2024 Men's Pennant Finals
The Men's and Mixed Pennant competition ended with the playing of the remaining finals at Portland Golf Club on Sunday 1 May.
The finals results for 2024 are:
- Division 1 Scratch - Warrnambool d Portland 5/2
- Division 2 Scratch - Terang d Peterborough 5/2
- Division 3 Scratch - Portland d Grampians 5/2
- Division 1 Handicap - Warrnambool d Cobden 3/2
- Division 2 Handicap - Coleraine d Mooralla 4/1
- Division 3 Handicap - Hamilton d East Framlingham 4/1
- Division 1 Mixed - Peterborough (2) d Cobden 3/2
- Division 2 Mixed - Hamilton d Mooralla 3/2
Div 1 Scratch - Warrnambool GC
Div 2 Scratch - Warrnambool GC
Div 3 Scratch - Portland GC
Div 1 Handicap - Warrnambool GC
Div 3 Handicap - Hamilton GC
2024 Women Pennant Finals
The ladies pennant finals were played on Monday 20th May at the Portland Golf Club. The day began with drizzly rain but overall the conditions were pleasant for golf.
The penant competition was played in fierce but friendly rivalry amongst the clubs in all divisions. The final was no exception, with many games going the full distance. It was great to see the results shared around.
- Scratch - Warrnambool won defeating Port Fairy 3 and 2
- Division 1 - Timboon won defeating Terang 4 and 1
- Division 2 - Hamilton won defeating Warrnambool 4 and 1
- Division 3 - Hamilton won defeating Warrnambool 3 and 2
- Division 4 - Cobden won defeating Port Fairy 3.5 and 1.5.
We look forward to the continued support of all the pennant competitions throughout the district.
Scratch - Warrnambool GC
Div 1 - Timboon GC
Div 2 - Hamilton GC
Div 3 - Hamilton GC
Div 4 - Cobden GC
2024 Mixed Pennant
Congratulations the Peterborough number 2 Mixed Pennant team for winning the 2024 Division 1 Mixed Pennant in a close contest with Cobden on Sunday 28 April.
the 2024 WDGA Division 2 Handicap Winners
Congratulations to Coleraine Golf Club for winning the 2024 WDGA Division 2 Handicap final at Macarthur Golf Club on Sunday 5 May.
While Coleraine defeated Mooralla 4-1, the individual match scores were very close with most decided on the 18th hole.
The Currie Legacy
Golf is a game of traditions, not only at the elite or international level but also in every tiney corner of the globe where it sprouted.
The writer of this article ventured west last month to experience the 67th Edwin Currie Cup and discovered a history as rich and colourful as golf cups can be.
Photo:
Sheila Dennis who grew up on the Gala property and her husband Norman with the two trophies from the golf club.
Western District Golf Association
