The event was stableford and it was an early hit-off to beat the worst of the heat.
Gary Eden and Simon Doherty combined well to compile an impressive 49 points, three ahead of the next best.
They are probably two of the most in-form as well as over-handicapped players in the club given their ability, so that helps too.
It was a day out for the Doherty clan, with Michael and Craig finishing as runners-up with a good score of 46 points, a score that on most other days would be a winning one.
They too were three ahead of the next best.
Phil Barca and Andrew Wood were also part of the ball competition with 43 points.
Nearest the pins were won by Russell Dunn on the ninth, Barry Webber on the jackpot 12th and Phil Barca on the 14th.
The chook shed challenge was won by James Campbell and Clint Prygoda with 12 points.
Simon Doherty is in the midst of a rich vein of form at the moment as he made it two on the trot in the twilight competition.
His score was 42-4.5-37.5 and with eight points in two weeks is most likely leading the twilight competition as we head into the latter part of the season.
He didn’t have it all his own way on Thursday though as he survived a countback with runner-up Bill Bray who scored 41-3.5-37.5.
Gary Eden was a winner in the ball competition with 38.5.
Nearest the pins were won by Michael Doherty on the jackpot 12th and Phil Barca on the 14th.
Gary Eden won least putts with 13 and the two point cut was 39.
Pennant this week was at Nagambie where Merrigum took on Hill Top in hot conditions.
Unfortunately the result was a 3-2 loss to a good opposition, however, our losses were narrow and the result could have gone in our favour with a bit of luck.
Our winners were Simon Doherty and Barry Webber 5-4, happy with an early finish, and Cory Berghofer and Jeff Parry 3-2.
Gary Eden and Phil Barca went down on the last, while Ash Sanders and Bruce Brown went down by two holes and James Campbell and Clint Prygoda went down 2-1.
Pennant this week is at Valley View where Merrigum takes on the home team.
Hit-off is at 8.15am from the first tee.
This Saturday’s event is stroke for the Privilege Cup and a place in the next “Tiger Cup” play-off.
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