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Women’s Golf Awards Night

​ Don’t Miss Out! Women’s Golf Awards Night

Tickets Selling Fast!

​Get ready to celebrate a spectacular season of women’s golf! Our Awards Night is happening this Friday, November 21st, and it’s going to be a night of fun, fantastic prizes, and well-deserved recognition!

​TICKETS ARE ALMOST GONE! This is your final reminder to secure your spot for a great evening before it’s too late.

​ We’ll be crowning our Eclectic Comp Winners (in every grade!), celebrating the Most Improved golfers, and handing out some truly unexpected awards that will make the night memorable!

(​But wait, there’s more!)

​ You could walk away with an incredible prize from our awesome raffle and lucky door draw! A massive thank you to our incredible sponsor, Tangalooma, for contributing to a prize pool you won’t want to miss.

​Don’t be left on the tee box—grab your ticket TODAY! Just book through the regular golf booking sheet.

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Vale – Ray Shorter – Funeral Details

The Club is saddened to inform the membership of the sudden passing of long-term member Ray Shorter.  Ray enjoyed over 36 years of membership of our Club and will be missed by his many friends and playing partners.  Our thoughts are with his family at this time.

Funeral Details

10am – Monday November 10th

Albion Peace Centre

102 McDonald Rd Windsor, QLD

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Ladies Closing Day

Please see below invitation to the 2025 Ladies Closing Day being held on November 25th. The booking sheet is now open.

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Jaxon wins at Kingaroy Golf Club

Congratulations to KCGC Junior Jaxon Smith on an outstanding performance, taking out this week’s SBG Junior District Championship at Kingaroy Golf Club with a superb 5-under-par round of 66.  Fellow KCGC junior Cooper Field also impressed, finishing third with a strong 2-under-par 69. Well done to both players on representing the club so well!

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Adam wins at Pacific GC

KCGC Associate Adam Jansz secured an impressive victory at the Hambros Associate Pro-Am, held at Pacific Golf Club on Monday, edging out the 38-player field with a composed round of 2-under 70. Despite hitting only 9 greens in regulation, Jansz’s short game proved to be the difference against his competition.  His scrambling ability and deft touch around the greens kept him in contention throughout the day, needing just 25 putts to navigate the course.  With limited birdie chances, Jansz made the most of every opportunity, combining mental toughness with precision on the greens. His efforts earned him a tie for first place, finishing one shot clear of the nearest chasers.

Fellow KCGC associates Jordan Rooke finished T-7 at +2 (74), while Jack Jones placed 20th with a +5 (77).

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