89 players contested the memorial trophy day for Terry Sheridan and Charlie Allen held on Saturday.
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These players were part of the corner gang and the remaining members sponsor the day in their honour. It is a sought-after trophy to win and was played in a Stableford format.
The winner on Saturday was Matthew Littlewood, with a tidy score of 42 points. Matthew achieved this off his daily handicap of 21 but will be two shots lighter on his next outing.
Craig Matthews, who has recently joined the club, was next in with a 40 point haul but had to win that on a countback from Aaron Huppatz. The three of these players recorded 84 off the stick so had good rounds.
There were four players coming in with 39 points were Aaron Drabsch, Mark Kelly, Jake Hodge and Josh Cheney. Mark Kelly has been in good form since the big Pennants win and sleeping with the trophy is obviously a winning formula. Josh Cheney has also settled back into a rhythm and is hitting it well.
Anthony Scott from Canowindra had 43 points and won a ProKonnect voucher.
In the ladies event, the winner was Lynn Davidson, who is also starting to get back into the weekly swing of things with a 32 point haul and she defeated Sue Holman on 30 points.
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- Idlerite Tyrepower 1st by Phil Bishop at 323cm
- Griffins Leading Edge 4th by Josh Cheney at 178cm
- Dirt Doctor Landscaping 6th Aaron Huppatz at 68cm
- Parkes Ready Mixed Concrete 9th by Peter Bristol at 176cm
- Harvey Norman 11th by Joe Davies at 100cm
- Westlime 15th by Denis Howard at 5cm
- Central West Glass 18th Peter Boschman at 185cm
- The lucrative 6th hole was won by Aaron Huppatz at 68cm this week.
Ball winners
- Aaron Huppatz 40
- Mark Kelly, Jake Hodge, Aaron Drabsch, Josh Cheney 39
- Warren Blatch, Garry Paddison 38
- Nym Dziuba, Paul Thomas, Jarrod Kemp, Tom Delmenico, John Green 37
Next week is the 18 Hole Stroke - TELESCOPE TYRES & BATTERIES MONTHLY MEDAL with our Sponsor Paul Lewin and the 1300 BUGMAN team.
In conjunction with the Griffins Leading Edge Putting Competition and Wally Norman Memorial, it is also the second qualifying round of the Scratch Shootout. The greens have recovered well from the de-thatching and spiking and top dressing so should be in good order.
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