Category: Results

SAT Men’s Results πŸ’°

🏌️ Saturday Stableford β€” Captain’s Log

Well, there weren’t exactly life forms crawling all over the course today, with just 65 players taking to the course. Apparently there was some sort of Grand Final being played somewhere… who knew? πŸ˜‚

Those who did make it out were rewarded with a beautiful day, and the course is currently in absolute tip-top condition. Full credit to Brendo and the boys for having it looking so good. It really is a pleasure to see the place presented in such great shape.

πŸ† Division 1 Winners

The ever-steady David Wallis (18) took out Division 1 with a very solid 40 points, continuing to show that steady golf gets the job done. David collected the $50 voucher, with Steven Warne (13) finishing runner-up on 39 points.

πŸ₯‡ Division 2 Winners

And then we had the dark horse!

John Maconachie (28) absolutely dominated Division 2 β€” and, for that matter, the entire field β€” with a cracking 42 points to take the win.

Twenty-five points on the back nine to come storming home with 42 points? That’s the sort of finish that gets the attention of the handicapping system! 😳

John takes home the $50 voucher and the proud owner of a new handicap losing 2 shots, with John Olsen (22) finishing runner-up on 39 points.

Well played, gents. Very impressive golf!

β›³ Rundown

  • Des Scott (22) – 38
  • Grant Treloar (9) – 38
  • Phil Coles (15) – 37
  • Bryan Penny (19) – 37
  • Nathan Simpson (15) – 36
  • Rick Culpitt (7) – 36
  • Terry Trevitt (28) – 36

🎯 NTPs

Some absolute darts being thrown at the pins today, with Perc Dempsey and Doug Kercher particularly handy around the greens.

  • Graham Cron – 2nd hole
  • Perc Dempsey – 2nd hole
  • Doug Kercher – 7th hole
  • Luke Coe – 7th hole
  • Patrick Tregellas – 11th hole
  • Steven Warne – 12th hole
  • Chris Harding – 12th hole
  • Perc Dempsey – 16th hole
  • Doug Kercher – 16th hole

🎟️ Raffle Winners

  • John Olsen – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Bryan Penny – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Michael McKay – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Gary Pettit – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Brian Springfield – $25 Raffle Winner

πŸ’° A Friendly Reminder

If your membership fees are getting close to being due, please make sure you get them sorted before October 1st.

After that, we’re looking at a mind-bending $700 per year β€” so getting it sorted before the increase might just be the best birdie you’ll make all week! πŸ˜‚

πŸ”§ A Few Things Still Happening

We still have a few matters pending with the Twin Towns Board regarding some minor decisions yet to be made around the course.

As for the course setup, we’re going to let things play as they are for the next month. After that, we’ll reassess the 1st and 10th holes and make any appropriate index changes based on the scores coming back from the competitions.

For now, though, the course is in fantastic nick, the scores are rolling in and there’s plenty happening on and off the course.

Thanks to everyone who played today β€” and congratulations to all our winners!

And to those who stayed home to watch the footy…

You missed a beauty! πŸ˜‚πŸŒοΈ

Men’s Captain

Patrick

WED Men’s Results

πŸ† Wednesday Stableford Wrap-Up

What a cracking day of Stableford golf, with plenty of big scores, plenty of balls handed out and a few familiar names finding their way onto the winner’s list!

πŸ₯‡ Winners – Division 1

Kevin Bartlett (16) – 40 points took out Division 1 with an excellent 40-point haul, earning the $50 voucher and the honour of putting his name at the top of the division.

Mark Kenny (15) – 38 points followed closely behind to claim the runner-up spot and a $35 voucher.

πŸ† Winners – Division 2

Allan Corke (32) – 40 points produced the winning score in Division 2, taking the $50 voucher after a very handy 40 points.

Michael Druhala (19) – 39 points was right behind him with 39 points, collecting the $35 runner-up voucher.

β›³ Rundown

  • Nigel Luxton (15) – 38
  • Brent McLennan (26) – 37
  • David Kammer (25) – 37
  • Jim Storey (23) – 37
  • Phil Coles (13) – 37
  • John Faust (12) – 37
  • John Olsen (20) – 37
  • Daniel Minogue (25) – 36
  • Steven Warne (11) – 36
  • Rodney Jackson (28) – 36
  • Vince Robshaw (25) – 36
  • Rick Downes (21) – 36
  • Maxwell Jessop (22) – 36
  • Mark Jessop (18) – 36

🎯 NTPs

  • Kim Thackeray – 2nd hole
  • Warwick Self – 2nd hole
  • Bill Mann – 7th hole
  • Wayne Stone – 7th hole
  • Jim Macpherson – 11th hole
  • Mark Jessop – 12th hole
  • Terry Baker – 12th hole
  • Graham Cron – 16th hole
  • Michael Druhala – 16th hole

πŸ“Œ Pro Pin Winner

  • Terry Baker – $72 Pro Shop Voucher

🎟️ Raffle Winners

  • Perc Dempsey – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Walter Fisk – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Kevin Bartlett – $25 Raffle Winner

And speaking of Kevie…

THE MIGHTY LEFT-HANDER KEVIE BARTLETT IS BACK IN THE WINNERS CIRCLE! πŸ»πŸ†

How good is golf, huh? One minute you’re hunting for your golf ball, the next you’re collecting a voucher, a raffle prize and the bragging rights! Kevie clearly decided Wednesday was a good day to remind everyone that the big fella can still play. πŸ˜‚

Congratulations to all our winners and rundown recipients β€” another great day out on the course!

Men’s Captain

Patrick

LADIES GOLF RESULTS 24th SEPTEMBER – Canadian Two Stroke.

Blue skies, nothing but blue skies, well after a quick shower of rain at starting time, greeted our Ladies today, a lovely day to be out on the course.
26 Ladies made up the field with some good scores being recorded. The 1st/10th hole temporary tee is making the par 5 easy to play and I hear a lovely lady was on the 1st green in 2 today! Work is proceeding on the building of the new tee and it won’t be long before we will putting it to good use.
The Winners today with a score of 69 were Alison Blair and Viv Sulejmani , runners up were Maran Cooper and Nancy Douglas with 71. Well done ladies, good golfing on a lovely day!
RunDown went to :

Desley Harrington and Peggy Williams 74; Pat Hodda and Liz Edwards 76; Colleen Kelly and Judy Mount 76; Denise Melling and Denise M Culpitt 76; Pauline Benny and Chris Waghorn 76.

NTP Div 1 – hole 2 Liz Edwards; Div 2 Pauline Benny.

Div 1 – hole 16 Pat Hodda. Div 2 Mary Swanson

Pro Pin went to Alison Blair.

Raffle Winners were – $20 Colleen Kelly. $15 Maran Cooper. $10 Marilyn Berryman, Yvonne Morrison, Peggy Williams.

Next week is our annual OBE Day – we celebrate our over 80’s, (not many of us are left under 80 ) You will have your own Competition with a winner from amongst the OBE’s and a nearest the pin on the 2nd hole just for you. Apart from the OBE winner all players will be in the usual competition. The usual pins are for all players.

After golf we will enjoy a tea/coffee, cold drink and cake provided by the Ladies Golf Club. OBE’s please wear a pink shirt if you have one .

The time sheet on the Web Site is open for our Club Championships to be run over 2 Thursdays 8th and 15th October, please get your names down and support the Club

Have a great week, see everyone next Thursday

Pauline R πŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒΈπŸŒΈπŸŒΈ .

Jarod Lyle -Record! πŸ’›

Record breaking funds raised! Well Done to everyone!

What an absolutely amazing day for Jarrod Lyle Day! πŸ’›

It was fantastic to see so many yellow shirts around the club and so many members making the effort to get behind such a special day. The atmosphere was brilliant, and there was a real sense of community from the moment everyone arrived.

And what a result! We raised a record-breaking $964 through the raffle and the incredibly generous donations from our Men and Ladies members. That’s a fantastic achievement and a wonderful way to honour Jarrod and continue to celebrate his legacy.

The course was in pristine condition, with some fun pin placements adding an extra challenge to the day. Full credit to Brando and the boys for presenting the course so well.

A massive shoutout to Galileo’s Pizza for supplying the pizzas after the round. As always, they were absolutely fantastic β€” you just can’t beat them! Thanks so much to Brad and Steve for getting that organised.

A huge thank you also goes to Twin Towns and Twinnies Gives for sponsoring the winners’ $50 vouchers. Your generosity and support are very much appreciated.

And a special thank you to all the ladies who joined our competition today. Being a Medley made it fantastic to see everyone getting involved and enjoying the day together.

It was also great to see Shane Vanderlight back out on the course and getting himself off the lounge despite that troublesome knee injury! There are a few theories floating around about the cause β€” some say it might be overuse of the golf simulator, while others reckon the whipper snipper might have had something to do with it! πŸ˜‚ Either way, it was great to see you back out there, Shane.

Winners with HC β€” 1 Division

The winning combination of Nathan Simpson, Liam Henzell, David Williams and John Tannahill put together an excellent net total of 56.250, with each playing off an HC of 9.75.

Close behind were Patrick Tregellas, Brendon Marshall, Wayne Muir and David Killion, who finished on 56.620, with each playing off an HC of 6.38. Congratulations to all eight players on a terrific result.

Rundown

  • Nathan Simpson (9.75) β€” 56.250
  • Liam Henzell (9.75) β€” 56.250
  • David Williams (9.75) β€” 56.250
  • John Tannahill (9.75) β€” 56.250
  • Patrick Tregellas (6.38) β€” 56.620
  • Brendon Marshall (6.38) β€” 56.620
  • Wayne Muir (6.38) β€” 56.620
  • David Killion (6.38) β€” 56.620
  • Ryan Modini (6.25) β€” 57.750
  • Mitch Taylor (6.25) β€” 57.750
  • Wade Elphick (6.25) β€” 57.750
  • Doug Kercher (6.25) β€” 57.750
  • Jack Malone (8.13) β€” 57.870
  • Cem Okan (8.13) β€” 57.870
  • Anthony Brown (8.13) β€” 57.870
  • Ray Mills (8.13) β€” 57.870
  • Paul Quinlin (9) β€” 58.000
  • Darren Hubery (9) β€” 58.000
  • Kevin Bartlett (9) β€” 58.000
  • Patrick Ganet (9) β€” 58.000

NTPs

  • Gary Pettit β€” Hole 2 – Won a Golf Towel
  • Stephen Caine β€” Hole 2 – Won a Golf Towel
  • Steven Warne β€” Hole 2 – Won a Golf Towel
  • Graham Cron β€” Hole 2 – Won a Golf Towel
  • John Cusack β€” Hole 7 – Pair of Socks
  • Ken Mount β€” Hole 7 – Pair of Socks
  • John Edwards β€” Hole 7 – Pair of Socks
  • Martin Dobney β€” Hole 7 – Pair of Socks
  • David Von Itzstein β€” Hole 12 – 2 Balls
  • Kenneth Davey β€” Hole 12 – 2 Balls
  • Paul Dickison β€” Hole 12 – 2 Balls
  • Clint Dunn β€” Hole 12 – 2 Balls
  • David Harrod β€” Hole 16 – Sleeve of Pro V’s
  • David Wallis β€” Hole 16 – Sleeve of Pro V’s
  • Kim Hall β€” Hole 16 – Sleeve of Pro V’s
  • Bryan Penny β€” Hole 16 – Sleeve of Pro V’s
  • Nathan Simpson β€” Hole 11 – 2 Balls
  • Liam Henzell β€” Hole 11 – 2 Balls
  • David Williams β€” Hole 11 – 2 Balls
  • John Tannahill β€” Hole 11 – 2 Balls

Pro Pin and Raffle Winners

  • John Cusack β€” $100 Pro Shop Voucher
  • Bryan Penny β€” $25 Raffle Winner
  • Ryan Modini β€” $50 Raffle Winner
  • John Tannahill β€” $50 Raffle Winner
  • Gary Pettit β€” $50 Raffle Winner
  • John Edwards β€” $25 Raffle Winner
  • Darren Hubery β€” $125 Raffle Winner ….. again…..

NARGA Winners

A big congratulations to our NARGA winners β€” Brent Mclennan, Perce Dempsey, Walter Fisk and John Mcloughlin β€” who all took home a well-deserved stubbie cooler.

A Bittersweet Goodbye to the Old Layout

I hope everyone enjoyed what could be their last tee-off from the 1st and 10th on the current layout.

It was certainly a little sad for a lot of us who have loved having the only true par 5 on the course sitting there as part of the challenge. It’s a hole that has given us plenty of great memories over the years, and it will definitely be missed.

Now we look forward to the next chapter. Let’s hope the new par 4 proves to be a real challenge and continues to hold its place as Index 1 and 2.

All in all, what a way to celebrate Jarrod Lyle Day β€” great golf, plenty of yellow shirts, fantastic food, incredible generosity and, most importantly, a whole lot of people coming together for a great cause.

Thank you to everyone who played, donated, bought raffle tickets, wore yellow, supported our sponsors and helped make Jarrod Lyle Day such a memorable day. πŸ’›

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Men’s Captain

Patrick

Wed Men’s Results

Wednesday Stableford – 16 September 2026

Another Wednesday done and dusted, with some very respectable scores on the board and plenty of competition across both divisions. Phil Coles led the way with an excellent 39 points, while Michael Byrne took care of business in Division 2 with 37.

Congratulations to all our winners, placegetters and prize recipients.

Winners

Division 1: Phil Coles (13) put together the best score of the day, finishing with an excellent 39 points to claim the win and the $50 voucher. John Krause (18) wasn’t far away, posting 37 points to take runner-up and the $35 voucher.

Division 2: Michael Byrne (19) got the job done with a strong 37 points, collecting the $50 winner’s voucher. Warwick Self (20) finished just one behind with 36 points to secure runner-up and the $35 voucher.

Rundown

  • Michael McKay (15) – 37
  • Joseph Lehkyj (14) – 37
  • Vince Robshaw (24) – 36
  • Martin Dobney (20) – 35
  • Simon Woolley (16) – 35
  • Gary Roach (26) – 34
  • John Barringer (9) – 34
  • Peter McCray (13) – 34
  • Stuart Irving (18) – 34
  • Lindsay Smith (21) – 34

NTPs

2nd: Phil Coles & Alwyn Phillips
7th: Michael McKay & Michael Druhala
11th: Jared Brown
12th: Simon Woolley & Warwick Self
16th: Joseph Lehkyj & John Tannahill

Pro Pin

Michael McKay – $72 Pro Shop Voucher

A handy little return for getting it close!

Raffle Winners

  • Anthony Brown – $25 Voucher
  • Terry Gosling – $25 Voucher
  • Mark Kenny – $25 Voucher
  • Gary Roach – $25 Voucher

Thailand Bound! πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­β›³

A few of our members are heading over to Thailand for a two-week golf trip, and we’re sure everyone back home wishes them a fantastic time.

Two weeks of golf in Thailand sounds absolutely terrible… beautiful courses, warm weather, cold beers and no responsibilities. We’re sure you’ll somehow manage to suffer through it!

Enjoy the golf, enjoy Thailand and make plenty of memories. Just remember boys β€” what happens in Thailand stays in Thailand… unless someone gets photos!

And perhaps the most important bit of travel advice: try not to fall in love with a ladyboy on the first night. You’ve got two weeks β€” there’s no need to rush into anything! πŸ˜‚

Have an amazing trip, lads. Hopefully the golf is brilliant, the stories are even better, and most importantly, you all make it back safe and sound!

See You Next Wednesday

Congratulations again to everyone who picked up a prize. Thanks to everyone who came along and supported the competition, and we’ll see you all again next Wednesday.

Good golfing! β›³

Men’s Captain

Patrick

Men’s Sat Results

🌧️ A Wet, Cold & Tough Saturday

Well, it certainly wasn’t the weather we ordered today!

It was wet, cold and pretty miserable out there, with tough conditions making the course a real challenge for everyone. The golf wasn’t exactly made easier by the weather either!

A massive congratulations to everyone who battled their way through and finished the full 18 holes. On a day like today, simply getting around the course deserves a little extra applause. πŸ‘β›³

πŸ† Winners by Division

Division 1: Congratulations to Patrick Tregellas, who took the win with 36 points off an AH 9.8 (9). Patrick Ganet also finished with 36 points off an AH 11.7 (11) to claim the runner-up spot.

Division 2: David Williams put together the best score of the day with an excellent 39 points off an AH 25.4 (26) to take the win. Bryan Penny finished runner-up with 36 points off an AH 19.3 (19).

🎯 Ball Rundown

  • Phil Coles (16) – 35
  • Clint Dunn (20) – 35
  • Simon Gates (16) – 35
  • Marley Kennedy (29) – 35
  • David Kammer (28) – 35

πŸ“ NTPs

  • Casey Godfrey – NTP 2nd & 16th
  • David Williams – NTP 7th
  • Brendon Marshall – NTP 12th
  • Gary Tozer – NTP 11th
  • Graeme Smith – NTP 16th

🏌️ Pro Pin & Raffle Winners

  • Casey Godfrey – $52 Pro Shop Voucher
  • Rick Downes – $25 Raffle Winner
  • Bryan Penny – $25 Raffle Winner

🎟️ Raffle β€” A Quick RaffleΒ Reality Check

The raffle was $6 short on Wednesday and $12 short today.

Please put in the correct money and the correct number of tickets. It’s $2 per ticket.

It’s not complicated. It’s literally $2 per ticket. πŸ˜‚

Let’s get this sorted before the raffle tin needs its own accountant!

🚌 3 Putt Club β€” Safe Travels to Ipswich!

To all our 3 Putt Club members heading up to Ipswich this weekend, have a fantastic trip!

Travel safe, enjoy yourselves and remember to represent the club with pride. And please try to keep the three-putting to a respectable minimum while you’re away.

Although, let’s be honest… you’re the 3 Putt Club. There’s a reputation to uphold. πŸ˜‚

Have a safe and merry journey, enjoy the weekend and come back with plenty of stories and try not to crash anyone’s wedding party this time β€” preferably ones that don’t involve the police, the pro shop or a missing golf cart!

πŸ• Book In for Saturday the 19th!

Don’t forget to book in for our Jarod Lyle Free Day this coming Saturday, the 19th!

We’ve got:

  • Shotgun start
  • Ambrose
  • Drinks
  • Pizzas at the end of the round

Golf, drinks and pizza β€” what more could you possibly want?

Get your name in and join us for a great day celebrating the Jarod Lyle Free Day. See you on the course! β›³πŸ•πŸ»

Men’s Captain

Patrick

LADIES GOLD MEDAL PLAYOFF & SINGLE STABLEFORD EVENT 10/9/26

Today we played our Gold Medal event for the winners of the Medals played during the year.

We also played a Single Stableford for the rest of the field and the weather was absolutely awful!! The wind howled from the south and everynow and then threw in some freezing rain just to make sure we didnt get too comfortable!
However the weather did suit the winners of the two events with wonderful scores returned,

The winner of the Gold Medal was Marilyn Berryman with a fantastic score of 66 !.. According to Marilyn it was her Husbands driver that made all the difference ! Wonder if he’s missed it out of his golf bag yet !
Winner of the Stableford was Myra Bigger who played exceptional golf to return a score of 39 points. The close runnerup was Louise Carpenter, a regular Sunday player who joined us today for a game .Louise also scored 39 points.

Rundown was shared between the two comps and went to the following ladies from the stroke round – Pat Hodda 71, June McFadden 76,; and from stableford event Diane Hughes 38 pts, Peggy Williams 33pts; Nancy Douglas 33 pts.

NTP 7th hole Div 1 – Alison Blair. Div 2 Myra Bigger.
PRO PIN $19 – Glenda Ballard.

Raffle Prizes – $20 June McFadden; Denise Melling $15;Christine Waghorn $10; Diane Hughes $10; Helen Evans $10.

Congratulations to all winners and well done to all who came and played today in the terrible weather. (I can understand why some of our ladies gave it a miss today!)

Next week is our annual Tombola day, we would appreciate items for the stall. Handicrafts, cooking, plants and odds and ends most acceptable.

See you all next week for a 4bbb game, hope the weather has cleared by then 😁😁

Pauline R. πŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒοΈβ€β™€οΈπŸŒΈ

WED Men’s Results

Another Wednesday Stableford is in the books at Club Banora, with some excellent scoring across both divisions. Warwick Self produced the standout score of the day with a brilliant 44 points, while Perc Dempsey also had a terrific day with 41 points to lead the ball rundown.

Winners

Division 1: Stuart Irving (18) claimed the win with a very solid 39 points, earning the $50 voucher. Kyle Harrison (11) finished runner-up with 36 points to collect the $35 voucher.

Division 2: Warwick Self (22) was the star performer with an outstanding 44 points to take the $50 winner’s voucher. Graeme Smith (19) wasn’t far behind, posting an excellent 42 points to secure runner-up and the $35 voucher.

And spare a thought for poor old Perc Dempsey! A cracking 41 points, and what does he get for his trouble? One ball and four shots chopped off the handicap! πŸ˜‚ That’s gotta suck, Perc β€” sometimes playing well really does come with a price!

Rundown

  • Perc Dempsey (27) – 41
  • John Edwards (23) – 38
  • Jim Storey (23) – 38
  • Lindsay Smith (22) – 38
  • Steve Archdeacon (25) – 37
  • Des Scott (19) – 37
  • Michael Druhala (19) – 35
  • Jared Brown (8) – 35
  • Graham Hopkins (17) – 35
  • Kim Thackeray (17) – 35
  • Peter McCray (14) – 35
  • Michael McKay (15) – 35
  • Peter Mitchell (13) – 35
  • Walter Fisk (30) – 35
  • Terry Baker (24) – 35
  • Bill Mann (17) – 35
  • Chris Harding (22) – 35
  • Brendon Marshall (10) – 35

NTPs

2nd: Denis Crowe and Keith Cooper
7th: Peter McCray and Des Scott
12th: Trevor Neil and Perc Dempsey
16th: Graham Hopkins and Owen McCallum
11th Open: Bill Mann

Pro Pin

Owen McCallum took out the Pro Pin, collecting a $84 Pro Shop Voucher.

Raffle Winners

  • Steve Wilkinson – $125 Voucher

Mens Captain

Patrick

Sept Men’s Medal

🏌️ September Monthly Medal β€” Plenty of Run, Plenty of Banter!

The September Monthly Medal has been run and won, and once again the morning players have shown the afternoon crew exactly how it is done. There is becoming a rather uncomfortable pattern here β€” perhaps the early starters have discovered something the rest of us haven’t, or perhaps they’re simply getting all the good weather before the sun, wind and golf course decide to have a laugh at everyone’s expense.

The course was in excellent condition for the September Monthly Medal, with plenty of run on the fairways and some nice, but fair, pin placements. It was a great day for stroke play, although judging by some of the scores, “fair” doesn’t necessarily mean “easy”!

πŸ† Winners β€” HC by Division

Division 1

Dean Love took the Division 1 Net honours with a superbΒ 66, playing off a handicap ofΒ 5. David Killion followed in second place with a very tidyΒ 73Β off his handicap ofΒ 7. In the Gross event, Gary Tozer took the chocolates with 81 Gross with a handicap ofΒ 3. A very respectable effort β€” particularly considering the rest of us were probably still trying to remember where we put our putter or finding a lost ball.

Division 2

Bryan Penny was the man to beat in Division 2 Net, finishingΒ 68Β off a handicap ofΒ 19. Graham Cron wasn’t far behind, claiming second withΒ 69Β offΒ 14. In the Gross event, Michael Davies took the gross win with anΒ 86, playing offΒ 13.

Division 3

John McLoughlin picked up the Division 3 Net victory off a handicap ofΒ 26 with a score of 68, while Colin Norton finished runner-up with a very solid 70Β offΒ 23. Nick Lawler claimed the Division 3 Gross prize with aΒ 94Β off a handicap ofΒ 20.

Congratulations to all of our division winners and place-getters. Plenty of good golf on display and, importantly, plenty of opportunities for everyone else to explain why their score wasn’t quite as good as it should have been.

🎯 Rundown

  • Anthony BrownΒ (31)Β β€” 70
  • Bob MyersΒ (24)Β β€” 70
  • Kevin BartlettΒ (18)Β β€” 71
  • Dean StockwellΒ (19)Β β€” 71
  • Perc DempseyΒ (31)Β β€” 71
  • Darren HuberyΒ (19)Β β€” 71
  • Nigel LuxtonΒ (17)Β β€” 73
  • Walter FiskΒ (34)Β β€” 73
  • James WoodΒ (26)Β β€” 73
  • John TannahillΒ (28)Β β€” 73

The ball rundown was hotly contested, with Anthony Brown and Bob Myers leading the charge atΒ 70. After that, the field settled into a respectable collection of even-par and 71-73 scores. Not quite enough to threaten the winners, but certainly enough to keep the ball bucket busy.

🎯 NTPs

The nearest-the-pin prizes were spread around nicely:

  • Dean Love β€” 2nd hole
  • Colin Norton β€” 2nd hole
  • Patrick Ganet β€” 7th hole
  • Graham Hopkins β€” 7th hole
  • Graham Cron β€” 7th hole
  • Les Browning β€” 11th hole
  • Grant Treloar β€” 12th hole
  • Stuart Smart β€” 12th hole
  • David Williams β€” 12th hole
  • David Killion β€” 16th hole
  • Chris Harding β€” 16th hole
  • Casey Godfrey β€” 16th hole

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πŸ“Œ Pro Pin & Raffle Winners

  • David Williams β€” $75 Pro Shop Voucher
  • Kevin Bartlett β€” $25 Raffle Voucher
  • Stuart Smart β€” $50 Raffle Voucher

A special mention to Dave Williams, who not only managed to win the Pro Pin but then apparently decided that being nearest to the hole wasn’t quite enough. He followed it up with a four-putt.

That’s elite-level consistency: winning the Pro Pin and then immediately demonstrating that distance control is clearly overrated. πŸ˜‚

🌊 The Return of Kemps Creek

And speaking of questionable course management, we had Wayne Muir attempting to recreate the magic of β€œKemps Creek” today.

Only this time, Wayne had clearly done some off-season training, successfully achieving both of the key objectives:

  1. Getting the ball back out.
  2. Not falling in.

That’s what we like to call progress.

No word yet on whether the ball actually wanted to come out, but Wayne got the job done and lived to tell the tale. Thankfully, video footage is available on request β€” because some moments are simply too good not to preserve for future generations of the club.

πŸ• Coming Up β€” Jarrod Lyle Free Day

Don’t forget our Jarrod Lyle Free Day on Saturday, 19 September, with an 8:00 am shotgun start.

Get your name in quickly β€” there are still some tee times available, but they’re not going to hang around forever.

And, most importantly, there’ll be drinks and pizza at the end of the round, so even if the golf goes sideways, there is a perfectly legitimate reason to keep playing.

Get booked in, bring your best golf, bring your worst excuses, and we’ll see you out there!

Congratulations again to all our winners, place-getters, NTP winners and raffle winners. 🍻🏌️

Men’s Captain

Patrick

New Local Rule E-11

β›³ New Local Rule β€” Holes 5 & 14

A Simple Change to Keep the Game Fair

There’s a new Local Rule to be aware of at Club Banora, and it applies specifically to the timber netting post positioned to the front left of the 5th and 14th tees.

The new rule is Local Rule E-11, and while it is very simple, it’s important that everyone understands exactly what happens if your ball comes into contact with the netting post.

🏌️ What Is Local Rule E-11?

Any ball that comes into contact with the timber netting post to the front left of tee #5 or tee #14 will require the shot to be replayed β€” with NO penalty.

In other words:

🎯 Hit the post = Replay the shot, no penalty!

There is no penalty stroke and no need to play the ball from where it finishes.

Simply replay the shot from the original location.

πŸ€” Why Is This Rule Needed?

The timber netting post is there for a practical reason, but it can create an unusual situation when a golf ball strikes it.

A ball hitting the post can produce an unpredictable result, potentially giving the player a significant advantage or disadvantage that has little to do with the quality of the golf shot itself.

Local Rule E-11 provides a straightforward and fair solution.

Rather than trying to determine what happened to the ball after the contact, the rule simply says:

Contact with the post = replay the shot.

And importantly, there is no penalty for doing so.

πŸ“ Where Does the Rule Apply?

The rule applies to the timber netting post located:

  • To the front left of tee #5
  • To the front left of tee #14

It is specifically the timber netting post that triggers the rule.

So, if your ball comes into contact with that post, remember that Local Rule E-11 applies.

⚠️ What Should You Do?

If your ball strikes the timber netting post:

  1. Stop play on that ball.
  2. Confirm that the ball has contacted the relevant timber netting post.
  3. Return to the original location of the shot.
  4. Replay the shot.
  5. No penalty stroke is added.

It’s as simple as that.

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πŸ“’ THE NOTICE BOARD HAS RISEN! πŸŒοΈβ€β™‚οΈ

A Historic Day at the Club!

Stop the presses, cancel the emergency meeting and alert the clubhouse bar…

THE GOLF NOTICE BOARD IS BACK! πŸŽ‰

After what can only be described as an extended period of administrative maintenance β€” or, for those of us who prefer the truth, it fell over and nobody could be bothered putting it back β€” the legendary notice board has finally been re-erected and put back into service!

Yes, folks, it is standing.

It is upright.

It has notices on it.

We can hardly contain ourselves.

πŸ“Œ A New Era Begins

The newly re-erected board is ready to carry the weight of important golfing information once again.

Please use it responsibly.

Pin things up.

Read things.

Remove things when they’re no longer relevant.

πŸŽ‰ Welcome Back, Old Friend!

So let’s take a moment to appreciate this magnificent achievement in club infrastructure.

The notice board is standing proud once again, ready to inform.

πŸ“’ THE BOARD IS BACK!

Long may it stand.

And if anyone sees it starting to lean…

KEEP WALKING. πŸ˜‚β›³πŸ»

Happy Golfing

Men’s Captain

Patrick