Week Ending 29/8/2026
Port Lincoln Golf Results
Photo: Helen George in mid swing as she aims to launch her ball off the 10th tee.
By: Taylor Ford
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Port Lincoln Golf Report
After the deluge which hammered the town on Monday had soaked into the ground, brilliant conditions for golf were seen throughout the rest of the week and the players made the most of it. With LM (Letcher Moroney) Accountants & Business Advisors sponsoring the week, Grant Woods made the most of the day after putting together a solid score of 38 Stableford points on Saturday to lock in the win in C Grade. It was a close call however as he had Kieren Cook breathing down his neck with his score of 37. It was close going in B Grade as well after Jason Verhees walked in with 37 points to his name, just one ahead of Tim Pobke. Shaun Thomas was able to break away from the pack in A Grade, locking in a score of 39, three shots clear of Kye Barber and Michael Clough.
Stableford was also played by the women on Saturday where Reeta Devi claimed victory with her score of 34. She had Kay Freeth chasing her every step of the way with her score of 33 while Jennifer McDonald and Maxine Garnaut were both a further two shots behind.
Par Competition was played on Thursday where a countback was required with Jill Arcus just creeping past Libby Dolphin with both women scoring -1. They had a wall behind them with Leslee Findlay, Liz Weatherspoon and Carolyn Cocks all having a score of -2.
Wednesday’s Stableford Competition saw Michael Freeman enter the score of the week after putting together 40 points to take out A Grade. Codey Marchesi and Tyson Dodd both scrapped away in A Grade to each put together 37 points. Geoff Nottle got the better of Bob Ford in B Grade in a countback after both men shot a score of 36. Graeme Dyke found himself atop C Grade with his score of 38, one clear of Andy Smith.
Sunday’s Stableford Competition saw Michael Freeman take out the day with his score of 35. Kye Barber did his best to take out second place with his score of 33, just one ahead of Liz Weatherspoon.