LAST weekend the Leeton golf course hosted the first two rounds of the annual club championships with good numbers and low scores.

Profesisonal Jason Mimmo said he had 65 players scheduled to be taking part over all four days of the championship.

"That is solid for us and on top of that there are people who will not play all four, which brings it up to about 90 (overall)," Mimmo said.

John Kellahan is leading A grade at one-over for the two days. He is four in front of Scott Turner.

Nathan Lucchese has a 13-shot lead in B grade, while in C grade Harrison Kimball has a slender lead over Andy Thornburrow and Jim Pilkington.

"Scores have been low," Mimmo said. "The course is good and the leaders are doing well, a bit better than I thought, to be honest."

The final two rounds of the championship will be played tomorrow and Sunday.

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As well as the overall championship, a daily competition is run in conjunction each day for ladies and men.

Saturday

With 68 men taking to the course, the Saturday net winners of the three grades were Bailey Stanmore, Nathan Lucchese and Harrison Kimball - all on 65 net.

Runners-up were John Kellahan (65 net on a countback), Dom Del Guzzo (66) and in and C grade Andy Thornburrow (65), again on a countback.

Nearest the pins: 4th Luke Taberner from Bright, 6th George Vlatko, 13th Craig Cherry, 15th Brett Robertson

Drive & chips: A grade Steve Webb, B grade Frank Mercuri, C grade Dennis Walker

Players needed 71 net on a countback to win a ball.

There were 18 ladies contesting the first round of their championship.

The daily competition was won by Helen Webb with 63 net ahead of Helen Robinson with 66.

Nearest the pins: 4th Kath Lamont, 13th and 15th Viv Burton

Webb, Robinson, Mary Dodd and Kath Lamont collected balls in the ball comp by having better than 72 net on a countback.

Sunday

There were 51 men taking to the field for the second round.

The good scores kept coming with Lucchese winning A grade (66 net) and Nathan Carn taking out B grade (67).

Runners-up were Travis Doyle (68 on a countback) and Mick Burton (69).

Nearest the pins: 4th Peter McCormick, 6th Matt Dedini, 13th Shane Whelan, 15th Alex Podres

Drive & chips: Kevin Speed, Joseph Tripodi and Nathan Carn

Players need 70 (on a countback) to collect a ball.

In the ladies, 17 players took to the field with Helen Webb again proving too good with 69 net. Nola O'Reilly (70) chased hard and took out the runner-up prize.

Viv Burton was the only one to take home a nearest the pin with her shot on the 13th.

Players need nett 73 or better to collect a ball.