Players take advantage of perfect conditions at Pollak Park Golf Club
The betterball Stableford was the second competition of the weekend after the meat competition on Friday.
Players were in great spirit on Saturday morning as they gathered at the Pollak Park Golf Club.
The morning was perfect for golf and players were kitted out in their club colours, with many visiting from nearby clubs such as the Springs Country Club.
The betterball Stableford was the second competition of the weekend after the meat competition on Friday.
Schalk Bloem emerged as the winner with 22 points, with Bazil Houndalas coming second.
In the betterball Stableford, the pair of William van Wyk and Reno Geldenhuys claimed the top spot with 51 points.
Runner-up was Clair Gosse and Justin Cunha on 49 points on count out.
Neil van Rooyen and Justin Cunha claimed third place with 49 points.
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In the IPS competition on Sunday, Paul Douglass won with 32 on count out.
2 Clubs
• France du Toit on the fourth
• Bazil Houndalas on the fourth
• Dewies van Deventer on the sixth
• Neil van Rooyen on the 17th
• Johan Venter on the 17th
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Last Saturday, the club also held their regular Gingers Golf Day.
Golfer Bruce Gardner says: “We really thought the golf may be washed out due to the weather forecast, but it cleared nicely in the morning to enable our field of 45-odd players to have a most enjoyable round in the pleasant cool weather.
“The scores reflected the more difficult course following the plentiful rains of the past two weeks and certainly the whole course is looking wonderful and the fairways lovely and lush too.
“Our thanks to Rob von Velzen and the staff for all their work in producing a really beautiful golf course for us to play on and enjoy.”
Elandré Kruger won with 38 points, Robert Bryan was a close second with 36 points, followed by Alan Naude in third place with 35 points.
Longest day went to Jamie Supra with 16 points, nearest the pin on the fourth hole went to Robert Bryan, and the longest drive on the 18th hole went to Elandré Kruger.
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