This past week there were 212 starters with a few solid scores still about and players taking advantage of the slower greens with some aggressive putting. Jaryd Pattison took out this week's Player of the Week honours with a cracking 30 nett on Sunday while tasting a few with the ever-improving Tim Rolls. That’s Patto’s best ever round as he also shows steady improvement with each season. The Nob Trains won’t threaten much this finals series due to some key injuries to Bailey Stanmore (weak glute muscles), Ben Bagust (thumb strain), James Moore (bad back) and Nate Paul (blocked aorta to the heart) Other notable scores this week include Joely Crowhurst, Kalem Thompson, Red Mick and Crusty Russell on 31, Frank Millemaggi and Mick Doolin 32, Graeme Dale 33 and a host of players on 34. The ball cut off again crept out to 35. We should also acknowledge some impressive scratch scores of late with GD, Helso, Scotty Turner, Joey Tripodi and Jason Nardi all breaking Par in the past couple weeks. Individual standings for the Player of the Year title have been kept relatively quiet and the Top 10 averages thus far for those in the running are listed below with just four rounds remaining. 1. Troy Evans 35.89 2. Mark Lehman 35.94 3. Tim Rolls 36.28 4. Steve McMahon 36.3 T5. Aaron Woolley and Damian Lang 36.44 T7. Gracie Henman, Graeme Dale and Josh Helson 36.61 10. Andrew Day 36.72 Divisional movements will show some fluctuations with those four rounds remaining. Scores will be kept secret with three rounds to go although team positions will be shown. Players are reminded that the semi and grand final is Sunday March 31, which will also be a Leeton Golf Club alcohol licence day where no BYO alcohol will be allowed with a barbecue during and a presentation following play. More important information for the final round 22. As the Pro-Am is on this weekend (March 23 and 24) players will have until the following Wednesday March 27 to get their final card in.
This past week there were 212 starters with a few solid scores still about and players taking advantage of the slower greens with some aggressive putting.
Jaryd Pattison took out this week's Player of the Week honours with a cracking 30 nett on Sunday while tasting a few with the ever-improving Tim Rolls.
That’s Patto’s best ever round as he also shows steady improvement with each season.
The Nob Trains won’t threaten much this finals series due to some key injuries to Bailey Stanmore (weak glute muscles), Ben Bagust (thumb strain), James Moore (bad back) and Nate Paul (blocked aorta to the heart)
Other notable scores this week include Joely Crowhurst, Kalem Thompson, Red Mick and Crusty Russell on 31, Frank Millemaggi and Mick Doolin 32, Graeme Dale 33 and a host of players on 34.
The ball cut off again crept out to 35.
We should also acknowledge some impressive scratch scores of late with GD, Helso, Scotty Turner, Joey Tripodi and Jason Nardi all breaking Par in the past couple weeks.
Individual standings for the Player of the Year title have been kept relatively quiet and the Top 10 averages thus far for those in the running are listed below with just four rounds remaining.
1. Troy Evans 35.89
2. Mark Lehman 35.94
3. Tim Rolls 36.28
4. Steve McMahon 36.3
T5. Aaron Woolley and Damian Lang 36.44
T7. Gracie Henman, Graeme Dale and Josh Helson 36.61
10. Andrew Day 36.72
Divisional movements will show some fluctuations with those four rounds remaining.
Scores will be kept secret with three rounds to go although team positions will be shown.
Players are reminded that the semi and grand final is Sunday March 31, which will also be a Leeton Golf Club alcohol licence day where no BYO alcohol will be allowed with a barbecue during and a presentation following play.
More important information for the final round 22.
As the Pro-Am is on this weekend (March 23 and 24) players will have until the following Wednesday March 27 to get their final card in.
