Queensland Cricketers' Club Social Golf Club

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Queensland Cricketers' Club
Social Golf Club

Date Sunday, 21 March 2004 Golf Course Gold Coast Country

Event Third Round of the Matchplay and a 4BBB Stableford

Winners John Mordacz & Jim Kemp = 44 points(on a countback) Runners-up Simon Hart & Chris Mulhall = 44 points

Long Drives 6th = Luke Donaldson - A Grade: Gary Vugler - B Grade

Approach 11th = Allan Duke

Nearest the Pins 4th = Col Shannon; 8th = Noel Pittard; 12th = Brian Dawson; 17th = Peter Wright

Extra Information There were 19 players including 2 visitors, Chris Mulhall and Luke Donaldson and a new member, Gary Vugler who played the course in good weather conditions.
The course was in quite good condition but certainly better than the last time we played there and the greens were true with very little break.
The Sergeant-at-Arms created a new interest in the games called "The Putting Python" but the rules are very flexible at the moment. The last person to finish with the Python on the 18th hole of each group pays a fine.
The next game is at Gailes and there are only 4 members left in the Match Play.
It is also time for members to be thinking about whether you are coming on the trip to Gympie/Nambour on the 15/16 May.
Information brochures will be handed out at Gailes and names will be collected soon after.

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Date	Sunday, 21 March 2004	Golf Course	Gold Coast Country
Event	Third Round of the Matchplay and a 4BBB Stableford
Winners	John Mordacz & Jim Kemp = 44 points(on a countback)	Runners-up	Simon Hart & Chris Mulhall = 44 points
Long Drives	6th = Luke Donaldson - A Grade: Gary Vugler - B Grade
Approach	11th = Allan Duke
Nearest the Pins	4th = Col Shannon; 8th = Noel Pittard; 12th = Brian Dawson; 17th = Peter Wright
Extra Information	There were 19 players including 2 visitors, Chris Mulhall and Luke Donaldson and a new member, Gary Vugler who played the course in good weather conditions. The course was in quite good condition but certainly better than the last time we played there and the greens were true with very little break. The Sergeant-at-Arms created a new interest in the games called "The Putting Python" but the rules are very flexible at the moment. The last person to finish with the Python on the 18th hole of each group pays a fine. The next game is at Gailes and there are only 4 members left in the Match Play. It is also time for members to be thinking about whether you are coming on the trip to Gympie/Nambour on the 15/16 May. Information brochures will be handed out at Gailes and names will be collected soon after.