Three Southbroom golfers have enjoyed that sensational hole-in-one feeling in recent times.
First up was wily veteran Mike Lig, who aced the 14th at Southbroom in mid January.
Then it was Stefan le Roux’s turn to light things up, with a highly skilled perfect fluke on the 4th hole a short while later.
The next member to do so was Jean-Marc Bouic, although his came down the road at San Lameer on January 28, where he caressed a 7-iron shot on the 16th hole which he saw disappear into the cup.
The Southbroom Golf Club International Shootout takes place on February 23 and 24 this year.
It’s a whole lot of fun for local and international visitors.
In regular competitions the previous week, Cynthia Daniels won the ladies’ individual medal and on nett 68 on Wednesday (Jan 24).
Runner-up was Jeanne Powell on nett 72.
The Stableford division was won by Lynne Blackstock on 36 points, with Michelle van der Hoek next on 32 points.
In the men’s division, the medal winner was Brian Blackstock on nett 68.
The Stableford section was won by Peter Volck on 40 points, with Malcolm Greenland next on 39 points.
Brian Jolliffe was third on 38 points, with Olliver Ransome and Graham Massyn both on 37 points.
The ladies’ alliance last week Saturday, with three scores to count on even holes and two on odd holes, was won by Heleen Hissey, Louise Leal, Sandy FitzGerald and Jill O’Callaghan on 99 points.
Two points behind were Lynne Blackstock, Shirley Jeffery, Jan Lehmann and Michelle van der Hoek on 97 points.
The men’s alliance, with the same scoring system, was won by Norman Farrell, Brian Blackstock, Bruce Begley and Bob Jones on 105 points.
In second place were Bruce Matthew, Derrik Matthew, Roger Hissey and Rob Meydell on 102 points.
Third spot went to Eddie Geffen, Jim Dimambro, Malcolm Moorley and Urs Diethelm, being counted out.
Chicken Run: Eddie Geffen 21 points, Ross Kupisiewicz 20 points.
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