A field of 52 played in drizzly but fairly pleasant conditions. The course was in great shape although bunkers and mulched areas are still suffering. Congratulations to all winners especially Allan Langford for his Hole in One on the 4th sponsored by the
A fantastic field of 81 players with 17 visitors from 13 clubs enjoying a great day on the course in great condition despite the inclement weather. Great work Tim, Ben & Jason. Also a fine eagle on the 18th by Ray Bollard. Congratulations
Fine turn out with 80 golfers , enjoying the course that is in wonderful condition thanks to Timmy and the boys doing a fantastic job. Hams went out to a lucky 20 , not sure where my card was!!!!! Click for Results
A small group of 39 players took to the field in what turned out to be a hot day of golf (weather, not particularly skill !! Congratulations to all those who featured in the attached list. Click for Results
A good field of 56 players with visitors from Eden, Moruya, Port Kembla, Redland Bay Qld and SGA. Congratulations to all winners and Dillon Johnston with a great 45 points the ultimate winner. Players to note that Preferred lies will probably be in
A field of 59 starters competed on a day where the morning groups played in fairly benign conditions and the later groups where blown of the course. However some good scores recorded and congratulations to all winners. Don’ forget the 4 person Medley
A very good field of 53 starters played in very pleasant conditions albeit fairly windy on occasions. Good scores recorded and congratulations go to all winners. We are looking for a few volunteers for the upcoming Tuross Open on 2nd & 3rd December.
A good field of 59 starters and no recorded complaints of SLOW PLAY. Congratulations to all the winners. Tim Watson is still in Hospital recovering slowly and all our best wishes go to him for a quick recovery. Birthday wishes go out to
A great day for golf albeit a tad hot. A full field of 68 starters welcoming 9 visitors from Bathurst, Cowra & Yowani. Congratulations to all winners and an Eagle on the first by Mal Gilbertson. Although a small group remained for presentations, all
