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2011 Ladies Charity Guest Day
Commonwealth Wins Huntingdale's 2011 Ladies Bowl
Pictured above (From L-R) Anna Alston, Di Price & Noela Read
122 ladies from 40 different clubs across Victoria teed it up at Huntingdale under blue skies, with the sun shining and the course in great condition. Commonwealth, last year's runners-up in this event, posted three consistent scores with Anna Alston having 35 points, Noela Read 30 and Di Price with 36 points for an aggregate score of 101 points to win by 4 points from nearest rivals Kew Golf Club (Barbara Aylen 33, Andrea Moore 31 & Judy Hardy 33) and a further point in front of Long Island Country Club (Sue Rees, Noriko Asami and Merryn Graer) and Heritage Golf and Country Club (Nerryll Jennings, Tessa Fraser and Annette Den Elzen).
There was some consolation for Heritage, with Nerryll Jennings (h'cap 24) taking out individual honours in the Bronze Division (h'cap 19-27) with a sensational score of 43 points and Huntingdale's Meko Nathan won the Silver Division (h'cap 0-18) with a great score of 36 points off a handicap of 14.City of Monash Charity Golf Day
Strong winds greeted all players in the Monash Charity Golf Day played on Sunday 17th July at Huntingdale . Congratulations to Kevin Bentley from Cerberus Golf Club who led the way with a fine 36 points. Listed below are the full results for the stableford event.
2011 Huntingdale Junior Golf Tournament - Tuesday 12th April
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Ko Wins 2011 Srixon Australian Women's Stroke Play Championship

New Zealand’s Lydia Ko became the youngest ever winner of the Srixon Australian Women’s Stroke Play Championship with a play-off victory at Huntingdale Golf Club in Melbourne on Saturday 19th March, 2011. The 13 year-old outlasted compatriot Cecilia Cho to win on the second play-off hole with a par after the pair finished the championship level at 6-under par. Based in Auckland, Ko made good use of her recent visit to Huntingdale, firing 7-under par. in a practice round. Ko was the leading amateur at the Open at Commonwealth Golf Club.


