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Date Saturday 15 May 2004 Golf Courses Harrison Park at Gympie

Event Aggregate Stableford

Winners Charles Jackson and Jan Blackman = 64 points Runners-up Brian Dawson and John Mordacz = 49 points

Long Drive 16th = John Mordacz
Approach 8th = (no one)

Nearest the Pins 3rd = (no one); 6th = (no one); 9th = (no one); 12th = (no one); 14th = (no one); 17th = Jim Kemp

Extra Information There were 10 players with one visitor, Ron Ostwald, brother of Neville.
What a great golf course Gympie turned out to be. It was well prepared and quite difficult with small greens and difficult pin placements. It was, at times, very hard to find where the next tee was as there was quite a walk between green and tee on some holes.

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Date Sunday 16 May 2004 Golf Courses Nambour

Event 6x6x6 3 MEMBER-TEAM Stableford and a Putting Competition

Winners Jim Kemp, Charles Jackson and Allan Duke = 79 points Runners-up Jan Blackman, Kaye Blackburn and Trisha Quinn = 73 points

Long Drive 3rd = (no one)
Approach 9th = Brian Dawson

Nearest the Pins 2nd = Kaye Blackburn; 6th = (no one); 8th = Brian Dawson; 10th = Neville Ostwald; 14th = Jan Blackman; 17th = Neville Ostwald

Putting Competition Jim Kemp = 29 putts; Brian Dawson = 30 putts

Extra Information There were 9 players for the early morning breakfast at the golf course at 7:30am and golf to start at 8:30am at Nambour. We spent the evening together at the Nambour RSL as we stayed at Nambour Motor Inn for the night.
What a great golf course Nambour is too with 2 holes having very high tees and fairways about 40 metres below and it was tremendous to watch the ball fly into the distance above the fairway. Every hole was different with very few being flat and straight. What an interesting course!
All members who went away for the weekend and played Gympie and Nambour said that they would never try to walk either of the courses. Nambour is positively mountainous with great slopes down the hill-sides. It was well prepared, green and quite difficult with medium sized greens.
From the putting competition, you can see that some great putts were made.

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Date	Saturday 15 May 2004	Golf Courses	Harrison Park at Gympie
Event	Aggregate Stableford
Winners	Charles Jackson and Jan Blackman = 64 points	Runners-up	Brian Dawson and John Mordacz = 49 points
Long Drive	16th = John Mordacz
Approach	8th = (no one)
Nearest the Pins	3rd = (no one); 6th = (no one); 9th = (no one); 12th = (no one); 14th = (no one); 17th = Jim Kemp
Extra Information	There were 10 players with one visitor, Ron Ostwald, brother of Neville. What a great golf course Gympie turned out to be. It was well prepared and quite difficult with small greens and difficult pin placements. It was, at times, very hard to find where the next tee was as there was quite a walk between green and tee on some holes.

Date	Sunday 16 May 2004	Golf Courses	Nambour
Event	6x6x6 3 MEMBER-TEAM Stableford and a Putting Competition
Winners	Jim Kemp, Charles Jackson and Allan Duke = 79 points	Runners-up	Jan Blackman, Kaye Blackburn and Trisha Quinn = 73 points
Long Drive	3rd = (no one)
Approach	9th = Brian Dawson
Nearest the Pins	2nd = Kaye Blackburn; 6th = (no one); 8th = Brian Dawson; 10th = Neville Ostwald; 14th = Jan Blackman; 17th = Neville Ostwald
Putting Competition	Jim Kemp = 29 putts; Brian Dawson = 30 putts
Extra Information	There were 9 players for the early morning breakfast at the golf course at 7:30am and golf to start at 8:30am at Nambour. We spent the evening together at the Nambour RSL as we stayed at Nambour Motor Inn for the night. What a great golf course Nambour is too with 2 holes having very high tees and fairways about 40 metres below and it was tremendous to watch the ball fly into the distance above the fairway. Every hole was different with very few being flat and straight. What an interesting course! All members who went away for the weekend and played Gympie and Nambour said that they would never try to walk either of the courses. Nambour is positively mountainous with great slopes down the hill-sides. It was well prepared, green and quite difficult with medium sized greens. From the putting competition, you can see that some great putts were made.