THE Parklands Golf Club volunteers have been busy across a range of activities since the conclusion of the annual tournament.

PLAYER numbers are continuing to increase for our Saturday golf with 50 men and 25 women participating in a stableford event.

THE course is drying out as summer approaches and players are being rewarded with considerable run if they manage to stick to the fairways.

WITH spring now well advanced, our volunteer workers are busy working towards the completion of the reversal of holes seven and eight

SATURDAY was the second round of the Rountree Hyslop Cup 4BBB Par event with 69 players taking part.

IT was a busy week on the course with the men’s Monthly Medal awarded on Saturday, along with the club’s annual Pink Day fundraiser on Wednesday.

FOUR HAMILTON local golfers, along with players from Heywood and Portland, represented the Western District Golf Association (WDGA) at last week’s country team’s tournament, with the men’s team claiming victory in division three, while the women came runner-up in division two.

TO paraphrase a memorable quote from E. B. White’s children’s classic, Charlotte’s Web, “We are all gratified to learn that after weeks of unremitting effort and patience on the part of our volunteer workforce we have something to show for it”.

GOLF is a sport where the focus is usually on individual performance, yet it affords the opportunity for an enjoyable afternoon of socialising with friends or family

LAST Friday the women played for the Hazeldine Wine Shield, which is a straight foursome’s stroke event, named after the late Nell Hazeldine and the late Lyn Wines.