Ladies winner with a nett score of 67 was Dawn Wakefield.

Mens winner with a nett score of 66 was Rodney Luyt.

The smiling assassin, Captain Chop took seven shots off Dawn’s handicap and six shots off Rodney’s.

Scratch winner for the ladies was Margaret Hogan.

Nearest the pins on the 4th and 11th holes was Sue Smith.

Men’s runner-up was Richard Wells with 68 nett followed by Michael Smith on 69 nett on a countback from Robert Rea.

Scratch winner was Robert Rea. 

Nearest the pin for the men on the 1st hole for three balls was Michael Smith.

Nearest on the 4th was Rodney Luyt and on the 11th was Robert Rea.

Lucky card draw was won by a visitor from Wangaratta,  Anne O’Shea.

Magic bunny award was won by Sue Smith.

Putting award was won by Margaret Hogan with a measly 26 putts.

Maybe she may one day share her secret.

Raffle winner was Len Archer with the ball draw going to Victor Giadzionis, Bill Warren, Margaret Hogan and Robert Rea.

Matchplay winners were Chris Stait over Dawn Wakefield on the 19th in the ladies.

The mens winner was Rodney Luyt over Brian Hogan 5/4.

There is no golf this weekend due to NSW Country Championships being played at the Parkes Golf Club.

On Sunday, November 9, the first round of Club Championships sponsored by The Parkes Golf Club will be played.

Joke of the week - A touring golf professional was having a drink at the Club’s bar when he was approached by a chap with a white cane and dark glasses who introduced himself as a golf champion.

I am Champion of the Blind Golfer’s Association and as one champion to another, I would like to challenge you to a match which could be a fundraiser for the blind.

He said he didn’t want any favors and told the pro he wanted to play for $200 a hole.

The embarrassed pro tried to avoid the challenge, but the blind man was so insistent he finally agreed.

“Okay, when will we play?” he asked.

“Any night. Any night at all!”