The New Zealand Masters Games is an annual multisport event which will be held in Dunedin, from the 1st to the 9th of February 2020.

Golf is one of the 65+ events on offer at the Masters Games. They are encouraging as many Masters’ Golf competitors’ to join them in Dunedin at the 2020 event.

Information on the New Zealand Masters Games 2020:

• The 2020 Games will be held from the 1st to the 9th of February 2020.
• The 2020 event will be held in Dunedin.
• Attracting over 5000 competitors, entrants come from around New Zealand, Australia and overseas.
• There are 68 events on the schedule offering a full range of sports to participate in for both winter and summer codes.
• There are opening and closing ceremonies, medals are awarded and with a full entertainment schedule having fun is just as important as the sport.
• Competitors do not need to be an elite athlete to compete and do not need to qualify. Anyone can register for the Games – whether to win, to beat their personal best or to just have fun.
• For assistance with accommodation contact the Dunedin I-Site on 03-474 3300 or visitor.centre@dcc.govt.nz,
• To enter and for more information go to www.nzmg.com.

Masters Golf players are invited to the Masters Games 2020. Information on Golf is:

Golf

• Golf is on Monday 3 to Thursday 6 February 2020
• Canadian Foursome, Two Ball Best Ball, Championship and Stableford Events.
• Minimum age for competitors is 30 years for men and women as at the first day of competition
• Competition is played at the Otago Golf Club, St Clair Golf Club, Taieri Lakes Golf Club and Chisholm Links Golf Club.

Wednesday 23rd October2019 Stableford Results

David Henshaw 40, Lindsay Hewitson 39, Sid Keen 39, Andrew Peck 38, Gavin Giles 38, Mark Goodhew 38, Fred Ng 37, Michael Ussher 37, Ken Barlow 37, Don Deeks 36, Regan Stills 36, Steve Doyle 36, Eddie Duffy 36, Ron Hobbs 36, Tim Underdown 36, Russell Crossan 35, Nigel Heney 35, Leath Sadler 35, Murray Williamson 35, Richard Lawson 34, John Gilbert 34, Peter Rodden 34, Kevin Leary 34, Pat Collins 34, Neville Petersen 33, Anglea Gerken 33, George Emond 33, David Loomes 33, Paul Duffied 32, Blair Franklin 32, Merv Corfield 32, Ron Yee 32, Richard Walton 32, Neville Newburn 31, Neil Ritchie 30, Jim Annett 30, Tim Hayman 30, Ross McDonald 29, John McFarlane 29, Peter Grant 29, Owen Berrill 29, Ginny Bolderston 28, Alistair Mackay 28, Eddie Megaw 27, Pat Duffy 26, Richard Cole 26,
Twos:
Merv Corfield, Regan Stills, Pat Collins
NTP: Pat Collins
Longest Putt: Richard Lawson

Timaru Golf Club – Medal Results - 26 October 2019

Senior/Intermediate

Murray Keen 66, Steve Compton 66, David Hall 67, Pat Collins 67, Harvey King 67, Stephen Horn 67, Michael Ussher 69, Riegardt Du Plessis 69, Tony Moir 69, Jeffrey Spurdle 70, Rex Duncan 70, Dave Schrader 71, Bryce Ranger 71, Jordan Green 71, Chris Dawson 71, Paul Hubbard 72, Richard Walton 72, Grant Kake 73, Tim Mills 73, Morna Hogan 74, Dave Switalla 74, Brian Lobb 75, Sid Keen 75, Don Deeks 76, Kevin Leary 76, Lynda Brown 76, Neville Petersen 76, Susan Brown 77, Chris Diederiks 78, David McEwing 79, Craig Miller 80, Daniel Sparks 80, Steve Doyle 84,

Junior A&B

Peter Rae 67, George Emond 68, Russell Crossan 68, Mike Hogan 72, Mark Sewell 72, Alistair MacKay 72, Geoff Wilson 73, Ron Hobbs 73, Michael Flynn 74, Leath Sadler 75, Jim Annett 75, Peter Rodden 76, Don McLean 76, Owen Berrill 77, Mark Goodhew 77, Janet Rae 78, Kerrie Cady 78, Dexter Allan 78, Merv Corfield 79, Tim Hayman 79, Jeremy Small 81, John McFarlane 81

Twos:

Jordan Green, Stephen Horn, Rex Duncan, Brian Lobb, Michael Usher, Neville Petersen

NTP Senior/Intermediate – Craig Miller

NTP Junior – Russell Crossan

NTP Moore Golf – Brian Lobb