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Champion trio

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18 Mar, 2023 01:05 AMQuick Read

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From left: Tessa McDonald (senior), Mary Allan (intermediate) and Karen Crosby (junior). Picture supplied

From left: Tessa McDonald (senior), Mary Allan (intermediate) and Karen Crosby (junior). Picture supplied

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Poverty Bay Golf Club’s women club champions were decided on Wednesday and the winners were Tessa McDonald (senior), Mary Allan (intermediate) and Karen Crosby (junior).

Hawke’s Bay-Poverty Bay representative McDonald was a red-hot favourite to win but the 1-handicapper was kept honest by her 17-handicapper opponent Jan Utting in the first 18 holes of their 36-hole matchplay final.

Utting shot 84 off the stick — seven under her handicap — to trail 3-down after the morning round but McDonald proved too strong in the afternoon and ran out a 9 and 8 winner.

Utting beat Gay Young 4 and 3 in the semis while McDonald knocked out club president Miggles Shanks 3 and 2. Allan added a second intermediate title to her 2015 crown.

She led June MacKinnon 7-up after 18 and went on to win 8 and 7. Crosby, who has played in all three divisions over the years and was once senior runner-up, beat Peri Gayford 6 and 5 in their 27-hole junior final after leading 3-up at the 18-hole break.

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Brigit McIldowie beat Annabelle Sutton in the 9-holers’ final.

The men’s finals are being held tomorrow.

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