The Star: March 29, 2018

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Three hole-in-ones
on St Patrick’s Day
THE LUCK of the Irish
struck at Bottle Lake Golf
Club on St Patrick’s Day
with three holes-in-ones in
the space of three hours.
Shayne Dwyer, Tony
Ermerins, and club
manager Clare Pitt were
playing in the Blumsky
Cup – a Canadian
foursome mixed pairs
competition.
Two of the hole-in-ones
came on the sixth hole par
three. Pitt was the first
to accomplish the feat at
lunchtime when she holed
out with a driver from the
128m yellow tee at noon.
Ermerins was the next at
1.30pm, using a nine-iron
from the 141m blue tee.
Dwyer was the last to
the party on the par three
16th hole. He also used a
nine-iron to hole out from
112m.
It was the first ever holein-one
for both Ermerins
and Pitt and the second
for Dwyer. Celebrations
went long into the night as
the three “shouts” kept bar
staff busy
Endacott in a new league
•From page 1
Now he has added another
string to his bow.
“I’ve never been in the
car business before and
could never see myself in
the car business.”
He has previously
been involved with Nigel
Thompson Motor Company,
but had since rebranded
the company to Endacott
Motor Group.
“We decided to take the
business on, my son Shane
and myself. It’s a huge challenge
and we’ve taken it
head-on,” he said.
“We were just a passive
investor and ended up with
a business and the challenge
of making it work.
It’s been quite exciting, I’ve
learned a lot since we’ve
been going and learning by
the day.”
Mr Endacott, who was
known as Happy Frank,
played league for Addington
and Hornby and made
the Schoolboy Kiwis in
1963.
He coached the Kiwis
from 1995-2000 and the
Warriors from 1997-1999.
Endacott Motor Group
had “something for everyone,”
he said. “I’m lucky
to have good staff who are
doing a great job. The name
EAGLES: Tony Ermerins, Clare Pitt and Shayne
Dwyer all hit hole-in-ones in the space of three
hours.
LONG CAREER: Former Kiwis and Warriors coach
Frank Endacott spends about six days a week at
Endacott Motor Group. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
[Endacott] can help but
you need to have a good
product. We’re bringing in
some beautiful cars at the
moment and that will continue.
“We’ve made a lot of
changes for the better.”
Mr Endacott said he had
previously owned pubs and
a crushing road metal plant
in North Canterbury.
He was at the Moorhouse
Ave yard about six days
a week where he enjoyed
meeting new people, while
on Saturday he liked to go
and watch local sport.
He said Endacott Motor
Group wanted to support
local rugby league clubs
and competitions.
“We want to give back to
the sport that has given so
much to me over the years.”