Spring days don't come much better than Saturday and Bill Johnson made the most of it, winning A-grade and the day with an excellent round of 40 points.
It was his best round for a long time and was just reward for the time he has spent working on the course during his unintended extended stay in Victoria.
His good round cost him a shot from his handicap which will make the rest of us feel a little better about his win.
The B-grade winner was Darryl Johnston with a score of 36 points.
The day was one of those delicate in between days, not too hot and not too cold that saw Darryl take to the course and he did it with aplomb.
Ball competition winners were Tash Doherty with 38 points, Simon Doherty 36, Frank Leyden 35 and Phil Savage and Phil Barca with 34 on a countback from Rhonda Eberle.
Nearest the pins were won by Tash Doherty on the sixth and 14th and Clint Prygoda on the ninth.
There will be a double jackpot on the 12th this week after it surprisingly failed to go off on Saturday.
Tash was also the chook shed challenge winner with 10 points.
The twilight competition got under way last Thursday in showery conditions.
Bill Bray got the season off to a perfect start, winning with a score of 42-6-36 on a less than pleasant evening.
He also took the two nearest the pins on the jackpot ninth and the 14th.
Simon Doherty was the runner-up with 45-6.5-38.5.
Least putts was a battle between two other Doherty brothers, with Craig getting the nod from Michael on a countback after both finished with 17.
The two-point cut was 40.5.This Saturday is President's Day and is a four-person Ambrose.
Show your support for the president and organise your team and enjoy a day on the course.
Wednesday, October 21 is the day for the annual general meeting which will be held at the golf club at 8 pm.
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