Attie and Shane share the spoils
Otis Daniels
The Steve’s Takeaway Betterball competition, featuring two hidden holes (one on each nine where both scores counted), took place this past weekend in the absence of Anton Welgemoed.
The competition demonstrated that even with the betterball allowance of 85% applied, higher handicappers could still excel. Attie van der Westhuizen, who shot a personal best of 63 nett and lost two shots for his efforts, and Shane Westerdale emerged as the winners with a score of 48 points on a count-out over Herman Smidt and Bossie Bosman, who secured second place with 45 points.
Third place was also decided by a count-out for the second week in a row. Kevin Wentzel and Sam Nell clinched it with 44 points. Shane also won the closest-to-the-pin on number 2, while Chris Heunis took the prize on number 18. Jonas Niilenge, Charles Shayamano, and Wynand Moller shared the money from the three 2 clubs.
The NAMOPS day, which attracted a modest field of 30 players, featured a foursomes medal on the front nine and betterball stableford on the homeward nine. Sam Nell and Wietz van Niekerk emerged victorious with an impressive 11 points. Koot Potgieter and Nardo Sardinha took second place with 14.75 points. Johnny Borges and Wynand Moller won the count-out for third place with 16 points. Kevin Wentzel was the closest to the pin. There were no 2 clubs, and the jackpot was also not won.
Dawn Dippenaar emerged as the winner in the Seniors competition with 38 points, edging out Hoffie Viljoen, who also scored 38 points but lost the count-out. Bossie Bosman secured third place with 33 points. Tienie de Wet was the breadwinner, much to the delight of Wilma.
The competition demonstrated that even with the betterball allowance of 85% applied, higher handicappers could still excel. Attie van der Westhuizen, who shot a personal best of 63 nett and lost two shots for his efforts, and Shane Westerdale emerged as the winners with a score of 48 points on a count-out over Herman Smidt and Bossie Bosman, who secured second place with 45 points.
Third place was also decided by a count-out for the second week in a row. Kevin Wentzel and Sam Nell clinched it with 44 points. Shane also won the closest-to-the-pin on number 2, while Chris Heunis took the prize on number 18. Jonas Niilenge, Charles Shayamano, and Wynand Moller shared the money from the three 2 clubs.
The NAMOPS day, which attracted a modest field of 30 players, featured a foursomes medal on the front nine and betterball stableford on the homeward nine. Sam Nell and Wietz van Niekerk emerged victorious with an impressive 11 points. Koot Potgieter and Nardo Sardinha took second place with 14.75 points. Johnny Borges and Wynand Moller won the count-out for third place with 16 points. Kevin Wentzel was the closest to the pin. There were no 2 clubs, and the jackpot was also not won.
Dawn Dippenaar emerged as the winner in the Seniors competition with 38 points, edging out Hoffie Viljoen, who also scored 38 points but lost the count-out. Bossie Bosman secured third place with 33 points. Tienie de Wet was the breadwinner, much to the delight of Wilma.
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