The young golf ace secured a win in both the recent women’s open and the club’s junior open rounds to be one of the most successful golfers at the club. 

Narooma’s Sylvia Donohue has enjoyed a hold of the open championship for a few years, but the results saw her face Casey in a sudden-death shootout. 

It went to the third hole where Casey emerged victorious and members congratulated her tremendous form. 

The club also congratulated Barb Rees, who scored a hole-in-one on the 13^th.

The hole-in-one scored Rees the golden shot for her efforts. 

The competition also saw the silver salver played and it was handily retained by the Tura combination of Betty Richards, Joyce Jones and Jan Dobson. 

A great field of 95 players from around the region tested their skills

Other winners in the open included Gerrie Griffin in division two of the gross results from runner-up Joyce Jones. 

Division three was won by Marcelle Burton, with Helen Herbert from Eden hot on her heels to finish runner-up. 

Donohue graciously accepted the division one gross victory from runner-up Maggie Hayes of Bermagui. 

In the nett standings, Anne Madigan was the division one winner from Kerry Hunting. 

Jan Dobson stamped her mark on the division two victory with Janey Morrison taking the runner-up spot, while Bev Smith headed up the division three results from Carolyn Gale. 

Players needed 79 or better to secure a ball on the day. 

Over the weekend the club held its revamped Junior Open. 

A spokeswoman for the club said the junior event had fallen by the wayside and hadn’t run in a number of years. 

“It is great to see it back on the schedule with help by newly appointed golf professionals Lisa Newling and Loraine Lambert,” the spokeswoman said. 

Cook again shone, hitting a fantastic 77 off the stick to take out the top spot. 

Meanwhile, Tathra’s Duke Creay was the nett winner on a count-back from Bega’s James Moore and he was also awarded the Harry Douglass Memorial Trophy by Margaret Douglass. 

Officials said six cadets also played six-holes on the course and they all “had a load of fun” receiving prizes courtesy of the pro shop.

Bailey Palacios won the encouragement award and organisers were thrilled to hear the open was the first time out on the course for junior Ethan Ingram. 

In regular play, Tura golfers contested the final round of an inter-club challenge with Pambula-Merimbula where Ann McDonald won the day with a massive plus nine. Linda Staite was runner-up after scoring plus eight. 

The club also held the Nutrimetics trophy stableford day with Jenny Lasker winning the division one standings on a count-back from Lorraine Arnaudon after both scored 34 points. 

Brian Lowder took out the medal of medalists title in men’s play.