Five Lakes captain Nigel Popper presenting the Autumn Trophy to Ben Grant.
BEN Grant proved to be the Bogey Master as Five Lakes Golf Club held the Autumn Trophy
This bogey competition was held on a breezy autumn day with golfers taking on the course against their handicaps.
Normally the course wins, which was true in most cases with the exception of the leading golfers.
Roger Springall (13) and Pat McSweeney (13) came in level which is normally considered a good score, however, third place went Mark Harlow (7) with +2 and second place went to Lee Stafford(23) with +4.
However, no-one could match Grant (24), who took the Autumn Trophy with an exceptional +6 as well as receiving a reduction in his playing handicap.
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