Kerry Rolleston also scored a two on the 16th hole. Several Wednesday players turned in rounds close to par, with Lynne Nelley, after a break of several weeks, shooting a 72 net in a count-back from T Bellingham to take out the eighteen hole Consolation Day bragging rights, they were followed by R Shaw, L McCarthny, E Hammond and M Duncan on 73.
The sunshine and last Eagles event for 2011 brought out 22 eighteen hole golfers on Wednesday 9th. Once again Audrey Mulcahy topped the field with a brilliant 69 net followed by L McCarthny & L Lunjevich on 72, R Shaw 73 and T Bellingham 74. ‘Two’s’ were scored by Liz Smith on number 6 hole and A Gardner on number 9. Also spotted, two birdies on number 12 and another on 15!
The nine hole ladies completed their competition for the 5th and last round of the Wines and Spirits Cup. Noeline Masters was in good form with 17 stablefords, W Woods, R Smith & J Yates 15.
Approximately 24 members stayed for the AGM held after haggle presentations.
15 members from Kaitaia and 18 from Whangaroa played for the Pot Plant on Wednesday 2nd November. Rain lifted to present a fine but windy day for the competition to begin. Once again the scores from Whangaroa were excellent! Kathy Graham with 47 stableford points followed by D Collins 39, P Weber,F Hills, M Tansey & J Young 35.
Three ‘two’s were scored by Whangaroa ladies.
The top ladies scores for Kaitaia were Anne Squire 42, R Steed 40, F Smith 38, A Mulcahy & L McCarthny 36. Rosaleen Steed scored a ‘two’ on number 16. Whangaroa are again to be congratulated in scoring a better average stableford than Kaitaia. Look after that Peace Lily, we will be back to compete again next year!!
The final round of the Roozen Cup and Putting play-off was played for by the 9 Hole girls. Rae Smith handed in the top score of 36 net followed by N Masters & J Yates 37, C Roozen & W Woods 39.
The Kaitaia Ladies (9 hole and 18 hole) played for the Boyd Trophies on Wednesday 26th October. It was lovely to have Maggie and friend Joan, in attendance for lunch and and announcement of the results. The nine hole Boyd Trophy was won by Dulcie Cameron and Carolyn Tomkins with a 4BBB net of 33, followed by R Smith and C Bennett with 36.
Eleven pairs of 18 hole golfers competed for the other Boyd trophy. The pairing of Raewyn Harrison and Liz Smith set the pace with 62 in the 4BBB. L Lunjevich and R Steed 64, A Squire and N van der Sluis 65cb, L McCarthny and K Rolleston 65 and T Bellingham and Lesley Masters 67cb.
A very windy and showery day greeted the Wednesday 19th ladies, playing for the same trophy. Just five hardy individuals braved what turned out to be blustery conditions, with several others staying indoors to paint! Top of the field was Anne Stanton with 37 stablefords, followed by R Shaw, L Smith & A Mulcahy 28 & B Muller 25. A count-back resulted in the E Brewer Trophy being won by Saturday player Lynn Masters.
Our annual Ladies Match-play Championships were held on the 8th and 9th of October. Fifteen ladies entered into three divisions, Silver, Bronze One and Bronze Two.
The Silver Division had four entrants with the final being fought out over 36 holes on Sunday between Marj Duncan and Anne Squire, (1st and 2nd Seeds). Both players were playing steady golf which enabled the game to go to the 29th hole, Marj winning 8up.
The Bronze One event attracted eight entries, but there was a late withdrawal by the second seeded Elaine Hammond due to a bereavement. 1st seeded Linda Lunjevich and 3rd seeded Ellen Wright, (after playing two 18 hole rounds of golf on Saturday), meet in the final on Sunday. Linda played her usual steady golf while Ellen was delighted to find form on the right day to edge out Linda, again on the 29th hole to win 8up.
Adele Gardner and Raewyn Harrison played an interesting Bronze Two match on Saturday. Raewyn raced away to in the early stages of the game to be 5up after the first nine holes. She held on to the lead to beat Adele who had left her run too late. Raewyn as 3rd seed, then meet Lynn McCarthny, 1st seed. Lynn struggled with her game and Raewyn put up a good fight. After the first nine holes, the match was all square. Lynn however, knuckled down to the task and won on the 15th by 4/3.
Thank you to the referees and observers, Brian Mulcahy, Audrey Mulcahy, Bev Currie and spectators who not only enjoyed the beautiful day but also the entertaining golf.
Thanks to Leon, (the green-keeper), and his team, the course was playing well on Wednesday 5th October for the annual Play the Lie competition for the ladies at Ahipara last week. Flo Smith set the pace on Saturday 1st with a net 72 followed by E Wright with 76. Audrey Mulcahy was outstanding again this week, in blustery conditions, to win the Wednesday’s ladies day, as well as the title for the year, with a 72 in a count-back from Flo. Audrey was followed (on Wednesday) by L Smith & T Bellingham 74, E Hammond 76, B Muller 77, R Steed & N Robson 78.
The nine hole ladies played round three of the Lemonwood Cup on Par. Julie Yates played well too finish top of the field with a +3, runners-up C Roozen & N Masters All Square.
Wednesday 28th September ladies had a brilliant day for golf with several players turning in scores below par. This week was the final round of LGU, J Morrison and Reynolds for the 18 hole golfers. Elaine Hammond played steady golf to just edge out Audrey Mulcahy on a count back, both with 68; A Stanton 69, L Smith 71, N Robson & L McCarthny 73.
This week the 9 hole ladies played the penultimate round for the Roozen Cup and Christine Roozen was in excellent form to score a 32 net, well done Christine! She was followed by C Tompkins on a respectable 36 net.
Saturday girls were involved with the Wilson Rider Mixed Tournament and also performed admirably with Kerry Rolleston and Flo Smith on 70 net.
The seventh round of Eagles has been played , first by the Saturday ladies with Lynn Masters handing in a credible 70 net, followed by K Rolleston on 77. The Wednesday September 21st ladies also had Val Yates showing good touch with 70 net on a count-back from E Hammond, followed by R Shaw 71, L Smith 72 and N Robson 73. Bev Currie scored a birdie on the Number 1 hole on Wednesday and gave three others a fright with the balls landing on the respective greens at par 3 holes.
The seven 9 hole ladies played stableford with Wendy Woods’ exceptional round of 22 giving her top position followed by N Masters with 18 .
A form of golf not often played by our ladies has been completed in competition for the McMahon Bisque Par Trophy. Course strokes are allocated by the player at the completion of each hole.
It was pleasing to see the Wednesday 14th September ladies awarding some players not often in the prize-giving list. Raewyn Harrison had an exceptionally good day with a Bisque Par score of +8, followed by V Yates and R Masters +7, A Mulcahy +6, A Stanton and J Goodhew +5.
Two of the Saturday 10th girls had set a very high target with Flo Smith, (after receiving professional coaching I’m told), finding form once again with a magnificent score of +11 followed closely by J Thomson with +9. Flo Smith is the worthy winner of the McMahon Trophy for 2011.
As the weather improves, so does the golf. Marj Duncan is back to playing quality golf with a win over the Saturday 3rd field, although on a count back from K Rolleston and P Waaka with 37 stablefords.
Noeleen Robson is also playing great golf, with a score well under par on Wednesday 7th September in the Eagles competition she finished with a 68 net, followed by the in form M Duncan 69, A Stanton and E Hammond 73, P Sowter, B Muller, L McCarthny and A Gardner with 74.
Two’s were scored on the 9th hole by N Robson and L McCarthny.
The 9 hole golfers had a rest from serious competition and played Hidden Partners on stableford. Dulcie Cameron and Julie Yates proved to be best on the day with a combined stableford of 35.
Mary Williams and Anne Stanton played the final of the Archibald Cup on Friday 9th in near perfect conditions. In a closely fought match Mary won on the 18th hole with a birdie to win 2 up.
Noeleen Robson earned the 7th LGU teaspoon in the latest competition on 31st August. In a closely fought battle four players finished with a 74 net, Noeleen winning on a count-back. Noeleen Robson, Anne Stanton, Elaine Hammond and Marj Duncan 74, L Smith and A Mulcahy 75, L Lunjevich and R Steed 76. Marj Duncan also had a good finish the Saturday before to clinch the day from regular Saturday player E Wright, in the same competition.
Ellen Wright scored another ‘two’, (second in three weeks), by chipping in on her favourite hole number 6! This is the same hole Anne Squire scored her ‘two’ in play on the Wednesday 24th.
Eight 9 hole golfers played round 6 of the Roozen Cup. The cream rising to the top was Christine Roozen with a 35 net from D Cameron 37 and N Masters 38.
On Saturday 20th August, six players competed for Eagles with Flo Smith on 79 nett winning in a count-back from Kerry Rolleston .
Wednesday 24th found eighteen enthusiastic golfers playing in the same competition. Marj Duncan blitzed the field with 67 net followed by L Smith 71, R Steed 72, A Stanton 73 and A Mulcahy 76.
The 9 hole golfers played Wine and Spirits on stableford with Dulcie Cameron playing steady golf to end up with 19, followed by C Tomkins 17 and C Roozen 16.
The 9 hole women played for the Smith Putting Cup on Wednesday 17th August and found Noeline Masters in fine form again this week with 14 putts, followed by C Roozen. Six Saturday players attended on the 13th and played a haggle on stableford with Marj Duncan handing in a card of 35 on a count back from K Rolleston. Ellen Wright score a two on the 6th Hole.Wednesday 17th's 18 hole women arrived in the rain which cleared to a fine day. With one match completed, the other three matches in the Archibald Cup were played. This resulted in the semi finals which will be contested between Linda Lunjevich and Mary Williams, and Marj Duncan and Anne Stanton; these matches to be played on or before August 31st. Those not involved in Archibald Cup competed in a stableford haggle with Bev Currie winning with 37 on a count back from L Smith.Kaitaia Women’s 18 & 9 Hole Tournament
The Kaitaia Women’s Tournament was held at Ahipara on Thursday August 4th in fine, but windy conditions, with 44 eighteen hole players and 22 nine hole players. Members would like to thank the sponsors and supporters on the day which features locally grown food and beverages, – a real treat for the prize winners! R & L Matthews, Rogers & Rogers, J & T Yates, Bells Gardens, Haines Honey, Okahu Estate, Ngatu Orange Juice, Mangatete Pottery, Personal Choice Meats, Hillside Eggs, Les Foster Avocados, Windys Butchery, Dale Frost Tomatoes, L & M Masters Koreneika Olive Oil & Kiwifruit, Waitapu Wines, Due North Preserves and Sauces and Hunting & Fishing. We would also like to thank the many people who gave their time to organise the tournament and prizes, make up draws, starters, entry fees, green-keeper, flowers, raffle table, blackboard, caterers and bar staff.
18 Hole Results
Gross Winner Sam Dangen 73
Net Winner Sheila Gough 66
Stblford Mary Williams 42
Gross R/Up K Rapana 82
Net R/Up D Collins 70
Stblford P Maddren 38 cb
Net 2nd R/Up E Hammond 71
Stblford 2nd R/Up B Muller 36 cb
Net 3rd R/Up R Shaw 73 cb
Stblford 3rd R/Up S Glen 36
Net 4th R/Up L Proctor 74
Stblford 4th R/Up B Currie 35
Net 5th R/Up N Robson 75 cb
Stblford 5th R/Up C Lugnet 34 cb
Teams Best Net: D Moir 75, A Mulcahy 76, L Lunjevich 76 And C Berridge 76 cb.
Nearest to the pin: Division 1 Sam Dangen
Nearest to the pin: Division 2 Elaine Hammond
Longest Drive: Division 1 Sam Dangen
Longest Drive: Division 2 Y Knight
Twos: E Hammond, L Lunjevich and S Glen
9 Hole Results
Net Winner E Mitchell 34
Stblford Winner E Jones 20
Net R/Up S Bowers 34
Stblford R/Up K McFarlane 19
Net 2nd R/Up J Yates 36
Stblford 2nd R/Up C Roozen 18
Net 3rd R/Up M Walker 36
Stblford 3rd R/Up J Brunker 18
Nearest to the Pin: P Clarkson
Longest Drive: J Brunner
Twos (by draw): L Jenson and C Lawrie
Wednesday 3rd August ladies also played stableford but with Hidden Partners drawn after the round of golf. Raewyn Shaw and Liz Proctor combined to win the day with 69 points, E Hammond & J Goodhew 65 and L smith & L Lunjevich 63. In my absence, thank you, to the mens ‘Thursday Haggle’, for sharing the golf course with the ladies, (their day was to disrupted because of the Women’s Tournament on Thursday 4th), also to Liz Smith and Brenda for starting and Noeleen, Raewyn and Liz Smith for the cards.
Saturday 23rd and 30th July found just two players on the course for an Eagles and a stableford round. Kerry Rolleston winner on both days 16th July Silver and Bronze 36 hole strokeplay champs and the Myra Rae trophy were contested. Of the 3 silver competitors, Kerry Rolleston took the tiltle with Raewyn Shaw r/up. In the bronze, 7 competed and Elaine Hammond just pipped Noelene Robson for the title. Lynn Masters won the Myra Rae trophy. Saturday 9th July found the Kaitaia Ladies playing for the Ahu Baker Trophy. Lynn Masters played consistent golf to finish with 37 stablefords, followed by E Wright with 35. To add to the interest, Linda Lunjevich also concluded play with 37 stablefords when the Wednesday ladies played for the same trophy on the 13th July. She was followed by L Smith & J Goodhew on 24 and N Robson on 32. This year Lynn Masters was awarded the Ahu Baker Trophy on a countback from Linda Lunjevich.
Ten ladies turned out on Saturday 2nd July to play LGU, J Morrison and Reynolds, or for an extra day of golf. Pat Waaka had good form, considering several weeks away from the game, to hand in a score card of 70 net, followed by M Williams 71, N Robson 72 and R Shaw 76.
Wednesday ladies also had ten players competing in the LGU, J Morrison and Reynolds. The day was very windy with rain towards the end of play. Joan Goodhew fared best with a 77 net followed by A Squire 79.
Congratulations to Pat Waaka for winning the fifth LGU teaspoon.
Congratulations to Flo Smith for winning the Forgan Cup from Marj Duncan in a closely fought game on the 19th June.
Ten ladies attended the Houhora Mid Season Xmas Cheer with some success on a rain soaked course and windy day last Saturday 25th June. Elaine Hammond achieved a runner-up net, Marj Duncan had a longest drive and Mary Williams closest to the pin.
Wednesday 29th found five 18 hole ladies playing off the White tees at Ahipara. Anne Stanton finished in top spot with 29 stablefords, R Shaw 27 and M Williams 26. Those not wishing to play the longer course played a Teams Eclectic on best two stableford from the Yellow tees. Lynn McCarthny, Joan Goodhew and Brenda Muller showed great form with a total of 80. Meanwhile, the 9 hole golfers played Round 2 of the Lemonwood Cup on Par. Hazel Ulkeman won the day 1up followed by C Tompkins 1 down.
Congratulations to Lynn Masters whose steady play won her the Cossack Cup final on the 29th May over Brenda Muller. Well done Brenda for reaching your first ladies final at the Kaitaia Club.
The Putting Trophy has found a new home. Elaine Hammond’s superior putting earning her 59 putts with Ellen Wright runner-up, with 62 putts, J Goodhew 63, M Duncan 64 & F Smith 65.
Kaitaia women held their Annual 18/36 Hole open on Saturday April 30th , which was proudly sponsored by AMP Dynamics ( Ian and Jeanne Harrison ) and Ray White Real Estate ( Noeleen Robson and Gary Steed ).
A field of 88 golfers participated, being 58 playing 18 holes and 30 playing 36. Conditions were pleasant although overcast with an easterly breeze. In conjunction with the tournament was the Northland Strokeplay Champs over 36 holes. Winner in the silver division was Kimberley McPhatter 161 gross, and Flo Smith 190 gross in the bronze. 36 Hole Results. Gross winner Kimberley McPhatter 161, runner up Anne Hathaway 162. Net winner Christine Berridge 142, runners up Maryanne Vogt 145, Alayna Laughton 148 c/b, Linda Lunjevich 151, Liz Proctor 152 c/b, Anne Nunn 152, Cheryl Voullaire 154 c/b. Stableford winner Flo Smith 76, runners up Raewyn Shaw 72 c/b, Kerry Rolleston 72, Diony Wood 69, Petrina Maddren 67, Jo Weck 65, Anne Squire 64. Extra Prizes 36 holes, a.m. net Kath Gibson 71, p.m. net Marie Leifting 72. Teams Daniele Lowe 72, Ellen Wright 73, Brenda Muller 74, Marj Duncan 75 c/b. 18 Hole Results. Gross winner Carol Garland 86, runner up Linda Spratt 88 c/b. Net winner Fleur King 65, runners up Ihapera Nathan 67, Alva Lensson 70, Dulcie Leech 71, Joy Moffatt 73 c/b, Mary Sorenson 73 c/b, Isobel Jagger 74 c/b, Shona Seaward 74 c/b. Stableford winner Bernie Brown 42 c/b, runners up Bronwyn Reynolds 39 c/b, Joy McDonald 38 c/b, Sue Whittaker 36 c/b, Carolyn Rawson 36 c/b, Margaret Pearce 36 c/b, Pollyann Biddle 36, Jan Webb 35 c/b. NTP 0-20 Kerry Pevy. NTP 21+ Carolyn Rawson. Longest Drive 0-20 Kim McPhatter. Longest Drive 21+ Christine Berridge. Twos, Flo Smith, Daniele Lowe, Maryann Vogt, Marj Duncan, Anne Nunn, Cheryl Voullaire, Carol Garland, Joy Moffatt.
Men's Open:The Farmlands 18 hole open was played on the 9th April on a quiet and benign day with the scores reflecting the vulnerability of the course. Brett Dormer took full stock of his chances and scored a course record 9 under par 63 off the stick which gave him the best gross. Runner up was Bob Shirley with 72. Other scores are:1st division Nett 1st S. Courtenay 65, 2nd L. Yuretich 65 cb , 3rd D. Mitchell 67, 4th I Fulton 69,5th C Urlich 69 on countback. Stableford winner was T. Pattison 43 points, 2nd L. Gordon 40, 3rd C. Semenoff 39, 4th V. Smith 39 & D.Markin 37 on countback Division two results: Gross winner A. Robinson 86, r/up J. Gardiner 86 on cb. Nett winner N. Watkins 64, 2nd D. Squire 67, 3rd D. Mc Culloch 69, 4th T. Strong 72 , 5th L. Matthews 73 on countback. Stableford winner was T. Herewini with 43 points, 2nd S. Murray 39, 3rd T. Yates 39 on cb, 4th T. Wright 37, 5th R. York 35 on cb. The Kaitaia Golf club would like to thank Farmlands for their continuing assistance. Members are reminded that the Claude Cameron Cup will be contested on Saturday with the conditions being “play the lie 18 hole handicap strokeplay.” Draw will be held at 9.45 for a 10.00am start. In February, Ivan Yuretich scored his 8th hole. Also in February, Simon Yates shot 2 under his age.
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