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Ladies Club Championship 2023

Saturday the 6^th of May saw the conclusion of this years Keperra Ladies Club Championship. After 36 holes, last year’s champion, Mikayla Dyal, was well on her way to defending her title. With rounds of 74 and 73 giving Mikayla a 22 stroke advantage her nearest rival.

A final round of 74 saw Mikayla cruise to a 30 shot victory and a 3 round total of 221, once again making her the Keperra Ladies Club Champion. In addition to winning the Club Championship, Mikayla also successfully defended her Keperra Junior Girls title.

Runner-up for this year was Julie Lakotij with a 3 round total of 251.

In the Nett events Sandy Allan took out the overall nett with Alison Terrey coming in as runner-up.

The club would once again wish to acknowledge the continued support of long time Club Championship Sponsor, Jeff McConaghy Jewellers.

Congratulations to all our winners. Click on the link below for scores.

Ladies Club Championships 2023 Final Results Gross

2023 Ladies CC Results Sheet

2023 Ladies Club Champion & Girls Junior Champion – Mikayla Dyal

2023 Ladies Championship Nett Winner – Sandy Allan

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May Snapshot

To view the May Snapshot, please click here

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JAKE SAYS GOODBYE TO KCGC

The Club is saddened to share that PGA Professional Jake Newbery will be departing the Club throughout the month of May.  Jake has been successful in securing a role with a high-performance golf centre on the Gold Coast.   Jake working alongside Chris McCourt has been instrumental is furthering the Club’s offerings within the Ladies and Junior space, highlighted by the Club winning the Junior Program of the year at the 2022 QLD Golf Industry Awards.  On behalf of the Club, we wish Jake the best for his future endeavours & he will be sorely missed.

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Date Claimer: British Open Par 3 Dinner July 21st

More information on this event will be released shortly

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Wes Hinton – AUS Junior Championship

Keperra’s 2023 Gents Club Champion and Junior Champion, Wes Hinton, continued his rich vain of form when travelling to Tasmania to compete in this year’s Australian Junior Championship, hosted by Tasmania Golf Club.

After shooting rounds of 69 (3 under) & 68 (4 under) for his opening 36 holes, Wes found himself atop the leader board with a 2 shot lead over his nearest rival, despite carding a 3^rd round 70 (2 under).  Wes found himself 3 shots adrift heading into the final round.

In the end Wes was unable to make up the deficit over the closing 18 holes, coming in a commendable 6th overall.

The Club would like to acknowledge Wes and his fantastic performance, a special mention must also go to his long term coach, Chris McCourt, and the incredible work he has done in helping Wes elevate his game to another level.

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