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 SUPER SENIORS PENNANTS 2026

Round 2

This week the Super Seniors travelled to Wyong to take on the home side. Unfortunately, the result wasn’t as good as last week, with Wyong winning 6.5 to 1.5

 

Congratulations to Mick Bowditch, who recorded our only win of the day, and to Dean Osborne, who battled hard to secure a valuable half on the 18th hole.

Glenn and Dieter were unlucky to loose on the 18th

The rest of the team gave it their best effort, but the long, wet course conditions made scoring difficult.

To make matters even tougher, the greens were lightning fast and proved extremely challenging.

 

We now look forward to next week’s home match against Toukley, teeing off at 9:00 a.m. If you’re available, come along and support the team—we’d love to see plenty of familiar faces cheering us on.


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