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Dear Guest,
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Sunday, 01 December, 2019
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The Week Ahead at Timaru Golf Club
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MEN Wednesday 4 December - Stableford 12 noon. Results Bob Friday 6 December – 9 hole men 9.30am Saturday 7 December – Christmas Hamper Day 2-Ball Medal John McGlashan & Gerald Morton Assisting starters. Results Dave WOMEN 18 holes Tuesday 3 December – Summer Golf – 2nd Barbara Angus Trophy - Stableford Saturday 7 December – Christmas Hamper – 2 BBB Medal (Teams of 4) WOMEN 9 holes Thursday 5 December TWILIGHT Thursday 5 December – Ambrose Teams of 3-6 players 5pm $6/player /9 hole round. Meals and bar available afterwards. PLAY 6 GET A FIX Monday 2 December – 5.15pm Women & Men |
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AGM
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| Reminder to All Club Members | | | Our Club AGM will be held at our Clubrooms on Monday 9 December at 7.30pm A good turn out of members would be appreciated. We have called for nominations for our Club Committee which is made up of a President, Club Captains, Club Vice Captains, and 4 full playing members. Please consider this as a healthy club results from strong and positive participation. |
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Wednesday Stableford
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Winner over the field: Richard Walton 45 Neville Petersen 42, Jim Annett 41, Peter Cosgrove 41, Ash Cunnard 41, George Emond 41, Ken Barlow 41, John McGlashan 40, Russell Crossan 40, Ron Hobbs 40, David Loomes 39, Ferg Hazlett 39, Fred Ng 39, Mark Goodhew 39, Richard Cole 37, Dave Switalla 37, Peter Rodden 36, Stuart Chapman 36, Owen Berrill 36, Jeff Spurdle 35, Leath Sadler 35, Peter Grant 35, John McFarlane 35, Steve Doyle 34, Mark Hervey 34, Tim Hayman 34, Harvey King 34, Neil McKinnon 34 Twos: Fred Ng, David Loomes, John McFarlane, Steve Doyle, Richard Walton, Jim Annett, Ferg Hazlett, Kevin Leary Longest Putt: Daniel Sparks Nearest the Pin: Ferg Hazlett |
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Golf Humour
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Saturday Results
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Saturday 30 November Par Round Winner over the field: Merv Corfield 8 Dave Schrader 6, Gerard Zandbergen 6, Steve Doyle 5, Richard Walton 5, Bryce Ranger 4, Ron Hobbs 4, George Emond 3, Michael Flynn 3, Leath Sadler 3, Bill Baillie 3, Pat Collins 2, Eddie Megaw 2, Chris Dawson 1, Riegardt Du Plessis 1, Owen Berrill 1, Tim Hayman 1, Allan Booth 1, John McGlashan 1, David Hall 0, Barrie Walsh 0, Robert Hepburn 0, Jim Annett 0, Russell Crossan 0, Blue May 0. Twos: Barrie Walsh, Steve Doyle, Chris Dawson, Pat Collins, Tony Moir, Neville Petersen, Fred Ng, Merv Corfield, Allan Booth |
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Golf Quote of the week
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The only sure rule in golf is he who has the fastest cart never has to play the bad lie Micky Mantle |
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Women's Results
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Results for Ladies 9 Hole Golf Closing Day 28.11.19 Combined Stableford Vickie McKenzie & Chris Darvell 36, Lois King & Joy Wild 33, Rachael Ellis & Cath Preen 31. |
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Generosity of Timaru Dental Care
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The playing cards you get issued each time you play are kindly provided to you through the generosity of Timaru Dental Care. A huge thank you to Mark Goodhew and his team for this great donation to our Club. Let's look after those who look after us, Timaru Dental Care 50 Church Street Timaru |
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NZ Men's Interprovincials
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Auckland win New Zealand Men’s Interprovincials Auckland have won the 2019 New Zealand Men’s Interprovincials at Hastings Golf Club for the first time in 25-years, defeating Otago in dominant fashion in the final. After finishing bridesmaid in this event for the last two years running, they’ve finally got over the line with a 5-0 win over the southerners. Auckland captain Matt Cormack could not be happier with his team’s efforts. “This honestly feels amazing. It’s a real honour to be associated with this group of guys and I’m so proud of our achievements this week. Hopefully this is some return for all of those that have invested so much in this group back home. “The result this afternoon certainly didn’t reflect how tight things were out there in the final. The lads were making plenty of birdies and it was certainly nerve racking watching what was happening. Seeing everyone’s faces when Eric holed that putt on 16 is something I’ll remember for a long time,” Auckland number three Johnny Tynan was the first to get a point on the board this afternoon. He carried on the momentum he had from his morning round where he was required to go extra holes against Trent Munn from Manawatu/Wanganui to see who’d progress to the championship match this afternoon. He won his match 5/4 over Ben Patston to get his team on the board. Number five Josh Leitch was the next to get his name on the board, defeating Jack Turner 1up to edge his Auckland side two games up. News quickly filtered back that Auckland number four Kunaal Singh and number two Jang Hyun Lee had gone dormie up in their matches which meant Auckland had won the trophy. Jang Hyun Lee put the icing on the cake rolling in a 25-foot birdie putt on the 16th to win his match 3/2, concluding an incredible match with Jonny Mackay with the first half they had in the match coming on their final hole. With the victory all but sealed for the men from the city of sails, Auckland number one Jared Edwards holed a chip shot on the 17th to cap off a successful day for the Auckland outfit. "That was a nice way to cap off the week. I think we deserve a few refreshments tonight," says a grinning Cormack. Jang Hyun Lee was awarded the player of the tournament going through the week undefeated. Special mentions also went to Daniel Perham from Aorangi, and Matt Tautari from Southland for bringing up their 100th caps for their province. Auckland get to defend their New Zealand Men’s Interprovincial title at home in 2020 at Whitford Park. |
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