Simon Dundon from Bathurst Winner of B grade with an excellent score of 42 points

Central West vets golf report for game played at Wentworth November 9

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Another game of Central West vets’ golf and another attendance record took a tumble with a field of 96 golfing vets playing a round of golf at the Wentworth Golf Club. This was the biggest field at Wentworth that I am aware of.

As members of the Central West Vets’ we get to play on some of the best golf courses in the Central West and Wentworth was not an exception. The course was in excellent condition with a good coverage of grass on the fairways and greens in excellent condition and a pleasure to putt on. The excellent service provided by the proshop staff and the lunch provided after the game was very much appreciated by all of us.

On to golf results.

An excellent golf course is a good promoter of good scores and so it was today with all the prize winners playing to their handicap or better.

First in A grade was Dennis Fardell from Wentworth with the exceptional score of 43 points. Dennis started off like a house on fire with 21 points on the first nine and continued with another 22 points on the back nine.

Not far behind on second place was Colin Radford from Duntryleague with 41 points. Colin played two solid nines of 20 points on the first nine and 21 points on the back nine.

The winner in B grade was Simon Dundon from Bathurst with a score of 42 points. Simon had an excellent first nine of 23 points followed by 19 points on the back nine. Second was Alan Orton a very good supporter of vets’ golf from Duntryleague with 39 points.

The ladies’ comp winner was Laurell Gassman from Wentworth with 38 points. Laurell had a solid start of 18 points on the front nine followed by 20 points on the back nine.   Second was Trish Harvey also from Wentworth with 36 points. Trish had a slow start to her round but made good ground on the back nine with 21 points

The ball sweep went down to 34 points on a countback and the nearest to the pin winners were David Gates on the 3rd, Julie Bye on the 5th, Tony Bye on the 6th, Dennis Fardell on the 13th and Colin Fardell on the 17th.

Next Central West vets' game will be at Molong on November 23. It will be the final round of the Ultimate Golf Challenge.

Starting times booking sheet is open on our website www.cwvetsgof.com

Good golfing everyone, see you at Molong
Manuel Pro