On Monday the  Oberon Golf Club hosted the Central Western Veterans when 91 golfers, including seven women, got ready for a hit.  

The Oberon ladies did a marvellous job catering for the large field.

On Thursday a strong field played the usual 12 hole competition. 

Any one who has an interest in taking up golf should try the Thursday comp. It is an easy way to get into the game. 

Kim Rawlings has hit some good form lately and won the afternoon. Balls went to Bill Wilcox and Graham Hotham.

Saturday was a bit overcast in the morning but it didn’t deter the golfers. 

We had a strong field of 44 play a 4BBB stableford and individual event. 

The winners of the 4BBB event was the combination of Hamish Anderson and Anthony McGrath with a good score of 49 points. 

The runners up were Blake Pointon and Alex Neilson, these boys are just starting to get their game in order. 

The individual A grade was won by Hamish Anderson with a very good score of 40 points. Hamish is hitting his straps, three birdies in the round. 

The A grade runner up was Kyall Ryan with 38 points on a count back. 

Terry Robinson had a good round of 38 points to win B Grade. 

The runner up was Alex Neilson with 36 points. 

Nearest the pin on the first went to John McKinnon, 6.9 metres from the cup, the seventh was won by Brian Roberts just 2.5 metres from the pin, the ninth was won by Kyall Ryan 6.3 metres and the 17th was won by Neil Whalan 4 metres.

Balls went to Robert Hayden, Peter Brien, Rob McGrath, Brett Gregory, Adrian Poulten, Kim Rawlings, Neil Whalan, Anthony McGrath, Brian Roberts, Bob Slattery, Terry Robinson, Scott Rowlandson, Dick O’Donnell and Linore Zamparini.

The Blue Mountains Championships  was to be played at Blackheath on Sunday, but the event was postponed until December 13. 

Because of the rain and storms the Blackheath course was unplayable. 

Next Sunday, Blackheath will have their open day, interested players should ring and book a spot on their starting sheet.

Our green keeper David is not well and is on sick leave, so volunteers to do some work on the course would be welcomed. 

It you can do just a few hours please talk to Mick English for some direction.