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Queensland Women’s Country a roaring success
The 2017 Queensland Women’s Country Championship
has continued its dominance as Queensland’s largest
golf participation event with almost 400 players
converging to the Central Queensland District.
Rockhampton Golf Club and Yeppoon Golf Club
played host to this year’s championship with 60 clubs
represented in the field. The three days of golf started
with the Foursomes Championship on Monday, with the
individual Championships following on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
In the Stroke Championship, Trudi Petrie (1770) a 1987
Queensland state team player claimed the Queensland
Women’s Country title after firing a second round 75
to go with her first round 75 for a total of 150. Petrie
proudly donned her Queensland team jacket while
accepting the trophy, ecstatic with her win.
Noosa’s Olivia Dolan fired rounds of 79-76 (155) to
claim runner-up, with 2016 runner-up Sheree Hasson
(Mackay) in third.
Bundaberg’s Del Crowley proudly scored an ace during
the tournament on the 2nd hole at Rockhampton
Golf Club.
Sheree Hasson (Mackay) partnered with Margrethe
Harbo (Burleigh) to take out the Foursomes event on
Sunday with a round of 83. The Bundaberg pairing of
Marian Hemsley & Miriam Newman finished in second
place with a score of 86.
Golf Queensland would like to extend a sincere thank
you to courses Rockhampton Golf Club and Yeppoon
Golf Club. Special mention must be made to all the
course staff, clubhouse staff and volunteers who
contributed many long hours to ensure a successful
three days.
Golf Queensland is proud to announce North
Queensland as the 2018 host district, with the event to
be staged at Mackay Golf Club and Pioneer Valley Golf
Club, from May 14-16.
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2017 Women’s Country Foursomes winners Sheree Hasson and Margrethe
Harbo, Division 1 Champion Trudi Petrie, and Division 2 Champion Liezel Parry.
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