3rd March 2026
The tee times for the Club Championships have now been finalised. All competing members will have now received a booking reminder with the tee times, they can also be found by heading to the Member home page > My Information & Account > My Bookings.
Any Member wishing to withdraw from this years Championships are required to contact the Golf Shop (3355 7744 ext 1), please do not remove yourself from the timesheet.
27th February 2026
The next Taylormade fitting day will be held on Tuesday the 31st March. The full Taylormade range of Qi4D Woods, P Series Irons, Mg5 Wedges and Putters will be all available to be fitted to your game. The timesheet is now open for members to book.
25th February 2026
After a fun junior girls development series of clinics in Autumn last year, BDLGA has re-established a junior girls pennants series for 2026. This first iteration has a modest six teams playing over three rounds February-March. Notwithstanding, the opportunity to take part has been eagerly taken up by Keperra, Pacific, Wynnum-Virginia (teaming up), Meadowbrook, Royal Queensland, and a non-affiliated final team calling themselves the All Stars.
Keperra’s girls are school friends and club junior members Ella Gould, Bee Han, and Wilhelmina (Willa) Keyner. They are at Keperra every week with Tony Robertson in their Kelvin Grove State College golf strip, and now get the opportunity to represent the Club externally.
Round 1 was played at Pacific on Sunday 15 February. The girls played three-way ‘all versus all’ matchplay; each going up against a Meadowbrook and a Pacific player in their flight. Ella played off-the-stick and went down 3&2 and 1 Down in her matches. Bee and Willa played in handicaps-based matches: Bee with an excellent 5&4 win against her Meadowbrook opponent and squaring against the Pacific girl; Willa squaring against Meadowbrook and going down 3&2 against the Pacific girl. Importantly, they each had good spirits and fought hard.
Next round is 8 March hosted at RQ, and then the final round is 15 March at McLeod.
Thanks to our Ladies Captain Julie Lakotij for coordination and support, and Jacque Giles of BDLGA for leading this reinvigoration of junior girls pennants.
(photo: L-R Wilhelmina Keyner, Ella Gould, and Bee Han)
22nd February 2026
The Club will be holding its annual Composite Course Challenge to coincide with the final round of the 2026 US Masters live from Augusta National (held on April 13th). The final round will be played at its traditional time which will conclude around 9:30am. The final round will be on the big screen in the Function Room from 6:30am, with a hot breakfast served before a shotgun start in motorised carts on the Club’s Composite Course.
Lunch will await the players on their return from the course and as always, the KCGC tweed jacket will be up for grabs for the player with the most Stableford points. The Club will again be taking pre-orders for drinks and have them ready for all players as they leave the Clubhouse. Those looking to pre-order drinks should email admin@keperragolf.com.au with their selections.
The booking sheet is now open
This event will be sponsored by Club Major Sponsor – Lawn Pride Australia. The Club wishes to thanks Lawn Pride Australia for their ongoing support of this event.
Members – $95
Guests – $115 (bookings will need to be made via the Golf Shop)
Payment must be received before bookings will be confirmed.
13th February 2026
After enduring several floods, a cyclone, multiple delays and restarts — and a lengthy rebuild overall — the Club is proud to officially open the 7th & 8th hole to the Membership tomorrow.
Today, the occasion was marked with a special celebratory opening. Club Captain Greg Marshall was joined by Club Member and two-time PGA TOUR winner John Senden, who hit a ceremonial shot into the greens. Earlier in the day, the Greens team completed the final preparations before cutting the very first hole on the newly finished surfaces.
The Club sincerely thanks its Membership for their ongoing support and patience throughout this significant project. We also gratefully acknowledge the funding assistance provided by the Gambling Community Benefit Fund and the Queensland Government’s Community Recreational Assets Recovery and Resilience Program, whose support has been instrumental in bringing this project to completion.
