Otago B turned the tables on Otago A, winning the semifinal in very wet conditions by an impressive 5 to 1 margin at Balmacewen on Saturday.
With the completion of section play, Otago will play St Clair in the final of the men's senior A coastal pennant series which will be played at home against the defending St Clair team on July 21.
St Clair had a busy weekend, playing Otago A on Saturday and Otago B yesterday, at Balmacewen.
Chisholm Park retained its second place and North Otago leapt into third place after the teams drew 3-3 at Chisholm Park on Saturday.
It was a day of upsets on Saturday when the favoured St Clair and Otago A men's pennant teams suffered losses in the sixth round of the Coastal series.
St Clair has taken an almost unassailable lead in the coastal senior A men's pennant series after beating Chisholm Park 4-2 at St Clair on Saturday.
Despite having a bye in the fifth round of the coastal senior A pennants on Saturday, the strong St Clair team remains in the lead at the halfway stage with 3.5 points and 16 games.
Otago B lies in second place in the Coastal senior A pennant series after sneaking home over North Otago at Balmacewen on Saturday.
Despite having home advantage, the leading St Clair team was held to a half by Otago B in their third-round clash of the coastal senior A pennant series played on Saturday.
The Otago Golf Club is in buoyant mood after clearing a debt that brought it to its knees seven years ago. Golf writer Bill Trewern backgrounds the club's story of financial success.
Chisholm Park provided the upset of the second round of the Coastal senior A men's pennant series by beating Otago A 3.5-2.5 on Saturday afternoon.
Antony McCullough took top honours in the Greg Turner Tour junior order of merit for 2011 by scoring a total of 161 to tie for third in the final two rounds which were played on The Hills and Millbrook last Thursday and Friday.
St Clair made a good start in defence of its Coastal Senior A pennant title by beating Chisholm Park by four games to two on the Chisholm Park links on Saturday afternoon.
The Otago under-16 team came from behind to end the Canterbury stranglehold of the South Island title by a single stroke on the Levels course in Timaru yesterday.
Jordan Bakermans (Christchurch) has taken an almost unassailable lead going into the final round today, after following Wednesday's 68 with a 69 in the South Island under-19 championship on the Levels course, near Timaru.
With a four-under-par 68, Jordan Bakermans (Christchurch) took the lead in the South Island under-19 men's championship which was played in wet conditions on the Levels course in Timaru yesterday.
A barrage of birdies and eagles featured in the professional exhibition match played yesterday to celebrate the new layout of the Cromwell golf course.
Nick Borren continued his good form since returning from Christchurch, winning the Central Otago championship with rounds of 75 and 73 in windy, wet and sunny conditions on the restructured Cromwell course on Saturday.
The Cromwell golf course, upgraded by Turner Macpherson golf architects, will receive its first real scrutiny this weekend with a double billing of amateur and professional golf.
Wakatipu High School has qualified for the national intercollegiate final in Northland in October by winning the Otago final in convincing style in windy conditions at Balmacewen yesterday.