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Alberni Golf: Stableford starts on Monday

The weather in Alberni is great for golfing, which is a nice coincidence considering the vaunted Stableford event is around the corner.

Finally some good golfing weather.

The course is getting there, although there are a few soggy spots that the mowers can’t get to.

This past Sunday was an open day with the optional moderate stableford taking place. Thirty three men chose to go in the event, with Trevor Cripps topping the field, in second place was Glen Trask, third  was Darren Van Dyk,  fourth place went  to Keith Gauthier, while Jim Peterson took the final  spot.

The  closest to the pin were won by John Panagrot on No. 2, Glen Trask took home $29 for  his Charity  closest  to the pin on No. 4, Dennis Debolt on No. 13 and Wayne Johnston on No. 17. There was  no  winner on the hidden  hole this week, which means there is a $300 carry over  next week.

The  Zone 6 Challenge was held in Courtenay on Saturday. With the boys from Alberni placing second,

Congratulation go out to the team on Fred Fredrickson, Al Wright. Preban Rasmussen, Dennis Debolt and Don MacGowan.

This coming Sunday, May 13, is the Alberni Auto Group two man best ball.

The format is two man teams with the best net and best gross counting on each hole.

The shotgun is set to go off at 8 a.m. Please try to be there no later than 7:45 a.m.. Register with your partner in the Pro Shop or as a single and Bruce will find you a partner. You can also sign up by phoning, 250-723-5422.

The Stableford competition for 2012 gets under way next Monday May 14, and will be held on the third Monday of each Month until September.

This event is open to both men and women. There will be a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m., although the early birds may tee off earlier.

If you  compile 36 points which is right around your handicap you will automatically win $35 to be added to the club card you received when you paid your dues.

Guest will receive club money.

The more points you rack up the more you can win.

For those who are off their game be sure to turn you score cards in as there will be several draws each day.