Gisborne Park
Sunday — Women’s stableford: J Akuhata-Nickerson 90-19-71, 38.
Drawn two: M Marino.
Men’s stableford: G McKinnon 37, B Reynolds 35 on c/b from D Craven 35.
Twos: G McKinnon, J Charles.
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Nearest the pin: B Huhu.
Men, second shot: G McKinnon.
Women, third shot: P Johansen.
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Saturday — Women’s club championship Qualifying Round 2.
Gross senior winner: K Hay 80-12-68.
Gross intermediate winner: J Foot 101-21-80.
Gross junior winner: K Papuni 110-44-66.
Drawn two: M Marino.
Top qualifiers — Senior: K Hay. Intermediate: J Foot. Junior: K Papuni.
Men’s stableford: D Boyle 39, D Craven 36 on c/b from R Taylor 36.
Two: D Craven.
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Wednesday (July 10) — Women’s net: S Maisey 97-24-73.
Drawn two: T Ford.
Poverty Bay
Women — WEDNESDAY, 9 holes: Patti Parker 15 putts.
LGU 6 — Silver: Mary Allan 94-18-76.
Bronze 1: Debbie Kirkpatrick 97-26-71.
Bronze 2: Pauline Zame 109-39-70.
Two: Faye Allen, 6th.
MONDAY — 18 holes, Red Tee Pairs stableford: Leigh Fletcher and Ellen Ball, 81 points.
Longest putt: Vonnie Fletcher.
Patutahi
Tony Green won the men’s senior division of the club day on Sunday with a net 67. Next were Hukanui Brown and Matt Stock, both on 69.
Lorraine Haisman won the women’s section, with a net 70, and had a two.
Junior men (15-plus handicap) were led by Hamish Harris, with a net 68, followed by Mike De Luze, 72, and Pete Johnston, 73.
FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole stableford, senior division: T Green 22, J Brodie 22, A Higham 22, P Johnston 21, T Brodie 20.
Junior division: T Berry 26, B Williams 22, I Tietjen 20, C Newman 19, C Brown 18.
Tolaga Bay
Jerry Murphy has won the Reeves Cup for a second time.
Contested over three rounds, the best two counting, the Reeves Cup is a net competition played annually at Tolaga Bay.
Murphy won the cup for the first time “about two years ago”.
His best two rounds were net 65 and 66, for a total of 131, which put him one shot ahead of Neil Hansen and Matt Jefferd.
Reeves Cup men’s net (best two of three rounds): J Murphy 65, 66, 131; N Hansen 64, 68, 132; M Jefferd 63, 69, 132.
Men’s medal: M Grant 65, J Murphy 66, T Higgs 66, J Hale 67, N Hansen 68, Tere Lincoln 69.
Putting: M Grant 28, T Higgs 29.
Two: S Cranswick.
Coming up: Sunday, men’s Bartram Cup matchplay semifinals (J Murphy v T Higgs, J Lincoln v N Hansen). Men’s stableford. SATURDAY (July 27) and SUNDAY (July 28), King of the Coast. Only eight spots available. Contact Jerry Murphy 021 485 658.
Te Puia Springs
Men’s stableford: J Puha 36, P Harrison 35, J Devery 34, D Cook 33, I Sykes 33, J Miratana 33, P Ngarimu 32.
Women — Approach: No.3, R Ngatai; No.9, H Miratana. Format of the day was matchplay — four seniors and three juniors. Only the juniors’ net was counted.
COMING UP: SUNDAY, Busby Tray men’s pairs final (J Devery/P Ngarimu v N Dewes/J Puha). Haggle for the rest.
Mahia
THEY’RE not silly at Mahia. A four-ball best-ball competition for the men was reduced to nine holes when the weather turned bitterly cold on Sunday.
Wayne Wesche and Wade Wesche finished at the front of the pack with a net 27. After them came Ian Fraser and Kevin Symes with 28, Chris Pitman and Colleen Wesche with 29, and Peter Bremner and Bruce Maher with 33.
Next Sunday, the men have the third round of the Presidents.
