Moss Vale Golf Club favourite Doug Dobb made no secret of his impact on Saturday's monthly medal round, carding a nett 66, and in doing so, took the B Grade gross and nett scoring honours from the talented Geoff Morris.
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In A Grade, Gold Creek Country Club visitor Tyson McDonald carded a nett 68 to edge out Jason Ashcroft on a countback.
Ashcroft took the gross score honours with a classy and often spectacular par round of 71.
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Aptly named C Grade winner, Jim Driver was too strong for the evergreen Bruce Gould.
In the women's stroke event, Sue Shallis added to her Tuesday stableford win with a tight count back victory from Lynette Hatton scoring 40 points.
Club president Justin Lewis was on course from the get-go, accumulating 45 points in taking out Wednesday's Stableford event.
Playing off a generous 11 handicap, Lewis was standing on the 18th tee at even par, and having won the dinner for two at Dormie House for his nearest the pin on the sixth hole, was set to complete the golfing day of a lifetime.
Unfortunately the par round eluded him as he uncharacteristically played a double bogey, but his form is coming together at the right time ahead of his representative duties for the club in competing in the Illawarra pennants season.
As Lewis captured all the glory, Adam Kich shot an impressive round coming second with 41 points.
In other news, the deck is nearing completion and will be a popular addition to the Dormie House dining experience with its stunning outlook across the course.
Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, David Lee and his team are establishing a glowing reputation and the new outdoor facility will no doubt gain a huge following as one of the areas sought after venues.
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