The first activity under the plan will commence on Friday and will take the form of a modified short version of the game designed for those new to golf, but will also be attractive for the old hands.

The catchy title it has been given is Friday Fast Five.

The activity will comprise five holes of golf with novelties on all holes.

The focus is on having fun and providing a relaxed environment for casual golfers to put their toe in the waters of competitive golf.

The game will commence at 1pm and we expect it to conclude at approximately 2.30pm, at which time all participants will retire to the clubhouse for afternoon tea and presentations.

Rules for this day are extremely relaxed, so come along and have some fun and meet up with some new people.

A limited number of golf clubs will be available on the day so do not be deterred if you do not have any. Everyone is welcome, beginners through to the experienced to enjoy the picturesque course and the camaraderie.

Saturday

THE monthly medal winners play off and the April Monthly Medal was a stroke round played in typical autumn weather, showers, wind and sun.

Taking out both awards was Barry Oldaker, who played consistent golf to return a score of 89-21-68.

Voucher winner was Mark Miller with a nett 74 from Heather Wilkinson on 75 and Stewart Turner on 78.

Balls down the line went to Mary McCallum and Graeme Torney.

Nearest the pins went to Bruce Taylor on the second, Miller on the third, Oldaker claimed the fifth and 11th, and 13th to Torney.

George Donaldson holed the longest putt on the first, Steve Nattrass the 17th and Heather Hay on the 18th.

Miller won birdies and ferrets, and Nattrass claimed the putting prize with 23.

There was no golf the day prior, due to it being Good Friday.

Wednesday

A 13-HOLE stableford event was played in pleasant conditions.

Club treasurer, Peter Irvin, played a steady game to win with 23 points ahead of Barry Oldaker on a countback from Bruce Taylor, both finishing with 21 points.

Irvin was nearest the pin on the second and Oldaker on the 13th.

Tuesday

ON a perfect day for golf once the fog cleared, the opening day for Tuesday golf was a stroke round with all the minor novelty events commencing for the season.

Taking out the win was Jenny Row with nett 74 from Heather Hay on 75, and coming in third after a three-way countback was Sue Irvin on 76.

Nearest the pins were awarded to Row on the fifth and Irene Box on the 13th and 15th.

Sue Irvin took out the longest putt on the first and 18th, while Heather Wilkinson owned the 17th.

Row hit the longest, straightest drive on the ninth and Hay took home the birdies and ferrets prize.

This week

GOLF will be played on Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday.

Saturday will see us host the Mooralla, Parklands Challenge for the Nichol- Reid Shield, 12.00 for 12.30 hit off, bring along your A game.