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James Kramte wins Estcourt Open

The main event over the weekend, the Estcourt Open, saw 30 players in Division A and 23 players in Division B play 36 holes of medal

Estcourt Golf Club played host to a whole weekend of golf, starting off on Friday with the fourball alliance competition.

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Winning on the day was the team of Arnold and Gail Boettiger, George van Niekerk and Paul Fick on 126 points.
A big thank you to Orange Grove Dairies and Blurock Quarries for making Friday a success with their generous sponsorship.

Then on Saturday, a betterball competition was played. Winning on 48 points were Faizal Deasai and Zaffar Jhetam.

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The main event over the weekend, the Estcourt Open, sponsored by Eskort Limited, saw 30 players in Division A and 23 players in Division B play 36 holes of medal.

Vusi Ntanzi made a mighty swing while teeing off at the much anticipated Estcourt Open.

Results are as follows:

Best overall nett:
1. C Elworthy – 136.
2. L Hume – 137.
3. M Dlamini – 138.
4. S Kunene 139.
5. V Ntanzi 142.

B Division:
1. L Hume – 155.
2. M Khumalo – 158.
3. George van Niekerk 161.
4. R Goodoon – 165.
5. K Knock – 167.

A Division:
1. James Kramte – 136.
2. M Phillips – 141.
3. S Kunene – 143.
4. E Ndwande – 143.
5. A Inggs – 143.

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Sihle Ntenjwa

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