Youngster Kalani Cropper was this week's player of the week, with a solid 6 under Par 30 nett.

Kalani gets the nod on a countback over an ever-improving Ryan Thurgood and Jen Pirrotina who both also came home with cracking nett 30s.

Mick Day had a 31, as did Kerrie McWhinnie who backed it up for the second week in a row meaning she's lost 9 shots in a fortnight, which is unreal!

Other notable performances came from Matt Aliendi, Rod Ryan, Brad Mogg, Sebastian Piltz, Ron Broadrick, Ray Gough, Laney Lashbrook-Gough, Jade Hodge, Nathan Jones and Nick Paterson.

Daniel Muir proved a week is a long time in sport silencing critics with a solid nett 35.

The ball competition cut off was 34.

After six weeks at the top of the ladder, Mim's Minions have finally dropped out of the lead feeling the wrath of the severe handicap restrictions that come to any team that decides that 125 nett in week one is an acceptable way to start a 22-round team event.

After clinging to a solitary stroke lead last week, they have been surpassed by Swig 'n' Swing who now holds a six-stroke advantage.

The Swiggers were the low team of the week with 174 nett team total only one clear of Par Then Bar and the Schitnoes on 175, with the Bradmans and the Whymees on 176.

Other teams who broke the team Par were Dimpled Balls, Waratah WormBurners and Dead Solid Perfect.

So far Jason has received $1500 in donations for his longest day 72-hole walk.

Our goal is to get this to $3000. If you can spare a dollar for a great cause it would be really appreciated.

The next two weekends see the club host its annual Club Championship over four full rounds - Saturday, Sunday, Saturday and Sunday. Twilight rounds can still be played but players must avoid teeing off between 9am and 1pm on these days.