Division 3 winner was Andrew McLennan (78), from Tom Wallace (77)Ī feature of the tournament was the silver trophies for the most successful Waihi man and lady. Division 2 was won by Gyan Prole (76), with Tim Reehal (75) from Omokoroa. The stableford results were Division 1, Wendy Matutinovich (77) from Francis Gascoigne (77) on a count back. Thanks to the main sponsors as well as many local businesses, a well laden prize table was presented to bring the tournament to a conclusion.ĭivision 1 nett winner was Waihi’s Tim Parish (137) with John Giffney (138) second.ĭivision 2 was won by Helen Baynes (136) followed by Ole Iverson (Mangawhai) (137).ĭivision 3 nett winner was Edna Connelly (135) with Jan Robinson (138) next. This year the tournament’s format was three mixed divisions, rather than the separate men’s and ladies sections as in the past. There was some terrific scoring on the Monday, but the cooler second day saw many drop back.
The decision was made to bring the starting time forward to 8am which proved to be a wise one as the first rain arrived just as the last of the field had completed their round. On Monday the field enjoyed idea, sunny conditions, while Tuesday was cooler and overcast due to the impending approach of Cyclone Fili. Of these, 48 were visitors from 23 other clubs, spread from Kerikeri in the north, to Maranui (Napier) in the south provided for a great friendly event. Sponsored by Summerset by the Sea and Craig’s Investment Partners, the Monday and Tuesday event featured a field of 103 starters. The Waihi Golf Club's annual Vet’s two day tournament was held successfully last week.
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