His 6-under 64 featured eagles on the 274-metre par-4 third hole and 440m par-5 10th, along with five birdies and three bogeys.
A triple-bogey six on the ninth marred his otherwise immaculate 69 on Sunday and he finished the home straight ahead of runner-up Akroyd, who bounced back from 78 on Saturday with 69 on Sunday.
Johnston shot 81, 79 for a 160 total to win the Queen crown.
Other section winners were George Brown, Jason Devery, Hamish Harris, Mike De Luze, Ashley Hindmarsh, Colleen Wesche and Helen Pomana.
TUESDAY — Women's stableford (including Bay of Plenty visitors): D Lockwood 38, B Simmons 34, D Johnston 34, L Storer 34, A Haisman 33, J Ewart 33, M Philip 33, Z Skayman 3, A Gordon 33.
SATURDAY/SUNDAY — King and Queen of the Country open tournament, King of the Country, division 1 men, gross: W Brown 133, T Akroyd 147.
Net: G Brown 143, T Green 149.
Stableford: J Devery 65, T Donovan 63.
Division 2, gross: H Harris 167, J Neilson 169.
Net: M de Luze 139, B McKenzie 145.
Stableford: A Hindmarsh 70, C Brown 62.
Women's division, gross: D Johnston 160.
Net: C Wesche 152.
Stableford: H Pomana 56.
Sunday club competition, men's net, senior division: J Marsh 66, T Akroyd 69, P Molloy 69, G Brown 71, W Brown 71.
Junior division: D Quinn 65, M de Luze 66, C Taylor 67, B McKenzie 68, A Hindmarsh 68.
Women's net: D Johnston 66, J Winiata 74.
Twos: T Akroyd 2, T Green, J Brown, D Johnston.
Eagles: W Brown (on the 3rd and 10th holes).
FRIDAY — Meat pack nine-hole stableford, senior division: R Pardoe 20, P Varey 20, O Willimott 19, T Sweeney 19, S Pohatu 19.
Junior division: P Briant 21, R Shannon 20, C Kirkpatrick 20, D Quinn 20, M White 20.
COMING UP: SUNDAY, Patutahi open closing day tournament, 11am tee-off, Canadian mixed foursomes and men's sections, contact George Brown 027-370-9869 or horiboy1@xtra.co.nz, members to bring a plate.
Te Puia Springs
IRITANA Ngarimu dethroned Hazel Miratana in the Women's Handicap Cup final on Sunday.
Mark Higham bounced back from a horror Thursday round at Poverty Bay in the best possible way. He won the men's stableford with 37 points.
SUNDAY — Women's stableford: J Williams 38, I Ngarimu 32, D Goldsmith 31, H McClutchie 31.
Approaches: I Ngarimu, R Ngatai.
Women's Handicap Cup final: I Ngarimu def H Miratana.
Two: R Ngatai.
Men's stableford: M Higham 37, P Moana 34, J Devery 34, J Forrester 31, R Smith 30.
COMING UP: SUNDAY, haggle.
Waikohu
THE draw went Percy Milner's way in the Baty Cup Memorial drawn mixed pairs competition on Sunday.
Milner, who had 35 stableford points, was drawn with Ella Wynyard, who had 38, and their combined 73 won the trophy.
SUNDAY — Men's stableford: L Green 38, T Brown 37, P Milner 35, S Te Rito 31
Women's stableford: E Wynyard 38, A Tamanui 30.
Baty Cup Memorial drawn mixed pairs combined stableford: E Wynyard/P Milner 73.
COMING UP: SATURDAY/SUNDAY, Coates and McLean trophies 4x12-hole matchplay, past members welcome, Saturday tee-off 10am, Sunday tee-off 11am.
Mahia
FATHER and son Wayne and Wade Wesche pipped Bruce Maher and Willie Albert for the honours in the pre-All Blacks test Canadian foursomes on Saturday.
The Wesche duo shot net 70, one ahead of Maher and Albert, with Roger Bremner and Bryce Cutler third on 74.
SUNDAY — Canadian foursomes: W and W Wesche 70, B Maher/W Albert 71, R Bremner/B Cutler 74, B Crowley/P Bremner 76.5.
COMING UP: SATURDAY, Nat Pute Puti tournament, midday tee-off, golfers and non-golfers welcome.
Electrinet Park
DI Webb rode her wave of women's shootout success into the Mitchell Cup on Sunday.
Webb, fresh from being the last woman standing in the 18-player shootout the previous weekend, teamed with Anthony Pahina to win the Mitchell Cup mixed pairs.
They compiled 45 points to head off Rebecca Walford and Rob Taylor by five points.
Neal Jones' 39 points won the Tuesday veterans' stableford last week but it was Anaru Reedy's 5-under 67, including three twos, that was the clubhouse talking point.
SUNDAY — Mitchell Cup mixed pairs stableford: A Pahina/D Webb 45, R Taylor/R Walford 40, P Stewart/T Ford 39.
SATURDAY — Men's net: R Walford 71.
Twos: R Moore.
THURSDAY (Oct 15) — Twilight nine-hole stableford: D Gregory 19, W Brown 18.
Long drive: A Higham.
Approach: W Brown.
Digg It Gizzy tab: S Toa.
TUESDAY (Oct 13) — Veteran men's stableford: N Jones 39, D Te Maro 38, A Nairne 38, A Reedy 37, P Mitchell 37, P Nepia 37.
Twos: E Parkin, A Reedy (3).
COMING UP: THURSDAYS, twilight stableford, 3.30pm to 6pm; SUNDAY, Electrinet Park fundraising tournament, contact officer, Rodney Moore or Mihi Marino for start times.
Representative
ONE match was all that separated Poverty and Western Bay of Plenty in their women's matchplay fixture at Gisborne Park on Monday.
Honours were shared 5-all in the division 1 clash so WBoP, as the holders, retained the trophy.
The hosts won the division 2 tie 6-4 to retain that trophy.
Results — Division 1, Poverty Bay 5 Western Bay of Plenty 5 (Poverty Bay names first): Jan Utting halved with Billie Jo Simmons, Wiki Morrissey def Lynne Whitehead, Blanche Walker def Kay Marshall, Roseanne Taiapa lost to Carol Wilson, Viv Bell lost to Irene McNair, Carney Pipi lost to Dianne Lockwood, Jean Foot def Pat Hay, Tracey Ford def Dorothy Foster, Jacque Akuhata halved with Avon Gordon, Jan Steele lost to Lynda Storer.
Division 2, Poverty Bay 6 Western Bay of Plenty 4 (PB names first): Sue Maisey def Vivienne Lilley, June MacKinnon lost to Jennifer Wilson, Tina Duncan lost to Anne Bound, Barb Woods lost to Zoe Skayman, Pat Johansen lost to Dawn Dawson, Janet Muir def Edna Connolly, Andrea Haisman def Christine Potter, Pip Dymock def Lorraine Moon, Marg Lane def Heather Clark, Sue Kemp def Pauline Tolley.
Golf Roundup compiled and edited by
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