The Ayr Golf Club hosted the annual Clive & Olive Williams Honour Board event on Saturday 31 August, with 68 players competing for the chance to have their names added to the prestigious board. The competition followed a Stableford format, producing some remarkable scores. The club was thrilled to have the Williams family join in the clubhouse to present prizes to the winners, and the continued sponsorship of this special day is deeply appreciated.
In the Ladies' division, the top three performers played in the same group, delivering excellent golf. Kerry Mann topped the field with 40 points, earning her name on the Honour Board. Mavis Zanetti secured runner-up position with 38 points, narrowly beating Ann Phelan on a countback, who also finished with 38 points.
In the Men's division, Trevor Jones delivered a stellar round, scoring 42 points to take the win. Joe Henaway was runner-up with 40 points, followed by Ricky Vettovalli in third place with 38 points. Congratulations to all the winners!
On Tuesday 4 September, Betty McLaughlin Day saw another fantastic competition at the Ayr Golf Club. This year, Betty's daughter, Kerry Heuir, participated in the event, and Ross and Margaret McLaughlin were present for the prize presentations. Despite challenging windy conditions, the top three players excelled.
Ann Phelan finished in third place with 39 points, while Heather Desbois claimed second place with 41 points. The winner of the day was Donna Boccolatte, who delivered an incredible 42-point performance. In the run-down, Wendy Baker scored 36 points, and Cecily Lena finished with 35 points. A fantastic turnout of 26 ladies played through the tough conditions - well done to all!
Held over the weekend, Gunnadoo Day 2024 was another exciting event at the Ayr Golf Club, with a secret partner twist. At the end of the day, players returned to the clubhouse to discover who their partner had been.
In third place were Janet and Heather with a combined score of 66. Karen and Kerry also scored 66, securing second place on a countback. The day’s winners were Pat and Betty, with a combined score of 67.
Everyone took home prizes, with bags of fresh squash straight from the paddock, thanks to the generous sponsorship from Gunnadoo. The Club expressed a special thanks to Loretta for the continued support, sharing it's greatly appreciated by all.
Contributed with thanks to the Ayr Golf Club.
68 players competed in the Clive & Olive Williams Honour Board at the Ayr Golf Club.
26 ladies played exceptionally well in windy conditions at the Club’s Betty McLaughlin Day.
Ayr Golf Club hosted an exciting Gunnadoo Day 2024 on the weekend.