David Sly and Gerard Everson watch the chip shot of Greg Hanns.
On Saturday the golfers enjoyed the conditions at the Forbes golf course so much that they recorded amazing low scores.
The field of 63 players made up 16 teams to contest a 4-Person Ambrose Medley.
The Ladies numbers were depleted with the Wellington Open being held on Sunday, leaving two Ladies to contest the novelty prizes.
The Winners were the last group on the course and full of youthful vigour. The team comprising Harry Callaghan, Cam McMillan Pat Murphy and Jade Page had a low handicap but managed a scratch score of 59 with a resulting 55.75 nett score.
The Runners-up on 56.25 were the team of Henry and Will Nash, Elliot Parker and Charlie Goodsell. They scored a bogey on the 11th hole and had more pars than the winners, which despite a slightly better handicap did not help them.
The ball sweep went to 58.6 nett. NTPs went to: 9th – Men: S Betland, Ladies: nil, 18th – Men: Niel Duncan, Ladies: nil. Both teams converted for 2’s. The Super Pin went to Cam McMillan (220 cm) but while he missed his ‘2’ the team did convert.
The Longest Drives went to 7th Men: B Ashton, 7th Ladies: C Duncan; 15th Men: B Ashton, 15th Ladies: B Duncan.
Forbes Rugby Union Club Golf Day is on Friday 27 March, what a great way to kick off the weekend before Saturday’s Presidents Lunch. Players of all abilities and ages are welcome to play. $25 Members, per player and $50 Non Members, per player. Timesheets are available in the pro-shop.
The competition on Saturday 28 March is an Individual Stroke, sponsored by Forbes Holiday Park.
Sunday has the Grand Final of the Summer Sixes Competition with tee-off at 2pm, and a Stableford Medley for others.
By Short Putt