Category: Results

Sept Men’s Medal

🏌️ September Monthly Medal — 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 — 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”!

🏆 Winners — HC by Division

Division 1

Dean Love took the Division 1 Net honours with a superb 66, playing off a handicap of 5. David Killion followed in second place with a very tidy 73 off his handicap of 7. In the Gross event, Gary Tozer took the chocolates with 81 Gross with a handicap of 3. A very respectable effort — 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, finishing 68 off a handicap of 19. Graham Cron wasn’t far behind, claiming second with 69 off 14. In the Gross event, Michael Davies took the gross win with an 86, playing off 13.

Division 3

John McLoughlin picked up the Division 3 Net victory off a handicap of 26 with a score of 68, while Colin Norton finished runner-up with a very solid 70 off 23. Nick Lawler claimed the Division 3 Gross prize with a 94 off a handicap of 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 Brown (31) — 70
  • Bob Myers (24) — 70
  • Kevin Bartlett (18) — 71
  • Dean Stockwell (19) — 71
  • Perc Dempsey (31) — 71
  • Darren Hubery (19) — 71
  • Nigel Luxton (17) — 73
  • Walter Fisk (34) — 73
  • James Wood (26) — 73
  • John Tannahill (28) — 73

The ball rundown was hotly contested, with Anthony Brown and Bob Myers leading the charge at 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 — 2nd hole
  • Colin Norton — 2nd hole
  • Patrick Ganet — 7th hole
  • Graham Hopkins — 7th hole
  • Graham Cron — 7th hole
  • Les Browning — 11th hole
  • Grant Treloar — 12th hole
  • Stuart Smart — 12th hole
  • David Williams — 12th hole
  • David Killion — 16th hole
  • Chris Harding — 16th hole
  • Casey Godfrey — 16th hole

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📌 Pro Pin & Raffle Winners

  • David Williams — $75 Pro Shop Voucher
  • Kevin Bartlett — $25 Raffle Voucher
  • Stuart Smart — $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. 😂

🌊 The Return of Kemps Creek

And speaking of questionable course management, we had Wayne Muir attempting to recreate the magic of “Kemps 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 — because some moments are simply too good not to preserve for future generations of the club.

🍕 Coming Up — 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 — 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

⛳ New Local Rule — 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 — 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.

🤔 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.

📍 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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📢 THE NOTICE BOARD HAS RISEN! 🏌️‍♂️

A Historic Day at the Club!

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

THE GOLF NOTICE BOARD IS BACK! 🎉

After what can only be described as an extended period of administrative maintenance — or, for those of us who prefer the truth, it fell over and nobody could be bothered putting it back — 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.

📌 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.

🎉 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.

📢 THE BOARD IS BACK!

Long may it stand.

And if anyone sees it starting to lean…

KEEP WALKING. 😂⛳🍻

Happy Golfing

Men’s Captain

Patrick

Mens Wed Results Best 3 of 4 Stab

🏆 Winners — Overall Division

It was a four-way tie for the top spot, with Bill Roffey (25), Cem Okan (12), Aaron Garland (3) and Kyle Harrison (12) all finishing on 122 points and taking home a $40 voucher. Just one point behind, Alexander Kwok (31), Joseph Lehkyj (14), Terry Gosling (29) and David Harrod (23) finished on 118 points to claim the $25 runner-up vouchers. A very close finish and plenty of bragging rights to go around!

🎱 Rundown

  • Wayne Muir (21)
  • Darren Hubery (17)
  • Michael Walsh (17)
  • Brendon Marshall (9)
  • Jonathan Roberts (27)
  • Bob McElveney (30)
  • Les Browning (15)
  • Jared Brown (8)
  • Warwick Self (22)
  • Denis Crowe (18)
  • Michael Byrne (19)
  • Leigh Bradley (39)
  • Terry Baker (24)
  • Steve Archdeacon (25)
  • Brian Britton (29)
  • Terry Trevitt (25)

🎯 NTPs

  • Kim Thackeray — 2nd hole
  • Tony Waller — 2nd hole
  • Kyle Harrison — 7th hole
  • Jim Storey — 7th hole
  • Colin Norton — 11th hole
  • Kevin Bartlett — 12th hole
  • John Tannahill — 12th hole
  • Denis Crowe — 16th hole
  • Michael Byrne — 16th hole

🏆 Pro Pin

  • Kevin Bartlett — $82 Pro Shop Voucher

Kevin Bartlett certainly had a day to remember, picking up the Pro Pin as well as an NTP on the 12th. Two prizes for the one golfer — not a bad day’s work!

🎟️ Raffle Winners

  • John Bryant — $25 Voucher
  • Terry Gosling — $25 Voucher
  • Perc Dempsey — $25 Voucher
  • Walter Fisk — $25 Voucher
  • John McLoughlin — $25 Voucher

Mens Captain’

Patrick

Ladies Golf Results – Jarrod Lyle Charity Single Stableford – 3rd September.

The skies were blue, clouds were white and it blew a gale from the north west today for our Jarrod Lyle Fund raiser . The ladies were turned out in yellow brightening up the course and playing some great golf today. Plenty of run on the course and fast running greens suited quite a lot of our members with some of the best scores we’ve seen this year.

Our ladies raised $200 for the Jarrod Lyle Foundation, thanks so much for your generosity. Peggy Williams was the winner of the “ lolly bottle count “ with 83 being the correct number. Happy lolly eating Peggy !!

We dont have Eagles everyday on our course, especially not on the first hole but today Alison Blair put the third shot in the hole. Congratulations Alison and coming your way is an Eagles Badge and 6 balls at Presentation next week.

We welcomed back two members today, Thelma Roffy and back from England, Katherine Colsell who had a magic round scoring 44 points.

Runner up was Denise F Culpitt with a great 42 points. Well done ladies.

Rundown went to the following players : Lisa Smith 41 pts, Diane Hughes 40 pts, Alison Blair 40 pts, Christine Waghorn 37 pts, Mary Swanson 37 pts, Peggy Williams 37 pts, Maren Cooper 36 pts, Helen Evans 36 pts.

NTP – 7th Div 1 Alison Blair, Div 2 Kathryn Colsell.

16th Div 1 Pauline Ryan, Div 2 Mary Swanson

Pro Pin Winner – Liz Edwards $ 23.

Raffle winners – Liz Edwards (2) $30; Coral Rasmussen $15:

Denise F Culpitt $10 and June McFadden $10.

Was a great day for golf, hope everyone enjoyed the run ( and the wind assistance).
Next week our Gold Medal Playoff for winners of medals during the year, good luck to everyone, playing a stroke round .

The rest of the field will play a single stableford.

Have a good week, Pauline R.

Vets Golf.

A very nice day to finish off Winter only 47 starters though. Rundown 34pts. all in.

Winner Graham Hopkins (18) 42pts. R/U. Owen McCallum (23) 38pts.

N.T.P.S. 2nd. Wayne Muir + House 7th. Graham Hopkins + Bob McElveney 12th. David Vonitzstein + Dave Harrod.

16th. Steve Wilkinson + John Roberts.

Raffles. $25. Denis Crowe + Stephen Caine. $50. Vince Robshaw.

Raffle is $2 per space, try to take the right change .It was down $7 today .

Club Camps start next week, stroke for 2 weeks.

Vietnam Vets. Challenge was today with Denis Crowe. back to back wins.

Well done to all winners, good golfing and mental health.

Cheers Capt. Dave. (red O`clock)

Sat Medley Ambrose Results

SATURDAY AMBROSE — PRIZE REPORT

A Great Weekend of Ambrose

What a way to finish off the weekend! After the championship, it was great to see everyone getting stuck into a good game of Ambrose, with plenty of laughs, some quality golf and, naturally, a few moments that were probably best not included on the scorecard.

Congratulations to all our winners and thanks to everyone who got out there and enjoyed the day. There were some very nicely placed pins and some seriously tough tee box locations, which certainly added a little extra spice to proceedings.

A big welcome back to Brendon Willoughby, who has rejoined as a playing member. Great to see you back, Brendon!

Winners — Overall

The winning team of Peter Lindeblad, Patrick Ganet, Mitch Taylor and Gary Tozer, all playing off a handicap of 6.0 (6.25), took the honours with an excellent 54.75. Congratulations to the team on a fantastic result and the $50 voucher each.

The runners-up were Brian Springfield, Tony Blair, Katrina Springfield and Wayne Woodford, all off 7.0 (7.63), finishing with 55.37 and picking up $35 vouchers each. A great effort and not far behind the winners.

Rundown

  • Patrick Tregellas (4.0) — 56.25
  • Garry Dowding (4.0) — 56.25
  • Michael Kemp (4.0) — 56.25
  • Wayne Muir (4.0) — 56.25
  • Aaron Garland (5.0) — 56.75
  • Sam Benny (5.0) — 56.75
  • Wade Elphick (5.0) — 56.75
  • Kyle Harrison (5.0) — 56.75
  • Des Scott (11.0) — 57.00
  • Robert Monie (11.0) — 57.00
  • Graham Hopkins (11.0) — 57.00
  • Dean Stockwell (11.0) — 57.00

NTPs

  • Brian Springfield — 2nd
  • Tony Blair — 2nd
  • Katrina Springfield — 2nd
  • Wayne Woodford — 2nd
  • Michael McKay — 7th
  • John Faust — 7th
  • Greg Morrison — 7th
  • Stephen Robinson — 7th
  • Peter Lindeblad — 12th
  • Patrick Ganet — 12th
  • Mitch Taylor — 12th
  • Gary Tozer — 12th
  • John Faust — 11th
  • Liam Henzell — 16th
  • John Tannahill — 16th
  • Nathan Simpson — 16th

Kemp Creek — One Man, One Creek, One Very Nervous Pair of FootJoys

A special shoutout to Michael Kemp, who successfully navigated Kemp Creek without actually falling in. It was a close one, though.

It certainly helps when you don’t hit the side fence.

Unfortunately, the local wildlife weren’t quite as impressed with Michael’s approach as we were last week. Their home took a bit of a battering, and the FootJoys and socks apparently decided they were perfectly happy taking on the landscaping department as well.

Thankfully, Michael survived, the creek remained where it belonged, and the wildlife will hopefully have forgiven us by next weekend.

A Bit of Ricochet Trouble

In other news, a big shoutout to Bill Mann, who managed to take a knock to the eyebrow courtesy of a ricochet from a teammate’s shot.

I hope all is well, Bill, and that you didn’t require too many stitches! That’s certainly one way to make sure your teammate remembers to yell “FORE!” — although preferably a little earlier next time.

Pro Pin

  • Stephen Robinson — $86 Pro Shop Voucher

Raffle Winners

  • Darren Hubery — $125 Voucher
  • Bill Mann — $25 Voucher

Thanks again to everyone who played, helped out and contributed to another enjoyable day at the club. Plenty of good golf, plenty of questionable decisions and, thankfully, no one permanently claimed ownership of Kemp Creek.

One Final Note

If you don’t like the daily rules displayed on the A-frame, please don’t take it upon yourself to write over the signage.

To the member who did this: if you don’t like the rules, don’t play — or, better yet, be an adult and actually come and talk to me about it. My door is always open to hear your complaints, and if you want to be Captain then be my guest.

That’s the end of it.

Men’s Captain

Patrick

Ladies Golf Results – Foursomes Championships 27th August.

Today under blue skies and NO rain we played our Foursome Championships

. After a couple of weeks delay because of the weather it was great to get another of our Annual events ticked off the list !

24 ladies made up the field who played 27 holes followed by a lovely lunch and presentation.

The Winners of the Club Championships were. – Alison Blair and Katrina Springfield 143 gross.
Runners Up were – Denise F Culpitt and June McFadden – 148

Nett Winners were Pat Hodda and Lyn Simpson 112.5;
Nett Runners Up – Liz Edwards and Pauline Ryan – 115.25

In the rundown winners of a ball were ;

Christine Waghorn and Pauline Benny; Colleen Kelly and Lisa Smith; Glenda Ballard and Yvonne Morrison ;

Maran Cooper and Nancy Douglas; Diane Hughes and Helen Evans.

Thankyou to all Committee ladies who contributed to the running of this event.

Winners of our Raffle were – $20 – Peggy Williams; $15 Colleen Kelly;

$ 10 winners were June McFadden, Denise Melling (twice ).

Next week is A single stableford/ Jarrod Lyle Day. Please wear yellow if you can

I hope everyone enjoyed their day in the sunshine. I look forward to catching up with everyone next Thursday.

Pauline R 🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♀️🌸

Men’s Wed Results

Wednesday Stableford – 26 August 2026

Introduction

Another tight Wednesday Stableford with 37 points proving to be the magic number at the top of both divisions. Aaron Garland and Jon Chugg took home the major prizes, while there was plenty of action further down the leaderboard with a logjam of players finishing on 36.

Winners

Division 1: Aaron Garland (4) claimed the win with 37 points, edging out Phil Coles (14), who also finished with 37 points, for runner-up.

Division 2: Jon Chugg (25) produced 37 points to take the Division 2 honours, with John Alexander (27) close behind on 36 points.

Rundown

  • John Faust (11) – 36
  • Keith Cooper (20) – 36
  • Kevin Bartlett (16) – 36
  • Bronte Smith (16) – 36
  • Darren Hubery (17) – 36
  • Alexander Kwok (32) – 36
  • Steve Archdeacon (25) – 35
  • Stephen Smith (19) – 35
  • Denis Crowe (19) – 35
  • Brent McLennan (26) – 34

NTPs

  • 2nd: Bronte Smith – 2 Balls
  • 2nd: Michael Byrne – 2 Balls
  • 7th: Graham Hopkins – 2 Balls
  • 7th: Brent McLennan – 2 Balls
  • 11th: Stephen Smith – 2 Balls
  • 12th: Graham Hopkins – 2 Balls
  • 16th: Trevor Neil – 2 Balls
  • 16th: Des Scott – 2 Balls

Pro Pin

  • Brent McLennan – $54 Pro Shop Voucher

Raffle Winners

  • Michael Byrne – $25 Voucher
  • Phil Coles – $25 Voucher
  • Perc Dempsey – $25 Voucher
  • John McLoughlin – $25 Voucher

Bring on the 4 person ambrose this weekend – woohoo!

Men’s Captain

Patrick

Mixed Results – Sunday 23rd August 2026

The Benny Duo Blazes to Victory in Sunday’s Canadian 2 Stroke!

It was a picture-perfect winter’s day for the Sunday Mixed Canadian 2 Stroke, proudly sponsored by Judy and Ken Mount. Players were greeted by beautiful, cool sunshine, and with the course drying out beautifully and looking in absolute top-tier condition, the stage was perfectly set for some low scoring.

In the Canadian Foursomes stroke-play format, it was the powerhouse pairing of P. Benny and S. Benny who truly made the most of the great conditions. Playing off a 15 daily handicap, the duo put on a clinic to fire a spectacular net 64 (-7), clearing the field by two clear strokes.

The Leaderboard Highlights

  • The Winners: P. Benny + S. Benny took top spot with a blistering 7-under-par net 64.
  • The Runners-Up: Vincent + Rasmussen mounted a serious challenge off their 22 handicap, carding a brilliant net 66 (-5) to secure second place.
  • The Steady Finishers: K. Springfield + B. Springfield showed great consistency playing off an 11 handicap, grinding out an even-par net 71 to claim third.
  • Rounding out the Top 5: Ryan + Jessop (+2) and the Cooper duo (+3) kept themselves firmly in the mix with solid rounds to finish fourth and fifth respectively.

Sharpshooters on the Greens: Nearest to the Pins

The competition was fierce across the par threes, with the Nearest to the Pins shootout proudly sponsored by Ali and Tony Blair. A special shout-out to Kaye Mills, Paul Pring, and Pauline Benny, who all managed to clean up multiple prizes on the day!

Here are the sharpshooters who hit it closest:

  • 2nd Hole: Kaye Mills (Ladies) & Brian Springfield (Mens)
  • 7th Hole: Kaye Mills (Ladies) & Dale Park (Mens)
  • 11th Hole: Katrina Springfield (Ladies) & Paul Pring (Mens)
  • 12th Hole: Pauline Benny (Ladies) & Paul Pring (Mens)
  • 16th Hole: Pauline Benny (Ladies) & Sam Benny (Mens)
  • PRO PIN 12th Hole – Alison Blair

Congratulations to the Benny team on a magnificent victory, and a huge thank you to Mounts and Blairs for sponsoring another fantastic day of club golf!

Next Week: Get Ready for Special Sixes!

The action doesn’t stop here. Make sure to grab a partner and book your spot for next Sunday’s event. We will be playing Special Sixes (Pairs), generously sponsored by Katrina and Brian Springfield.

With the course in prime condition, it is bound to be another massive day. See you all on the timesheet!

Cheers Katrina

Vets Golf.

A drizzly overcast with some sunshine mixed in winters day. 44 starters with rundown 34pts all in.

Winner Vince Robshaw (25) 37pts. R/U. David Vonitzstein (7) 36pts on c/b.

N.T.P.S.

2nd. Pat Hayes + House. 7th.Tony Waller + Grant McLean. 12th. Dave Von + Tim Pooley.16th.Pat Hayes + Steve Archdeacon.

Raffles. $25 Dave Harrod .$50 David Vonitzstein + Steve Williams.

Well done to all winners, good golfing and mental health.

Cheers Capt. Dave. (red o`clock).