2014 Sanlam Cancer Regional Finals George Golf Club

2014 SANLAM CANCER REGIONAL FINALS GEORGE GOLF CLUB SUNDAY, 3 AUG 2014 - DRAW 1st Tee Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 07:42 Henk Geldenhuys (Kingswood) A Ian Norgarb (Oubaai) A Anthony Parker (Simola) A 07:49 Willie Van Heerden ( Fancourt) A Pietie Uys (Heidelberg) A JH Oosthuizen (Albertina) A Hendrik Kriek (Mossel Bay) A 07:56 Emile Steyl (Riversdale) A Pierre Viviers (Beauford West) A Andrew Michaels (Stilbaai) A Richard Bursztyn (Goose Valley) A 08:03 Heinrich Neethling (George) A Sean Tanner (Knysna) A Robert Fotheringham (Plett) A Colin Jennings (Pezula) A 08:10 Markus Smal (Pinnacle) A Leon Crous (Uniondale) A Ockie Horowitz (Oudtshoorn) A Bennett de Wee (Ladysmith) A A 08:17 Ewert Van Zyl (Prince Albert) A Doors Mahne (Dolphins Creek) A Pottie Van Aardt (George) B James Adams (Goose Valley) B 08:24 Terry Van Coller (Oudtshoorn) B Kosie Otto (Mossel Bay) B Robbie Bevan (Knysna) B Barry Whitfield (Plett) B 08:31 Dawie Louw (Pinnacle) B Nico Booysens (Kingswood) B J Terblanche (Albertina) B Lorenzo Merrington (Beauford W) B 08:38 Willie Prins (Riversdale) B Willie Smit (Oubaai) B Deon Upton (Heidelberg) B Paul Sumner (Simola) B 08:45 Bennie Fourie (Prince Albert) B Cassie Swanepoel (Boggomsbaai) B Genis Gysbert (Dolphins Creek) B John Stavers (Pezula) B 08:52 Frederik Zeelie (Stilbaai) B Ronnie Hamilton (Fancourt) B Jason Snyman (Ladysmith) B Stephanus Stander (Uniondale) B 08:59 Laura O'Connor (Kingswood) A Liz Keller (Knysna) A Anne Riemer (Goose Valley) A Ursula Lindgens (Pezula) A 09:06 Darell Phillips (Plett) A Di Parker (Simola) A Salome Van Wyk (George) A Anneline Badenhorst (Oudtshoorn) A 10th Tee Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Player 4 07:42 Gloria Greyvenstein (Mossel Bay) A Marina Juta (Pinnacle Point) A Nerine Coetzee (Fancourt) A 07:49 Louis Fourie (George) C Rory Scott (Simola) C Jerome Joseph (Riversdale) C Henny De Jager (Albertina) C 07:56 Altus Joubert (Heidelberg) C Kevin Jansen ( Goose Valley) C Denis Pregnolato (Pezula) C Johan Fourie (Prince Albert) C 08:03 Francois Goosen (Beaufort West) C Chris Herbst (Oubaai) C Dave Haigh (Knysna) C Gert Olivier (Uniondale) C 08:10 Jacques Jonker (Ladysmith) C Willem Du Plessis (Boggomsbaai) C Ed Juta (Pinnacle Point) C Jonathan Witts-Hewinson (Kingswood) C 08:17 Kobus (JF) Mouton (Oudtshoorn) C Mike De Villiers (Mossel Bay) C Ray Saul (Dolphins Creek) C Chris De Wet (Plett) C 08:24 Andre Gower (Stilbaai) C Jacques Kruger (Fancourt) C Celeste Barnard (Oudtshoorn) B Sandra Grieve (Fancourt) B 08:31 Trish Leach (Knysna) B Aloma Joubert (George) B Trudie Schreiber (Oubaai) B Monica Steyn (Pinnacle Point) B 08:38 Marie Fourie (Riversdale) B Leola Joubert (Pezula) B Annatjie Blake (Stilbaai) B Allison Powell (Kingswood) B 08:45 Terri Bloom (Goose Valley) B Dawn Wessels (Mossel Bay) B Colleen Robinson (Plett) B Lynn Mann (George) C 08:52 Susan Van Staden (Stilbaai) C Elsabe Gray (Plett) C Cynthia Zeitsman (Mossel Bay) C Verona Cronje (Fancourt) C 08:59 Aletta Sutherland (Riversdale) C Miemie Martiz (Oudtshoorn) C Gita Tuschardt (Knysna) C Glennys Earl-Spurr ( Dolphins Creek) C 09:06 Gail Wall (Goose Valley) C Anke Steyn (Ladysmith) C Helet Withers (Oubaai) C Drikie Smal (Pinnacle Point) C Updated: 29.07.2014.

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ORCA Times – June 2019
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