Under a blue-blanket sky and amid rolling green hills that made city slickers envy the rural life, Brown crooned his way to a 6-under 64, including seven birdies and a single bogey, and featuring nines of 33, 31.His score was…
Other winners were Wesche, Shelley Robertson (Patutahi), Taina Paku (Wairoa), Andrea Reeves (Waikohu), Tina Duncan (Wairoa), Charlie Holland (Patutahi) and Audrey Tamanui-Nunn (Waikohu). The Judy O’Rourke Memorial Cup challenge, played for between Poverty Bay and Park women, was also held…
An air shot and a quadruple bogey didn’t stop Andy Putnam from charging to victory in the division 2 men’s Stableford on Sunday.Putnam had five pars in six holes en route to 87-20-67, for 42 points – his best round…
For some, it rained almost every hole. That resulted in some pairs calling it quits after 18 holes and retiring to the comfort of the 19th. Akroyd and Ratima did not have a clue they had won until their names…
Waikohu’s women also had success in the Golden Girls’ division.Audrey Tamanui-Nunn’s opening round of 106-41-65 put her on track to placing second in the stableford while Valerie Grace, who won the net in 2024, was third in the Stableford, highlighted…
The intermediate final was a different story. Tom Reynolds and Luke Hayes, off the same handicaps, traded blows throughout – a par to Reynolds on the 18th getting him home 1-up.“It was a toughie,” he said. Lindsay Hunt outgunned Mason…
“They were just an absolute wreck for me on that last day, so I sent them a message in the morning and said ‘look, I’ve had a good sleep, I’m ready to go and feeling fine’.“This is a story that…
Craig Parry with the trophy he picked up after winning the 2002 NZ Open. Picture / Mark MitchellEverybody calls it the Tiger Woods Open, the 2002 New Zealand Open at Paraparaumu, which starred the world’s No 1 player and generated…
While contributing immensely to the profit margins of certain beer companies, the Herald produced such famous moments as making a double-eagle/albatross on their first hole (the par-five fifth) and the late Otto Dunn stunningly sinking a Tiger Woods-like pitch shot…
By Chris TaewaGisborne Herald·5 Jun, 2024 05:00 PM6 mins to readSaveShare this articleCopy LinkEmailFacebookTwitter/XLinkedInRedditPen Wanklyn and Maxine Francois are the 2024 Kahlenberg Cup women’s pairs champions at Poverty Bay Golf Club. The Wanklyn-Francois combo defeated Gay Young and Peri Gayford…