INGLEWOOD Golf Club had a great day with eight women playing last Wednesday.
The winner over nine holes was Helen Ward on 33 nett. She also was the winner of the 2nd shot on the 18th. 
Special awards to visitors went to Annie Higgs on 39nett and Sue Sinclair 39.5 nett. 
Sunday men’s play saw softer conditions after the rain. 
Ash McDonald and Nathan Joyner finished level on 34 points in the stableford format. Both players were going stroke for stroke all round.
 Club members had to reach for the rule book to determine the winner, with Ash eventually declared victor after the fourth set of criteria for stableford count backs were met.
David Patterson collected the nearest the pin with a terrific iron onto the 9th scrape and collected a tidy bonus after it had gone unclaimed this season.
Tarnagulla
The clubhouse and fairways were abuzz for the annual Easter Cup. This year proved to be an absolute smash hit with 54 golfers filling all tee off slots. The annual event attracted over 90 people, with several spectators and supporters cheering and jeering on their friends and family around the course. 
The golfers, supporters and spectators were able to enjoy a nice post golf treat donated by community members. The winning team on was Rowan McNamee, James McNamee and Matt ‘Bear’ Brown. In hot pursuit of them in second place was Dave Shay, Peter Sanderson and Jill Sharp. 
The longest drive competition had many strong efforts and leaders throughout the day but the ultimate winner was 16-year-old club member Jeremy Cassar who ripped his drive furthest on the 5th hole.
For the nearest to the pin competition, new member Jill Sharp showed her prowess pitching it up on the sandscrapes as her shot was a mere few feet from the hole.