2016/2017 Members' Handbook

2016/2017 Members’ Handbook

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LOCATION James Melrose Road NOVAR GARDENS SA 5040 POSTAL ADDRESS PO Box 220 GLENELG SA 5045 PHONE NUMBERS General Enquiries ................................................ (08) 8350 3200 Bar and Bistro ...................................................... (08) 8350 3212 Professional Shop ............................................... (08) 8350 3250 FAX NUMBERS Administration ..................................................... (08) 8294 8894 Professional Shop ............................................... (08) 8350 3274 WEBSITE www.glenelggolf.com E-MAIL [email protected]

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2016/2017 MEMBERS’ HANDBOOK CONTENTS Contact Details ................................................................................ 1 Club Officials .................................................................................... 3 Women’s Committee ...................................................................... 4 Privacy Act ......................................................................................... 5 Subscriptions, Fees & Levies ........................................................ 6 Personal Insurance Plan ................................................................ 8 Handicapping .................................................................................... 9 Club Policies & Conditions of Play ......................................... 11 Members’ Guests & Visitors ...................................................... 18 Dress Code ...................................................................................... 19 Etiquette .......................................................................................... 23 Trophy Conditions ........................................................................ 29 Playing Rights ................................................................................ 43 Reciprocal Clubs ........................................................................... 48 Professional Services ................................................................... 57 Program ........................................................................................... 58 Golf SA Pennants and Program ............................................. 112 Member Listing ........................................................................... 126


CLUB OFFICIALS (As at 1st January 2016) Captain Gavan Fox Vice-Captain Paul Duregon President Helen McMutrie Vice-Presidents John Rawson & Ian Symons Committee Members Michael Adair, Brett Jarrad, Kay Nyland, John Ranaldo, Bevan Roberts & Greg Rundle General Manager David Brand Club Professional Shane Robinson


WOMEN’S COMMITTEE (As at 1st January 2016) Women’s President Liz Kelton Women’s Vice-President Cheryl Franzi Women’s Captain Cathy Johnson Women’s Vice-Captain Sue Tuohy Women’s Committee Assistant Joy Green Women’s Match Committee Cathy Johnson, Sue Tuohy & Shane Robinson


PRIVACY ACT The Glenelg Golf Club (GGC) is required to conform with the National Privacy Principles (NPP) as set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (a Commonwealth Act). The NPP governs the way organizations collect, use, disclose and secure information about you. The NPP also permits you access to the information held by organizations about you in order to correct or update it if it is not accurate. The personal information collected and maintained by GGC for every one of our members includes your name, address, date of birth, contact details and information specific to, and required for, the service that we provide to members. Information may be held on behalf of GGC by outside organizations in order to provide services to us (GGC). A major example of this is the GolfLink handicapping system run under the guidance of Golf Australia, which has guaranteed that such information will not be disclosed to any third party. GGC is committed to safeguarding personal information provided by members, visitors and staff. We will never disclose any personal information unless we believe there is threat to life, health or safety. GGC on occasions provides the telephone number of a member to another member(s) for the purpose of arranging golf matches. (For example, members’ telephone numbers are published in this Handbook.) This practice will continue unless a member(s) specifically advises the Club that they do not wish their telephone number disclosed to other members.


SUBSCRIPTIONS, FEES & LEVIES 2016/2017 Membership Season ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Full Membership ............................................................ $2,821.00 Provisional Membership .............................................. $2,539.00 Six-Day Membership .................................................... $2,418.00 Weekday Membership ................................................. $2,015.00 Casual Membership ...................................................... $1,412.00 Introductory Membership............................................... $846.00 Veteran Membership ........................................................ $846.00 Intermediate Membership (18-24 years) .................. $846.00 Twilight Membership ....................................................... $705.00 Country Membership ....................................................... $705.00 Junior Membership (under 18 years) .......................... $423.00 Women’s Try Golf Membership (max. 2 years) ....... $564.00 Pinehill Membership ........................................................ $141.00 ENTRANCE FEE (*Instalment plans available) Provisional Membership * ........................................... $7,500.00 Casual Membership ...................................................... $1,875.00 Introductory Membership............................................... $750.00 Intermediate Membership (18-25 years) * ........... $2,250.00 Twilight Membership ....................................................... $750.00 Junior Membership (under 18 years) * ................... $1,875.00 FEES & LEVIES Infrastructure Levy (payable on a category % basis)....... $350.00 Catering Levy ...................................................................... $400.00 Golf SA Affiliation Fee ....................................................... $51.20 PIP Insurance Levy .............................................................. $10.80 GolfLink Levy ............................................................................ $2.75


GREEN FEES Casual Member Fee ............................................................. $30.00 Social/Absentee Member Fee .......................................... $55.00 Winter Rates (Non-Daylight Saving period) Member Introduced ............................................................ $70.00 Member Introduced (U/18) ............................................... $35.00 GM Introduced................................................................... $170.00 Summer Rates (Daylight Saving period) Member Introduced ............................................................ $75.00 Member Introduced (U/18) ............................................... $35.00 GM Introduced................................................................... $170.00 LOCKER FEES Small Locker .......................................................................... $52.50 Medium Locker ..................................................................... $84.00 Large Locker ........................................................................ $157.50 MOTORISED GOLF CART FEES Annual Access Fee ............................................................ $493.50 Hire Fee (Member - Medical Certificate) .................... $25.00 Hire Fee (Member) ............................................................... $35.00 Visitors ..................................................................................... $50.00 BAG & BUGGY STORAGE FEES Bag Storage ........................................................................ $264.00 Bag & Buggy Storage ...................................................... $324.00 Bag & Electric Buggy Storage ...................................... $396.00 Gopher Storage.................................................................. $432.00


PERSONAL INSURANCE PLAN (PIP) All playing members of Glenelg Golf Club pay a PIP Insurance Levy which covers loss or damage to golf clubs and other sporting equipment anywhere in Australia:

› Up to a maximum of $5,000 per claim; › Excess payable for each claim of $500; › Does not include golf balls, consumables of

clothing; › Theft must be reported to police within 24 hours;

This is a summary of the covers and nothing is to be read as overriding the terms, conditions and exclusions of the policy wording. FULL COVERAGE IS AS CONTAINED IN THE PRODUCT DISCLOSURE STATEMENT, AVAILABLE FROM THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE. In the unfortunate event that you need to make a claim under your PIP Insurance coverage, please contact the Administration Office immediately so that your claim can be processed as soon as possible.


GOLF AUSTRALIA HANDICAPPING SYSTEM The new Golf Australia handicapping system was introduced on 23rd January 2014 incorporating the use of Slope. The Golf Operations team is authorised to manage the implementation of the new Golf Australia handicapping system on behalf of the Committee of Management. Competition grades will be determined using the player’s Daily Handicap – this will apply to competition results, NTP’s and any other grade determined prizes, unless otherwise advised. Up to a maximum of two tee options for males and females may be made available to golfers on a daily basis for competition play. The course setup will be at the discretion of the Course Superintendent in consultation with the Golf Operations team, and in accordance with the new Golf Australia handicapping system requirements. Only official competition rounds (including rounds of 8 holes or more) will be handicapped under the new Golf Australia handicapping system. Social rounds will not be handicapped. For more information on the Australian Handicapping System, visit Golf Australia’s website at www.golf.org.au. GRADES MEN WOMEN A Grade................................................... up to 12 ................ up to 18 B Grade ................................................... 13 to 18 ................ 19 to 29 C Grade ................................................... 19 to 36 ................ 30 to 45


CLUB POLICIES & CONDITIONS OF PLAY 1ST TEE ALL PLAYERS MUST report to the Pro Shop prior to hit off. Players MUST NOT hit off any tee other than the 1st tee without the permission of Pro Shop staff. ONLINE BOOKING SHEETS Online booking sheets are to be used on a permanent basis to manage tee times until 2:00pm every day of the week. Playing rights will apply as per Member Policy documentation approved by the Committee of Management from time to time. See summary on pages 46 & 47. Online booking sheets for regular competitions will open to members eight days prior at 3:00pm. Member access to the booking sheets closes at 6:00am on the day of play. Please contact the Pro Shop if you require any changes to your booking after 6:00am on the day of play. Online booking sheets for special events will open at a time that best suits the event/competition, as determined by the Golf Operations team in consultation with the Golf Operations sub-committee. On occasions, two-tee starts will be used to effectively manage the specific needs of an event or manage the number of players on any given day. This will be determined by the Golf Operations team in consultation with the Golf Operations sub-committee.


With online bookings sheets every day, it is imperative that individual players take full responsibility for their tee time booking on any given day. When booked players fail to show up, it effectively blocks another member from playing. If, for any reason, you are unable to play you must either: › Remove your name from the booking sheet prior to

6:00am on the day of play, or › Notify the Pro Shop that you will be unable to fulfil your

commitment to play on the day. For booked players who fail to meet a booked time and fail to provide notice:

1st offence SMS/Email warning 2nd offence SMS/Email reminder warning 3rd offence Written warning detailing 4th and final offence consequences 4th & subsequent offences Playing rights immediately suspended for a period of two weeks on the specific day

Multiple offenders will be referred to the Committee of Management and appropriate disciplinary action may be taken in accordance with the Club’s Constitution. Penalties will only apply per membership year.


USE OF SAND BUCKETS Each player must carry and use a sand bucket to fill divots. ORDER OF PLAY Events Determined By Stroke Play The order of play, or draw, will be determined by lot, by time sheet, or by the Starter, whichever is appropriate to the circumstances. For 'championship' events, the draw will, in the absence of special provisions, normally be seeded in (descending) handicap order. Honour on the first tee will be in accord with the draw. Events determined by Match Play Where there are qualifying rounds, the draw for those rounds will be determined by lot, by seeded draw, or by the Starter, whichever is appropriate. For 'championship' events, the draw will, in absence of special provisions, normally be seeded in (descending) handicap order. Honour on the first tee will be in accord with the draw. The 'seeded draw' for match play will be determined in accord with provisions contained in the Golf Australia Handbook. The player highest on the draw will have the honour on the first tee. Where there are no qualifying rounds, the draw will, in the absence of special provisions, be determined by lot. The player highest on the draw will have the honour on the first tee.


SLOW PLAY Slow play can have a negative impact on the opportunity that should be available to members to enjoy the course and their game, so the Committee has put a rule on slow play in place. Please remember that your place in the field is immediately behind the group in front, not merely in front of the group behind. Members are required to maintain their pace of play so that their group holds their place in the field. It shall be considered a breach of the rules of the Club for a group to be more than one hole behind for more than two holes without reasonable cause. Members may report other members for slow play. The report must be in detail to the General Manager, by at least two members, within 7 days of the occurrence. The General Manager must advise the subject(s) of the report in writing that the report has been received and seek a written explanation. If the General Manager is satisfied that the slow play occurred and considers the explanation given to be unsatisfactory, the circumstances must be reported to the Committee at its next meeting and the subject(s) of the report must be advised of their rights under section 7.4 of the Constitution. In normal circumstances, no action will be taken for a first offence but the consequences of being found guilty of a second offence shall be pointed out to the subject(s) of the report.


In the case of a second offence, the Committee may consider suspending the playing rights and/or other membership rights of the offending member(s) depending on the circumstances. As a rule of thumb, a second offence shall result in a suspension of one week and greater than one week for subsequent offences. This may be varied at the discretion of the Committee. COUNTBACK SYSTEM In the event of a tie in a competition where the countback applies, the order of finishing will be determined by the better score over: › the last 9 holes, then › the last 6 holes, then › the last 3 holes, then › hole by hole from the last hole. PROTESTS AND COMPLAINTS A protest in connection with any competition or match shall be made to the General Manager at the completion of the game, or at the earliest time following the reason for complaint having become apparent. MOTORISED TRANSPORT

Motorised transport may be used in Club Championships and Club Competitions (Saturday and Tuesday) only where committee approval has previously been obtained based upon a medical certificate.


ENTITLEMENT TO TROPHIES In any event where competitors are able to win more than one trophy, they shall be awarded such trophies to which they are entitled. That is, in events where scratch and handicap events are conducted in conjunction, a competitor(s) may win both the scratch and handicap events and be awarded the trophies for each. COMPLETION AND RETURN OF CARDS To be eligible to be considered, cards must: › show the player’s name; › be signed by the player and countersigned by the marker; › show the date; › show the handicap; and › show the player’s score. PRACTICE ROUNDS Any member of a pennant squad or team, or with a handicap of seven or less, is permitted to play from the championship (Black or Yellow) tees during practice rounds. Any member playing a practice round may play two balls if not hindering other players. CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL The consumption of alcohol by a player or a caddie during any Club Championship event is strictly prohibited. Players found in breach of this condition of play will face disciplinary action from the Committee of Management.


MATCHPLAY EVENTS 1. The date and time of each round will be stipulated. 2. Should the competitors mutually agree, they may play

on an earlier date. 3. In the event that the match is not decided at an earlier

time, and one side is unable to play at the stated hour on the stipulated day, that side shall forfeit the match.

4. Should neither side be able to play at the stated time on the stipulated day, the match may be decided by lot.

5. Matches will be played to a finish. 6. In handicap match play events, the low marker reverts

to scratch and then the calculations where strokes are given and taken are made.

7. All match play games are off current Daily handicaps. LATE ENTRIES POLICY For all Club events requiring entry via an entry form, the following policies apply Entries received after the closing date will be placed on a reserves list and only entered into the event draw should a regular entrant withdraw after the closing date. Late entries will be prioritised in accordance with their receipted date of entry. At all times, the General Manager, Director of Golf Operations, or their delegates, may use their discretion to handle late entries in a manner which may fall outside of these policy guidelines.


CLUBHOUSE CLOSED The Clubhouse is closed on Good Friday and Christmas Day. Members do not have access to the buggy storage area or the locker rooms on Christmas Day.

The Professional Shop is open on Good Friday. CAR PARKS & ENTRANCE ROAD Vehicle owners parking within the Club’s property do so at their own risk. The Club does not take responsibility for any damage caused to any vehicle on the Club’s property. This includes all car park and overflow car park areas. Parking in the Clubhouse Car Park (rear of clubhouse) is restricted to short term and permit parking only. Short term parking provides for a maximum of 2 hours and is available to non-golf-playing patrons. No permit or prior arrangement is necessary. Permit parking is for golfing members with impaired mobility. A permit is available from the Administration Office, which allows parking in this area for up to 5 hours. A speed limit of 20km/h strictly applies on the Entrance Road and Clubhouse Road, and in all car parks.


MEMBERS’ GUESTS & VISITORS The following provisions apply to members' guests & visitors: › Not allowed on Saturday without prior permission from

the General Manager or Club Professional; › Not allowed on Tuesday before 11:30am without prior

permission from the General Manager or Club Professional;

› It is the responsibility of the introducing member to ensure their guest(s) report to the Pro Shop prior to play;

› A member must play with the guest(s) he/she signs-in; › Under no circumstances may a member sign-in more

than one guest to play between 11:30am and 2:00pm on Wednesday or Thursday;

› It is the responsibility of the member to ensure that GREEN FEES are paid and that the guests’ name is recorded with the Pro Shop prior to commencing play;

› A members’ guest may play only six (6) rounds per membership year. It is the responsibility of the introducing member to ensure that his/her guest does not contravene this provision;

It is the responsibility of the introducing member to ensure that his/her guest(s) carries a sand bucket, fills-in divots, repairs pitch marks, rakes bunkers, and places rakes in the centre of bunkers, along the line of play. It is the responsibility of the introducing member to ensure that his/her guest(s) is appropriately attired in accord with the Club’s Dress Code. A MEMBER MAY NOT PLAY AS A VISITOR AT A TIME OUTSIDE HIS/HER APPLICABLE PLAYING RIGHTS.


DRESS CODE Dress standards are designed to support and enhance an appropriate level of decorum within the Club, and to meet with a degree of acceptability among all members. Hence members, their guests, and others playing golf at the Club, must adhere to the code, and to its spirit. GOLF COURSE & PRACTICE FACILITIES Men: Traditional or modern male golfing attire must be worn on the golf course and practice facilities at all times, including: › Tailored or golf-specific trousers and shorts, preferably

worn with a belt; › Collared, turtle-neck or golf-specific shirts, tucked in at

all times; › All clothing free from excessive slogans or advertising; › Long socks, pulled up at all times, when worn with

shorts; › Sockettes or short socks, which are plain or substantially

white, when worn with shorts; The following attire is not permitted on the golf course or practice facilities: › Any clothing made from denim material; › Cargo style trousers or shorts, tracksuit or leisure pants,

trousers or shorts with elasticised or drawstring waists, football shorts or board shorts;

› Three-quarter length trousers; › T-shirts or singlets; › Golf shoes with hard or metal spikes; › Thongs, scuffs or boots (of any kind);


Women: Traditional or modern female golfing attire must be worn on the golf course and practice facilities at all times, including: › Tailored or golf-specific trousers, three-quarter trousers,

shorts and skirts; › Collared, turtle-neck or golf-specific shirts, tucked in at

all times unless designed to be worn untucked; › All clothing free from slogans or advertising; › Sockettes or short socks, which are plain or substantially

white, or complement the colour of other clothing, when worn with shorts or skirts;

The following attire is not permitted on the golf course or practice facilities: › Any clothing made from denim material; › Cargo style trousers or shorts, tracksuit or leisure pants,

or stirrup pants; › Golf shoes with hard or metal spikes; › Thongs, scuffs or boots (of any kind);


CLUBHOUSE & OTHER INFORMATION Neat and tidy, casual dress is the minimum standard acceptable in the Clubhouse at all times. In general terms, attire which is acceptable on the course is acceptable in the Clubhouse. Additionally, members and guests may wear denim jeans, open collared shirts and other casual style shirts (including t-shirts) when attending a Club or outside function, or when using the Club’s bar, bistro and dining facilities, provided they are neat and tidy at all times. Shirts may also be worn untucked, provided they are designed in this manner. Leather boat shoes and dress sandals may be worn in the clubhouse without socks. Golf shoes may be worn in all areas of the Clubhouse, except the Dining Room, unless prior permission has been granted. The following attire is not permitted in the Clubhouse at any time: › Tank tops and singlets; › Cargo style trousers or shorts, tracksuit or leisure pants,

trousers or shorts with elasticised or drawstring waists, stirrup pants, football shorts or board shorts;

› Clothing with excessive or inappropriate slogans or advertising;

› Clothing with rips or tears; › Golf shoes with hard or metal spikes; › Thongs or work boots (of any kind); Caps, visors, and hats, must not be worn inside the upper level of the clubhouse.


Notwithstanding the above requirements, members and guests must still adhere to any special dress requirements imposed by the Club during any function held in the Clubhouse. Members will be held accountable for their guests complying with this dress code and are advised to minimise the potential for embarrassment by ensuring that their guests are aware of the Club's requirements. It is not the role of members to enforce this dress code upon other members or guests (other than your own guest). If you see another person failing to meet the standards of this dress code, please notify a staff member so that the appropriate action can be taken. It is accepted that there will be times when visitors to the Club do not meet the expectations of this dress code such as 'outside' events being conducted for the financial benefit of the Club. Therefore, it is not in-appropriate that differential expectations may apply in such circumstances, but that the tolerance of different dress forms does not diminish the responsibility of those who are members, and authorised golfing visitors, to meet, and promote, the standards contained in this code.


ETIQUETTE The following is Club policy: COURTESY ON THE COURSE Safety Prior to making a stroke or making a practice swing, the player should ensure that no one is standing close by or in a position to be hit by the club, the ball, or any object which may be moved by the stroke or swing. Consideration for Other Players No one should move, talk, or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke. No player should play until the players in front are out of range, or, in the case of call-up holes, until all players in front are safely situated. Pace of Play In the interests of all, players should walk briskly between shots, walk directly to their ball, be ready to play when it is their turn, and play without delay. Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not be easily found. They should not search for five minutes before doing so. They should not continue play until the players called through have passed and are out of range.


When play on a hole has been completed, players should immediately leave the green. Irrespective of honour, any player who is ready should play as soon as is practicable and should not delay play for the purpose of marking their card, or for any other purpose, which is not in accord with the Rules of Golf. Your place in the field is immediately behind the group in front and not merely in front of the group behind! If a group fails to keep its place on the course and falls more than one clear hole behind the players in front, it should stand aside in a safe position and invite the group following to play through. To preserve harmony in the Club, and show due regard for the interests of others, members who are naturally slow players should choose to play at times when there are fewer players on the course. By so doing, they will place themselves either well in front of, or well behind, the main field. While, as indicated above, calling through quicker players is required, no amount of letting other players through will compensate for perennial slow play during busy periods. CARE OF THE COURSE Bunkers Before leaving a bunker, all players MUST carefully fill and smooth over all holes and footprints made on the base of the bunker using the teeth of the rake, and use the back of the rake to smooth out holes and footprints made on the face of the bunker. Players should place the rake in the base of the bunker parallel to the line of play of the hole after raking.


Divots, Ball-marks, and Spike-marks Through the green, the player should ensure that any divot cut by him/her is filled with sand (with or without replacement of the turf) and that any damage to the putting green made by a ball is carefully repaired. On completion of the hole, damage caused to the putting surface by shoes should be repaired. When taking practice swings, particularly on the tees, players should avoid the damage caused by removing divots. Damage to Greens Players should ensure that, when putting down bags or the flagstick, no damage is done to the putting green and that neither they nor their caddies damage the hole by standing close to it when attending the flagstick, or in removing the ball from the hole. The flagstick should be carefully, and properly, replaced in the hole before players leave the putting green. Players should not damage the putting surface by leaning on their putters, particularly when removing the ball(s) from the hole. Hand Carts Hand carts with wide tyres (approved by the Pro Shop) may be taken across the greens only when permitted and must not come to rest on the putting surface.


USE OF MOTORISED TRANSPORT Private single seat motorised buggies and gophers may only be used on the course where committee approval has been obtained based upon a medical certificate. Private motorised golf carts are not permitted to be used on the course (unless prior approval has been granted by the committee) and no further approvals will be given. Exception: in the case of a special request being made by a member or guest on the grounds of disability, the Club will make available to the player, one of its fleet of motorised golf carts free of charge. If no Club golf carts are available, then special permission will be granted for the use of a private motorised golf cart. Motorised Cart Use Notices regulating the movement of motorised golf carts are displayed within those carts and should be strictly observed. All persons who hire a motorised cart shall agree to abide by the following rules: › Two people only may ride on the cart; › Only two sets of golf clubs may be transported on the

cart; › Carts must not be driven within 5 metres of tees and

greens and must not cross the blue dotted lines located around greens;

› Soft ground and muddy areas must be avoided at all times, as must areas of sandy rough;

› Carts must be returned to the point of hire at completion of a round.


RELATIONS WITH STAFF Under no circumstances may a player, or Club member, approach a member of staff with a complaint. All complaints, on any matter, are to be directed, preferably in writing, to the General Manager. In the interests of workplace health and safety regulations, course maintenance staff have priority on the golf course at all times. When a green is being cut, or other work is being performed by staff, players shall refrain from playing until it is clear to do so, or the member(s) of staff concerned indicate that play should continue. CALL UP ON PAR 3s It is the policy of the Club that it is not compulsory to call-up on par 3 holes. However, if a group is called up, then the following applies: › Where the following group reaches the tee prior to the

commencement of putting, the lowest handicap player in the group shall be responsible to ‘call up’ the following group when he/she is satisfied that all players in his/her group are safely situated. All balls in line with, or in close proximity to the hole, shall be marked prior to ‘call up’.

› The lowest handicap player in the following group shall, upon receiving the ‘call’, indicate whether his/her group accepts the call or wishes the group in front to play on.

› Having accepted the ‘call’, the lowest handicap player in the group must satisfy him/herself that all players in the calling group are safely situated prior to any member of his/her group playing from the tee.


INJURY AND DAMAGE Members are requested to report to the General Manager immediately or on completion of their round: › Any injury caused to any person; or › Any apparent damage caused to any property or vehicle,

whether within or outside of the Club boundary. EXTREME & DANGEROUS WEATHER During days of extreme weather, it is each golfer’s responsibility for knowing their limitations and to act in a responsible way to ensure their own safety. Electrical Storms Players are advised to seek the shelter of the clubhouse if electrical storms are observed in the vicinity of the course. Hot Weather All golfers are advised to take caution when playing in hot weather and to please note the following tips: › Ensure you keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water; › Wear appropriate clothing to cover yourself from UV rays

– wide brimmed hat, long sleeve top, etc.; › Always use an SPF 30+ sun screen

(available in the locker rooms); › Wear sunglasses with an EPF of 10 to protect your eyes; › Immediately inform your playing partners if you are

having any problems.


MEN’S TROPHY CONDITIONS CHAMPIONSHIPS Club Championship (Nov 2016) Open to all Full, Provisional, Intermediate and Junior male members with a handicap of twelve (12) or less. Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play qualifying played on the one day. First eight (8) qualify for match play rounds over eighteen (18) holes. In the event of a tie, sudden death play-off in accord with Golf Australia provisions, will apply. The final played over thirty-six (36) holes. RF Stevens Trophy (Nov 2016) Leading qualifier in Club Championship qualifying rounds - in the event of a tie decided by sudden death playoff. B and C Grade Championships (Nov 2016) Open to Full, Provisional, Intermediate and Junior members. Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play qualifying, played on consecutive Saturdays in conjunction with Club competition. First eight (8) qualify for match play rounds in each grade. All match play rounds over eighteen (18) holes - squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff. A, B & C Grade Plates (Nov 2016) Open to Full, Provisional, Intermediate and Junior members. Thirty-six (36) holes handicap stroke play qualifying, played on consecutive Saturdays in conjunction with Club competition. First eight (8) qualify for handicap match play rounds in each grade. All handicap match play rounds over eighteen (18) holes - squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff.


Club Junior Championship (Oct 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, four (4) qualify for matchplay rounds. All match play rounds over eighteen (18) holes – squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff. Max Dale Trophy (Nov 2016) Open to full members 55 years of age and over at the date of the first qualifying round. Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play qualifying, played on consecutive Saturdays in conjunction with Club competition. First eight (8) qualify for match play rounds - countback will apply in the event of a tie. Match play rounds over eighteen (18) holes - squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff. Club Foursomes Championship (Oct 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, played on one day. In the event of a tie a sudden death playoff will apply. A, B & C Grade Handicap Foursomes Event (Oct 2016) Eighteen (18) holes handicap stroke play, played on one day, in each grade. In the event of a tie a countback will apply. Club Mixed Foursomes Championship (Dec 2016) Eighteen (18) holes scratch stroke play. In the event of a tie to be decided by sudden death playoff. Played in conjunction with the Owen Whitford Trophy qualifying round. Jimmy McLachlan Memorial Trophy (Apr 2016) Open thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, played on one day. In the event of a tie a sudden death playoff will apply.


OTHER EVENTS AH Smerdon Memorial Par (Jul 2016) Eighteen (18) holes par. Anzac Memorial Trophy (Apr 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Brian Bashford Memorial Trophy (Nov 2016) Best two (2) of four (4) Wednesday stableford rounds. Captain's Trophy (Apr 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Don Watson Memorial Par (Oct 2016) Eighteen (18) holes par. Eclectic All nominated stroke events. Half handicap at time of final round to apply. Trophies awarded to each grade. FA Lewis Memorial Stableford (Feb 2017) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Frank Collins Memorial Stableford (June 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Glenelg Trophy (Jul/Aug 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes handicap stroke play conducted in conjunction with Saturday competitions. Harold Wright Memorial Stableford (Jan 2017) Eighteen (18) holes stableford.


Joe Ashton Trophy (Feb 2017) Thirty-six (36) holes stableford, open to members seventy (70) years of age and over. Milo Sprod Trophy (Sep 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford, open to full members sixty (60) years of age and over. Reg Sands Starter’s Trophy (Aug 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Norm Omond Memorial Medal (Mar 2017) Open to players who have won a stroke event contributing to the Eclectic. Final played in A, B, and C divisions in conjunction with final Eclectic round. Players to play in division according to handicap on that day. President's Trophy (May 2016) Four ball better ball par event. Four pairs to qualify for matchplay rounds to be played on the following two Saturdays at a time designated by the Club. Squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff. Rawson Memorial Stableford (Oct 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Sam Percival Memorial Par (Oct 2016) Eighteen (18) holes par. Steve McKee Memorial Stableford (Aug 2016) Eighteen (18) holes stableford. Summer Cup Best three of five par rounds - December to February.


Summer Matchplay Trophy Knockout handicap matchplay event, open to all male members, to be played between November and March. Winter Matchplay Trophy Knockout handicap matchplay event, open to all male members, to be played between April and August. PAIRS & PARTNERS EVENTS Don Harris Memorial Trophy (Mar 2017) Eighteen (18) holes handicap Canadian foursomes. Lance Begg Trophy (Jul 2016) Eighteen (18) holes handicap Canadian foursomes. Winter Pinehurst Foursomes Trophy (Jun 2016) Eighteen (18) holes handicap Pinehurst foursomes. Burgandy Trophy (Oct 2016) Eighteen (18) holes handicap Team Aggregate Stableford. STATE EVENTS Brian Ferris Memorial Trophy (Jul 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, forming part of the Golf SA Vardon series of events. Open to all amateur male members of Golf Australia affiliated clubs, with an Australian handicap not exceeding four (4). In the event of a tie to be decided by sudden death playoff.


Eric Scovell Trophy (Jul 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, forming part of the Golf SA Junior Vardon series of events. Open to all male members of Golf Australia affiliated clubs, under the age of eighteen (18) years on the day of the event, and with an Australian handicap not exceeding ten (10). In the event of a tie to be decided by sudden death playoff. Glenelg Shootout (Dec 2016) Comprises two (2) rounds, with the first round Canadian Foursomes, and the second round 2-Ball Ambrose. Open to pairs consisting of male or female golfers (either 2 male, 2 female, or mixed) who are members of Golf Australia affiliated clubs who are under the age of twenty-one (21) on the day of play. In the event of a tie to be decided by sudden death playoff in Canadian Foursomes format. Owen Whitford Trophy (Dec 2016) Open handicap mixed foursomes, comprising an eighteen (18) hole qualifying round to determine top sixteen (16) qualifying positions, then eighteen (18) hole handicap matchplay rounds. Squared matches to be decided by sudden death playoff. The Tuohy Trophy (Aug 2016) Eighteen (18) holes handicap Canadian Foursomes open to pairings of two generations of family members, either Parent/Child or Grandparent/Grandchild (including step sons/daughters or step grandsons/granddaughters). Pairings can be all male, all female, or mixed.


WOMEN’S PLAYING CONDITIONS See Notice Board for detailed Playing Conditions. Unless otherwise stated, ties shall be decided by countback. Rhonda Watson Brooch (Aug 2016) For South Australian Clubs Silver Team Championship. Handicap limit 18. The teams to consist of three players and is played over 18 holes. The team with the lowest total of the three gross scores will be the winner of the Championship and the team with the lowest total of the three nett scores will be the winner of the Handicap event (trophy). Club Championship (Jun 2016) Handicap limit 18. Two qualifying rounds. Eight to qualify followed by match play. The final to be played over 36 holes. B and C Grade Trophies & ‘C’ Grade Plate (Jun 2016) Handicap ‘B’ Grade 19 to 29, ‘C’ Grade 30 and over. Two qualifying rounds. Eight to qualify followed by match play. ‘B’ Grade final over 27 holes, ‘C’ Grade final over 18 holes. ‘C’ Grade Plate for handicaps 40 to 45, will comprise two Stableford qualifying rounds with the two best scores playing a matchplay final over 18 holes. Foursomes Championship (Aug 2016) Handicap limit 18. Two stroke rounds to be played on consecutive Tuesdays. Winners to have lowest aggregate gross score. Second round to be a seeded draw. In the event of a tie winners to be decided by sudden death playoff.


B and C Foursomes Trophies (Aug 2016) Handicap ‘B’ Grade 19 to 29, “C” Grade 30 to 45. Two stroke rounds to be played on consecutive Tuesdays. Winners to have lowest aggregate gross score. Second round to be a seeded draw. In the event of a tie winners to be decided by count back. Glenelg Women’s Open Championship (Nov 2016) Two 18 hole stroke rounds, held on Saturdays (1 Division Only). Top four players to advance to 18 hole Semi Finals. Final to be played over 18 Holes. President’s Trophy (May 2016) Played in conjunction with the Shylie Rymill Foursomes. Handicap – half of combined handicap. One qualifying round. 16 best nett scores to qualify. All ties to be decided on countback. Handicap Match play: 1/2 of difference of combined handicap. . Each round to be played within stipulated date on draw sheet. If no results shown by due date both pairs will be disqualified. In the event of a match being squared at the 18th, the winner will be decided immediately by a hole by hole playoff with the appropriate strokes being given and received. If partner booked on time sheet and is unable to play, a substitute may be entered. Captain’s Trophy (Mar 2017) One round stroke play. Best 32 nett scores to qualify for match play. Match play – full difference of handicap. Each round to be played within stipulated date on draw sheet. If no results shown by due date both competitors will be disqualified. In the event of a match being squared at the 18th, the winner will be decided immediately by a hole by hole playoff with the appropriate strokes being given and received.


Club Medal Two Club Medals to be played per year. Two stroke rounds – one division – best net aggregate over both rounds. Essex Stroke Players may enter at any stage of the competition. Two Divisions: Silver to 18, Bronze 19 and over. Four rounds to be played. Winners - including ties - of each round to play in final. A player winning a round in both divisions must nominate which division she will contest, before play in the final, which will be played on current handicap. Finalists names to be posted on board prior to programmed final play off date. Consistency Cup Four rounds of stableford to be played. Winner – aggregate best three rounds. Par Aggregate Trophy Four rounds of par to be played. Winner – aggregate best three rounds. J.M. Sims Trophy (June 2016) To be played in conjunction with one stableford round. Best stableford score in Grades ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’. In the event of a tie, winners to be decided on a countback. Shane Robinson Trophy (Mar 2017) To be played in conjunction with one Stableford round. Best overall Stableford score to count. In the event of a tie, the winner to be decided on a countback.


Eclectic Trophies given for best nett and gross in each grade. A full round not necessary for an alteration, but players must start from the first tee. Three grades, ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’. Half handicap on which last round is played will be applied to determine the nett score. The grade in which a player is eligible is determined by handicap on last day of play. Putting Competition Putts to be counted only when taken on specially prepared surface for putting. Three (3) rounds to be played, with all scores to count. Most Improved Player who the Match Committee considers to be most improved player during Winter Season as measured by reduction in handicap. Veterans Handicap Event Players must be 60 years of age before day of play. Two qualifying rounds played on current handicap on each day of play. The best eight nett aggregate scores to qualify for match play. All ties for qualifying positions and gross aggregate will be decided on countback. Match play – full difference of handicap. Each round to be played within stipulated date on draw sheet. If no results shown by due date both competitors will be disqualified. In the event of a match being squared at the 18th, the winner will be decided immediately by a hole playoff with the appropriate strokes being given and received. Grandmothers’ Trophy (Aug 2016) To be played in conjunction with the competition of the day. Best nett score. In the event of a tie, the winner will be decided on a countback.


Caddies & Managers Trophy inc, Pennant Managers (July 2016) Any member who has caddied for Women’s Pennant during the current season is eligible. To be played in conjunction with the competition of the day. Best nett score. In the event of a tie, winner to be decided on a countback. Junior Girls’ Championship (Oct 2016) 27 hole stroke event. Players must be under 18 years of age on the day of play and must hold a Golf Australia handicap. In the event of a tie, winner decided on a countback. Ella Cole Trophy (Oct 2016) 27 hole handicap event played in conjunction with the Junior Girls’ Championship. Anne Smerdon Junior Invitational (Oct 2016) 27 holes event played in conjunction with the Junior Girls’ Championship. Competitors must be under 18 years of age on the day of play. Six entries to make a competition. Current Golf Australia handicap must be 30 or under. Lois White & Raynee Harmer Extreme Veterans Matchplay Trophy (Sep/Oct 2016) Players must be 80 years of age prior to the qualifying. 9 hole stableford qualifying round in September. Top four to qualify for 9 hole knockout handicap matchplay. All ties for qualifying to be decided on countback. In the event of the match being all square after 9 holes, the winner will be decided immediately by a hole by hole playoff where appropriate strokes are given and received.


SATURDAY COMPETITION TROPHIES

Jacka Trophy Six Saturday rounds of stableford to be played. Winner – aggregate best 3 rounds. Parfection Prize Six Saturday rounds of par to be played. Winner – aggregate best 3 rounds. Wallace Stroke Event Six Saturday competition stroke rounds to be played. Winner – net aggregate best 3 rounds.


GOLF SA EVENTS Laurel Wreath Knockout handicap match play event – full difference of handicap. Each round to be played within stipulated date on draw sheet. If no results shown by due date both competitors will be disqualified. In the event of a match being squared at the 18th, the winner will be decided immediately by a hole playoff with the appropriate strokes being given and received. International Bowl Silver and Bronze Divisions. (This competition is run to raise money to send Australian golfers overseas). Best one of three 18 hole stroke rounds Shylie Rymill Handicap Foursomes (May 2016) Played in conjunction with the President’s Foursomes. The winning pair recording the lowest nett score. Half combined handicaps shall be used. This is a State wide event and the winning card from each Club will be returned to Golf SA. The best nett score within Glenelg Golf Club will win a Shylie Rymill Brooch each. In the event of a tie a countback will apply. Glenelg Women’s Vardon (July 2016) Thirty-six (36) holes scratch stroke play, forming part of the Golf SA Women’s Vardon series of events. Open to all amateur female members of Golf Australia affiliated clubs, with an Australian handicap not exceeding 15. In the event of a tie to be decided by sudden death playoff.


GENERAL Players competing on Tuesday Competition Day before 11:30am MUST enter a competition. Players playing for a handicap must play at the end of the field and must return their cards to the Pro Shop. Visitors may not play or compete on Tuesday Competition days. Report to proshop when ready to play. For booked events, report 10 minutes before time booked. MATCH PLAY EVENTS Strokes given in handicap match play events must give full difference of handicap. Foursomes events ½ of full difference of handicaps. Matches not played by the due date will be automatic disqualification of all concerned.


MEMBERS’ PLAYING RIGHTS FULL MEMBERS

Male: › Not before 11.30am Tuesday PROVISIONAL MEMBERS

Male: › Not before 12:00pm Saturday › Not before 11:30am Tuesday Female: › Not before 1:30pm Saturday (or when booking sheet

allows) SIX-DAY MEMBERS

Male: › No play Saturday › Not before 11:30am Tuesday Female: › No play Saturday › Not before 11:30am Wednesday

WEEKDAY MEMBERS

Male: › No play Saturday › No play Sunday unless in programmed events › Not before 11:30am Tuesday Female: › No play Saturday › No play Sunday unless in programmed events › Not before 11:30am Wednesday


COUNTRY MEMBERS

› 5 rounds under Full member conditions and 15 rounds under Provisional or Junior conditions, per membership year

INTRODUCTORY MEMBERS

› Monday all day › After 3:30pm Tuesday, Thursday & Friday › No play Wednesday (excluding Twilight events) › Not before 12:00pm Sunday TWILIGHT MEMBERS

› Every day after 3:30pm during daylight saving › Every day after 2:30pm during non-daylight saving INTERMEDIATE & JUNIOR MEMBERS

› If 'A' grade, Full member conditions every Saturday › If 'B' or 'C' grade, Full member conditions one Saturday

per month (excluding Stroke events). For Juniors, where handicap is greater than 27, only if approved by the Club Professional, otherwise not before 1:30pm (or when booking sheet allows)

Male: › Not before 12:30pm Tuesday › Not between 11:00am and 2:00pm Wednesdays Female: › Not between 11:00am and 2:00pm Wednesdays


SOCIAL MEMBERS & PINEHILL MEMBERS Social members may play nine (9) games per membership year, paying the applicable green fee, at all times except: › No play Saturday › Not before 12:30pm Tuesday CASUAL MEMBERS Casual members can play an unlimited number of rounds, paying the applicable green fee, at all times except: › Not before 10.00am Sunday › Not before 11.30am Tuesday › No play Wednesday (excluding Twilight events) › No play Saturday › No green fee applicable after 3:30pm every day

excluding Twilight events WOMEN’S TRY GOLF MEMBERS

› Not before 10.00am Sunday › Not before 12.00pm Friday › Twilight events during daylight saving period › No play Wednesday › No play Saturday ABSENTEE MEMBERS

Absentee members can play up to a maximum of six (6) games per membership year, paying the applicable green fee. These games can be played in accordance with your previous category’s playing rights. Absentee members must report to the Pro Shop prior to playing golf and may introduce visitors.

Absentee members may practice golf at the Club, and may continue to use the Club’s Bar & Bistro facilities.


MEMBERS’ PLAYING RIGHTS SUMMARY

Categories SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

M F M F M F

Full

Not before

11:30am

Provisional

Not before

11:30am

Six Day Not

before 11:30am

Weekday No play unless in

special Club events as advised

Not before

11:30am

Intermediate Plus Not before 10:00am

Not before

11:30am

Intermediate & Juniors

Not before

12:30pm

Veteran

Not before

11:30am

Casual Not before 10:00am Not before 11:30am

Introductory Not before 12:00pm Not before 3:30pm

Women’s Try Golf Not before 10:00am

Twilight Not before 3:30pm (2:30pm non-d/l

saving)

Not before 3:30pm (2:30pm non-d/l

saving)


saving)

Social & Pinehill Not before 12:30pm

Cadet Not before 12:00pm unless approved by

Pro Shop Not before 10:00am Not before 1:30pm

Tiger Cubs Not before 1:00pm unless approved by

Pro Shop Not before 1:00pm No play


WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

M F M F M F M F

Not before

12:00pm

Not before

1:30pm

Not

before 11:30am

No play unless in

special Club events as advised

Not before

11:30am

No play unless in special Club events as

advised

No play except Twilight


advised

Not between 11:00am and 2:00pm

A Grade only B & C Grade once/month


advised

No play except Twilight No play

No play except Twilight

Not before 3:30pm Not before 3:30pm No play

No play except Twilight Not before 12:00pm No play


saving)


saving)


saving)


saving)

No play

No play Not before 10:00am Not before 10:00am No play

No play No play Not before 1:00pm No play


RECIPROCAL CLUBS NEW SOUTH WALES Bonnie Doon Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Banks Avenue PAGEWOOD NSW 2035 Tel: (02) 9349 2101 Web: www.bdgc.com.au Email: [email protected] Concord Golf Club Majors Bay Road CONCORD NSW 2137 Tel: (02) 9743 6111 Web: www.concordgolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] Newcastle Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Vardon Road FERN BAY NSW 2295 Tel: (02) 4928 1365 Web: www.newcastlegolf.com.au Email: [email protected] Pymble Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Cowan Road ST IVES NSW 2075 Tel: (02) 9144 2884 Web: www.pymblegolf.com.au Email: [email protected] St Michaels Golf Club Jennifer Street LITTLE BAY NSW 2036 Tel: (02) 9326 8000 Web: www.stmichaelsgolf.com.au Email: [email protected]


AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Yowani Country Club (Fully Reciprocal) Northbourne Avenue LYNEHAM ACT 2602 Tel: (02) 6241 3377 Web: www.yowani.com.au Email: [email protected] VICTORIA Ballarat Golf Club Sturt Street BALLARAT VIC 3350 Tel: (03) 5338 3000 Web: www.ballaratgolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] The Dunes Golf Links Browns Road RYE VIC 3941 Tel: (03) 5985 1334 Web: www.thedunes.com.au Email: [email protected] Horsham Golf Club Golf Course Road HAVEN VIC 3402 Tel: (03) 5382 1652 Web: www.horshamgolfclub.com Email: [email protected] Huntingdale Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Windsor Avenue OAKLEIGH SOUTH VIC 3167 Tel: (03) 9579 4622 Web: www.huntingdalegolf.com.au Email: [email protected]


Murray Downs Golf and Country Club (Green Fees apply) Murray Downs Drive SWAN HILL VIC 3585 Tel: (03) 5033 1422 Web: www.murraydownsgolf.com.au

www.murraydownsresort.com.au The National Golf Club Tel: (03) 5988 6666 Web: www.nationalgolf.com.au Email: [email protected] Cape Schanck Site The Cups Drive CAPE SCHANCK VIC 3939 Long Island Site Dandenong Road FRANKSTON VIC 3199 Sorrento Golf Club Langford Road SORRENTO VIC 3943 Tel: (03) 5984 2226 Web: www.sorrentogolf.com.au Email: [email protected] Southern Golf Club Lower Dandenong Road KEYSBOROUGH VIC 3173 Tel: (03) 9798 3111 Web: www.southerngolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] 13th Beach Golf Links Barwon Heads Road BARWON HEADS VIC 3227 Tel: (03) 5254 2922 Web: www.13thbeach.net Email: [email protected] Woodlands Golf Club (Fully reciprocal) White Street MORDIALLOC VIC 3195 Tel: (03) 9580 3455 Web: www.woodlandsgolf.com.au Email: [email protected]


TASMANIA Royal Hobart Golf Club Seven Mile Beach Road SEVEN MILE BEACH TAS 7170 Tel: (03) 6248 6161 Web: www.rhgc.com.au Email: [email protected] Tasmania Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Tasman Highway SORELL TAS 7172 Tel: (03) 6248 5098 Web: www.tasmaniagolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] QUEENSLAND Indooroopilly Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Meiers Road INDOOROOPILLY QLD 4068 Tel: (07) 3721 2121 Web: www.indooroopillygolf.com.au Email: [email protected] Links Hope Island (Green Fees apply) Hope Island Road HOPE ISLAND QLD 4212 Tel: (07) 5530 9000 Web: www.linkshopeisland.com.au Email: [email protected] Palmer Gold Coast (Green Fees apply) Ron Penhaligon Way ROBINA QLD 4226 Tel: (07) 5593 1511 Web: www.palmergoldcoast.com.au Email: [email protected]


Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club (Green Fees apply) The Parkway SANCTUARY COVE QLD 4212 Tel: (07) 5699 9000 Web: www.sanctuarycovegolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] Twin Waters Golf Club (Green Fees apply) 151 Ocean Drive TWIN WATERS QLD 4564 Tel: (07) 5457 2444 Web: www.twinwatersgolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] NORTHERN TERRITORY Alice Springs Golf Club Cromwell Drive ALICE SPRINGS NT 0871 Tel: (08) 8952 1921 Web: www.alicespringsgolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected] WESTERN AUSTRALIA Joondalup Resort Country Club (Green Fees apply) Country Club Boulevard CONNOLLY WA 6027 Tel: (08) 9400 8888 Web: www.joondalupresort.com.au Email: [email protected] Lake Karrinyup Country Club North Beach Road KARRINYUP WA 6018 Tel: (08) 9422 8222 Web: www.lkcc.com.au Email: [email protected]

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Mount Lawley Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Walter Road INGLEWOOD WA 6052 Tel: (08) 9271 9622 Web: www.mlgc.org Email: [email protected] The Vines Golf & Country Club Verdelho Drive THE VINES WA 6069 Tel: (08) 9297 3000 Web: www.vines.com.au Email: [email protected] Western Australia Golf Club Hayes Avenue YOKINE WA 6060 Tel: (08) 9349 1988 Web: www.wagolfclub.com.au Email: [email protected]


OVERSEAS Hangzhou Golf Club Hangzhou Botanical Garden, CHINA Mission Hills Golf Club CHINA Sutton Hall Golf Club Sutton Weaver, Cheshire, ENGLAND Royal Selangor Golf Club Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Miramar Links Golf Club (Fully Reciprocal) Wellington, NEW ZEALAND Clearwater Golf Club Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND Titirangi Golf Club Auckland, NEW ZEALAND Baguio Country Club Baguio City, PHILIPPINES Cruden Bay Golf Club (Green fees apply) Aberdeenshire, SCOTLAND Singapore Island Country Club SINGAPORE


PACIFIC LINKS INTERNATIONAL Glenelg Golf Club has joined with Pacific Links International and its worldwide network of renowned golf experiences to give members exclusive playing privileges at international championship courses around the world and at many of them without payment of green fees. While some restrictions apply, this new membership concept unites the very best courses within Asia, Australia and America and provides unique experiences to the members of the participating Clubs. The list of Clubs is growing rapidly and soon will include Clubs in Europe. Members of the Pacific Links Affiliate Clubs are able to book tee times up to 60 days in advance directly with the Pacific Links International Call Centre, Links2Golf, or through Glenelg’s administration office, whichever is more convenient. At the Pacific Links owned Clubs in Hawaii, Las Vegas, California, West Virginia and at all other ‘Affiliate’ Clubs, there are no green fees or guest fees. At all ‘Reciprocal’ Access Clubs, members of Glenelg Golf Club are given a discounted green fee. Cart and/or caddie fees apply at all Clubs. Tee time reservations must be booked online at www.pacificlinks.com/bookingonline, by calling toll-free at 855-688-1818 or by e-mailing Links2Golf at [email protected]


Before using Reciprocal Rights with the clubs listed above, members should: › Obtain a handicap/introduction letter from the

Administration Office; › Telephone the club to be visited, at least a day before

you wish to play, for approval; › Upon arrival at the reciprocal club, report to the office

and present your handicap/introduction letter; › Ensure you conform with all rules and regulations of the

reciprocal club, including dress requirements. “Fully Reciprocal” indicates it may be possible to transfer membership to the fully reciprocal club in the event that you move interstate or overseas. “Green Fees apply” indicates that a green fee is payable at a discounted rate for reciprocal members. Before seeking play, members are advised to clarify the nature of the reciprocal agreement with the Administration Office.


PROFESSIONAL SERVICES GOLF OPERATIONS TEAM Club Professional & Director of Golf Operations Shane Robinson Head Teaching Professional Gareth Jones GOLF OPERATIONS SERVICES The Professional Shop provides a full range of the latest equipment and apparel, offered with personalised, expert advice from Shane and his staff. Tuition is also available by appointment, in addition to expert club repair and cleaning services. Phone: (08) 8350 3250 Email: [email protected] PROFESSIONAL SHOP HOURS During non-daylight savings periods: Monday to Friday 6:30am – 6.00pm Saturday to Sunday 6.00am – 6.00pm During daylight savings periods: Monday to Friday 6:00am – 7.00pm Saturday to Sunday 6.00am – 7.00pm And on days when twilight competitions are conducted in the period of daylight savings until 8:00pm.


2016/2017 Golf Programme Men’s Fixtures are printed in BLACK Women’s Fixtures are printed in RED Junior Fixtures are printed in ITALICS DISCLAIMER Tee closures for Corporate Golf Days and other Club hosted events are deliberately left out of this Handbook to eliminate any confusion when events are cancelled or changed. Events and dates in this Handbook are subject to change at late notice. Members should always check the availability of the course and clubhouse by checking the Website or notice boards, or by contacting the Pro Shop. Online booking sheets apply every day of the year. For more details on their use, refer to page 10 of this handbook or contact the Pro Shop on (08) 8350 3250.


March / April 2016

Sun 27 EASTER SUNDAY STABLEFORD

Mon 28 EASTER MONDAY Pairs & Partners Event

Tue 29 PAR 1st Round Par Aggregate Trophy

Wed 30 STABLEFORD Twilight Golf from 3:30pm ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at 8:00pm

Thu 31

Fri 1

Sat 2 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Captain’s Trophy 1st Round Jacka Trophy


April

Sun 3 STABLEFORD Daylight Savings Ends

Mon 4 Glenelg vs Royal Adelaide Bronze Challenge at Royal Adelaide

Tue 5 Laurel Wreath Matchplay 9 Hole Stableford competition for non-competitors

Wed 6 STABLEFORD

Thu 7

Fri 8

Sat 9 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE Autumn Medal 2nd Round Wallace Stroke


April

Sun 10 PAR Jimmy McLachlan Memorial Trophy

Mon 11 Men’s Winter Matchplay Trophy Commences

Tue 12 STROKE 1st Round 1st Club Medal

Wed 13 STROKE

Thu 14

Fri 15 School Term 1 Ends

Sat 16 PAR / PAR


April

Sun 17 STABLEFORD

Mon 18

Tue 19 STABLEFORD

Wed 20 PAR

Thu 21

Fri 22

Sat 23 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Anzac Memorial Trophy


April

Sun 24 STABLEFORD

Mon 25 ANZAC DAY Pairs & Partners Event

Tue 26 STABLEFORD 1st Round Consistency Cup & Former Committee Trophy

Wed 27 STABLEFORD

Thu 28

Fri 29

Sat 30 PAR / PAR 2nd Round Parfection Trophy


May

Sun 1 STABLEFORD

Mon 2 School Term 2 Starts

Tue 3 STROKE 2nd Round 1st Club Medal, 2nd Round Essex Stroke, 2nd Round Putting Trophy

Wed 4 PAR

Thu 5

Fri 6

Sat 7 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE 3rd Round Wallace Stroke


May

Sun 8 MOTHER’S DAY STABLEFORD

Mon 9

Tue 10 Qualifying round of President’s Foursomes and Shylie Rymill Foursomes

Wed 11 STROKE

Thu 12 Glenelg vs Grange Women’s Foursomes at Grange

Fri 13

Sat 14 4BBB PAR / PAR President’s Trophy (Four pairs to qualify)


May

Sun 15 STABLEFORD

Mon 16

Tue 17 PAR 2nd Round Par Aggregate Trophy Women’s Biggest Morning Tea

Wed 18 PAR

Thu 19

Fri 20

Sat 21 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Semi-final President’s Trophy Matchplay 2nd Round Jacka Trophy


May

Sun 22 STABLEFORD GOLF SA PENNANT – Bonnar Cup

Mon 23 GOLF SA PENNANT – Women’s Cleek Stick 1

Tue 24 STABLEFORD 2nd Round Consistency Cup

Wed 25 STABLEFORD

Thu 26 Pauline Sanderson Bowl (Glenelg vs Kooyonga) Tee closed 8:00am to 10:00am

Fri 27

Sat 28 PAR / PAR Final President’s Trophy Matchplay 3rd Round Parfection Trophy


May / June

Sun 29 STABLEFORD GOLF SA PENNANT – Sharp Cup & Junior Division 2

Mon 30

Tue 31 STABLEFORD JM Sims Trophy, 3rd Round Consistency Cup

Wed 1 PAR

Thu 2

Fri 3

Sat 4 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE 4th Round Wallace Stroke


June

Sun 5 STABLEFORD

Mon 6

Tue 7 STROKE 1st Round Club Championships, B and C Grade Trophies & C Grade Plate, 1st Round International Bowl

Wed 8 STABLEFORD

Thu 9

Fri 10

Sat 11 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Frank Collins Memorial 3rd Round Jacka Trophy


June

Sun 12 STABLEFORD

Mon 13 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY Winter Pairs & Partners Pinehurst Foursomes Trophy

Tue 14 STROKE 2nd Round Club Championships, B and C Grade Trophies & C Grade Plate

Wed 15 STABLEFORD Club Championship Matchplay

Thu 16 Club Championship Matchplay

Fri 17 Club Championship Matchplay

Sat 18 US OPEN BREAKFAST & AMBROSE GOLF DAY Open to Members & Guests


June

Sun 19 STABLEFORD GOLF SA PENNANT – Women’s A1 & A2

Mon 20 GOLF SA PENNANT – Women’s A3 (Pool B)

Tue 21 PAR

Wed 22 PAR

Thu 23

Fri 24

Sat 25 4BBB & STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD


June / July

Sun 26 STABLEFORD

Mon 27

Tue 28 Maggie Stewart Memorial Golf Day

Wed 29 STABLEFORD

Thu 30

Fri 1

Sat 2 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE Winter Medal, 1st Round Glenelg Trophy, Qualifying for Governor’s Cup 5th Round Wallace Stroke


July

Sun 3 STABLEFORD GOLF SA PENNANT – Simpson Cup

Mon 4

Tue 5 STROKE 1st Round 2nd Club Medal, 2nd Round International Bowl, 3rd Round Essex Stroke

Wed 6 PAR

Thu 7


Sat 9 PAR / PAR AH Smerdon Memorial 4th Round Parfection Trophy


July

Sun 10 PAR Pennant Dinner

Mon 11

Tue 12 STABLEFORD

Wed 13 STABLEFORD

Thu 14

Fri 15 ‘THE OPEN’ DINNER

Sat 16 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Captain’s vs Vice-Captain’s 4BBB Matchplay Event


July

Sun 17 BRIAN FERRIS MEMORIAL TROPHY WOMEN’S VARDON ERIC SCOVELL TROPHY

Mon 18

Tue 19 PAR 3rd Round Par Aggregate Trophy, Caddies and Managers Trophy

Wed 20 STABLEFORD

Thu 21

Fri 22

Sat 23 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD 4th Round Jacka Trophy


July

Sun 24 STABLEFORD


Tue 26 STROKE 2nd Round 2nd Club Medal, 3rd Round International Bowl, 4th Round Essex Stroke

Wed 27 PAR

Thu 28

Fri 29

Sat 30 PAR / PAR 5th Round Parfection Trophy


July/August

Sun 31 STABLEFORD Lance Begg Canadian Foursomes Pairs & Partners Event

Mon 1

Tue 2 PAR

Wed 3 STABLEFORD

Thu 4 Glenelg vs Royal Adelaide Bronze Challenge Tee closed 8:00am to 10:00am

Fri 5

Sat 6 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE 2nd Round Glenelg Trophy 6th Round Wallace Stroke


August

Sun 7 STABLEFORD

Mon 8 RHONDA WATSON BROOCH

Tue 9 STABLEFORD Grandmother’s Trophy, 4th Round Consistency Cup

Wed 10 PAR

Thu 11

Fri 12 GLENELG GOLF CLUB FOUNDATION DAY

Sat 13 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Steve McKee Memorial 5th Round Jacka Trophy


August

Sun 14 STABLEFORD

Mon 15

Tue 16 FOURSOMES 1st Round Club Foursomes Championship, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Grade Foursomes Trophies 9 hole competition to follow

Wed 17 STABLEFORD

Thu 18

Fri 19

Sat 20 PAR / PAR


August

Sun 21 STABLEFORD

Mon 22

Tue 23 FOURSOMES 2nd Round Club Foursomes Championship, ‘B’ & ‘C’ Grade Foursomes Trophies Tee times from 8:30am No 9 hole competition

Wed 24 PAR

Thu 25

Fri 26 GOVERNOR’S CUP

Sat 27 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Reg Sands Starters Trophy


August / September

Sun 28 STABLEFORD The Tuohy Trophy (Family Foursomes)

Mon 29 Glenelg Senior Amateur

Tue 30 STABLEFORD

Wed 31 STABLEFORD

Thu 1

Fri 2

Sat 3 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE


September

Sun 4 FATHER’S DAY STABLEFORD

Mon 5 Spring Renovations – Course Closed all day (includes practice facilities)

Tue 6 Spring Renovations – Course Closed all day (includes practice facilities)

Wed 7 No Competition – Big Hole Golf Women’s Card Day

Thu 8 No Competition – Big Hole Golf

Fri 9 No Competition – Big Hole Golf

Sat 10 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD


September

Sun 11 STABLEFORD

Mon 12 Pauline Sanderson Bowl at Kooyonga

Tue 13 PAR 4th Round Par Aggregate Trophy

Wed 14 STABLEFORD

Thu 15

Fri 16

Sat 17 4BBB & PAR / PAR 6th Round Parfection Trophy


September

Sun 18 STABLEFORD

Mon 19

Tue 20 STROKE Final Essex Stroke, 3rd Round Putting Trophy. Qualifying for Lois White & Raynee Harmer Extreme Veterans Matchplay event

Wed 21 PAR

Thu 22

Fri 23

Sat 24 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Milo Sprod Trophy 6th Round Jacka Trophy


September / October

Sun 25 STABLEFORD

Mon 26

Tue 27 STABLEFORD Irish Stableford supporting Captain’s nominated charity. Semi-finals for Lois White & Raynee Harmer Extreme Veterans Matchplay event

Wed 28 STABLEFORD Night Golf Event

Thu 29


Sat 1 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE Final Winter Eclectic


October

Sun 2 STABLEFORD Qualifying rounds of Club Junior Championship Daylight saving commences

Mon 3 LABOUR DAY The Burgandy Trophy Pairs & Partners Event

Tue 4 STABLEFORD Final Winter Eclectic. Final for Lois White & Raynee Harmer Extreme Veterans Matchplay event

Wed 5 STROKE Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 6

Fri 7

Sat 8 PAR / PAR Don Watson Memorial


October

Sun 9 PAR Semi Finals & Final – Club Junior Championship Anne Smerdon Junior Invitational & Club Junior Girl’s Championship (27 holes)

Mon 10

Tue 11 Captain’s vs Vice Captain’s handicap matchplay

Wed 12 PAR Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 13 WINERY CHALLENGE AND LUNCHEON

Fri 14

Sat 15 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Rawson Memorial Trophy


October

Sun 16 STABLEFORD


Tue 18 PAR

Wed 19 STABLEFORD Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 20

Fri 21



October

Sun 23 STABLEFORD Men’s Club Foursomes Championship & Handicap Foursomes followed by BBQ Dinner & Presentations

Mon 24

Tue 25 4BBB (12 holes) Shotgun start at 9:00am. Report to starter at 8:30am. Annual Meeting at approx. 12:30pm. Tee closed until 12:30pm


Thu 27

Fri 28

Sat 29 PAR / PAR Sam Percival Memorial


October/November

Sun 30 STABLEFORD

Mon 31

Tue 1 STABLEFORD MELBOURNE CUP DAY

Wed 2 STABLEFORD Brian Bashford Memorial Trophy – Round 1 Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 3

Fri 4

Sat 5 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE Spring Medal 1st Qualifying Round – Senior, Women’s Open, B & C Grade Championships and A, B & C Grade Plates


November

Sun 6 STABLEFORD Men’s Summer Matchplay Trophy Commences

Mon 7

Tue 8 PAR


Thu 10

Fri 11

Sat 12 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE 2nd Qualifying Round – Senior, Women’s Open, B & C Grade Championships and A, B & C Grade Plates


November

Sun 13 STABLEFORD Men’s Club Championship Qualifying Rounds (36 Holes) Men’s Senior, B & C Grade Championships and B & C Grade Plate Quarter Finals

Mon 14

Tue 15 City Mazda Hospitality Day – Canadian Foursomes Shotgun start at 8:30am, report to starter by 8:00am Tee closed until 1:00pm


Thu 17

Fri 18



November

Sun 20 STABLEFORD AM – Men’s Club Championship & A Grade Plate Quarter Finals. PM – Men’s Club, Women’s Open, Senior, B & C Grade Championships and A, B, & C Grade Plate Quarter Finals

Mon 21

Tue 22 PAR


Thu 24 Women’s Committee Golf Day & Luncheon including past Captains and Presidents

Fri 25

Sat 26 PAR / PAR


November / December

Sun 27 Club Championship Final (36 Holes) Women’s Open Championship Final (18 Holes) Senior, B & C Grade Championships and A, B & C Grade Plate Finals (18 Holes) ANNUAL TROPHY PRESENTATION DINNER

Mon 28

Tue 29 STABLEFORD


Thu 1

Fri 2



December

Sun 4 STABLEFORD Golf SA Mixed Foursomes Championships including Owen Whitford Trophy Qualifying & Club Mixed Foursomes Championship

Mon 5 Owen Whitford Trophy – Round of 16

Tue 6 Christmas Ambrose 9 Hole Competition Teams of 5 Shotgun start at 8:30am, report to starter by 8:00am. Lunch to follow Owen Whitford Trophy – Quarter Finals


Thu 8 Owen Whitford Trophy – Semi Finals

Fri 9 Owen Whitford Trophy – Final

Sat 10 PAR / PAR


December

Sun 11 STABLEFORD

Mon 12

Tue 13


Thu 15

Fri 16 School Term 4 ends

Sat 17 CHRISTMAS AMBROSE (AM & PM SHOTGUNS)


December

Sun 18 STABLEFORD

Mon 19 Glenelg Golf Club Junior Shootout

Tue 20 Tee open to Men & Women all day

Wed 21 STABLEFORD Christmas Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 22

Fri 23



December

Sun 25 CHRISTMAS DAY PRO SHOP & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED

Mon 26 CHRISTMAS DAY HOLIDAY

Tue 27 PROCLAMATION DAY HOLIDAY Tee open to Men & Women all day


Thu 29

Fri 30



January 2017

Sun 1 NEW YEAR’S DAY STABLEFORD

Mon 2 NEW YEAR’S DAY HOLIDAY

Tue 3 Tee open to Men & Women all day


Thu 5

Fri 6

Sat 7 PAR / PAR 2nd Round of Summer Cup


January 2017

Sun 8 PAR

Mon 9

Tue 10


Thu 12

Fri 13

Sat 14 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD Harold Wright Memorial


January 2017

Sun 15 STABLEFORD

Mon 16

Tue 17


Thu 19

Fri 20

Sat 21 PAR / PAR 3rd Round of Summer Cup


January 2017

Sun 22 STABLEFORD

Mon 23

Tue 24


Thu 26 AUSTRALIA DAY HOLIDAY Pairs & Partners Event

Fri 27



January / February 2017

Sun 29 STABLEFORD

Mon 30 Golf SA Open Day School Term 1 starts

Tue 31 PAR Summer competition resumes


Thu 2

Fri 3

Sat 4 STROKE & ECLECTIC / STROKE Summer Medal


February 2017

Sun 5 STABLEFORD

Mon 6

Tue 7 PAR Final round Summer Eclectic


Thu 9

Fri 10

Sat 11 PAR / PAR 4th Round of Summer Cup


February 2017

Sun 12 STABLEFORD

Mon 13

Tue 14 Minda Day 3BBB Stableford


Thu 16

Fri 17

Sat 18 STABLEFORD / STABLEFORD FA Lewis Memorial


February 2017

Sun 19 STABLEFORD

Mon 20

Tue 21 STABLEFORD

Wed 22 STABLEFORD Joe Ashton Trophy - 1st Round Twilight Golf from 3:30pm

Thu 23 Joe Ashton Trophy – 2nd Round

Fri 24

Sat 25 PAR / PAR 5th Round of Summer Cup


February / March 2017

Sun 26 STABLEFORD

Mon 27

Tue 28 Opening Day - 4BBB STABLEFORD 12 Holes Shotgun start at 9:00am, report to starter by 8:30am, meeting follows at approx. 12:30pm


Thu 2

Fri 3

Sat 4 STROKE & FINAL ECLECTIC / STROKE Final of Norm Omond Memorial Trophy


March 2017

Sun 5 STABLEFORD

Mon 6

Tue 7 STROKE 1st Round Veterans Handicap event, 1st Round Essex Stroke, Winter Eclectic begins


Thu 9

Fri 10



March 2017

Sun 12 STABLEFORD Bay vs Beach Trophy at 13th Beach

Mon 13 ADELAIDE CUP DAY Don Harris Memorial Trophy Pairs & Partners Canadian Foursomes

Tue 14 STABLEFORD Shane Robinson Trophy


Thu 16

Fri 17

Sat 18 PAR / PAR


March 2017

Sun 19 STABLEFORD

Mon 20

Tue 21 STROKE 2nd Round Veterans Handicap event, Qualifying for Captain’s Trophy, 1st Round Putting Trophy


Thu 23

Fri 24



March / April 2017

Sun 26 STABLEFORD

Mon 27

Tue 28 STABLEFORD

Wed 29 STABLEFORD Twilight Golf from 3:30pm ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at 8:00pm

Thu 30

Fri 31

Sat 1


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 SIMPSON CUP Teams: Blackwood Glenelg Kooyonga Royal Adelaide Southern Tea Tree Gully The Grange The Vines Round 1: 15th May at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 9.30 am Kooyonga v The Grange 10.25 am Glenelg v Tea Tree Gully 11.20 am Southern v Blackwood 12.15 pm The Vines v Royal Adelaide Round 2: 22nd May at Blackwood Golf Club 1st Tee 9.30 am Blackwood v Tea Tree Gully 10.25 am Kooyonga v The Vines 11.20 am Glenelg v Southern 12.15 pm The Grange v Royal Adelaide Round 3: 29th May at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 11.15 am The Grange v Glenelg 12.10 pm Southern v The Vines 10th Tee 11.15 am Tea Tree Gully v Kooyonga 12.10 pm Royal Adelaide v Blackwood Round 4: 5th June at Fleurieu Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Southern v Kooyonga 12.10 pm Glenelg v Royal Adelaide 10th Tee 11.15 am Blackwood v The Grange 12.10 pm The Vines v Tea Tree Gully No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday


Round 5: 19th June at Tea Tree Gully Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Tea Tree Gully v Southern 12.10 pm The Grange v The Vines 10th Tee 11.15 am Royal Adelaide v Kooyonga 12.10 pm Glenelg v Blackwood Round 6: 26th June at The Vines Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am The Vines v Blackwood 12.10 pm The Grange v Tea Tree Gully 10th Tee 11.15 am Southern v Royal Adelaide 12.10 pm Kooyonga v Glenelg Round 7: 3rd July at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Glenelg v The Vines 12.10 pm The Grange v Southern 10th Tee 11.15 am Kooyonga v Blackwood 12.10 pm Tea Tree Gully v Royal Adelaide FINAL: 10th July at Royal Adelaide Golf Club


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 BONNAR CUP Teams: Blackwood Flagstaff Hill Glenelg Kooyonga North Adelaide Tea Tree Gully The Grange The Vines Round 1: 15th May at Blackwood Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Blackwood v North Adelaide

12.10 pm Glenelg v Flagstaff Hill 10th Tee 11.15 am The Grange v The Vines

12.10 pm Kooyonga v Tea Tree Gully Round 2: 22nd May at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Glenelg v Blackwood

12.10 pm The Vines v Tea Tree Gully 10th Tee 11.15 am The Grange v Kooyonga

12.10 pm Flagstaff Hill v North Adelaide Round 3: 29th May at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Kooyonga v Flagstaff Hill 8.55 am Glenelg v North Adelaide 9.50 am The Grange v Tea Tree Gully 10.45 am Blackwood v The Vines Round 4: 5th June at North Adelaide Golf Club 1st Tee 9.30 am North Adelaide v The Vines

10.25 am Flagstaff Hill v Tea Tree Gully 11.20 am Glenelg v Kooyonga

12.15 pm The Grange v Blackwood No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday


Round 5: 19th June at The Vines Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am The Vines v Kooyonga 12.10 pm The Grange v North Adelaide 10th Tee 11.15 am Blackwood v Flagstaff Hill 12.10 pm Tea Tree Gully v Glenelg Round 6: 26th June at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Flagstaff Hill v The Grange

12.10 pm Tea Tree Gully v Blackwood 10th Tee 11.15 am The Vines v Glenelg

12.10 pm North Adelaide v Kooyonga Round 7: 3rd July at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 9.30 am The Grange v Glenelg 10.25 am Kooyonga v Blackwood 11.20 am North Adelaide v Tea Tree Gully 12.15 pm Flagstaff Hill v The Vines FINAL: 10th July at TBC


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 SHARP CUP (Junior Pennant) Teams: Country Districts Glenelg Kooyonga Tea Tree Gully The Vines Round 1: 29th May at Glenelg Golf Club

10th Tee 11.10 am Glenelg v Tea Tree Gully 11.50 am Kooyonga v The Grange Bye Country Districts Round 2: 5th June at Tea Tree Gully Golf Club

1st Tee 11.10 am Tea Tree Gully v Kooyonga 11.50 am Country Districts v Glenelg Bye The Grange No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday Round 3: 19th June at Kooyonga Golf Club

1st Tee 9.40 am Kooyonga v Country Districts 10.20 am The Grange v Tea Tree Gully Bye Glenelg Round 4: 26th June at The Grange Golf Club (East)

10th Tee 11.10 am The Grange v Glenelg 11.50 am Tea Tree Gully v Country Districts Bye Kooyonga Round 5: 3rd July at Willunga Golf Club

1st Tee 11.10 am Country Districts v The Grange 11.50 am Kooyonga v Glenelg Bye Tea Tree Gully

FINAL: 10th July at TBC


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 JUNIOR DIVISION 2 PENNANT Teams: Country Districts Glenelg Kooyonga Tea Tree Gully The Grange The Vines West Lakes Round 1: 15th May at The Vines Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am The Vines v Kooyonga

11.50 am Glenelg v West Lakes 12.30 pm Tea Tree Gully v Country Districts

Bye The Grange Round 2: 22nd May at West Lakes Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am West Lakes v Tea Tree Gully

11.50 am Country Districts v Kooyonga 12.30 pm The Grange v Glenelg

Bye The Vines Round 3: 29th May at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 11.10 am Glenelg v The Vines 11.50 am The Grange v Tea Tree Gully 12.30 pm Kooyonga v West Lakes Bye Country Districts Round 4: 5th June at Tea Tree Gully Golf Club 10th Tee 11.10 am Tea Tree Gully v Glenelg

11.50 am Country Districts v The Vines 12.30 pm The Grange v West Lakes

Bye Kooyonga No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday


Round 5: 19th June at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 11.00 am Kooyonga v The Grange 11.40 am Country Districts v Glenelg 12.20 pm The Vines v Tea Tree Gully Bye West Lakes Round 6: 26th June at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 11.10 am The Grange v Country Districts

11.50 am West Lakes v The Vines 12.30 pm Kooyonga v Glenelg

Bye Tea Tree Gully Round 7: 3rd July at Willunga Golf Club 10th Tee 11.10 am Country Districts v West Lakes 11.50 am Kooyonga v Tea Tree Gully 12.30 pm The Vines v The Grange Bye Glenelg NO FINAL


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 WOMEN’S A1 PENNANT Teams: Blackwood Glenelg Kooyonga The Grange Round 1: 22nd May at Blackwood Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Blackwood v The Grange 8.40 am Glenelg v Kooyonga Round 2: 29th May at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 11.40 am Kooyonga v Blackwood 12.20 pm The Grange v Glenelg Round 3: 5th June at Blackwood Golf Club 1st Tee 11.40 am Kooyonga v The Grange

12.20 pm Blackwood v Glenelg No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday Round 4: 19th June at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 12.25 pm Glenelg v The Grange 10th Tee 12.25 pm Kooyonga v Blackwood Round 5: 26th June at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 10.20 am The Grange v Blackwood 10.55 am Kooyonga v Glenelg Round 6: 3rd July at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 8.00 am The Grange v Kooyonga 8.40 am Blackwood v Glenelg FINAL: 10th July at Royal Adelaide Golf Club


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 WOMEN’S A2 PENNANT Teams: Flagstaff Hill Glenelg Kooyonga Mount Osmond Royal Adelaide Tea Tree Gully The Grange The Vines Round 1: 15th May at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club 1st Tee 11.30 am Flagstaff Hill v Tea Tree Gully 12.10 pm Glenelg v Mt Osmond 10th Tee 11.30 am The Grange v The Vines 12.10 pm Kooyonga v Royal Adelaide Round 2: 22nd May at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 11.30 am The Grange v Glenelg 12.10 pm Tea Tree Gully v Kooyonga 10th Tee 11.30 am The Vines v Mt Osmond 12.10 pm Flagstaff Hill v Royal Adelaide Round 3: 29th May at Mount Osmond Golf Club 1st Tee 11.30 am Mt Osmond v Kooyonga

12.10 pm Glenelg v Flagstaff Hill 9th Tee 11.30 am Royal Adelaide v The Grange

12.10 pm The Vines v Tea Tree Gully Round 4: 5th June at The Vines Golf Club 1st Tee 11.30 am The Vines v Flagstaff Hill 12.10 pm The Grange v Tea Tree Gully 10th Tee 11.30 am Kooyonga v Glenelg 12.10 pm Mt Osmond v Royal Adelaide No play Sunday 12th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday


Round 5: 19th June at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 11.15 am Glenelg v The Vines 11.50 am Kooyonga v Flagstaff Hill 10th Tee 11.15 am The Grange v Mt Osmond 11.50 am Tea Tree Gully v Royal Adelaide Round 6: 26th June at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Kooyonga v The Grange 8.35 am Glenelg v Tea Tree Gully 9.10 am The Vines v Royal Adelaide 9.45 am Mt Osmond v Flagstaff Hill Round 7: 3rd July at Tea Tree Gully Golf Club 1st Tee 11.30 am Tea Tree Gully v Mt Osmond 12.10 pm Glenelg v Royal Adelaide 10th Tee 11.30 am The Grange v Flagstaff Hill 12.10 pm The Vines v Kooyonga FINAL: 10th July at Royal Adelaide Golf Club


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 WOMEN’S A3 PENNANT (Pool B) Teams: Glenelg Highercombe Kooyonga Mount Osmond North Adelaide Tea Tree Gully Round 1: 16th May at Mount Osmond Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Mt Osmond v Highercombe 8.30 am Kooyonga v Glenelg 9.00 am Tea Tree Gully v North Adelaide Round 2: 23rd May at Highercombe Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Highercombe v Kooyonga 8.30 am North Adelaide v Mt Osmond 9.00 am Glenelg v Tea Tree Gully Round 3: 30th May at Kooyonga Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Kooyonga v North Adelaide

8.30 am Mt Osmond v Tea Tree Gully 9.00 am Highercombe v Glenelg

Round 4: 6th June at North Adelaide Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am North Adelaide v Glenelg 8.30 am Tea Tree Gully v Highercombe 9.00 am Mt Osmond v Kooyonga No play Monday 13th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday


Round 5: 20th June at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Glenelg v Mt Osmond 8.30 am Kooyonga v Tea Tree Gully 9.00 am North Adelaide v Highercombe SEMI-FINAL: 27th June at Kooyonga Golf Club FINAL: 4th July at The Grange Golf Club (East)


GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC. 2016 WOMEN’S CLEEK STICK 1 PENNANT Teams: Blackwood Flagstaff Hill Glenelg Kooyonga Mount Osmond Royal Adelaide The Grange West Lakes Round 1: 9th May at Royal Adelaide Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Royal Adelaide v Flagstaff Hill 8.30 am Glenelg v Kooyonga 9.00 am Blackwood v The Grange 9.30 am West Lakes v Mt Osmond Round 2: 16th May at Mount Osmond Golf Club 1st Tee 9.30 am Mt Osmond v Glenelg 10.00 am West Lakes v Flagstaff Hill 10.30 am Blackwood v Kooyonga 11.00 am The Grange v Royal Adelaide Round 3: 23rd May at Glenelg Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Glenelg v The Grange 8.30 am Kooyonga v West Lakes 9.00 am Mt Osmond v Royal Adelaide 9.30 am Flagstaff Hill v Blackwood Round 4: 30th May at Blackwood Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Blackwood v Royal Adelaide 8.30 am Flagstaff Hill v The Grange 9.00 am Glenelg v West Lakes 9.30 am Kooyonga v Mt Osmond


Round 5: 6th June at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club 1st Tee 8.00 am Flagstaff Hill v Mt Osmond 8.30 am Glenelg v Blackwood 9.00 am Royal Adelaide v West Lakes 9.30 am The Grange v Kooyonga No play Monday 13th June – Queen’s Birthday Holiday Round 6: 20th June at The Grange Golf Club (East) 1st Tee 8:00 am The Grange v West Lakes 8.30 am Kooyonga v Royal Adelaide 9.00 am Blackwood v Mt Osmond 9.30 am Flagstaff Hill v Glenelg Round 7: 27th June at West Lakes Golf Club 1st Tee 9.30 am West Lakes v Blackwood 10.00 am Royal Adelaide v Glenelg 10.30 am Mt Osmond v The Grange 11.00 am Flagstaff Hill v Kooyonga FINAL: 4th July at The Grange Golf Club (East)

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Documents

2016/2017 Members' Handbook