The Marlborough Golf Club course was in pristine condition for the 11th edition of the annual Whitehaven Wines Pro-Am staged on Thursday at Fairhall.
Twenty-eight professionals each paired with three amateurs to compete in a stableford competition over 18 holes.
The combination of Sue Murray, Tony Jordan, Courtney Ryan and professional Quinton Thompson scored 123 points to take out the best-three-of-four stableford competition. Second was Paul Bugler, Terry Sloan, Lance Nuttal and professional Nick Loach on 121 while the team of Mark Elkington, Susan Heagney, Caroline Cornelius and professional Tara Raj were third, also on 121.
Leading professional was Kit Bittle from the Murawai GC with a gross 70, from Sam Marsters, 71, and Sean Towndrow, 72.
The amateur best gross competition was taken out by Kerry Fyfe, 73, from Harry MacNeill, 73, and Jason Giblin, 75.
Scoring the most stableford points among the amateurs was Terry Sloan with 42, followed by Anna Batty, 41, and Kerry Fyfe, 40.
