STEPHEN Fox and Dave Saunders narrowly took out Saturday’s Two-Person Ambrose with a net score of 65, ahead of runners-up Chris Murray and Bill Murray with 65¾.
Balls were won by those two pairs, as well as Brian McInnes and Roy Crichton 66½, and Paul Blanch and John Wilson 66½.
The nearest-to-the-pin trophies at the 4th and 13th holes were won by Paul Blanch in A grade, Mark Stone in B grade and Jeff Graham in C grade. At the 6th and 15th holes it was Brendon Murray and Scott Atkinson in A and C grades, respectively.
The nearest-to-the-pin-in-two at the 5th and 14th holes was won by Chris Murray, at the 7th and 16th holes it was Steve Bowden, and at the 9th and 18th holes Matt Bowden. Dave Saunders ended up nearest-to-the-pin-in-three at the par five 9th and 18th holes.
The Long Drive trophies were won in the three men’s grades by Paul Blanch, Stephen Fox and Jeff Graham with Debbie Sate doing the job in the women’s field.
The Super Sevens for the week ending Friday, 30 October was won by Rod Burrows, 19, and balls were won by Bill Murray 18, Ray Pittman 18, Wayne Maddalena 16, and Greg West 15 on a countback.
This Saturday, 7 November, Gloucester Golf Club will be playing the November Monthly Medal, an Individual Stroke event. The following Saturday will be an Individual Stableford.
By Peter WILDBLOOD
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