Plan B had to be put into action to allow for the golf to go ahead. 

This meant that the 6^th, 7^th, 12^th, 13^th, 14^th and 18^th holes were missed with extra holes being played on the front nine, meaning the course was only a par 65.

No par 5s were played. The shortened course meant it was not in a championship state.

Therefore, the Elders 4BBB championships rescheduled until after the Men’s Championships.  

The shortened course suited some players. Wayne Wilson, being one of them, winning the A-grade prize with an outstanding 57 net in Saturday’s event.

Wayne Biddle won the B-grade prize with a 64 net.

In Sunday’s event, Matthew Auld won the day’s prize with a 60 net. 

Almost all ball winners over the weekend hit under par scores, which is something rarely seen.

With daylight saving starting this weekend, it also marks the commencement of the Business House Golf competition

If you have a team, or would like to join a team, get down to the Yass Pro Shop and see Kirk Davis for details.

Winners:

Reports for Guzzler’s Mug Stroke, Stableford Event and Labour Day Stableford Event will be provided on the Yass Golf Club Facebook page.