ACT golfer John Masullo can look back on Sunday October 14, 2018 as the crowning day of his golfing life thus far.

Any golfer who has broken their age on the golf course has accomplished one of the game’s rare feats and Aston Hills Golf Club’s Deane Brock came agonisingly close on his way to one of the Genesis Golf Link Cup’s leading performances for Month Three.

Have you ever double-bogeyed your final hole and still had the best stableford score of your life? Twin Waters Golf Club member Scott Nicholas did exactly that to snatch a podium finish in Week 13 of the Genesis Golf Link Cup.

Marc Leishman might be Warrnambool Golf Club’s best known golfer but fellow members Marian McKenzie and Karen Jenkins achieved a rare feat in Week 12 of the Genesis Golf Link Cup.

There are two golf days that stand out clearly in the memory of Week 11 Genesis Golf Link Cup A Grade winner Peter Bendeich and they came more than 30 years apart.

Perhaps destiny played a role in Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 10 C Grade third placegetter Margaret Smith taking up the game.

If you get upset about playing badly then you’re doing it all wrong, says Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 9 B Grade winner Garry Christian.

How long does it take to become a certified golf tragic? About two years, according to Genesis Golf Link Cup Week 8 C Grade third placegetter Sue Davis.

 ‘Work – for people who don’t know how to play golf’. It’s a well-known saying though doesn’t quite hold true for Genesis Golf Link Cup Month One A Grade winner Wayne Harlum.

There are good weeks in golf and then there are weeks like Genesis Golf Link Cup Week Three A Grade Runner-up Ben Layton has just had.