Sunday Competition

Trent Cooper held on to win the 2018 A Grade Gross in the championships concluded on Sunday after 4 rounds with a total of 304. A grade nett was Gary Spence (269), B Grade gross Tracker Tahana (326), and nett Chris Elliott (280), while C grade saw Tom James the winner (354) and Darrell Spence the nett winner (262).  Tom James also won the Rocky Harris Trophy for best overall nett on 261.

The Sunday stroke round saw Shane Cooper with a remarkable showing of talent to finish with a nett 58 round of 10 under to win the Oct monthly medal and the C grade. Russell Schmitt took the A Grade after a countback on 61 and Mark Berrisford was the b grade winner for the day on 67.    

Division winners over the weekend were: Saturday – Tracker Tahana 60 in Div 1 and Darrell Spence 62 for Div 2. Sunday winners were Russell Schmitt 61 Div 1 and Shane Cooper 58 Div 2. Ball rundown went to 69 on countback for Sat and 66 on Sunday. Nearest the Pin on the Capital Country Plumbing was Phil Elliott and the drive and pitch on the Millenium Windows 1^st was tracker Tahana.   

Goulburn Soldiers Club 12 hole Comp

Mark Berrisford scored 27 points for the 12 hole win last week with Greg Maskill, Russell Lieschke and Don Grimston all close behind on 25. Graham tasker, Wayne James and John Smith all returned 23 in a rundown that went to 22 on countback. Congratulations to John Smith on winning 3 silver and a bronze medal at the masters Games for golf in Alice Springs recently. 

Ladies

A nett 70 round was good enough for Georgina Cook to chalk up a win in the stroke event for division 1 last Monday. June Spillane took division 2 with 68 nett and only had 29 putts to take their putting prize. Bev Grocott was div 1 putting winner also on 29. Included in the rundown were Sharon Scott 72, Joy Leary 73, Ratna Rankmore 74 and Bev Grocott 76. 

Notices: November 4 Stableford. Nov 10 is the final Par 3 for the year. A big thank you to the volunteers who got the course in such good condition for the championships. Your efforts were noted and appreciated.

The Goulburn District Prostate Cancer Support Group 2 person Ambrose is on Sunday Nov 11 with a shotgun start at 8.30am.  Cost is $20/player for the 2 Person Ambrose event and includes lunch. All players and teams are to be at Tully by 8am to help raise funds for this local support group and Goulburn Community health. Thank you to Goulburn Sand and Soil for their with $200 in vouchers for the day and to the  Prostate Cancer Support Group for their generous donation.  Cart bookings are essential for the day.

 Members are asked to pick up a book of tickets for the Bi-Rite Guessing Competition with prizes of a $500 from Bi –Rite as first prize, $200 voucher for 2^nd and a $100 fuel voucher from BP Merino Fuel for 3^rd place. This raises much need funds for the club so help out where you can.

Sunday Competition

2018 Major championships commenced on Saturday with 2 divisions for the day. Chris Elliott took div 1 with nett 65 and Don Grimston returned a 62 to take div 2. Sunday saw Tracker Tahana carded the best for div 1 with 64 while Tully junior Ned Slater picked up div 2 with 61. Alan Bill was nearest the pin for the Goulburn Produce and Mitre 10 hole and Josh Cooper won the drive and pitch on the Lee and Thomas 13^th.   Leaders for the grades after 2 rounds are A grade: Trent Cooper 157 (gross), Gary Spence 137 (nett), B Grade Tracker Tahana 166 and 134 (gross and nett) and C grade Tom James 180 and 132 (gross/ nett) Ned Slater 132 (nett).

Goulburn Soldiers Club 12 hole Comp

Greg Maskill won the $25 Goulburn Soldiers Club voucher last week on countback over Malcolm Young and Tom James when all three finished on 26 points in a rundown that went to 24. Greg. finished off the Kevin Allen Consistency Competition with another win to leave him the outright winner for the 6 week event with 113 points and take home the $100 voucher.  Alan Bill finished 2^nd overall with 108 and Tom James jumped into 3^rd on countback with 105. Thanks to V Allen for her continued support of this event.

Ladies

Ratna Rankmore won the Maximum 9 stableford event at Tully for the ladies last week with a total of 23 for her best 9 holes. Heather Buchanan was next best on 22 followed by Beryl Gray and Georgina Cook on 21.

Notices:  Major Championships continue Oct 27 and 28. To win the overall prizes players must have 10 handicapable rounds in the last 12 months before Round 1. Tee off is anytime Sat (organise your own group) 7am to 7.30 is recommended for those looking for a group to play with, on Sunday tee off 6.45 to 8.30am. Cost $15/round.

The annual Goulburn District Prostate Cancer Support Group 2 person Ambrose is on Sunday Nov 11 with a shotgun start at 8.30am.  Cost is $20/player for the 2 Person Ambrose event and includes lunch. All players and teams are to be at Tully by 8am to help raise funds for this local support group and Goulburn Community health.

Members are asked to pick up a book of tickets for the Bi-Rite Guessing Competition with prizes of a $500 from Bi –Rite as first prize, $200 voucher for 2^nd and a $100 fuel voucher from BP Merino Fuel for 3^rd place. This raises much need funds for the club so help out where you can.

Sunday Competition

Gary Spence scored 40 points on Sunday to win the stableford event. Phil Elliott made 39 and won the drive and pitch on the Carpet Court 16^th and the Mystery holes on the 2^nd, Workers Club 8^th and the 16^th after a 3 card countback. Chris Elliott and Mark Berrisford both scored 38 while Don Grimston made up the rundown on 37.

Goulburn Soldiers Club 12 hole Comp

Russell Schmitt managed a countback win over Shane Cooper after both finished on 28 points last week. Josh Cooper and Trent Cooper both made 27 with Alan Bill 26 and John Peterson 24 in the rundown that went to 22 on a countback. With the final round of the Kevin Allen Consistency Competition underway there is a tie at the top between Alan Bill and Greg Maskill on 108. Third place and under threat is Eddie Hawkins on 103 with Ruth Beveridge 101, Tom James 100 and Brian Larkin 98 all close enough to strike.  

Multiquip Par 3

Rheannah Webb returned from her winter hiatus to win the Multiquip Par 3 on countback over Ned Slater when both finished on 22 nett. The next Par 3 is Nov 10.

Ladies

Heather Buchanan won division 1 of the Ladies stroke event with 69 nett and the putting with 23 putts. Ruth Beveridge followed suit in the 2^nd division with 81 (after a four card countback) and 30 puts. The rundown included Georgina Cook 71, Martell Maher 72 and Di Schmitt 76.

Notices:  Major Championships are Oct 20, 21, 27 and 28. To win the overall prizes players must have 10 handicapable rounds in the last 12 months before Round 1. Tee off is anytime Sat (organise your own group) 7am to 7.30 is recommended for those looking for a group to play with, on Sunday tee off 6.45 to 8.30am. Cost $15/round

 Members are asked to pick up a book of tickets for the Bi-Rite Guessing Competition with prizes of a $500 from Bi –Rite as first prize, $200 voucher for 2^nd and a $100 fuel voucher from BP Merino Fuel for 3^rd place. This raises much need funds for the club so help out where you can.

Sunday Competition

The team of Josh Cooper and Shane Cooper scraped home for a 1 point win on Sunday in the 4 Ball best ball stableford event with a score of 48 over Gary Spence and Jeremy Harrison on 47. Trent Cooper and Chris Elliott were tied as next best along with Russell Schmitt and Alan Bill on 46 in a rundown that went to 44.

Nearest the pin on the Goulburn Soldiers Club 14^th was Tom Heath and the drive and pitch on Aarons Trees 12^th was Chris Ryan.

Goulburn Soldiers Club 12 hole Comp

With a round of 31 points last week Greg Maskill leapt to the top of the 12 hole event and, with only 2 rounds remaining, to the top of the Kevin Allen Consistency competition on 108. Ruth Beveridge made her mark with another good round of 29 followed by Anthony Cooper 28 and Bryan Norris 27 in a rundown that went to 24 points. Currently holding second place in the consistency comp is Alan Bill on 106 and third is Eddie Hawkins on 103. 

Juniors

From October 6 the Saturday juniors will move to the new time of 10am to 11.30 and the cost will be $10 for the lessons with Pete Hayhoe.

Congratulations to Anbarasan Mitchell who finished tied 2nd in his division at the Jack Newton International in Cessnock last week with a total of 297 (+9).

Check out the flyer for Golf Pro Peter Hayhoe’s clinics for juniors during the school holidays on the Tully Park Golf website in the junior section. Sponsored by the Goulburn Soldiers Club on both Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10am to 12pm. Cost $20/junior/day call Peter on 0413872785 or the Goulburn Soldiers Club on 48213300 to book a spot.

Ladies

Martell Maher picked up division 1 prize last week with 35 points in the stableford event with Ruth Beveridge the division 2 winner on 39. Beryl Howe won the nearest the pin on the Goulburn Produce and Mitre Ten 5^th hole. The rundown included Beryl Howe 37 and Georgina Cook 34.

Notices:  October 7 4BBB stableford. Sat Oct 13 is the Multiquip Par 3 for October. Tee off from 7.30am to 12pm, all level of players are welcome.  Major Championships are Oct 20, 21, 27 and 28. To win the overall prizes players must have 10 handicapable rounds in the last 12 months before Round 1. Tee all day Saturdays and from 6.45am to 8.30 Sundays.

Members are asked to pick up a book of tickets for the Bi-Rite Guessing Competition with prizes of a $500 from Bi –Rite as first prize, $200 voucher for 2^nd and a $100 fuel voucher from BP Merino Fuel for 3^rd place. This raises much need funds for the club so help out where you can.