Week Ending 12/9/2026
Port Lincoln Golf Results
Photo: Mitch Garrett chips on from close range on the second hole.
By: Taylor Ford
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Port Lincoln Golf Report
Spring conditions are providing extra bounce along with some added run which will only increase throughout the season. We thank Jones Electrical and Davey Aust. for their continued sponsorship.
Saturday’s men took part in Stroke Competition with eighty-two players making the most of the conditions. The most thrilling battle was to be found in B Grade where a countback was necessary as Dylan Puckridge just snuck past Tim Pobke after both men came in with a Nett score of 69. Michael Freeman continued his good run of form, taking out A Grade with a Nett score of 70, just one ahead of Kye Barber. C Grade was taken out by Garry Downey after he put together a Nett score of 70. Bill Healey and David Bellchambers were not far off the pace after they both entered scores of 72.
Cindy Carr put on a show in the Ladies Stableford Competition, amassing a whopping 42 points together to secure the win. Jennifer McDonald was gallant in second place with her 38 points while Maxine Garnaut was a further shot behind.
Thursday’s Stableford Competition saw twenty-one women take part to witness Libby Dolphin put together a strong score of 40 points. Lorraine McDonald took second position with her score of 37, just one clear of Josie Bacchus.
A struggling affair for the men on Wednesday with only one player bettering their handicap over all three grades. Kye Barber was the top scorer in A Grade with his score of 34. Close behind were both Trent Bradford and Haydn Myers with both scoring 32. Steven Thomson was able to just claw past both Phil Lessue in and Rick Kolega in B Grade, his score of 35 just one shot clear of the pair. David Krollig found things flowing smoothly in C Grade, putting together the score of the day with 37 points while Michael Kenny and David Reid were his closest rivals, each with 34 points.
Monday saw Rob Humphries just get the better of Michael Hegarty via a countback in Stableford Competition, each scoring 36 points. Nipping at their tails were Graeme Dyke and Peter Leahy who both put in scores of 35.
After all this, you would be hard pressed to think that anybody could have topped Cindy’s score of 42 on Saturday. The prior Sunday however in Stableford Competition, Kylan Miller came to play, blowing away the competition with a mammoth 45 points which was a whopping ten clear of their nearest rival in Adam Davies.