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HomeSportThree-way countback needed to decide women's stableford
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Three-way countback needed to decide women’s stableford

Libby Dolphin, Adie Fraser, Jenny McDonald and Cynthia Thompson enjoying the Thursday ladies' competition. (Supplied)
Jake Murray

The magic number was 35 points in the women’s stableford at the Port Lincoln Golf Club on Thursday, May 8, […]

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