News Archive

Member Car Parking

The temporary relocation of the maintenance facility to the rear of the clubhouse has seen a reduction in available parking, which has created some challenges. It is pleasing to report that the shed construction is nearing completion & within the next eight weeks, we will see the return of the commandeered car parks.

Unfortunately, in recent weeks (Saturday’s), several members have returned to their vehicle & found themselves parked in.  We ask members to be mindful of where they are parking & the impact this may have on adjacent vehicles. Your continued co-operation and understanding is appreciated.

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Car Parking

The Club wishes to remind members to use common sense when parking in non allocated spaces i.e. to the left of the drive range.  The Club has now seen on two occasions whereby cars have parked other cars in and members have had to return at the end of the day to retrieve their vehicles as the picture of the cars parked in the ‘middle lane’ illustrates. 

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Round 3 – Tangalooma Island Resort Keperra Bowl

Round 3 – Abandoned due to inclement weather

After the second round of the Championship, the leading scores following favourable conditions are as follows.  Gents Leader Harrison Burner of The Glenelg Golf Club at -9 (135)  / Women Leader Haruhi Nakatani of Surfers Paradise Golf Club at -7 (137).

Mens

Jordan Rooke – 69 / 72 = 141

Wesley Hinton – 72 / 81 = 153

Sena Ono – 77 / 75 = 152

John Yoon – 85 / 76 = 161

Jarrod Mann – 71 / 75 = 146

Ladies

Mikayla Dyal – 75 / 78 = 153

Caitlin Vanderkruk – 82 / 84 = 166

Grace Rho – 80 / 74 = 154

First tee off tomorrow is from 7am. and to view the draw for Round 3 – the draw will be released on the Golf Australia Website shortly.

The Leaderboards for the Championship can be viewed by clicking on the below links.

Men’s Leaderboard

Women’s Leaderboard

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October Snapshot

To view the latest edition of the monthly Snapshot, please click here to view

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Peter Shoots his age – Twice

Congratulations to Peter O’Neil who is the latest member to shoot his age, carding a 78 on Wednesday the 15^th on the North Course.  Peter held it together to par the last after finding himself on the bogey train on the 25^th and 26^th holes.  However, not content with what some would consider a golf career highlight, Peter went out on October 2^nd and won the Monthly Medal (Gents A Grade) by shooting a Gross 77 (Nett 66).  Not bad golf when you can shoot your age twice in just over a fortnight.  Well done Peter.

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