The Lottbridge Seniors Golf Club monthly medal for September
The Lottbridge GC, Seniors Section, September Medal.
The Lottbridge Golf Club Seniors played in their October Medal earlier today. This was the final 18 hole Medal of the year and, considering the amount of rain that has fallen recently, the greens and fairways were in really good condition. Many thanks to the Greenkeeping Staff for their hard work and dedication.
Before presenting the prizes Senior Captain, Les Buckle, thanked the following people who contributed towards a really great day's golf:
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The Fairway Staff of Francis and Sam, for looking after everyone;
Senior Secretary, Wayne Funnell; Club Secretary, Tony Bryant; Senior Vice-Captain, Dennis Sutherland and Trevor Body for their administration asistance; Mickey Hopkins, for starting everyone off;
Dennis Sutherland for collecting the charity balls in the water money and for taking the photos.
Our Press Officer, David Gamble.
Les Buckle then presented the prizes, as follows:
Overall Winner was Daniel Liebenberg, with a magnicent nett 61.
Division 1 Winner was David Keen, with a great nett 65.
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Hide AdDivision 2 Winner was Terry Morgan with an impressive nett 64.
The best Gross Score was returned by David Keen, with an excellent 77.
There were three nearest the pin prizes, as follows:
Holes 2/11 - Richard Ellis. Holes 6/15 - Tim Capon. Holes 9/18 - Martin Healy.
The Captain's special prize of a free 30 minute golf lesson with Club Professional, Jake Nash, was won by Steve Goddard.
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Hide AdWell played and many Congratulations to all of today's prize winners.
Les Buckle wrapped up proceedings by advising that next Tuesday is the Seniors Texas Scramble and by thanking all the Seniors who took part today, making it another brilliant fun day at Lottbridge.
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