Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeSportMonthly Mug goes to Scholes

Monthly Mug goes to Scholes

NOOSA GOLF
THERE were 203 entrants in the Monthly Mug Stableford played on Tuesday 8 November. Scratch Rating (M): 70.0.
Winners – A Grade: Jim Scholes 10, 39; David Mills 8, 39; John Hillis 11, 39; Murray McMillan 12, 38.
B Grade: Graham Dacombe 16, 40; Michael Gafa 14, 40; Donald O’Donnell 15, 39; Chris Misios 13, 39.
C Grade: Dean McAndrew 21, 42; Bob Cox 19, 40; Greg Moore 22, 39; Jim Booth 23, 39.
Place Getters: Peter Bynes 17, 39; Colin White 25, 38; Tim Dolan 18, 38; Ken Robinson 9, 38; Gary Webster 6, 38; Douglas Byrnes 17, 37; Neville Hazlett 8, 37; Dean Smallman 7, 37; Frank Gava 24, 37; John Tidy 15, 37; Bobby Kennedy 21, 37; Barry Robinson 15, 36; Ken Morrow 14, 36; Robin Bray 12, 36; Dave Tebbutt 13, 36; Bruce Osborne 11, 36; Bruce Blakemore 11, 36; Bryce Smith 20, 36; John Hughes 16, 36; Alan Coey 10, 36.
Nearest to Pin – A Grade: 5th Coman Reynolds; 7th David Mills; 10th Chuck Dahl; 12th Neville Hazlett.
B Grade: 5th John Naulty; 7th Peter Baynes; 10th Craig Strudwick; 12th Michael Storrer.
C Grade: 5th Richard Bennet; 7th Warren Walker; 12th Bruce Howden.
Sweepstakes: 1 Michael Gafa; 2 Donald O’Donnell; 3 David Mills.
There were 235 entrants in the 4BBB Nett Stroke men’s competition played on Saturday 12 November. Scratch Rating (M): 70.0.
Overall Winners: Cooper Clarke and Dave Tebbutt 59; Steven Lane and Peter Blyth 59; Christopher Townson and Christopher 59.
Place Getters: Geoffrey Smith and David Young 59; Michael Moodie and Lee Elvy 60; Lee Christie and Robert Hemmings 60; Bronson White and Colin White 60; Bruce Osborne and John Welch 61; Rick Coneybeare and Michael O’Connor 61; Barry Robinson and Steve Paul 61; Dale Officer and Phil Creek 61; Neville Hazlett and Peter O’Brien 61.
Great Score: Neville Hazlett and Alex Officer
Nearest to Pin – A Grade: 5th Coman Reynolds; 7th Alan Coey; 10th Neville Hazlett; 12th Brian Jackson.
B Grade: 5th Michael Gafa; 7th Phillip Oyston; 10th Mark Ostwald; 12th Michael Norman.
C Grade: 5th Peter Croasdaile; 7th Andrew Broad; 10th Frank Gava; 12th Peter Turnbull.

COOROY GOLF
WOMEN
THE last Women’s Monthly Medals for 2016 were hard fought for.
On Thursday 3 November, the winners were Fay Wiggins (67), Maria Taurer (66), and Barbara Taylor (68). Maria Taurer had the best score of the day with Fay Wiggins runner-up. With the greens recently renovated, putting was a bit of a hit or miss affair and there were three players with the least putts – Carole Clancy, Fay Wiggins, Shay Zulpo (30).
Rundowns went to Barbara Taylor (68), Wendy Morse (69), Lavinia Hill (69), Muriel Willett (70), Aileen Morton (71), Shay Zulpo (72), Lyn Blackmore (73), Mary Miller (73) and Assunta Easton (73).
Approaches were won by Lyn Blackmore, Maria Taurer and Kaye Gilmour. The scores on Saturday 5 November were even more impressive.
Lauris Mitchell was a clear winner of the Monthly Medal with a magic nett (57). Sarah Brogden’s (63) earned her runner-up and the rundowns went to Karen Hall (64), Lynne Dawson (65), Lyn Blackmore (68) and Bronwyn Woolbank (70). Lyn Blackmore won the putting (24) and the pin shot.
All those who won Monthly Medals during 2016 are now eligible to compete in the Medal of Medals on 24 November.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Pedal and pump on local tracks

Rollers, berms and flowing turns are drawing riders back again and again to two popular Sunshine Coast pump tracks. These purpose-built spaces...

Community update

More News

Melbourne Olympics 70 years

Triple gold medallist Dawn Fraser and fellow Olympians from the Sunshine Coast will be among those celebrating the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Melbourne...

Home battery rebate, a game changer

When Andrew and Jenny moved into their new townhouse in Tewantin in late 2025, one of the first things they did was install solar...

Community update

From singing and bush care to service clubs and art, there is a wide variety of groups in Noosa. YANDINA COUNTRY MUSIC ACMA welcomes WOTYAGET as...

A more sustainable Bali

Bali has always been a popular ‘go to’ destination for antipodeans, and more recently the World. Tourists are now travelling far and wide for...

Council to highlight issues at NGA

Noosa Council have submitted six motions, all initiated by Cr Amelia Lorentson, for consideration by the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) National General Assembly...

$15m Noosaville Bus Depot Opens

A $15 million investment in Noosa’s public transport network is set to bolster bus services across the northern Sunshine Coast, with operator Kinetic officially...

Lachlan’s legacy makes powerful impression

Precede The creation of the Lachlan Hughes Foundation to honour the life of a young farmer is making dramatic changes in the lives of others...

Surfing culture muscles up

To be honest, it doesn’t take that much to get our surfing councillor, Tom Wegener, excited – a one-foot wave at Tea Tree will...

Jazzing it up

Jazz lovers are in for a treat on Friday 27 March as live music comes to the heart of the Noosa in Noosaville with...

Huge drug bust

Police have seized more than $3 million worth of dangerous drugs and charged 25 people following a major trafficking investigation in Gladstone, about four...