Good morning ladies, it has become necessary due to this awful weather to postpone our Capt v Pres day to a date to be decided. 25th June will now be a Single Stab, – If it’s wet next week for our June medal (18th June ) we’ll need to try again to run this medal, hence we need to keep 25th free.
Bookings will open shortly to play a Single Stab on 25th June.
Pauline R 🏌️♀️🏌️♀️☔️☔️
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.
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:
There is no penalty stroke and no need to play the ball from where it finishes.
Simply replay the shot from the original location.
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.
The rule applies to the timber netting post located:
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.
If your ball strikes the timber netting post:
It’s as simple as that.
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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.
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.
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.
Long may it stand.
And if anyone sees it starting to lean…
KEEP WALKING. 😂⛳🍻
Happy Golfing
Men’s Captain
Patrick
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.
Saturday, 19th September | 8:00am Shotgun Start
Get the yellow shirts out, find something bright and cheerful, and prepare your best “that was definitely the shot we were taking” excuse — it’s time for our Do It For Jarrod Lyle 4 Person Ambrose Medley! ⛳😂
This is a FREE DAY FOR MEMBERS ONLY, with an 8:00am shotgun start, plenty of prizes up for grabs and, most importantly, a chance for us all to get behind a fantastic cause.
After the golf, we’ll be enjoying pizzas from Galileo’s Pizza 🍕 and some light refreshments — because nothing helps you forget the four-footer you missed quite like beer & pizza!
This year, we’d love to smash our previous fundraising record for Jarod Lyle’s charity.
All proceeds from the raffle will be donated, and the more money we raise, the better — because our club also goes into the draw for the chance to WIN A GOLF CART! 🏌️♂️🚗
We’d also love everyone to throw in a gold coin donation before the commencement of play. The golf is free, there are loads of prizes to be won, so digging around in the car console for a gold coin shouldn’t hurt too much! 😂
So grab your team, wear yellow or something bright and cheery, bring a few dollars for the raffle and come along for a brilliant day of golf, laughs, pizza and fundraising.
Let’s fill the course, have some fun and see if Club Banora can set a new fundraising record this year.
This event opens this Friday for bookings. Walkers are able to book in prior to this Friday. Please see staff behind the bar for a tee time. Full groups of walkers will be given preference to the holes closer to the island house.
Men’s Captain
Patrick
