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Noosa golf results

COOROY GOLF CLUB
Women’s Stableford results for 29 May.
Trophy: Wendy Morse.
Winner: Anita Highland (38); runner-up Margie Lucas (35).
Rundown: Helen Doughty 34, Juanita Langford 34, Sonja Cordwell 33, Shane Zulpo 32, Terri Cairns 31, Anne Kenzler 30, Maria Taurer 30, Lyn Becker 29, Assunta Easton 29, Lyn Blackmore 29.
Approaches: Margie Lucas, Desley Walker and Lyn Becker.
Longest Putt: Margie Lucas.

TEWANTIN NOOSA GOLF CLUB
Stableford results played on 30 May. Seventh round progressive. A grade winner: L. Idiens 43, runners-up: M. MacNish 42. B grade: G. Dolton 41 countback; F. Bates 41. C grade: G. Smith 41, P. Neate 40.
Nearest the pins – A grade: Fifth P. Telley, seventh T. Loveridge; 10th P. Sanderson; 12th M. MacNish. B grade: T. Latimer, A. Lonie, B. Roper, J. Rusanen. C grade: C. Heath, L. Callaghan, M. Grgich, D. Stewart.
Pro’s Approach – A grade: W. Brenner 8 balls; B grade: D. Hildebrandt 8 balls.
Noosa Medifirst (2 balls), second shot to 18: M. Nasserredin.
Birdie box – A grade 33 balls; B 8; C 14.

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