The perfect blend of youth and experience from the Jones family combined to collect victory in Saturday's Super Series Scramble at Brean Golf Club.

Millie and Zak Jones provided the youth whilst Eric added the wise old head to the winning scorecard of nett 52 which saw them finish two clear of the field.

A countback was required for the runners-up prize and Martin Kennelly, Sid Smith and Nathan Pickering secured it with the better back nine.

That left Scott Miles, Neil Barker and Trevor Pitt to take third with their score of 54 ahead of three teams on 55.

Another countback was needed to determine the final prize winners with John Ham, Barrie Tucker and Pete Dunn getting the verdict courtesy of the lowest back nine score of those three teams with 55s.

Zak featured in the winner's enclosure for the second time in two days completing the weekend double and won his third consecutive Super Series event.

He posted a superb 46 stableford points which included an amazing 27 points on the back nine.

That gave him a one-point advantage over Nigel Ellis who also racked up a spectacular 27 points over his first eight holes but couldn't maintain that pace and handed in a 45-point card.

Mark Banczyk-Gee was the only other player in the 40s but had to be content with third place in Division Two behind the two high flyers.

Scott Miles took the honours in Division One with 39 points as he finished one clear of Zak's father Steve. Simon Copping was third with 37.

The Jubilee Plate was won by Bev and John Cranley on a bright but breezy Sunday after they scored 44 points in the Greensomes stableford to win by four from Carole and Mike Short with Gail Mason and John Rabbetts in third on 38.