T Ford/M Marino 107.75 from G Young/V Fraser 114.25.
K McDonald/S Paku 97 on c/b from J Utting/R Willock.
V Kyle/L Steel 73.5, M Allan/L Fletcher 77.
J MacKinnon/M Colebourne 50.
P Shaw/M Sheridan 39.5.
B Walker/W Morrissey, O Thompson/V Fletcher.
A Nairne 37.
B Walker 87-13-74.
P Johansen 96-20-76.
K Papuni 109-32-77.
B Walker.
B Walker.
B Walker.
B Walker.
B Walker.
P Simpson 41, B Lumsden-Nicholls 40, R Maxwell 40, P Nepia 39, C Brown 38, A Lewington 37, A Nairne 37, L Lexmond 35.
B Cox, E Parkin, A Nairne.
THE largest trophy in Poverty Bay-East Coast golf and arguably sport in general in the region is back on the line this weekend after a Covid-19-affected absence.
The Enterprise Motor Group men’s open foursomes is being held on Saturday.
Up for grabs is the giant Enterprise Cup — in which over 100 golf balls can fit — for the gross winners.
It was last played for in 2019, with Poverty Bay’s Pete Anderson and Electrinet Park’s Anuresh Chandra winning with an even-par 72.
Entries can be made online or at the Poverty Bay pro shop (867-4402).
Food will be supplied at the prize-giving.
N West 37, J Situ 34.
P Wauchop 37, B Simpson 37.
S. Harbottle.
S Harbottle.
B Colbert 37, T Donovan 36, A Kirkpatrick 36, A Abrahams 36.
P Humphreys 41, K Goldsmith 37, J Pittar 37, G Kemp 37.
A Kirkpatrick, G Clapham, B Colbert, K Goldsmith, W Brown.
G Brown.
CECIL Brown’s name shone in neon lights as the stand-out player over the holiday weekend.
Brown had his best round since November 2019 to coast to victory in the junior men’s stableford on Sunday with 81-18-63, for 43 points.
It only took a day for reality to set in on his instantly-reduced handicap — 97-16-81 on Monday.
Dwayne Russell was in brilliant touch in the meat pack 9-hole stableford on Friday. He had four birdies in a flawless 31 for 22 points and a deserved senior division win.
Dave Skudder won the junior division with 23 points.
Other winners over the Anzac weekend were Di Johnston, George Brown and Sheree Gray while Regan Hindmarsh had an eagle-2 on the
274-metre third hole on Monday.
D Skudder 37, H Brown 37, Whata Brown 36, B McKenzie 36.
D Johnston.
R Hindmarsh (eagle on 3).
G Brown 38, I Steel 38, D Russell 38, L Anania 36, P Johnston 36.
C Brown 43, B Tietjen 41, C Taylor 39, R Pardoe 38, L Jamieson 36.
S Gray 36.
C Brown, D Russell.
C Brown.
D Russell 22, J Brown 21, B McKenzie 20, A Higham 20, Z Rolls 19.
D Skudder 23, S Fookes 20, D Quinn 20, T Smith 19, B Williams 19.
TAMA Brown is eyeing a second piece of silverware on the trot.
Fresh from winning the Terry Rutene Memorial 9-hole matchplay title, Brown is plotting a course to the handicap singles crown.
Ahead of him is a Sunday semifinal against Uma Chambers while Tipi Ruru faces Kahu Tamanui in the other semi.
T Brown 21, S Te Rito 20, U Chambers 20, T Ritchie 20, P Milner 19, K Tamanui 19, A Tamanui-Nunn 16, E Wynyard 16, M Tuapawa 13.
S Te Rito, E Wynyard.
A 36-point haul from Joe Sheridan won him the stableford on Sunday.
L Haisman 99-23-76, 36; J Ewart 98-23-75, 33.
J Sheridan 36, T Higgs 34, P Stevenson 33.
G Watts, T Higgs.
FAIRLANE Wesche dominated the Stevenson women’s net-minus-stableford.
Wesche’s 73-37-36 was 10 clear of the field.
David Waihaki won the men’s stableford on Sunday with 39 points.
Women members have an LGU this weekend and there is a two-man ambrose on Sunday.
F Wesche 73-37-36, J Smyth 46, L Steel 48, L Morgan 52.
D Waihaki 39, C Taurima 37, W Wesche, B Cutler, D Bremner 34.
