Winners Whk Lager Betterball

We are having a few wintry mornings still – wet and overcast. So the summer is not here yet L. Good for the golf course as it gets some of that much needed misty water. As you will have noticed we have quite a few young ” bokkies” back who are up to their normal digging.

Saturday 1 October saw an improved field of players including a few that we had not seen for a while take to the fairways in the annual Windhoek Lager Golf Day sponsored and officiated by Helmut Ndjenda – format Betterball Stableford. Weather conditions were good and a great day was had by all. Helmut was the only golfer to shoot a two club which was great. Winners: 1st; S Ndalumbumo/D Haimbondi 45pts; 2nd; W Theron/D Benson 44pts c/o; 3rd; T Haimbondi/F Hamunyela 44pts; 4th; J Du Toit/R Knight 43pts and can you believe it the most golf on the day was played by Licuis Nande and Wayne Profit – what happened to you guys!!!!
Wednesday 5 October Gerhard Byleveld/ Advertising Display was the sponsor for the day with some ” lekker” goodie bags on offer. Thanks again to all the regulars for their support. The Clubhouse Kitchen had some nice curry on offer – just what one needed as the evening cooled down. The 18 Hole Winner on 39pts was Willi van Zyl with Bertie Saunderson coming in right behind him on 38pts. The 9 Hole competition was won with an excellent 21pts over the back nine by Oupa Fritz Coetzee – it was great to see the family back on the course.
This coming Saturday 8 October the Mermaid Casino will be back at Rossmund with an Individual Stable ford Competition.
Please Note – Tee-Off Times will be moved forward to commence @ 10.30 this is a request from the sponsor to allow the prize-giving to be completed before the big Rugby Game between The Spingboks and New Zealand – this will be shown on the Big Screen @ SHREC for those who like to have atmosphere around them.
Wednesday 12 October will be sponsored by the Rossmund Golf Course.
Well I think that is about all from me for this week.
Remember:
“It is good sportsmanship not pick up what you think is a lost golf – especially if it is still rolling J”.