Following a three-way countback at the Bermagui Men’s Golf Club monthly medal on October 6, congratulations went to Javana Fereti, who achieved the top result playing off 4 handicap returning with a net score of 72.
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The A grade countback went in favour of Mick Carr (hcp 13) for the win shading Bill McKenzie (hcp 15) both on 72.
Luke Moresi (hcp 18) took time out from the patisserie to win B grade with a score of 73, one shot clear of runner up Shane Grebert (hcp 16).
A close finish in C grade with Michael Derbyshire (hcp 25) having the win with a score of 76 shading Noel Brady (hcp 32) on 77.
On October 8 and 9, Bermagui hosted the PGA Legends Pro-Am. In a field littered with Ladbrokes Legends Tour stars, Victorian Lucien Tinkler came away the winner in the 36-hole Lion Nathan Bermagui Legends Pro-Am.
Tinkler shot 66 on Monday and 71 on Tuesday to finish three shots clear of Queenslanders Brad Burns and Nigel Lane both on 140. Tinkler’s round included eight birdies and two bogeys. The picturesque layout in the small seaside town of Bermagui is fast becoming a favourite stop on the Ladbrokes Legends Tour, having expanded to a two-day event due to the positive feedback received in previous years. In his touring career Lucien has played in 2 British Opens and this was his 3rd outing at Bermagui to secure the win.
Ladbrokes Legends Tour chairman Terry Price praised the committee and staff at the Bermagui Country Club and told them how much the Legends Tour enjoys coming to the area.
In the Sunday shoot-out for nearest the pin NSW’s Peter Headland claimed first prize with a perfect hole in one.
Nick Stolk won the men’s amateur stableford competition on Monday with 38 points and Sharon Wilder won the ladies section with 35 points.
On Tuesday Glen Van Dyke won the men’s amateur with 43 points and in the ladies section Irene Putaansu had the win with 36 points on countback to Barbara Stolk.
Thanks go to all the sponsors and volunteer workers who helped make this day so successful.
On Saturday, October 13, 27 holes will decide the foursomes championship.
October 20 will be the hotly contested Captains versus Presidents medley.
The third and final round of the Narmorgui will be contested at Bermagui on Sunday, October 21. After two rounds (Moruya and Narooma) the progressive scores have Moruya leading with 82.71, then Bermagui on 81 and Narooma on 80.28.
