Despite the small field the competition was fierce and the desire to win undiminished and it was Seri Tytherleigh who took home the coveted Maleny Property Rentals glassware by carding a net 74 to win on a countback from Penny Edwards. Penny looked set to triumph until some errant shots on the last two holes derailed her campaign. Margaret Goodger came in 3rd place with 76.

Seri also claimed nearest the pin on the 3rd. For the full match report CLICK HERE.

Congratulations to Penny Edwards who won the day with 37 points. Liz Mellish was the runner up with 32 and Margaret Goodger was third with a 31 on a count back over Margaret Trigger with a 31. Nearest the Pin on hole 5 wen to Liz. For the full match report CLICK HERE.

The pin positions were particularly tough, presenting another tough test off the Blue Markers. Congratulations to Marcus Wellington who carded a net 67 to win the A Grade Medal while Mike Finley was the runner up (70) on a count back from Blake Wellington. Richard Clayton won the B Grade Medal (again!) with a net 68 – 2 clear of runner up Peter Gilbert with Chris Plummer in 3rd on 71.

Neil Gould had another terrific round to card a net 64 – the best net score of the day which  earned him both the C Grade Medal and a $30 voucher. Noah Child-Freeman was the runner up on 71 with Geoff Smith in 3rd on 73. Nearest the pins on the 3rd and 5th went to Bill Reynolds, Marcus Wellington on the 12th and Mike Finley on the 14th.

Tom Kennedy mounted yet another successful defence of the Maleny Mug when it transpired that his only rival on the day had to be disqualified for not being of the requisite age.

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Tom Kennedy won today with a score of 42 stableford , John Pottage with a coun tback 0f 38, Rod Waldron 38. Our nearest to the Pin winners are Peter Gilbert on the 3rd and Ray Harvey from Caloundra on the 5th. For the full match report CLICK HERE.

The sun finally came out for the first time in almost a week so a good field turned out to play. However, it was Tom Bertwistle who collected the winner’s prize (which he had to present to himself) after recording a score of 39 points. Tom won on a count back from Jack Day with Marcus Wellington just a point back on 38 in third place. Nearest the Pins went to Mike Finley on the 3rd and Mark Green on the 5th. For the full competition report Click Here.