WEDNESDAY 24 October was a day at the Gloucester course which coincided with a major greens renovation at the Taree course, initiating a major influx of players from both Taree and Kew. It was no surprise therefore when the Taree players took out two of the three Divisional Trophies;

IT WAS a very tight finish at the Gloucester Golf Club in the Four Ball event on Saturday 26 October with three teams finishing on the same Stableford score. A multiple count back gave Geoff Reynolds and Andrew Badham the win. The event was an Accom Holidays sponsored Four Ball

LOCAL club golfer Jamie Andrews was the leading golfer and now holder of the title of Gloucester Open Champion after a par round at the Gloucester Golf Course on Sunday 27 October. The Gloucester Open attracts golfers from all the clubs of the Lower North Coast District, from Bulahdelah to Port

WEDNESDAY 23 October saw the first round of the Pairs Championship played in quite warm conditions to say the least, with Colleen doing a great job making sure all were well lubricated and the neck clothes dampened. The results were: Amanda Johns and Julie Kriss 21 defeated Jenny Stevens and Ruth

THE Gloucester Veteran Golfers turned out in numbers for their competition on Tuesday, 22 October, with Rod Burrows and Veterans Captain Trevor Sharp taking out the net and gross trophies respectively. The event, sponsored by Anne and Ian Maggs, was an Individual Stroke with a Putting competition. The winner was Rod Burrows

IN THE middle of last century, at a time before avocados, lawn bowls in Australia was at its peak. While times have changed, this wonderful sport continues to thrive across the country, perfectly suited to the idyllic climate we enjoy, especially here in our region. Venues for lawn bowls vary from