Week Ending 5/9/2026
Port Lincoln Golf Results
Photo: Phil Lessue sends his ball soaring off the first tee block.
By: Taylor Ford
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Port Lincoln Golf Report
Spring is here and those taking the time to play out at the Port Lincoln Golf Club are thriving with the extra sunshine. Competing in a Saturday Stroke Competition with Lincoln Meats sponsoring the week, Kieren Cook can sense the impending Golf and Seafood Week and wanted to make a statement. He obliterated the competition, his Nett score of 67 in C Grade was a whopping eight shots clear of his nearest competitor in David Lawson. It was a much tighter affair in A Grade where a countback was required to find a victor. With a score of 74 to their name, Kye Barber was just able to get the edge on Codey Marchesi. Jason Verhees had a touch of breathing room in B Grade, his Nett score of 72 was too much for Warren Rosman on 74.
Stroke was also the competition for the ladies on Saturday where Heather Darley was able to reign supreme. Her Nett score of 72 was enough to secure the win, just a sole shot clear of Cindy Carr while Cynthia Thompson was close behind with her score of 75.
Jill Arcus thrived in Thursday’s Stableford Competition. She came in with a swagger in her step after putting together a monster score of 42. Any other day, Helen George may have taken the win with her score of 39 but today it just wasn’t meant to be.
Wednesday’s Stableford Competition saw Clinton Scharfe march to the top of A Grade with his score of 41 too much for the rest of the competitors. Shaun Todd was the best of the rest in A Grade with his score of 37. Juri Berzins was too strong in B Grade, his score of 37 was enough to hold back the fast finishing Warren Rosman. It was a close affair as well in C Grade with just one shot separating Michael Haritos from John Dempsey. Michael’s score of 39 was just enough to claim the win.
Michael Haritos also claimed the win on Sunday’s Stableford Competition with his score of 37, just ahead of Lachlan Jenkins and his score of 36.