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Pearce leads the way

LEE PEARCE secured the Reading Golf Club men’s championship prize with a score of 147 after

John Harris

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12:00AM, Monday 18 July 2016

LEE PEARCE secured the Reading Golf Club men’s championship prize with a score of 147 after rounds of 74 and 73.

Mark Simpson was runner-up with 152 with Sam Westmancoat third on 155.

Terry Hearmon took the net results honours with 143 with Lars Gleie second on 144 and Pearce third on 145.

Elsewhere Jackie MacDonald won the ladies’ Centenary Rosebowl with a net 74 score. Kerry Pardoe was runner-up with 78 and Ling Williams third on 79.

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