Sunnydale men enjoy sunny Sunday

Several Comox Golf Club members pay a visit on May 11

 

 

 

A great day for golf on Sunday, May 11 at Sunnydale. Lots of eager golfers happy to play in the sun after a rain out last week, along with some visitors from Comox Golf Club.

Low Gross 0-10 handicap: Dan Woods 72, Mitch Carr-Hilton 73, Larry Ferguson 75. Low gross 11+ handicap: Ken Cottini 79, Wally Pettigrew 82, Colin Hettman 83 c/b.

Low net 0-10: Gerry Rautenberg 68, Viking 69, John Huisman 70. Low net 11+: Harvey Skerrit 65, Clyde Levy 66, Rick Bono 69.

Come on out and have some fun on Sunday mornings. Be there by 8 a.m. Tee off at 8:30 a.m. shotgun start; or Wednesday evenings 5:30 p.m. for 6 p.m. tee off.

– Sunnydale Men’s Golf

 

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