14th March 2026
After yesterday’s heavy rain and persistent rain over night/early morning, motorised carts will be restricted to cart path’s only, staked bunkers are to be treated as optional GUR and preferred lie ‘one card length‘ in the general area where cut to fairway length or less are in play for today’s 2nd round of Club Championships.
10th March 2026
Despite the wet weather that the course endured over the previous 2 days the Women’s Captains 4BBB Final was still able to be contested.
This year Carrie Barham and Rhonda Salmond were up against Susan Mortimer and Kim Williams, in a tense battle Susan and Kim were eventually able to close things out securing a 2 & 1 victory.
Congratulations both teams on making the Final and to our Champions for 2026.
To see todays results please click on the link below.
2026 Women’s Captains 4BBB Matchplay Draw & Final Results
9th March 2026
The Club is pleased to report that staff member Jordan Rooke has successfully completed his PGA Membership Pathway Program, marking a significant milestone in his professional golf career. Throughout his time at KCGC, Jordan has demonstrated a strong work ethic, dedication to improving his craft, and a genuine passion for the game. The Club congratulates Jordan on this outstanding achievement, made all the more special by being acknowledge as the graduating class’s captain. We look forward to seeing his continued success within the golf industry and at Keperra. Seen here with Golf Operations Team Leader Peter Zealley, fellow staff member Michael Carruthers and General Manager Gavin Lawrence.
6th March 2026
During Wednesday’s Double A-rated monthly medal competition, Club Champion Wes Hinton shot an impressive 10 under par, 62, with just one bogey, to match the current Old Course record held by former member Scott Draper. This outstanding achievement underscores Wes’s skill and consistency as a golfer and sets him up for an exciting first round of this weekend’s Club Championships, and Keperra Bowl later in the month.
The 19 year old got off to a flying start, birdying the first two holes before recording his only bogey of the round on the par-3 4th. He was 1 under with 14 holes remaining and then birdied holes 5 and 9. On the back nine, widely regarded as the more challenging stretch, Wes produced a remarkable 7 under, showcasing his composure and precision.
Reflecting on the key moments, Wes shared:
“Eagled 11, hit a 5 iron from 174m into the wind to 15ft left, and made the downhill putt. On 14, hit a 3 wood past the bunker to 70m out, then hit a L wedge to 3 ft and tapped it in. This put me -5 through 5 on the back nine. On 17, hit a 6 iron from 176m to 11ft just left and made the downhill left-to-right birdie putt to get to -10, and -7 on the back nine.”
This exceptional round not only matches the course record but also reinforces Wes Hinton’s standing as one of the club’s premier golfers.
6th March 2026
International Women’s Day, recognised each year on 8th March, is a time to reflect on progress, acknowledge contributions, and continue to move forward in building inclusive communities.
The Keperra Country Golf Club would like to acknowledge the importance of this day by recognising the women of our club. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come — and where we’re headed.
Our club has 198 women members, along with two women on the Board: Helen Blanchfield, Vice-Captain, and Shauna Tomkins, Director.
Golf in general has not always been an easy or welcoming space for women. Historically, access to courses, competitions, leadership roles and even tee times was limited. Yet over the years, Keperra has continued to evolve, shaped by the commitment and passion of its women members, club volunteers, staff and leaders.
Since 1935 the Women’s & Girls’ Committee (formerly Associates Committee) has been an important part of KCGC creating connection for women golfers, along with supporting the advancement of KCGC.
In recognition of this year’s theme for International Women’s Day, “Balancing the Scales” – reflecting on policies, law or practices that restrict women’s access to equality. It is worthwhile sharing a piece of history which reflects how far golf for women has come.
In 1985 a group of determined women of KCGC sought equal access to Saturday tee times. These women were considered trailblazing women taking their case to the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission under the Sex Discrimination Act 1984. This was a significant early test case in Australia for golf clubs and demonstrated how anti-discrimination law began to apply in the sporting context. These brave women not only helped to change the approach to equal treatment of women at KCGC, but also in other clubs.
Women are an important part of our club and its future. So much so, that in November 2023, The Club became a proud signatory to the R&A Women in Golf Charter, which is established to create a more inclusive environment in golf by encouraging organisations to increase female participation at all levels.
This year KCGC will have two women’s pennants teams and a junior girl’s pennants team competing. We wish all our women’s teams lots of success with the upcoming season. The Club continues its “Pathways to Golf for Women and Girls” and looks forward to seeing more women and girls from this program becoming part of KCGC’s future.
We would like to acknowledge the women who have paved the way, celebrate those shaping the Club today and look ahead with confidence to the future, where opportunity in golf is not defined by gender, but by passion for the game.