Winners were Ken Smith and Tom Mueller with 50 points, and in second place were Mick Alexander and Dan Clark with 48 points.

Kim Watson won the individual event with 41 points from Ian Page on 38 points.

The Watson Toyota NTP winners were Bill Oliver on the seventh and Jason Nolan on the 17th.

The Terry Bros Carpet Court secret birdie hole was not won and the Richard Mellish Insurance Services card draw was also not won.

The meat raffle was sponsored by Brian Maroney.

The Gumtree Nursery on Chums Lane sponsored the Sunday medley and Cameron Jones won with a very good score of 41 points from Garry Nicolls on 34 points.

Balls to 33 points.

In the scratch south west pennants match Young hosted Cootamundra and won by four matches to one.

The Young ladies pennant side defeated Temora at Temora, three matches to two and are now in the final.

Well done.

On Wednesday in the pro competition, James French shot far figures for 39 points to win from Ron Flynn on 38, John Hobson 37, Ian Broderick 36 and Chris Fraser 36.

Balls to 30 points on a countback.

On Friday Garry Nicolls won with 20 points from John Powderly and Nerida James who each had 19 points.

Next Saturday the single stableford will be sponsored by Chris Fraser, YES Embroidery and Judges Pharmacy.

The meat raffle will be sponsored by Assure Insurance Brokers. 

On Sunday the men’s foursomes championships will be sponsored by Bruce’s Mensland and Darren O’Brien.

Note the Mercy Care Day will now be played on Saturday, September 13.

In the John Connell mixed match play two matches were played on Sunday.

Chris Keevil and Chris Fraser defeated Larraine and Garry Nicolls on the 22nd hole, while Noela Hardman and Bill Kearney defeated Mick and Annette Alexander one up.

Hopefully the other pairs will organise to play their matches as soon as is possible.

Don’t forget if you need the perfect venue for a function, the Gleneagles would be a great choice.