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Skilful Sandy provides winning chip

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THERE was something a little different at the Union Motors open day at Southbroom Golf Club last Friday.

In a surprise twist, the top five fourballs qualified for a monster ‘play-off’.

The catch was that one person would tee off, another hit the second shot, and so on.

There was much excitement, with some 20 players on the fairway, and pro Derek James directing operations.

A crowd gathered on the putting green to watch it all unfold.

Two teams tied after playing the 18th, so there was a chip-off, with Sandy Fitzgerald providing the finesse required to win first prize!

Peet du Preez (left) congratulates the winners of the Union Motors open day at Southbroom Golf Club last Friday. They are (from left) Errol and Trish Amm, with Sandy and Gerald Fitzgerald.
Peet du Preez (left) congratulates the winners of the Union Motors open day at Southbroom Golf Club last Friday. They are (from left) Errol and Trish Amm, with Sandy and Gerald Fitzgerald.

Results:

August 13: 1 John Scott and Chris Miller 46 pts; 2 Dudley Simmonds and Kerry Fielden, Colin McKay and Dix Vorster, both 45 pts.

Women – Allyson Thomas and Margaret Sherratt 47 pts; 2 Lorraine Cook and Augustine D’Ewes 47 pts; 3 Lee Mutch and Sharon Turnbull-Jackson 44 pts.

August 15 (Union Motors open day): 1 Gerald and Sandy Fitzgerald, Errol and Trish Amm; 2 Errol Rudman, Roy Watkins, Jake Roos and Pat McCormick; 3 Jannie Ackerman, Jason Ackerman, Mark Burnett and Mike Anthony.

Nearest the pins, sponsored by Coles Kitchens: Tim D’Ewes (4th), Marius Botha (8th), Hendrik Botha (11th) and Sandy Fitzgerald (14th). Closest for two: Gavin Sole (5th and 15th).

August 16: 1 Derek Shusha, Simon Shusha, Gavin Sole and Gary Purtell 91 pts; 2 Dudley Simmonds, Kerry Fielden, Graham Volck and Rob Meydell 89 pts; 3 Bob Thomas, Bob Clark, Gerald Fitzgerald and Errol Amm 88 pts.Women – Lorraine Cook, Shelley Myers, Karen Bridgeford and Eileen Neilson 83 pts; 2 Sheila Calenborne, Jenny Westray, Lyn Doveton and Jackie van Eeden 78 pts. Eileen had a hole-in-one at the 4th.

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Greg proves too good

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MARGATE Country Club’s Greg Hornby won the LSC Sages tournament played at Port Shepstone and Margate CC last week.

He scored 160 over the two days to secure the championship title.

Results:

August 12: 1 Shannon Gottlieb 36 pts; 2 Evelyn Burls 35 pts; 3 Sandi Johnston 35 pts.

Alliance – 1 Evelyn Burls, Lynn Meek and Lesley Erasmus 80 pts.

Longest Day – Chiappini Boshoff, Beryl Williamson and Jean Page.

August 13 (Wobblers): 1 Hans Dallinger, Dave Parsons and Hans Bielhartz; 2 Roy Knight, Nico van Vuuren and Cyril Greensmith.

Arthur Tomlinson Floater – Freddie Boshoff, Tokie Janeke and Thys Bothma.

August 14: 1 Alan Davies shot the lights out, gross 73 off a 12 handicap for a nett 61! 2 Graham Scowby nett 69; 3 Fanie Terblanche nett 71.

Nearest the pin on the 16th, sponsored by Hibiscus Retirement Villages, Alan Davies.

August 16: 1 Doug Johnston and Dave Morrison 46 pts; 2 Gert Luus and Nico Wentzel 46 pts; 3 Norman Bridger and Bob Weanie 46 pts.

Women (Connie’s Day): 1 Evelyn Burls and Shannon Gottlieb 45 pts; 2 Sandi Johnston and Lexley Lewis 42 pts.

The Sages Lower South Coast club championships were held over two days, with the first day being held at Port Shepstone Country Club and the final day at Margate Country Club, with 31 players competing on each day. The winner of the championships on a score of 160 was Greg Hornby (right), pictured being congratulated by chairman Piet Ludick. SUBMITTED
The Sages Lower South Coast club championships were held over two days, with the first day being held at Port Shepstone Country Club and the final day at Margate Country Club, with 31 players competing on each day. The winner of the championships on a score of 160 was Greg Hornby (right), pictured being congratulated by chairman Piet Ludick.
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Hospice day is a hit

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THE South Coast Hospice golf day proved a resounding success last Saturday, with the club and course abuzz with activity.

Hospice CEO Di van Dyk thanked the golfers for their support and looked forward to next year’s event.

Results:

August 13: 1 Kevin Loring and Graham Dickson 48 pts; 2 Jesse Verster and Jacky van Heerden 45 pts.

August 14: 1 Melissa Eaton, Nicola Gutzeit, Colleen Eaton and Corky Kirby; 2 Yzelle Greyling, Lizzie Currie, Jenine de Meyer and Melody Watson-Morris.

August 16 (South Coast Hospice golf day): 1 Howard Frizelle and Louis Klopper 49 pts; 2 Steve McCarroll and Shaun Nathanson 47 pts; 3 Tony Fairbairn and Carl Grobler 47 pts; 4 Gavin van Wyk and Terry Kotze 46 pts; 5 Neil Retief and Christo Jansen van Vuuren 45 pts; 6 Ivan Fabricius and Abel Yeeranna 45 pts; 7 Mike Webster and Giovanni Lodetti 45 pts.

Longest drive – Bryan Lind and Yzelle Greyling. Nearest the pins: Andy Platt (5th), Carl Grobler (8th), Howard Frizelle (14th), Ronnie Mtshaka (17th).

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