No hard feelings after Peter Moore was knocked off the top Dawnbusters spot by Grant Crossley. Photo: Supplied.
The rain stayed away at last when 13 avid golfers fought for the top Dawnbusters honours on Sunday (12 April).
All fairways were back in action, and the course reasonably dried out, with golfers Les Sariman (42), Jamie Hutton (44), and Grant Crosley, Scott Triffit and Paiwan Lui with 46s off the stick showing mastery over the new conditions.
When push came to shove, it was the handicaps that sorted out the winners, with Crossley bagging his second win of the season after netting 18.
Crossley credited his victory to the support of fellow teammates Jim Lucas and Scott Triffit, who were, as usual, full of encouragement.
Banished to runner-up, the Bridesmaid Award went to the previous week’s victor, Peter Moore, though he was no stranger to the trophy, having taken it out three times in the last five weeks.
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride, but there is always next week.
Big guns for the day were Paiwan Lui, taking out Men’s Longest Drive, while Helen Sabatino took out the Women’s Longest Drive.
Accuracy on the 18th went to Les Saramin, who took out Nearest the Pin.
Hoffmans was clinched by Harrie Ginnate, who managed a round of 60 to take the prestigious award after he was last seen getting lessons from left-handed Sariman.
Dawnbusters will take on the front 9 on 26 April, with an expected tee-off time of about 6:45 am.
