NO motorised carts or scooters permitted on course this weekend.
Saturday competition – Single Stableford 1 Division (walking only)
Sunday competition – CANCELLED
NO motorised carts or scooters permitted on course this weekend.
Saturday competition – Single Stableford 1 Division (walking only)
Sunday competition – CANCELLED
Golf Course OPEN.
NO motorised carts or scooters permitted on course today.
Social play (walking) available all day.
Another enjoyable day on the course saw some impressive scoring despite the winter conditions. Division 2 produced the round of the day, while a host of players collected golf balls in the rundown and plenty of extra prizes were handed out around the course. Congratulations to all of our winners!
David Von Itzstein (8) claimed Division 1 honours with an excellent 39 points, earning the $50 Voucher. Darren Hubery (18) finished runner-up after a solid 37-point round to collect the $35 Voucher.
Terry Gosling (32) produced the best score of the day with a superb 41 points to take the Division 2 title and the $50 Voucher. Brent McLennan (27) was runner-up with an impressive 39 points, earning the $35 Voucher.
According to the latest Bureau of Meteorology forecast:
| Date | Forecast | Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 17 July | Cloudy with frequent showers and a chance of thunderstorms. Fresh southerly winds (20β30 km/h). Rainfall 5β25 mm. | 14Β°C β 21Β°C |
| Saturday 18 July | Mostly cloudy with showers continuing and a slight chance of morning thunderstorms. Gusty southerly winds (25β35 km/h). Rainfall 3β20 mm. | 13Β°C β 22Β°C |
The forecast suggests a wet weekend with persistent showers and breezy southerly winds. Players should be prepared for soft course conditions, waterproof gear, and the possibility of intermittent heavy showers.
We will try to advise ASAP on any course news, or carts off for the weekend. the outlook dosnt look promising but fingers crossed it blows over fast.
Mens Captain
Patrick
Todays Competition has been Cancelled
A magnificent winters day with 49 players out there having fun. Some really good scores in with r/d 34 pts. all in.
Winner Terry Trevitt (26) 40 pts. R/U. Bob McElveny (30) 39pts. on C/B.
N.T.P.S.
2nd. Stuart Irving + Bill Roffey.
7th. Stuart Irving + John Alexander.
12th. Steve Wilkinson. + House.
16th. Mark Jessop + Vince Robshaw.
Raffles. $75 Stuart Irving. $25 John Bell + John Edwards.
Good golfing and mental health. Well done to all winners.
A warm welcome to 2 new Vets. John Barringer and Alan Croke.
Cheers Capt. Dave.(red o`clock )
Another excellent day of competition with some terrific scores across both divisions. Congratulations to everyone who featured in the prizes.
Mark James (14) claimed the Division 1 title with a superb 38 points, while Steven Warne (11) finished runner-up on 37 points.
Division 2 was tightly contested, with Robert Sheppard (20) taking the winner’s voucher on 38 points, just ahead of John Tannahill (30), who also finished on 38 points to secure the runner-up prize.
We’re seeing an increasing number of groups, particularly in the morning field, falling well behind the group ahead. Please remember that it is the responsibility of the lowest marker in each group to help ensure the group maintains the correct pace of play. Your group should be right behind the group in front at all times. Moving forward a new Local rule will be introduced disqualifying the group, not just the lowest marker as per Men’s Golf Match Committee 11/7/26
When groups lose position early in the day, it creates a ripple effect that sees the afternoon field teeing off 30β50 minutes late, with the final groups not finishing until around 5:00 pm.
From now on, slow groups will receive a written warning for a first infringement. A second infringement will result in disqualification from the competition.
Please be considerate of your fellow members by keeping up with the group ahead, being ready to play, and embracing Ready Golf wherever possible.
Best of luck to all of our men’s pennant teams representing the club in the 2026 GNR Pennants this Sunday.
We wish everyone the very best. Play well, enjoy the day, represent the club with pride, and most importantlyβhave fun!
Don’t forget to book into our free members Ambrose day on the 26th July!!!!
Men’s Captain
Patrick
How lovely it was to to play under blue skies and sunshine for a change. The course is recovering beautifully from all the rain and it is a great credit to the green keepers who have worked so hard to get it back to top condition. The greens were fast and true. Thankyou to all who work out on the course.
Apologies for the delay in posting the results of the game, I think weβll put this game to sleep !!
Some wonderful news from the day was an eagle by Kaye Mills on the 3rd hole – congratulations Kaye, such an amazing shot!!
Our Winners for the day were Dorothy Robertson and Coral Rasmussen with a great score of +6.
Runners Up on a count back were Chris Waghorn and Pauline Benny – +5
Rundown went to Diane Hughes and Helen Evans +5; Liz Edwards and Pat Hodda +4;
Yvonne Morris and Glenda Ballard square; Kaye Mills and Pauline Ryan square; Denise Melling and Denise M Culpitt square: All In.
NTP. Div 1 7th hole Kaye Mills ; Div 2. Coral Rasmussen
16th hole Kaye Mills ; Div 2 Diane Hughes
Pro Pin Winner – Glenda Ballard $22
Raffle Winners $20 ; June McFadden $15; $10 each to Liz Edwards, Colleen Kelly and Alison Blair.
Have a lovely week and weβll see everyone next Thursday for our catch up medal from May.
Pauline R. Ladies Captain ποΈββοΈποΈββοΈποΈββοΈ
It was another enjoyable competition with plenty of impressive scoring and some excellent teamwork on display. Congratulations to everyone who featured in the prizes, with a tightly contested leaderboard and plenty of familiar faces collecting vouchers, ball rundowns and special prizes.
Jeffrey Trichter (20) and Ken Wood (28) combined superbly to take out the overall victory with an outstanding aggregate score of 71 points, earning the winners’ vouchers and balls.
Close behind in the runners-up position were Mark Jessop (21) and Maxwell Jessop (23), who finished on 70 points to secure the runner-up vouchers after another strong performance.
Mens Captain
Patrick
IT SEEMS QUITE A WHILE SINCE IβVE DONE ONE OF THESE, SO THIS IS PROBABLY WAY OVERDUE.
IβM DOING THIS ONE TO BRING EVERYONE UP TO DATE WITH HAPPENINGS, PLANS AND SOME FRIENDLY REMINDERS.
ο· FINANCIALLY THE CLUB BANORA GOLF CLUB IS IN ITS STRONGEST POSITION SINCE THE EARLY 2000βS. THAT EXTENDS ACROSS VETS, LADIES AND MEN. TO THAT END YOU WILL SEE SOME UPCOMING EVENTS THAT WILL BE βFREE DAYSβ FOR βMEMBERS ONLYβ. WITH ADDED BONUSES SUCH AS EATS AND PRIZES. PLEASE SUPPORT THESE AS A LOT OF EFFORT GOES INTO SETTING THEM UP AND IT IS ONE OF THE FEW WAYS WE HAVE, TO PAY BACK, YOU THE MEMBERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
WE HAVE SUBMITTED A LIST OF RECOMMENDATIONS AND THOUGHTS TO IMPROVE THE COURSE AND CONDITIONS GOING INTO THE FUTURE. OBVIOUSLY SOME OF THESE WILL BE EASY FIXES AND OTHERS WILL TAKE TIME IF APPROVED. THE EASY ONES SHOULD BE HAPPENING IN THE NEAR FUTURE AS YOU WILL SEE.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT WE HAVE SUBMITTED AND WOULD LIKE TO ADD YOUR INPUT, CATCH UP WITH ONE OF THE COMMITTEE AND PUT YOUR THOUGHTS IN WRITING.
SOME OF THE ISSUES WE ARE DEALING WITH AT PRESENT.
ο· NEIGHBOURS DOWN THE 1 st /10 th FAIRWAY. BALLS INTO THEIR PROPERTY. SIMILAR TO THE ISSUES WE HAD WITH THE 5 th A FEW YEARS BACK. THIS IS CURRENTLY BEING INVESTIGATED AND IβVE ASKED THAT WE BE KEPT IN THE LOOP BEFORE ANY FINAL DECISION IS MADE.
ο· WE HAVE HAD A NUMBER OF ISSUES OF LATE HAPPENING ON AND AROUND THE PRACTICE FAIRWAY. FROM VISITORS, NON MEMBERS AND ANOTHER INTERNAL CLUB THAT SOMETIMES USE THAT AREA. WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT NEW FIBRE OPTIC CABLING IS BEING INSTALLED FOR THE MAINTENANCE SHED AND WHEN COMPLETED CCTV CAMERAS WILL BE INSTALLED IN THE AREA AND AROUND THE CART SHEDS. ON COMPLETION THE GATES TO THE PRACTICE FAIRWAY AREA WILL BE LOCKED AT ALL TIMES AND CART SHED OWNERS WILL HAVE A GATE CODE. ALL OTHER ENTRY TO THAT AREA WILL BE VIA THE PRO SHOP. HOPEFULLY THIS WILL SOLVE A LOT OF THESE CURRENT ISSUES.
ο· ALONG THE PRACTICE LINES YOU WILL HAVE SEEN SOME NOTICES REGARDING USING THE COURSE PROPER AND GREENS AS A PRACTICE AREA PRIOR TO PLAYING. TO REITERATE β THIS IS A NO, NOβ AND ANY FUTURE BREACHES OF THIS RULE WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION FROM THE DAYS EVENT.
ο· AS MENTIONED AT THE AGM, FAMILIARITY IS ONE DRAW BACK IN A SMALL CLUB, IN THAT EVERYONE ALMOST KNOWS EVERYONE ELSE AND THEREFORE FEEL THAT BOUNDARYS DO NOT APPLY WHEN SPEAKING TO OR ABOUT OTHER MEMBERS.
ο· THIS ATTITUDE HAS COME TO THE COMMITTEEβS ATTENTION RECENTLY WITH PARTICULAR CONCERN FOR OUR TWO MEMBERS WHO ARE ALSO PART OF THE COURSE MAINTENANCE STAFF.THESE MEN ARE FIRST AND FOREMOST MEMBERS OF CLUB BANORA GOLF CLUB AND MUST BE TREATED RESPECTFULLY AT ALL TIMES AS IS THE SITUATION WITH ALL OF OUR MEMBERS AND MATES. SUPPOSED GOOD NATURED RIBBING IS ALWAYS FUNNIER IN THE EYE OF THE DELIVERER THAN THE RECEIVER. SO, LETS STOP THIS UNNECESSARY BANTER AS IT IS BECOMING TOO PERSONAL AND EMBARASSING TO ALL.REMEMEMBER THEY ARE OUR MATES THAT ARE DOING A JOB AS THEY ARE TOLD TO DO AND DOING IT WELL. UNTOWARDS CONDUCT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED AND WILL BE TREATED HARSHLY.
PLEASE ENJOY WHAT IS A GREAT COURSE WITH GOOD COMPANY AND FANTASTIC CAMARADERIE.
BRENT McLENNAN (PRES)
Finally got a Monday game in. 36 brave souls faced the freezing wind and odd scud to test their stamina.
Rundown 33pts. all in. Winner EL President Brent McLennan (28) 37 pts. from r/u Jeff Trichter (20) 35pts.
N.T.P.S. 2nd House 7th. John Kraus + Dave Harrod 12th, Robert Sheppard + House. 16th. Steve Wilkinson + Grant McLean.
Raffle. $100 Tim Pooley $25 Jeff Trichter.
Well done to all winners. Good golfing and mental health.
Open day coming up on 10th August.$45 being sponsored by $20 bringing cost down to $25 per club member, so get your name and money in envelope and give to Capt. Dave before end of month.
Cheers Capt. Dave.(red o`clock time.)