Handicap Day Results July 7 2007

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2nd BRG Handicap Day - July 7 2007 - Gallery & Results

The second Bushranger Golf Handicap Day was held at Waterford Valley Golf Course in Melbourne's east. In a thrilling finish, Ross Mitchell won the event with 38 hard earned stableford points  in very testing conditions. Having set out in the first group of the day, he posted a score and then kicked back in the clubhouse by the fire and watched his challenges, one by one, straggle home to the comfort of the 19th hole. His main challenge came from Crocko-Diddio, the winner of the inaugural Handicap Day two months ago at Growling Frog.

After a blistering opening 15 holes that included two birdies, the Diddio had the title all but wrapped up and then completely imploded on the closing three holes with a triple double finish to lose by one shot. One shot further back on 36 points was Slammin' Sammy and then is was daylight to Arbeige in fourth place as the damp and chilly conditions played havoc with the equilibrium of nearly all the remaining Bushrangers. Below are the results and final placings.

Placings

Players

Stableford Points

1st

  Ross Mitchell

38

2nd

Ian Crotty

37

3rd

Sam Saltis

36

4th

Roger Brown

32

5th

Travis Madden

31

= 6th

Michael Mileo

29

= 6th

Michael Nolan

29

8th

Campbell Wilson

26

9th

Matthew Pitt

25

10th

Andrew Wilson

24

11th

Steve Noa

23

12th

Paul Toll

21

13th

Mick Van Raay

20

14th

John Lazzara

10

Nearest the Pin 5th hole

Ian Crotty

Longest Drive 11th hole

Roger Brown

Nearest the Pin 17th hole

Travis Madden

Players without handicaps winner

James Peters

We were pleased to welcome six players with new BRG Handicaps (one of which was the winner) and a number more who are in the process and will have their handicaps finalised in time for our next event. It was also a historic day with the first female compeitor in a BRG event, Elaine Kwok, teeing it up to score her fifth and final card for her handicap.

The next BRG event is the 3rd Handicap Day on August 10th at the 13th Beach Golf Links. This event is the start of a three day golfing bonanza as it serves as the warm up for the 2007 William Buckley Classic (WBC) being staged at the same venue on that weekend of August 11 and 12. Packages are available for competiors looking to play in both events.

Beow is a small gallery of images with some of the special highlights of the day.

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The Gasometer, Big C & Rich enjoy Daniels antics while waiting their turn on the first tee.

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Sam inspects some of the foilage in front of the 1st tee box after his opening shot.

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Arbeige, Da Kingo and Seve heading in three different directions down the first fairway.

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Rich letting the gallery know just what is about to happen before his opening tee shot.

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Gee those shrubs look pretty close in front of the tee.....

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Daniel standing on the wrong side of the ball and taking an iron for safety off the first.

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Sammy and AW happy to be setting off from the first in the civilised way, with a goolf cart.

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The Big C lets rip with his approach to the par five  fourth hole.

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Then kicks back and watches the rest of his group hack their way to the green.

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Elaine, the historic first female Bushranger, hits her approach to the fifth.

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The Gasometer making a charge early in his round, has a crack at the fifth green also.

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Bushrangers on the 8th green with the ominous storm front perched on the Dandenongs in the distance.

Click here for the second gallery.