It was a sensational sunny day at the Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort for the annual Helping Hands Ambrose Charity Day.

A total of 120 members and guests helped raise $4,400 in support of Yarrawonga Health through the Helping Hands Program.

The funds raised will go towards the upgrade of the palliative care facility within the hospital, with art being the focus.

A special thanks goes to Rene, Jenny, Abbi and Fynn for their fantastic work selling raffle tickets and assisting with the prize presentations, and to Duty Manager Dave Murray for presenting the cheque to the Helping Hands Charity.

Thanks also goes to the terrific pro shop staff for their unwavering assistance and starting prowess, and to the grounds team for the course presentation and set-up for the day.

A further thank you goes to the Sandwedge Bar staff and bar staff for their diligent service.

The worthy winners and placegetters are listed below.

First place, 53.25 nett: Russell Kight, Chase Jarjoura, Luke Jarjoura and Victoria Jarjoura.

Second place, 54.5 nett: Max and Kerry Currie, Andrew and Beverly Baird.

Third place, 55.625 nett: Rob Ewart, Rob Dick, Neil and Bernadette Carswell.

Naga, 66 nett: Peter Dowie, Brendan O’Farrell, Leonard Elliss and Raelent Davis.

Nearest the pin, 2nd hole, ladies: no one hit the green, with the lucky draw going to Kerry Currie.

Nearest the pin, 14th hole, men: Darren Read.

Ball rundown to nett 59 or better.

YMGCR Lady 18 Holers

The ladies only played Saturday due to the wet weather on Wednesday.

The July Monthly Medal was played on the Murray Course.

It was damp in places, but not too bad considering the amount of rain the district has had in the past week.

The medal and pewter winner, with a great score of 39 points, was Leanne Davies off a handicap of 38.

A grade winner was Aileen Dwyer Buckley (11), with an excellent score of 38 points.

Runner-up was Rachel Figgins (15), with 35 points.

B grade winner was Leanne Davies.

Runner-up was Chez Edwards (31), with 36 points.

Nearest the pin, 2nd: Judy Langford.

Nearest the pin, 17th: Chrissy Gilligan.

Balls to 29 points.

Thank you to the Saturday nearest the pin sponsor, Kennedy Real Estate.

YMGCR Lady Nine Holers

Monday, June 29

Eleven brave ladies played Stableford through some wintry conditions, with some great performances.

While no competition was recorded, the three top scores were Ros MacInnes on 23, Michele Weekes on 17 and Lynda McNelly on 16.

Naga was awarded to Kaz Powell on a magnificent score of 9.

Wednesday, July 1

Stroke play was held with 14 players.

The winner on 34, and A grade pewter winner, was Michele Weekes.

Runner-up on 37 was Lou Tempany.

Nearest the pin, 2nd hole, A and B grades: Michele Weekes.

Nearest the pin, 2nd hole, C grade: Chris Lloyd.

Congratulations to all the winners.

YMGCR Men’s Nine Holers

With Tuesday’s game washed out, the men managed to squeeze in Thursday’s game on a very cold and saturated Executive Course, but the field was split into A and B grades because of the low number of golfers.

In A grade, Ray Douglas scored a solid 22 points to take the win, nudging Michael Hope (21) by a point, with balls going to Omar Persaud (19), Glenn “Pinky” Perkins, Artie Massey and Steve Williamson (18), and Peter Mansfield, Corny Boers and Ray Scott.

In B grade, Tony Shead continued his winning ways with 22 points to win the day from Rod “Max” Nicholl on 20, with Yarrawonga’s own Willie Nelson tribute artist Norm Prior coming in close with 19 points.

Ball prizes also went to Norm “Mussels” Moule on 18, and Digger Dunne, Frank Mundy, Ian Barton, Mick Doran and Stuart Paterson on 17 each.

It is hoped the weather will dry out so the men can play their pot round next Thursday.

Thursday, July 2

Stableford, 49 players.

Blue A grade, handicap, score.

Winner: Ray Douglas, 10, 22.

Runner-up: Michael Hope, 7, 21.

Blue B grade, handicap, score.

Winner: Tony Shead, 13, 22.

Runner-up: Rod Nicholl, 14, 20.

Nearest the pin, 2nd Blue: Tony Shead.

Nearest the pin, 6th Blue: Michael Hope.

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