16 Oct TODAY’S bowls were sponsored by Myall Lakes Butchery. The forecast rain stayed away, and 34 players participated in the Gala Nominated Triples competition The morning winners were decided by the highest winning score and with a score of 17 Garry Porter, Bill Jones, and Richard Wiles were successful. The afternoon winners were

POOR weather disrupted the ladies’ events this week. Saturday’s Monthly Medal round has been pushed back until next week due to a lack of numbers, though those 13 ladies who turned up played a Stableford event. Visitors today included Jane Sedgwick from The Australian GC, Gwenny Kalaf from Manly GC,

THE forecast was for scattered showers for the Gloucester Golf Ladies day last Wednesday, 16 October, not that this threat dampened the spirit of the annual Town and Country event. On the day, there were more Country players turning out than Town players, so, to even up the teams, a

SALLY Higgins stormed home with a five under handicap par 41 for a good win in the Joe Farrugia sponsored event run by the Gloucetser Veteran Golfers on Tuesday 15 October, a full three points ahead of the field. The event was an Individual Stableford run with a moderate sized

RAIN threatened on 19 October at the Gloucester Golf Club, not that this prevented Murray Bowden from turning in an outstanding round well ahead of the modest sized field. The event was an Individual Stableford sponsored by Rawdon Vale who provided trophies for four places in each grade. The top

RAIN had a major affect on bowls this week with both Wednesday Social Bowls, and Saturday Cashpot Triples being washed out. Fortunately, the Club Major Singles were not affected by the weather, and the Second Round saw some top class games. The 2nd Round results were: ● Barrie Isaac def Ray Allan 25-14 ● Brad

ONCE again, Mother Nature made things difficult for our players mid week with soggy fairways and bunkers out of play. Thank you to this week’s featured sponsor was Golden Sands Tavern. Joseph Carrick (15) from Port Macquarie scored 42 points to win Tuesday’s Medley Stableford from Jeffrey Vanderwyk (19) with 41

SATURDAYS Stableford sponsored by Webb's BP Oil was an indication of how many players take note of the weather forecast. Most teams teed off early to finish ahead of predicted rain . With 10 players within two shots of net par, 36, Graham Vincent fared best with a two under 38

THE Nelson Bay Croquet Club’s Patron, Federal Member for Paterson Meryl Swanson, visited the Club on Tuesday 1 October 2024. She was welcomed by President David Smith and then played a few hoops of croquet before sharing morning tea with members. Ms Swanson indicated that it was an honour to be

THOMPSON Trophy A Grade The intra club Golf Croquet Thompson Trophy is Nelson Bay Croquet Club’s singles competition and is played in four divisions: A Grade (for members with handicaps 4 or lower); B Grade (handicaps 5 to 8); C Grade (handicaps 9 or greater); and Novice (handicaps 14 or greater