Season Six Final - 3-6 September 2009
Europe retains Swingers crown in memorable final
The Season Six final had a lot to live up to after the excitement of California last year, but this year’s final seemed to raise the bar further. So much contributed to a great event from the quality of the course and the superb hotel through to the standard of golf and the way in which all the participants bonded from the moment the event began. What’s more three great days of weather helped.
The Season Six final had a lot to live up to after the excitement of California last year, but this year’s final seemed to raise the bar further. So much contributed to a great event from the quality of the course and the superb hotel through to the standard of golf and the way in which all the participants bonded from the moment the event began. What’s more three great days of weather helped.
Throughout Thursday, finalists converged on South Lodge Hotel where despite long journeys and the onset of jet lag, everyone gathered for an informal welcome buffet where the banter began, new friends were made and old friends were reunited.
After a Friday morning relaxing at the hotel our 1950’s London bus, branded with the words ‘Swingers on tour’, arrived to take the finalists to their practice round on the Waterfall Course at Mannings Heath.
Sharing lunch with our invited gold members who were playing the first of three invitational events across the weekend, our finalists decided their pairings and headed out for their first experience of this stunning course. It was soon clear that accuracy rather than distance was the order of the day.
That night, at dinner, the teams were presented with their Bunker Mentality team shirts, before holding meetings in their team rooms led by their respective captains, Hamish Rickman (Europe) and Sean Patton (Rest of the World). You could not find two more enthusiastic captains – Hamish, the cool and calm Englishman with the experience of winning this event last year; Sean, the Aussie living in the States with a big personality and big hopes for his team. The pairings were then announced and whilst some prepared for an early start by going to bed, others prepared for an early start by hitting the bar!
As the clock struck ten past nine on Saturday morning, the announcer welcomed Europe’s Nigel Cutting onto the tee to hit the first shot of the Season 6 Final. Watched by a large crowd of fellow team mates, the opposition, plus many of that day’s invited guests, the pressure (or maybe James Gear’s Evil Knievel trousers) gets to three handicapper Nigel and he duffs his first shot straight into the rubbish in front of the tee. It’s ‘normal service resumed’ however with Nigel and James winning 4&3 against their opponents, former rugby players, Ryan Cornish and Andrew Davies.
The next pairing saw Chris Sparks and Jon Dymock, both Mentmore GC players up against ex-pat Mick Thorpe and former tennis professional Pieter Verster. Chris’ swing is a joy to watch, she lets the club do the work and her ball splits the fairway leaving her just yards from the green. Despite a close battle, Jon and Chris prove too good and take the match 2&1.
Next up is the dream team of Alastair Price and Geoff Linnell. Four years ago Alastair was playing off of 4, today he’s off scratch. Without a practice swing, he steps up to the ball and effortlessly hits a superb drive. Geoff is another great golfer and they prove too good for South African Tobie De Jonge and another ex-pat Ian Readman winning 5&4.
When Bennie Van Der Berg and last year’s finalist Ken Daly beat Andrew Lyth and Mitchell Hallbrook, with some superb and consistent golf it’s looking like a rout. But if you can count on someone to pull a point out of the bag, then Joan Heeter’s the one! Joan and Dawn Foster combined superbly to beat Ruth Abel and Margaret Tindale. Joan and Ruth have been friends for 40 years, but friendships were put aside in a 2&1 victory.
In the final pairing, French resident, Keith Eustace-Pedlar, one of our most loyal Swingers and Scotsman Bill Wood contested a close match with the Californian duo Bill Wilson and Alan Brainerd. Keith and Bill crafted a 2&1 victory to complete a 5-1 lead to Europe after day one.
Rivalries were soon forgotten however as we took our London bus down to Arundel for a boat trip past the castle and up river. Cabin Crew member Pam drew cheers from the locals for her onboard safety briefing as the boat headed to the beautiful Black Rabbit Pub where a few drinks were consumed before everyone jumped back on to the bus.
What should have been a 45 minute journey turned into a 95 minute endurance test as memories of school trips came flooding back with an estimated 10 toilet stops on the 20 mile journey back to the hotel. At one point, I think we counted 3 stops in half a mile, the final one of which was a stop at the services where McDonalds and Fray Bentos pies were consumed despite the BBQ being 10 minutes away.
The eventful journey finally ended as the bus turned into the hotel, and to the delight of a bride welcoming her wedding guests, our finalists gave out a big cheer before descending the steps to have their photographs taken with her. Visions of a certain finalist’s departure from a bus in California flashed before me but everyone managed to stay on their feet.
The BBQ was a relaxing way to end a great day and although the giant Jenga proved competitive with Ryan Cornish doing well to reach the top of the tower, all attention turned to the Singles pairings for Day Two.
Sunday came quickly and even quicker for Bennie, as he rushed to make the first tee after a rather late night enjoying the delights of dice playing with hotel residents.
The Rest of the World team needed to get off to a good start, and Joan Heeter did just that. After Chris Sparks stood up and hit a beautiful tee shot, Joan stepped up and hit the perfect tee shot. Her clenched fist to the crowd showed just what it meant and she never looked back running out a 4&3 winner.
Despite that early success, it was all Europe however. James Gear (yes, he did wear those trousers again) comfortably beat Mick Thorpe and Bennie Van Der Berg edged out Ryan Cornish who hit some monster drives, one of which claimed Longest Drive on the 17th. Pieter Verster, suffering from a cold, did well to stay with Alastair Price for so long before succumbing to a 2&1 defeat. The European ladies Ruth Abel and Margaret Tindale comfortably beat Bill Wilson and Dawn Foster respectively. Like wise, Bill Wood, Geoff Linnell and Jon Dymock all won well against Mitchell Hallbrook, Alan Brainerd and Ian Readman.
Special mention should go to Tobie De Jonge who played superbly to beat Ken Daly 5&3 and Andrew Lyth who edged out Nigel Cutting by one hole. Keith Eustace-Pedlar and Andrew Davies halved their match leaving the final score Europe 13 ½ Rest of the World 4 ½ as each pairing were welcomed on to the 18th green by the invited gold members and competition winners.
In the prize giving that followed Sean Patton, the gracious losing captain, congratulated both teams on a superb effort before Hamish Rickman presented the winning trophy to his team, a trophy which was soon filled with Magners, described by Sean as ‘the unofficial sponsor’ of the Swingers final.
Goodbyes were said to the European team, whilst the Rest of the World team who were not travelling back until the morning, enjoyed a relaxing pub dinner. No early night however, as the manager kept the bar open and Sean and members of his team told some hilarious stories which kept us all amused into the early hours. Both Luke and I agree it’s one of the funniest nights we’ve had in a long time!
Thank you to all finalists and all the invited guests who took part making this the best final so far. Thank you also to our sponsors Callaway, Bunker Mentality, Golfbidder, Volvo and T-king Golf. Finally, a special big cheer to Michelle, Jenny and Sharon from Virgin Atlantic, they are the ones who make this happen. Here’s to Season 7, keep swinging or drinking Magners!
Paul
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QUOTES
"On the tee, from Miami, representing The Rest of The World, Mick Thorpe" Oh God, please, please don't whiff the ball! Just breathe, nice and easy, you can do this, relax, just relax......Sadly for those watching, I did hit the ball okay and I could breathe again. Welcome to Season 6 Swingers Finals!! The weekend was just brilliant, difficult to convey in words. It is so much more than golf, food and alcohol (although they are integral to the success). It brings together 24 (or more) individuals from around the globe and in three days, makes them one unit. I was amazed how quickly people bond together, share stories and become themselves in such a short space of time. But it is not by accident. It is thanks to the efforts of both the Virgin and Milestone teams, who planned the event with such detail, that it was impossible not to have a great time. Okay, so we narrowly lost the match, but I am truly thankful to have been a part of the event. I have so many great memories to take home, I would not know where to begin. Besides, "what happens on tour, stays on tour!!". You can be sure that I will be working hard to make the team next year. Thanks everyone, I had a blast! I am back in Florida, laying on a sandy white beach, drinking a Corona with my wife, watching a beautiful sunset. Life is just perfect......The sad thing is, I wish I was back at Mannings Heath! Mick Thorpe, Finalist
Having the fortunate opportunity to represent your continent at the Season Ending Final makes entering the Golf League worthwhile. It is probably the closest an Amateur Golfer will get to being treated and respected like a Professional Tour Golfer (What an experience). The Final - Well where do I start, apart from my Duff Shot off the First Tee to open the Season Six Final, it was without question a superbly organised event. The Golf, Hotel and meeting up with all the Finalists some of them again after last years Final was an unforgettable experience. I did not think the Season Five Final experience could be bettered, but Season Six was by far the best. The Hotel, The South Lodge Hotel was a superb resort to have stayed at, with the accommodation being five Star and the food being of an exceptional standard. The Golf Course at Mannings Heath was in absolute awesome condition and all of us could not have wished for a better course to have participated on, in the Final. Some of us played good golf and some played bad golf, but ultimately I think we all had an enjoyable experience with unbelievable camaraderie between both teams. All of this would not be possible though without the huge generosity of Virgin Atlantic Airways and all of their staff involved in the organisation of the Season Ending Final. I feel a special thank you must go to both Paul and Luke from Milestone Events for their huge part in the management of the Flying Club Swingers Golf League throughout the season and the organisation and efficient running of the Season Ending Final. Nigel Cutting, Finalist
South Lodge Hotel and Mannings Heath Golf Club. Just fantastic. The Waterfall course magnificent. What a final it was. Many thanks to Virgin Atlantic and all at the Flying Club. The Sponsors of this final deserve a massive vote of confidence and hopefully all involved will use their products and services. Hopefully we will see them, and some new ones next season. Paul and Luke of Milestone Events must really be proud as the organisation was superb, and a very complicated event went off without a hitch. The two teams? Twenty four from various countries and walks of life joined in a concerted effort to produce their best on the day, both on and off the course!! Captains Hamish and Sean at their best. Success went to Europe on the golf course with Rest of the World nominated by me as the winners in the bar. Is there something to be learned from this? Roll on Season 7. Keith Eustace-Pedlar, Finalist
QUOTES
"On the tee, from Miami, representing The Rest of The World, Mick Thorpe" Oh God, please, please don't whiff the ball! Just breathe, nice and easy, you can do this, relax, just relax......Sadly for those watching, I did hit the ball okay and I could breathe again. Welcome to Season 6 Swingers Finals!! The weekend was just brilliant, difficult to convey in words. It is so much more than golf, food and alcohol (although they are integral to the success). It brings together 24 (or more) individuals from around the globe and in three days, makes them one unit. I was amazed how quickly people bond together, share stories and become themselves in such a short space of time. But it is not by accident. It is thanks to the efforts of both the Virgin and Milestone teams, who planned the event with such detail, that it was impossible not to have a great time. Okay, so we narrowly lost the match, but I am truly thankful to have been a part of the event. I have so many great memories to take home, I would not know where to begin. Besides, "what happens on tour, stays on tour!!". You can be sure that I will be working hard to make the team next year. Thanks everyone, I had a blast! I am back in Florida, laying on a sandy white beach, drinking a Corona with my wife, watching a beautiful sunset. Life is just perfect......The sad thing is, I wish I was back at Mannings Heath! Mick Thorpe, Finalist
Having the fortunate opportunity to represent your continent at the Season Ending Final makes entering the Golf League worthwhile. It is probably the closest an Amateur Golfer will get to being treated and respected like a Professional Tour Golfer (What an experience). The Final - Well where do I start, apart from my Duff Shot off the First Tee to open the Season Six Final, it was without question a superbly organised event. The Golf, Hotel and meeting up with all the Finalists some of them again after last years Final was an unforgettable experience. I did not think the Season Five Final experience could be bettered, but Season Six was by far the best. The Hotel, The South Lodge Hotel was a superb resort to have stayed at, with the accommodation being five Star and the food being of an exceptional standard. The Golf Course at Mannings Heath was in absolute awesome condition and all of us could not have wished for a better course to have participated on, in the Final. Some of us played good golf and some played bad golf, but ultimately I think we all had an enjoyable experience with unbelievable camaraderie between both teams. All of this would not be possible though without the huge generosity of Virgin Atlantic Airways and all of their staff involved in the organisation of the Season Ending Final. I feel a special thank you must go to both Paul and Luke from Milestone Events for their huge part in the management of the Flying Club Swingers Golf League throughout the season and the organisation and efficient running of the Season Ending Final. Nigel Cutting, Finalist
South Lodge Hotel and Mannings Heath Golf Club. Just fantastic. The Waterfall course magnificent. What a final it was. Many thanks to Virgin Atlantic and all at the Flying Club. The Sponsors of this final deserve a massive vote of confidence and hopefully all involved will use their products and services. Hopefully we will see them, and some new ones next season. Paul and Luke of Milestone Events must really be proud as the organisation was superb, and a very complicated event went off without a hitch. The two teams? Twenty four from various countries and walks of life joined in a concerted effort to produce their best on the day, both on and off the course!! Captains Hamish and Sean at their best. Success went to Europe on the golf course with Rest of the World nominated by me as the winners in the bar. Is there something to be learned from this? Roll on Season 7. Keith Eustace-Pedlar, Finalist
The finals were so much fun, everybody involved had a great time. It was also a great opportunity to make new friends and to renew old friendships from the previous year. Every detail of the weekend finals was planned down to the smallest detail. From the travel arrangements to and from the US to the hotel, the golf course and the excursions. It was a fantastic weekend of golf with many many laughs included. Andrew Davies, Finalist
Flying Club Swingers continues to grow from strength to strength and with the ever increasing numbers means that wherever you travel in the world you would almost always be able to meet up with and play a round of golf with another Swinger!! Qualifying for a final is just like experiencing the life of a Pro golfer for a few days, playing some great courses and eating some wonderful food or whether that be having your clubs and equipment all organised for you or the exhilaration of striking a great tee shot in front of an expectant crowd or holing a vital putt not for just yourself but also for the team. Flying club swingers provides the opportunity for all of this and so much more. The final was perfect in every sense, the organisation was unbelievable and just meant that we as players could just concentrate on the golf and enjoying ourselves to the full. The hotel and course were both absolutely top notch and the transport in the bus was fantastic!! There is nothing that hadn’t been thought about or planned for and nothing was ever too much trouble it was perfect just perfect. Thankyou James Gear, Finalist
My experience was fantastic!!!! It was competitive and fun to watch your results go up or down... trying to stay in the top 12 slots!!! And i was in contact with other competitors to try and set up match play ......After i earned a slot on the team we were treated to First Class golf event at Mannings Heath and South Lodge. Words can not describe the remarkable 4 days I spent in England with the "golf swingers on tour"........fantastic golf and housing......and meeting new friends from around the world!!!! Life cannot get any better!!!! i had such great fun!!! You two run a first class event from start to finish!!! i cannot say enough good things....... Joan Heeter, Finalist
My experience was fantastic!!!! It was competitive and fun to watch your results go up or down... trying to stay in the top 12 slots!!! And i was in contact with other competitors to try and set up match play ......After i earned a slot on the team we were treated to First Class golf event at Mannings Heath and South Lodge. Words can not describe the remarkable 4 days I spent in England with the "golf swingers on tour"........fantastic golf and housing......and meeting new friends from around the world!!!! Life cannot get any better!!!! i had such great fun!!! You two run a first class event from start to finish!!! i cannot say enough good things....... Joan Heeter, Finalist
Being this was my first time playing in the Swingers Event, I was totally overwhelmed with all the people I got to meet and the fantastic way the Event was put on. We had great support from everyone and everywhere we went. During my flight home many of the flight crew saw my "Rest of the World" shirt and had many questions about the Event. Several passengers questioned me about becoming members for next year. I look forward to next year and seeing many of our team members again. Many thanks to Virgin Atlantic, Mannings Heath Golf Club, South Lodge Hotel and all the others that helped put on such a great weekend. Mitchell Hallbrook, Finalist
Thanks to you, Luke and the rest of the team for what turned out to be a great weekend. There are many things that contribute to a great weekend and the Swingers final had many great contributions to make it one to remember for the rest of my life. The camaraderie between players on both sides was superb. This combined with the fabulous facilities offered by both the South Lodge Hotel and Mannings Heath Golf Club, the massages, the hospitality offered by Virgin and in particular the two captains made the few days so great. The weather was a bonus. The golf was excellent and the high level of competition brought out the best in both sides, this made the victory to Europe to retain the trophy all the better. I for one can’t wait to get stuck into next year and try to make it a hat-trick of finals. Jon Dymock, Finalist
The league is fantastic! It really helped me to get the most out of my game! It helped to be focused and to try to improve every week. The league table keeps you updated on your position and is interesting to follow and hopefully to make that top 12. Further I ensured that I booked on Virgin every time I fly as I like to support a company that runs such an exciting event. The final was even better than I have imagined. We were really looked after well and the event was organised perfectly! People from all over the world just came together like they have been friends forever! The relaxed mood of the event also helped everyone to just be themselves and we all had a great time! The golf course was also very good and it was just a lot of fun! Can’t wait for next year!!! Pieter Verster, Finalist
What an excellent event! Well done to the personnel and organisers from Virgin Atlantic and Milestone Events for organising a great final. I had a great time and will definitely encourage more friends to join the Virgin Swingers and try to qualify for the next season finale. Bennie Van Der Berg, Finalist
What a fantastic event!!! As a first time Swinger, I had no idea what to expect, but the weekend was meticulously planned and executed. The sponsor prizes were of top quality (the Bunker Mentality shirts we wore for the final 2 days were extremely smart!). It was also a great business networking event, giving us a chance to meet with a group of like minded people and discuss our various businesses. Thanks to Virgin and to Milestone Events; I shall be working hard on my handicap in an attempt to qualify for 2010. Ian Readman, Finalist
RESULTS
FLYING CLUB SWINGERS FINAL
NEAREST THE PIN – DAY ONE – ALASTAIR PRICE
LONGEST DRIVE – DAY ONE – CHRIS SPARKS
NEAREST THE PIN – DAY TWO – JON DYMOCK
LONGEST DRIVE – DAY TWO – RYAN CORNISH
FINAL RESULTS – DAY ONE
NIGEL CUTTING & JAMES GEAR (EUROPE) BEAT RYAN CORNISH & ANDREW DAVIES (ROW) 4&3
JON DYMOCK & CHRIS SPARKS (EUROPE) BEAT MICK THORPE & PIETER VERSTER (ROW) 2&1
ALASTAIR PRICE & GEOFF LINNELL (EUROPE) BEAT TOBIE DE JONGE & IAN READMAN (ROW) 5&4
BENNIE VAN DER BERG & KEN DALY (EUROPE) BEAT ANDREW LYTH & MITCHELL HALLBROOK (ROW) BY 1 HOLE
JOAN HEETER & DAWN FOSTER (ROW) BEAT RUTH ABEL & MARGARET TINDALE (EUROPE) 2&1
KEITH EUSTACE-PEDLAR & BILL WOOD (EUROPE) BEAT BILL WILSON & ALAN BRAINERD 2&1
EUROPE 5 ROW 1
FINAL RESULTS – DAY TWO
JOAN HEETER (ROW) BEATS CHRIS SPARKS (EUROPE) 4&3
JAMES GEAR (EUROPE) BEATS MICK THORPE (ROW) 4&2
BENNIE VAN DER BERG (EUROPE) BEATS RYAN CORNISH (ROW) BY 1 HOLE
ALASTAIR PRICE (EUROPE) BEATS PIETER VERSTER 2&1
RUTH ABEL (EUROPE) BEATS BILL WILSON (ROW) 5&4
MARGARET TINDALE (EUROPE) BEATS DAWN FOSTER (ROW) 4&3
TOBIE DE JONGE (ROW) BEATS KEN DALY (EUROPE) 5&4
KEITH EUSTACE PEDLAR (EUROPE) HALVES MATCH WITH ANDREW DAVIES (ROW)
ANDREW LYTH (ROW) BEATS NIGEL CUTTING (EUROPE) BY 1 HOLE
BILL WOOD (EUROPE) BEATS MITCHELL HALLBROOK (ROW) 6&5
GEOFF LINNELL (EUROPE) BEATS ALAN BRAINERD (ROW) 5&3
JON DYMOCK (EUROPE) BEATS IAN READMAN (ROW) 3&2
EUROPE 8 ½ ROW 3 ½
FINAL MATCH RESULT – EUROPE WINS 13 ½ 4 ½
EUROPE RETAINS SWINGERS TROPHY
FRIDAY INVITATIONAL
NEAREST THE PIN – ROB WILLIAMS
LONGEST DRIVE – BRUCE STANLEY
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD WINNER – PAUL MITCHELL 34PTS (COUNTBACK)
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD RUNNER-UP – ROB WILLIAMS 34PTS
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD THIRD PLACE – JOHN LINGARD 33PTS
FRIDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
FRIDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
PAUL MITCHELL 34PTS
ROB WILLIAMS 34
JOHN LINGARD 32
MARTIN WILLIAMS 32
STEVEN GLASS 32
CHRIS JAGGERS 30
STEVE COLLINGWOOD 29
GRAHAM PIELOW 29
MARTIN STEER 29
TOD LOCKARD 28
CRAIG SCOTT 28
HARRY SHAW 28
SELWYN COOPER 27
LEON LOBERMAN 27
ANDREW MEDLOCK 26
PAUL MORRISON 26
JONATHAN GOLDSMID 26
BRUCE STANLEY 26
PETER MATTHEWS 24
BRYSON CRASKE 24
IAN WALKERDINE 24
JIM MCINTOSH 24
NEIL GLEGHORN 24
MICHAEL SIMPSON 23
IAN WALLER 23
GARRY MANCINI 22
GRAEME GILBERT 21
TERRY HEAVER 21
PAUL SIMPSON 20
DARYN GROSSMITH 20
PETER BARNWELL 19
BERNARD HARRINGTON 19
DAVID GODLEY 19
PAUL BLOOMFIELD 18
PAT SMITH 18
KEITH MITCHELL 17
GIFI FIELDS 17
THOMAS TANNER 16
MICHAEL MOORE 16
GERRY MARSH 16
FRANK MIRTLE 12
ANDREW HERROD 10
GRACE WANG 9
MATTHEW GILLICK 9
DAVID KEEN 8
ROB WILLIAMS 34
JOHN LINGARD 32
MARTIN WILLIAMS 32
STEVEN GLASS 32
CHRIS JAGGERS 30
STEVE COLLINGWOOD 29
GRAHAM PIELOW 29
MARTIN STEER 29
TOD LOCKARD 28
CRAIG SCOTT 28
HARRY SHAW 28
SELWYN COOPER 27
LEON LOBERMAN 27
ANDREW MEDLOCK 26
PAUL MORRISON 26
JONATHAN GOLDSMID 26
BRUCE STANLEY 26
PETER MATTHEWS 24
BRYSON CRASKE 24
IAN WALKERDINE 24
JIM MCINTOSH 24
NEIL GLEGHORN 24
MICHAEL SIMPSON 23
IAN WALLER 23
GARRY MANCINI 22
GRAEME GILBERT 21
TERRY HEAVER 21
PAUL SIMPSON 20
DARYN GROSSMITH 20
PETER BARNWELL 19
BERNARD HARRINGTON 19
DAVID GODLEY 19
PAUL BLOOMFIELD 18
PAT SMITH 18
KEITH MITCHELL 17
GIFI FIELDS 17
THOMAS TANNER 16
MICHAEL MOORE 16
GERRY MARSH 16
FRANK MIRTLE 12
ANDREW HERROD 10
GRACE WANG 9
MATTHEW GILLICK 9
DAVID KEEN 8
SATURDAY INVITATIONAL
NEAREST THE PIN – SHIV KHAZANCHI
LONGEST DRIVE – JOHN WAKELY
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD WINNER – ALEX LAWTON 34PTS (COUNTBACK)
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD RUNNER-UP – ALAN HAMILTON 34PTS
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD THIRD PLACE – ADRIAN KNOWLES 33PTS
SATURDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
SATURDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
ALEX LAWTON 34PTS
ALAN HAMILTON 34
ADRIAN KNOWLES 33
ROBERT HARPER 32
STEVE WELTMAN 30
DAVID WAKLEY 28
JACOB AKOL 28
CHARLES DOYLE 27
JOHN WAKELY 27
ANDY BOARD 26
GEOFF JASPAN 25
RON JAMIESON 25
JOHN COGAN 24
TOM BRADY 24
LUKE ANAMOURLIS 24
NIGEL FREEMANTLE 23
ROB SHERMAN 23
DAVE BRACKPOOL 23
ANDREW MEREDITH 22
ALEX BARCLAY 22
JONO SUMNER 21
KATE BROOKS 21
SHIV KHAZANCHI 19
DAVID COOKE 19
KIM TASSELL 19
VICTOR BENJAMIN 17
PATRICK YAN 17
GRAHAM GROSE 16
COLIN BAUM 16
CRAIG WHITNEY 15
JOHN LOWE 6
ALAN HAMILTON 34
ADRIAN KNOWLES 33
ROBERT HARPER 32
STEVE WELTMAN 30
DAVID WAKLEY 28
JACOB AKOL 28
CHARLES DOYLE 27
JOHN WAKELY 27
ANDY BOARD 26
GEOFF JASPAN 25
RON JAMIESON 25
JOHN COGAN 24
TOM BRADY 24
LUKE ANAMOURLIS 24
NIGEL FREEMANTLE 23
ROB SHERMAN 23
DAVE BRACKPOOL 23
ANDREW MEREDITH 22
ALEX BARCLAY 22
JONO SUMNER 21
KATE BROOKS 21
SHIV KHAZANCHI 19
DAVID COOKE 19
KIM TASSELL 19
VICTOR BENJAMIN 17
PATRICK YAN 17
GRAHAM GROSE 16
COLIN BAUM 16
CRAIG WHITNEY 15
JOHN LOWE 6
SUNDAY INVITATIONAL
NEAREST THE PIN – JOHN BOLODEOKU
LONGEST DRIVE – GEORGE COPLEY
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD WINNER – PAUL FRANK 37PTS (COUNTBACK)
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD RUNNER-UP – BARRY LEE 37PTS
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD THIRD PLACE – MARK DAVIES 33PTS
SUNDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
SUNDAY INVITATIONAL RESULTS
PAUL FRANK 37PTS
BARRY LEE 37
MARK DAVIES 33
DAVID BELLINGHAM 32
NICHOLAS MOUNTFIELD 31
KONSTANTIN VOGEL 31
NICK PULFORD 30
CHRIS MILFORD 29
GEORGE COPLEY 29
JURGEN SCHWABE 29
RICHARD CARPENTER 28
MALCOLM GOLD 27
CHARLES STEWART 27
GEOFF BRIGGS 27
BRIN COX 26
MARTIN DERRICK 26
LOVEEN ISRANI 26
TOM GOODWIN 26
KEVIN ROBINS 25
JOE BARRETT 25
NICOLA ORCHARD-BUNGAY 24
DWAYNE TAYLOR 24
GEORGE BAILEY 23
LUKE SLATFORD 22
HING C KUNG 22
JOHN BOLODEOKU 22
PETER WILGOSS 22
GEFF BRIANT 22
NICK HAYWARD 21
ROB NEWMAN 21
ANDREW PRING 20
ALAN SPARKES 19
SALLY THOMAS 19
DECLAN KILCLINE 13
NIGEL JOHNSON 13
ROB BOLT 12
BARRY LEE 37
MARK DAVIES 33
DAVID BELLINGHAM 32
NICHOLAS MOUNTFIELD 31
KONSTANTIN VOGEL 31
NICK PULFORD 30
CHRIS MILFORD 29
GEORGE COPLEY 29
JURGEN SCHWABE 29
RICHARD CARPENTER 28
MALCOLM GOLD 27
CHARLES STEWART 27
GEOFF BRIGGS 27
BRIN COX 26
MARTIN DERRICK 26
LOVEEN ISRANI 26
TOM GOODWIN 26
KEVIN ROBINS 25
JOE BARRETT 25
NICOLA ORCHARD-BUNGAY 24
DWAYNE TAYLOR 24
GEORGE BAILEY 23
LUKE SLATFORD 22
HING C KUNG 22
JOHN BOLODEOKU 22
PETER WILGOSS 22
GEFF BRIANT 22
NICK HAYWARD 21
ROB NEWMAN 21
ANDREW PRING 20
ALAN SPARKES 19
SALLY THOMAS 19
DECLAN KILCLINE 13
NIGEL JOHNSON 13
ROB BOLT 12