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Wise Welsh whacks a hole-in-one

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It has been a brilliant start to the year for Noel Welsh who jagged himself a hole-in-one on the ninth on Thursday…an accomplishment he last managed 20 years ago.

Congratulations Noel, the bragging rights are certainly yours this week.

It has been raining hole in ones at Lang Lang of late, Noel’s being the last of several over the past couple of months.

The busy period has continued at Lang Lang, with many members and guests making the most of the (mostly) nice weather and beautiful course.

Full fields continue to provide a lot of friendly competitiveness and the scores are certainly reflecting this.

The upcoming Australia Day competition on Thursday is looking busy already with many players taking advantage of the opportunity to get an extra game in.

It promises to be a great day, fingers crossed the weather gods are smiling at us.

We also have our $250 shoot out and social night coming up, with local live performer Suze Simpson providing the entertainment on Friday 27 January.

The Ambrose event has booked out, but you can still book in for dinner and be a part of the $250 Ninth hole Shoot out and enjoy the atmosphere of what should be a fantastic afternoon/evening.

Results for the week:

• Tuesday Stableford

A Grade: The winner was Dave Austin on 40 points and the runner up Steve Fuller with 39 points

B Grade: Robert Stead (Lakeside GC) was the winner with 41 points from runner up Peter Gulliver on 39 points. Ball rundown to 37 points.

Nearest the pins went to 5th Michael Fahey, 9th Bradley Vigilante, 12th Gary Jollands and 15th Chris Clark.

• Wednesday Stableford

Competition not played due to heavy rain.

• Thursday Stableford

Rob Bradshaw was the best of the 94 starters with 44 points, while runner up was Peter Butler on 40 points. Ball rundown to 35 points.

Nearest the pins went to 5th Bret Mottrom, 9th Noel Welsh (Hole in one), 12th Wayne Kennedy, 15th Bill Stainsby.

• Saturday Stableford

A field of 172 competitors took to the course on Saturday and warm conditions made for a very high scoring day for our winners. Congratulations to all winners and place getters, very well deserved.

A Grade: The winner was Tony Ambrus with 39 points on countback to runner up Ray Zammit, while Perry O’Connor came third with 38 points.

B Grade: Bradley Lawrence won with 41 points, with runner up Rena Casey on 40 and Reg Whitehead in third with 39.

C Grade: Luke Sparks won with the day’s best score of 42 points, with runner up Megan Barker scoring 41 points and Jeff Harrison third with 39. Ball rundown to 36.

The Mixed Foursomes Board event will be held on Sunday 5 February, be sure to book your spots ASAP.

We welcome anyone who is wanting to play a game at Lang Lang to visit and enjoy everything Lang Lang Golf Club has to offer.

Congratulations to all of our winners this week, and we look forward to seeing everyone enjoy their golf over the coming warmer months.

If the golf is not so good, the drinks are cold and the club houses are cool…happy golfing.

-Jodie Mays-

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