As previously mentioned, the field for both men and ladies competitions were smaller this year, but this in no way detracts from the achievements of the winners of today's competitions who played some excellent golf to win their respective prizes. A big thank-you to all players who entered this year's events.
Ladies
In the ladies competition, Kim Richardson played another excellent round to retain her overnight lead and win the Ladies Club Championship with a total of 173. Sian Soanes (184) was the runner-up. In the ladies nett event, Allison Holmes just managed to edge out the unlucky Sian Soanes by a single stroke after improving 7 strokes on her first round score.
Ladies - Gross
Ladies - Nett
Men
With no previous champions entering this year's event, we were always going to have a new champion. Wayne Arnold carded two excellent rounds in the 70's to become this year's Club Champion with a total of 155. Senior Club Champion John Day also put in a solid performance on day two to finish runner-up on 160 followed by first round leader Jon Miller (165) who couldn't quite manage the excellence of yesterday.
In the nett categories, there were more excellent scores and the prize winners were John Day (144) Div 1, Dean Butler (144) Div 2 and John Cooper (149) Div 3.
Men Gross
Men - Nett Div1
Men - Nett Div2
Men - Nett Div3
Club Champions - Wayne Arnold and Kim Richardson |
Club Captain Jeremy Twaits with today's winners - Dean Butler, Wayne Arnold, Kim Richardson, John Day and John Cooper |
Scratch KO
As in previous years, there will be a scratch KO competition for the eight players with the best gross totals over the two days (men and/or ladies). To see the draw for this competition - click here.
Order of Merit
Both men and ladies events earn individual order of merit points based on the gross results. Half way through the year it's still a very close competition with John Day just ahead of Christine Cooper, Dean Butler and Sian Soanes. Full listing - click here.
Well done Wayne and Kim on battling through the wind and rain to become NRGC club champions for 2013!
ReplyDeleteAlso wanted to say a massive thank you to Paul Tebbutt for orchestrating proceedings, from acting as starter to processing the scores at the end. All in all, I think Paul spent about 12 hours at the course over the weekend, without actually playing - an absolute hero!
Jeremy Twaits
Club Captain