A heated match between Springs Country Club and Pollak Park Golf Club, despite the weather
A new club champion will be crowned on Sunday afternoon at the Springs Country Club. Reigning champion Delano Kotzé is not in the field this year as he is playing golf in the USA.
It was a quiet weekend at the Springs Country Club last weekend with many players heading over to the Pollak Park Golf Club for the first round of the EGU Handicap League on Saturday.
The local derby between Springs and Pollak was a highly anticipated affair and both teams were keen to get the season going with a win.
Unfortunately, the rain had the final say.
The rules state that if nine holes have been completed and there is no further play, the status of the games at that point determine the result of the match.
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At Springs, Pollak Park was up in two games and down in one.
At Pollak Park, Springs was up in all three games hence Springs won the match 4-2, a nice way to start the 2020 campaign.
A new club champion will be crowned on Sunday afternoon at the Springs Country Club. Reigning champion Delano Kotzé is not in the field this year as he is playing golf in the USA.
In addition to the championship, there will also be the Joker Draw on Friday which is in the region of R26 000.
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“We will also have Dave and Ozzie providing entertainment from 7pm until late.
“They have been playing at Springs over the last few weeks and everyone who has been there have had a wonderful time.
“They are well known to a lot of the Springs residents and with their variation of 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s music, they really get the place rocking.
“Everyone is invited to come and enjoy the evening with us at Springs and bring your friends along as well,” says club captain Deon Kotze.
