Officials said sea fog covered the course on the first day, creating added interest in the men’s entries. 

There were 68 starters on the course with the win going to John Enright and club captain Bob Howland with 49 points. A close second with 47 points were Laurie Evans and Tony Carroll, while Ben Potter and Vinnie Ford, celebrating his 80^th, secured third on 45. 

The mixed four-ball was held on Friday with 48 starters taking the course. 

“The day had three seasons in one day,” a spokesman said. “[We had] a sea-fog, a sprinkling of rain and then sunshine,” he said with a laugh. 

The winning duo were Lee and Ray Gill on 47 points, while event sponsors Mark and Jenny Scullin came second on 44 points. Third went to Lyn Hambilton and Pat Kelly on 43 points, one ahead of Peter and Yetty Burgess.  

The weekend was the 36-hole stroke event for the Seabreeze Championship with about 80 starters on both days. 

Young gun Harry Peterson, 15, was declared the Seabreeze Champion after winning a three-hole shootout with runner-up Russell Rogers when both players carded 141 off the stick. 

A grade handicap winner was Mike Schmid on 132 just ahead of Craig Nicholson’s 135. 

B grade scratch went to Mark Bergsma with 157 off the stick from Ian Raindbird with 169.

Meanwhile, the B grade handicap went to Cec Noack with 133 from Brendon Weston on 138.

Bill Richmond headed up C grade from Pommie George, while Peter Burgess topped the handicap over Luke Cattle.

Ladies officials said they were also thrilled with the turnout on all four days, but said it was disappointing to play the flood course due to the Bega river mouth closing again. 

The four-ball winners were Sally Armstrong and Yetti Burgess, who carded 46 stableford points. 

Runners-up just one behind were the combination of Ivi Streimann and Deidre Fenely.

Saturday’s scratch round was won by Wendy Hergenhan in division one from Robyn Brand. 

Handicap honours went Marnie Nicholson from Pam Hahne.

Alison Anderson won division two scratch from Marg Kermode, while Jo Byrnes won the handicap from Ann Tranter. 

Noeline Bell headed division one on Sunday from Karen Enright, while Pam Hahne won handicap from Juanita Trent. 

Lyn Hambilton was the best off the stick in division two from Sue Howland, while Yetti Burgess was the handicap winner from Wendy Rhodes. 

Noeline Bell was declared the 36-hole winner on a count-back from Wendy Hergenhan. 

In division two the victor was Lyn Hambilton. The runner up was Alison Anderson.

Karen Enright edged out Pam Hahne to be the winner of the division one handicap.

Wendy Rhodes was triumphant over Yetti Burgess to take out The division two handicap result.