year ended 30 June 2013

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1 Annual Report year ended 3 June 213

2 213 Golf SA Classic Daniel Hoeve [Kwinana, WA]

3 Annual Report year ended 3 June 213 Golf SA Board Contents Staff & Committees Staff Finance, Audit & Risk Management Match Technical - Rules & Handicapping Technical - Course Rating Golf & Junior Development High Performance Country Committee Reports Chairman s Report Chief Executive Officer s Report Finance Audit & Risk Management Report Match Committee Report Country Committee Report Technical Committee Report High Performance Committee Report Golf & Junior Development Report Golf Month SA Golf Industry Awards Night Finance Reports State Representatives Event Results Membership Year Ended 3 June 213 3

4 Golf SA Board Susan Seja Tony Bourne Neil Brown David Manning Jenny Butcher 4 Bill Klaebe Golf SA Annual Report Tony Timmins

5 Staff Staff and Committees Chris Luz-Raymond CEO Christian Puccini Communications & Development Manager Leah Tattersall Competitions Manager Margaretann Burgess Finance Manager Allan Telford Development Coach Kristen Goedecke Administration Trainee Gareth Jones State Coach Jamie Clutterham Assistant State Coach Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee Tony Timmins (Chair) David Manning John Butler Technical (Course Rating) Committee Susan Seja (Chair) Tony Bourne Ros Brown Julie Michelmore Golf & Junior Development Committee Jenny Butcher (Chair) John Cranwell Steve Hayes Chris Crocker Neil MacKenzie Pam Marston Val Abolins Match Committee Neil Brown (Chair) Jenny Butcher Tony Bourne Sue Hedley Bob Crosby Gordon Scott Susan Seja Barry Green Technical (Rules & Handicapping) Committee Susan Seja (Chair) Bob Crosby Tony Bourne Peter Spence Barbara Capper High Performance Committee Tony Bourne (Chair) Deb Christie Bob Crosby Karen Simonds Gareth Jones Jamie Clutterham Country Committee David Manning (Chair) Robert Benger (Mid-North) Linda Dutschke (Yorke Peninsula) Ken Graetz (Murraylands) Steve Hayes (Sourn) Tom Kenny (Eyre Peninsula) Michael Krieger (Norrn) Mary Winser (South East) Brian Martin (Riverland) Jenny Butcher (Board) Year Ended 3 June 213 5

6 Chairman s Report It is with pleasure that Golf SA Board presents its Annual Report for 213 Financial Year. During last twelve months Golf SA has settled into its new premises at North Adelaide Golf Course, a move that has been widely applauded. It has provided us with an excellent venue for meetings, training and in particular a comfortable and acceptable workplace environment. We continue to host Clubs Dinner at North Adelaide a concept where Club representatives have an opportunity to network in an informal setting with Board of Golf SA. Diners are encouraged to discuss topical issues and provide feedback for Board to consider. Membership is of growing concern to all of us. Falling membership numbers present a strain on Clubs and Association. Golf SA recognised need to promote club membership and game of golf. This led to development and implementation of Golf Month a campaign to encourage participation and an increase in club membership. Golf Month was held in October 212 with limited resources. We were very satisfied with results, received quite favourable comments and as a result we are able to improve on concept. Congratulations to those Clubs that have embraced concept and participated in this opportunity to promote game of golf. Golf Australia recognised potential of Golf Month and in 213 are intending to trial Playgolf WEEK in South Australia prior to its national roll-out in 214. With Course Rating completed across Australia, changes to Handicapping system continue to be implemented. Golf SA has been active in holding a number of information sessions across State to ensure transition to new Slope Rating system is well understood. 6 Golf SA Annual Report Thank you to Member Delegates of Golf SA who attend and participate in Annual General Meeting and Member Delegates Forum. In particular we have tried to make Member Delegates Forums informative. The interest and questions from last Forum at which me was media and communication was encouraging. Participation numbers in our Golf SA run events have seen a slight increase which is most rewarding. Our thanks to Leah Tattersall [Competitions Manager], Christian Puccini [Communications Manager] and Chair of Match Neil Brown for ir efforts in organising and promoting se events. A special thank you must be extended to all our Volunteers who continue to give up ir valuable time to assist Golf SA with event management activities. A sincere thanks and appreciation is also extended to Members & Committees of our golf Clubs that continue to provide and present ir golf courses and facilities in excellent condition for Golf SA events throughout year. We are extremely fortunate to have skilled staff we have at Golf SA managed by our CEO Chris Luz-Raymond. Their efforts and passion for golf in South Australia is making a difference. Finally, my personal thanks go to my fellow Board Members acknowledging ir dedication to ir respective Committees and support through year has assisted me greatly. William [Bill] Klaebe Golf SA Chair

7 Chief Executive Officer s Report The results of Golf Month were encouraging to say least and form a basis of an ongoing membership marketing campaign for golf in SA. The Association has settled into its new home at North Adelaide Golf Course. Availability of golf courses particularly for junior and development activities and access to lecture and meeting rooms Rules Seminars, HP Squad/Team briefings and like make a positive impact on operations. North Adelaide s central location has seen visitor numbers to Golf SA increase dramatically in past 12 months. Part of relocation of Office was a plan to implement best use of technology to support its administration. Our website now averages 15, hits per month exceeding all expectations. Strong support and use of on-line registration for tournaments and events is a feature of our use of technology. Our e-news is received by over 5 club administrators and our Facebook page and Twitter account continues to attract an increasingly technologically driven group. Highlights of year have included second Golf Industry Awards Night where over 27 guests at Adelaide Oval saw induction of Ms Pauline Sanderson and Dr David Cherry into Hall of Fame, Pennant Final hosted at Royal Adelaide Golf Club where Tea Tree Gully Golf Club engraved its name onto Simpson Cup for third successive year, a stunning record breaking round by teenager Minjee Lee [WA] at Glenelg Golf Club during Rene Erichsen Salver and a second Australian Junior Amateur Championship for Anthony Murdaca [The Grange Golf Club]. Wade Ormsby broke through to claim his first Asian Tour victory and Adam Scott won US Masters in style! It would be remiss of me not to take this opportunity to thank Golf SA Staff on your behalf. Allan Telford [Development Coach], Christian Puccini [Development & Communications Manager], Leah Tattersall [Competitions Manager], Margaretann Burgess [Finance & Office Manager]. Each of m continues to push boundaries to bring about best results for Association. Thanks also to our Trainees Tori Doherty (212) and Kristen Goedecke (213) whose friendly smiles and cheerful voices are first contact at Golf SA for many people. Golf SA also acknowledges and thanks its partners and sponsors South Australian Government through Office for Recreation & Sport, Srixon [High Performance Partner], Phil Hoffman Travel [PHT] [Corporate/Team Travel], Adelaide City Council, L Oreal [Products] and Golf Car Solutions [Golf Car at North Adelaide]. We look forward to growing our partnership and relationship with you. Chris Luz-Raymond Chief Executive Officer For all successes on golf course most compelling issue that is facing golf clubs across State and indeed across Australia is continuing decline of club membership. In a response to need for leadership and innovation Golf SA initiated a marketing initiative Golf Month a broad promotional activity to attract and engage new participants to game. It did so through a marketing campaign using television, digital, print and or forms of advertising. Year Ended 3 June 213 7

8 Finance Audit & Risk Management Report The Golf SA Financial Report to AGM consists of audited Financial Report I would like to start this report by thanking Deb Miller for her outstanding work in helping merged Association create a reporting structure that allows all of us working on Board to have a full understanding of our finances and ongoing budget movements. It was a great effort and much appreciated. This enhanced portfolio should ensure a more reliable and growing income stream and over time, preservation of real value [inflation adjusted] of Associations investment capital. The purchasing program has been carefully timed to maximise income from both term deposits and dividends. Golf SA is no different than most or organisations in that a difficult environment impacts severely on our revenue streams and refore has a detrimental effect on programs we can deliver. The ever increasing decline in club membership directly impacts on subscription revenue and would-be sponsors decline to commit scarce resources. Government support has also been curtailed with a lower commitment from DSR. The Financial Report for year ending 3 June 213 shows Golf SA in a sound position with Total Current Assets of $2,83,199, Total Current Liabilities of $49,381 with Total Equity of $1,592,818. The Statement of Profit & Loss shows a $62,56 post audit loss for year. In context this figure includes $32,999 in unrealised loss on shares, uptake of long service leave entitlements and on-costs of $,8. The day-to-day operations of association were within budgets set for year. This reflects a sound control of expenditure and income by various parts of organisation Board, Finance Committee and Management.. There are only two answers to this equation. Try to increase club membership [and subscriptions] and/or decrease our expenditure. A sharp focus on latter is maintained at all times. On or side of equation, Golf Australia is embarking on a joint marketing campaign in Adelaide in October to help local clubs attract new members. A very important initiative of 212/13 year saw Board embark on an investment plan to help preserve capital sum raised with sale of two association s properties and to earn more income from that sum of money. With ever declining interest rates it was decided that a prudent strategy of income producing blue chip share-market investments should be included into a diversified portfolio. The Board appointed two well established Adelaide broking firms to advise us. Two share and managed fund portfolios now exist to compliment our fixed interest term deposit portfolio. 8 Golf SA Annual Report I thank David Manning and John Butler for ir diligent and wise input to finance, audit and risk management committee process. I also thank Chris Luz-Raymond [CEO] and Margaretann Burgess [Finance Manager] for ir timely reporting and dedication to task. You have all contributed your time and intelligence generously to cause. Tony Timmins Chair Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee

9 The charts below highlight breakdown of income and expenditure Financial Year Income $136, Grants / Sponsorship $517, Affiliation Fees - Golf SA $321, Golf Australia Fees $25, Golf Operations - Income $6, $5, $4, $3, $2, $1, $78, $ Interest Dividends Financial Year Expenditure $337, Admin and Salaries $325, Golf Australia Fees Championships and Events $127, Development $188, High Performance Program $64, Representative Teams $89, Projects (Awards Nights etc) Year Ended 3 June 213 $4, $35, $3, $25, $2, $15, $1, $5, $ $139, 9

10 213 SA Amateur Champions Jordan Cooper and Cyna Rodrigez

11 Match Committee Report Again this year, scheduling of events has been a challenge, trying to blend Golf SA programme with Golf Australia s National events schedule. With cooperation of our Member Clubs and expertise of Golf SA Competitions Manager Leah Tattersall, all came toger very well in end. Each year we Match Committee ask for feedback from our member clubs for suggestions to format of events, especially to Pennant Competition and where possible we try to accommodate. This year a few changes were made to playing conditions of which all have appeared to have been accepted and with cooperation of players and participating clubs everything is running smoothly. Pennant Golf in most grades of competition is very even. Congratulations to successful clubs in ir respective divisions and to clubs who gained promotion for next year s pennant season. Golf SA s major concern though, is still Junior Competition, which is not as strong as it has been in past. Neverless, with communication between Golf SA and Clubs not fielding a team, we hope this can be rectified in near future, with two Junior divisions again, creating a pathway for Juniors to progress to ir Senior Pennant teams. Golf SA events in majority have been well supported and number of participants continuing to grow. This is perhaps due to acceptance of MiTournament online registration site, making tournament entry more accessible. The inaugural SA Mid Amateur Championship played at The Links Lady Bay course was a success, with all participants enjoying two day event. The inaugural event winners were Patrick Mentzel [West Lakes] and Rhondelle Ollett [Redcliffe, Qld]. We thank Mr Michael Hill owner of Links Lady Bay for use of course. The change of venue for Business Women s Championship to North Adelaide Golf course was a success with size of field for this event best ever. Golf SA s signature Championship events, The SA Medal, SA Amateur and SA Classic/ Rene Erichsen Salver were again outstanding events. Last year s SA Amateur winner, Jack Williams [The Grange] was this year s SA Medal winner after 72 hole qualifying at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club for SA Amateur to be top qualifier. The final at The Grange [West Course] provided some of most enthralling and dramatic golf for players and spectators alike. As was case in last year s final Championship was won on 38th hole by Jordan Cooper [Sanctuary Lakes Vic.] who defeated Troy Moses [Bonnie Doon NSW] in an enthralling final. The Women s winner was Cyna Rodriguez [Country Club Philippines] defeating Jenny Lee [Glenelg] 2/1 also an outstanding final. Cyna also set a new course record at Flagstaff Hill Golf Club for women with a 5 under par 68 in second round of qualifying. The SA Classic/Rene Erichsen events produced 34 sub-par rounds which show quality of field in both events. Both events were won by Western Australians Daniel Hoeve [Kwinana] and Number 3 ranked amateur in world Minjee Lee [Royal Fremantle] who played some outstanding golf to set a new course record for women at Glenelg with a 7 under par 65. To all successful winners of all Golf SA State Championships and Events, congratulations and well done. We are also very appreciative to our group of volunteers [Rules Officials, Starters & Scorers] who give ir time to help make all events run smoothly. Our thanks also go to all clubs and ir members who give up ir courses to Golf SA to conduct se events. I personally can t thank Leah Tattersall enough for all work that she performs in her duties as Competition Manager, her coordination in organising all events is very much appreciated and hence makes my job as Chair of Match so much easier. My thanks also go to all staff at Golf SA and also to my committee Tony Bourne, Bob Crosby, Gordon Scott, Jenny Butcher, Susan Seja, Barry Green and Sue Hedley for all your assistance and guidance to making Match Committee work well toger as a team. Neil Brown Chair Match Committee Year Ended 3 June

12 Country Committee Report The Country Committee and delegates met twice during year. Once after 212 Annual General Meeting in October 212 and or after mid-year delegates forum in May 213. I would like to thank all Country Delegates and members of Country sub-committee for making effort to attend se meetings. If it was not for se devoted members, some of whom travel quite a distance Country Golf would not be as strong as it is now. Due to or commitments I was only able to attend three Country AGMs Murraylands, Sourn and Riverland with our CEO [and Chair Golf SA Bill Klaebe at Murraylands]. At each of se meetings we were invited to address meetings on activities of Golf SA, how ir respective District/Clubs and Golf SA can work toger on increasing membership and future promotional projects to lift profile of Golf in South Australia. Congratulations to Port Broughton Golf Club on achieving ir Centenary Year and effort of Michael Krieger in combining ir Golf Week and Centenary celebrations by playing 1 holes on 28th June 213 to raise funds for local charities. Congratulations also to Yacka Golf Club on reaching 5 years of age. 12 Deb Christie Womens Country Champion Zak Fuller Mens Country Champion Mid North District held a very successful District Captain s Day in May 213. Tony Bourne was invited to talk on proposed Handicapping system; CEO Chris LuzRaymond spoke on success of 212 Golf Month and proposed 213 Playgolf WEEK in partnership with Golf Australia whilst I spoke on communication. The Brett Ogle Cup for 212 was hosted by Sourn Golf Group and played at McCracken Golf Club. Although this course can be difficult for junior golfers, players seemed to master this course with top golf being played at all times. Men s Country Week was well supported by Country Golfers as it was in year 212. No doubt success of this week is due to support and access to four sand-belt courses [Glenelg, The Grange, Kooyonga and Royal Adelaide]. On behalf of se golfers I would like to thank se Clubs and ir respective members for allowing ir course to be available for week. The Women s 68th Country Meeting was held over four Country Clubs with each venue being fully supported by Ladies. Thank you to Clubs and ir respective members in making ir course available for and hosting se events. The Men s Sandgreens Championship was held at Kadina Golf Club with very good numbers participating. The Country Junior Championship was held at Lake Albert Golf Club and Junior Sandgreens was hosted by Crystal Brook Golf Club. Golf SA Annual Report SA vs Victoria Interstate Competition was held in October 212 at Millicent. The Country Men competed against ir Victorian counterparts in this annual event, with Victorians proving too strong. The proposal to hold a Country District Pennant event has gained support from Districts and is due to be played initially in Riverland in October 214. For Country Clubs, appointment/training of Community Coaches is most important as y are able to assist in development of new members especially juniors who are future of all Clubs. Golf South East has shown that by appointing/obtaining Community Coaches development of Juniors within ir Junior Development Academy is now of a higher standard. Any Club seeking assistance regarding Community Coaching is encouraged to contact Golf SA Office. David Manning Chair Country Committee

13 Technical Committee Report Handicapping and Course Rating Over all of activities of Technical Sub Committee this year loomed introduction of new GA Handicap System. Now that we have been informed that date on which system goes live will be January 23rd 214, Golf SA is anxious that all clubs in state are familiar with its implementation and operation. Golf Australia held a Seminar in June this year for all member associations to receive instruction on new system at a regulatory level, to present details of how Golf Link Tier 3 providers are involved, and to preview educational materials which will be provided to all clubs to support roll-out of system. This Seminar was followed by two Adelaide seminars conducted by Golf Australia directed at Club officials, outlining Duties, Authorities and Responsibilities of Home Club in implementing new system, and demonstrating some educational materials intended to be sent out to every Australian Golf Club. Golf SA was very pleased with attendance response from Clubs, but realises that not all country districts were able to attend, and intends to conduct district-based seminars where requested. The introduction of new GA Handicapping System was dependent upon all SA golf courses being given a Scratch Rating and a Slope Rating. This process was finalised in 212, but a condition of GA s license to use USGA Course Rating System is that each course is to be re-rated within 1 years. Golf SA s Course Rating Sub-Committee is implementing this requirement, with three country trips this year to rate multiple courses, and several metro courses re-rated. Golf SA Officials Our pool of trained course raters has dwindled over period since ratings began, so a formal Training Session was conducted in May this year, with newer raters being involved in re-rating programme. Although new Handicap System is due to begin in January 214, Golf Australia is committed to monitoring existing system to ensure fairness for all who play handicap golf and has determined that Handicap Anchor that prevents a player s handicap from large increases due to a temporary loss of form be increased from four strokes to five, taking effect in May of this year. Rules Golf SA is committed to educating golfers in Rules of Golf and this year has conducted two Level One Rules Seminars for Metropolitan area, attended by 37 participants, with anor planned for November, and two Level 2 Seminars, attended by 39 participants, of whom 18 sat for exam and 12 passed. Two Level 2 Seminars were held in country districts. Anor Level 2 Rules Seminar is planned for September. This year was first in which rules exam was set by Golf Australia to ensure that standards are uniform throughout States. Those who passed Level 2 exam have been placed on a register of qualified rules personnel on Golf SA website, providing a resource for Clubs to draw upon when running ir prestige events. Golf SA also uses this database to contact potential volunteers to referee at tournaments. We have a policy of appointing a Refereein-Charge at each of larger events, to oversee pairings of experienced and lessexperienced referees and to provide local knowledge of course. Golf SA Rules Sub-Committee was well represented at ISPS Handa Women s Australian Open held at Royal Canberra in February. Susan Seja and Barb Capper were re as Rules Observers, and Bob Crosby, Peter Spence and Tony Bourne as Referees. An important and interesting part of Golf SA Rules Sub-Committee s brief concerns answering queries from Clubs on rules questions. This year many have been received and answered, resolving, we hope, arguments in Clubhouse. With introduction of new GA Handicapping System, we foresee that re will be many new issues that will need explanation and clarification, and urge all Clubs to direct any queries to Golf SA. Thanks to members of my Sub-Committees Technical is a very hands on portfolio, and advice, support, time and energy expended is really appreciated. The staff at Golf SA has been approachable at all hours and ir assistance and advice has been invaluable. Susan Seja Chair Technical Committee. Year Ended 3 June

14 The Golf SA HP Program High Performance Committee Report The Golf SA High Performance Program aims to provide talented golfers with a development pathway to achieve ir goals especially for those who aspire to top level of national amateur or professional golf. The program is run as part of a National High Performance Program overseen by Brad James, Golf Australia High Performance Director. Since appointment by Golf Australia of Gareth Jones as Golf Australia State Coach in July 211, HP Program has been a work in progress and evolution. With ongoing player development, program has continued to change and emphasis for selection has also evolved, placing more, but not total, emphasis on those moving from junior to senior ranks. It has been recognised that squads of 1 players that were named for 212/13 were a little too large for all players to receive optimal individual attention, so for 213/14 four squads [Senior Men, Senior Women, Junior Boys, Junior Girls] will be reduced to a maximum of 6 players. A separate Talent ID program serves as feeder program for HP squads. National Rankings and Representations South Australia currently has several players ranked in top 5 of various national ranking categories. It is pleasing to note that most have improved ir rankings over final 212 rankings [figures in brackets]. Men Christopher Brown...[18] Jack Williams...[85] Tim Baker...[48] Boys 1... Anthony Murdaca...[1] Josh Hayes...[69] Jordan Bishop...[73] Patric Kroschel... [15] Women Jenny Lee...[65] Elysia Yap...[4] Caitlin Roberts...[34] Ebony Heard...[99] Cassidy Evreniadis...[71] Girls 5... Jenny Lee...[9] Cassidy Evreniadis...[4] Kristalle Blum... 18] 3... Ella Adams...[63] 14 Golf SA Annual Report Congratulations are extended to Chris Brown and Anthony Murdaca who were chosen by Golf Australia to represent ir country in international events. Chris was chosen to represent Australia in 111th Malaysian Amateur Open at Pahang Golf and Country Club, Malaysia in May. Anthony was again chosen to represent Australia in Toyota World Junior Championship held at Chukyo Country Club, Nagoya, Japan in June. Defending Champions Australia finished 15 under to come second to Venezuela. National Championships Congratulations are extended to Anthony Murdaca, Jack Williams and Chris Brown who qualified for match play rounds of Australian Mens Amateur Championship. Anthony reached round of before losing to eventual winner Cameron Smith. Jenny Lee and Ebony Heard also reached match play section of Australian Womens Championship. Jenny played great golf to reach final, only to go down to World number 3, Minjee Lee of Western Australia. Ebony came up against Minjee in first round and appeared to be on her way to a major upset when she led through first 9 holes but eventually lost at last hole. Anthony Murdaca won Australian Boys Championship held at Pinjarra WA for second time to join Adam Scott [97, 98] and Grant Waite [NZ, 82, 83] as two time winners of event. Top 2 finishes were achieved by Jordan Bishop [T7] and Josh Hayes [18]. In Girl s event held at Mount Lawley WA, Jenny Lee finished 4th, but unfortunately none of our or girls made top 2. State Teams The Mens State team suffered from loss of Brad Moules and Tom Bond to professional ranks in early 213, and slipped to fifth position in this year s series held in Hobart. Hopefully progress made by our up and coming Junior Boys will help to strengn lower order in future. The Womens State Team, with three members still eligible for two more years in Junior ranks defeated Tasmania in minor round, but unfortunately result was reversed in final round and team finished in 6th place.

15 High Performance Camp Nick Cullen The Junior Boys team was not able to successfully defend title won in 212, but finished tied for third with two very narrow 3/2 losses proving costly. The Junior Girls team is still in a development phase and finished in 5th position. Hopefully experience gained by three youngest members who still have at least 2 more years in Junior ranks will prove beneficial in future. High Performance Service Providers The coaching panel is headed by Gareth Jones, State Coach, assisted by Jamie Clutterham, Women s Coach and Alan Telford, Talent ID Coach. The squads are well serviced by our or providers at State Level: Ryan Lumsden - Biomechanics Greg Rosenbauer - Physiorapy Rosie Stanimirovic - Sports Psychology Daniel Kirk - Strength & Conditioning 212/13 Michael Riggs - [Strength and Conditioning / Programming and Supervision] 213 /14 Srixon Sponsorship Golf SA remains indebted to Srixon which supports HP program in form of consumables for squad members and golf bags for Interstate Teams. Conclusion My thanks are extended to or members of HP Committee: Bob Crosby, Deb Christie and Karen Simmonds, toger with coaching panel of Gareth Jones, Jamie Clutterham and Alan Telford. Thanks also to CEO and Office Staff for ir assistance during year. Special thanks to Margaretann Burgess who managed huge task of making travel and accommodation arrangements for Interstate Team Series. Tony Bourne Chair High Performance Committee Year Ended 3 June

16 Golf and Junior Development Report Junior development encompassed a broad range of activities and events across golfing calendar including introduction of a new initiative aimed at encouraging junior girls to improve ir golf skills. Our involvement in SSSSA and SAPSASA continues to grow in strength and quality underlying importance of promoting game at primary and secondary schools effectively. In addition, Golf SA conducted a Teacher Development Day & Ambrose Event to qualify and introduce a number of interested teachers to MYGolf and Community Golf Coaching. Events such as Jack Newton Invitational and Aaron Baddeley provide our junior and developing golfers an opportunity to display ir talent. Importantly se events have a national and in case of Aaron Baddeley an international component to which our players can aspire. The highlight of year no doubt was Mary Cudmore Girls into Golf Camp held over three days at Scotch College. By all accounts girls who participated had a fantastic golf experience under guidance and coaching of Allan Telford [Development Coach], Christine Burton and Mel Bryden [PGA/ALPGA]. This activity will continue as we build our junior female numbers. In conjunction with Department of Education and Child Development [DECD] Golf SA is developing an expanded program for schools to offer golf as part of a specialist sport program along lines of highly successful program run at Henley High School. An important part of this will be participating school-participating golf club partnership that will be needed. Our two national development programs, MYGolf for juniors and Community Golf Coaching Accreditation continue to gain acceptance at all levels. Golf SA Annual Report The success of se programs underpins development of golf particularly at junior level and in schools. We continue to develop a pathway for indigenous golfers of all ages and abilities with a now regular visit to APY Lands, a coaching program through Wiltja [Woodville High School] leading to SA Aboriginal Championships. This for first time had a number of junior entries. Golf SA engages a number of PGA/LPGA coaches throughout year to deliver its programs and activities. We thank in particular Christine Burton, Mel Bryden, Susie Maws, Adrian Wickstein, Nick McCormack and Jordan Harkin. Additionally, re are an increasing number of qualified Community Coaches with a special mention to Elysia Yap and Matt Butler who have assisted Allan Telford in delivery to schools. Without ir support much of what needs to be done simply would not get done. The future of golf development depends on uptake of national participation programs being rolled out through Golf Australia. Programs to engage women and casual golfer are being developed now. Golf SA s development role will continue to evolve as a result of se national programs. My personal thanks go to Golf SA Development Staff, in particular Allan Telford [Development Coach] for ir continued support and implementation of Golf SA Development Program over past year. Jenny Butcher Chair Golf & Junior Development

17 SA Golf Month Golf SA recognised need to promote game and golf club membership through its initiative Golf Month which was held in November. Golf received some good media exposure as a result. The concept of marketing golf and golf club membership will be expanded in coming years. Year Ended 3 June

18 Sa Golf Industry Awards Night The achievements of South Australian golf industry have been celebrated by around 27 golfing representatives from around state at South Australian Golf Industry Awards Night held at Adelaide Oval on evening of Saturday 27 October. Amongst highlights of evening, was presentation to Volunteers of year, along with induction of two local legends to South Australian Golf Industry Hall of Fame. They join five inaugural members Rhonda Watson OAM, Murray Crafter, John Crosby OAM, Jane Crafter and Bob Tuohy. Voted by representatives of four organising bodies, Golf SA, PGA of Australia, Golf Management Australia and Australian Golf Course Superintendents Association, two inductees to SA Golf Hall of Fame were Pauline Sanderson and David Cherry. Volunteer of Year Awards Volunteer of Year Awards The Club Volunteer of Year Award is for a person nominated by ir golf club whose efforts have been significantly beneficial to management of club. The volunteer may be involved in such tasks as on-course work, Match Committee duties, administration or a Board Director. The work y have contributed to club is recognized as selfless, constructive and profitable for club. Metropolitan Female Volunteer of Year Norma Estcourt-Hughes Royal Adelaide Golf Club Since late nineties Norma has helped in advancement of Junior Golf in South Australia. After a year as a member of Junior Advancement Committee she took over as Chair, an office she held for seven years from Since formation of Golf SA, Norma has been instrumental in advancement of junior golf at her club and due to her tireless work encouraging and recruiting, her club has had considerable success in Pennant Finals. Earlier this year she gared members and volunteers to supervise children and grandchildren of members in a Come Try Clinic. Monthly Clinics have followed and recently this initiative has culminated in a Junior Championship with more than twenty children participating at various levels. Friendly, enthusiastic, and highly organized Norma is loved and respected by all age groups. Her club has stated y are very fortunate to have her as a member. Metropolitan Male Volunteer of Year Russell Miller Penfield Golf Club Russell has been a very active member of his club since joining 33 years ago and has been a mainstay ever since. He has served on Committee for 26 years and is currently in his 19th year as Captain. When working near his club he would open up clubhouse at 6am on his way to work and prepare paperwork for daily comp. Now that he has retired, he can do this during day but is still known to be at club at 6am for various ors club reasons. The club is in process of developing some new tees and greens and Russell is on steering committee for this project and is also involved with relocating greenkeepers compound. Russell was awarded life membership in 24. A more deserving person for this award would be hard to find. Country Female Volunteer of Year Beryl Hawthorne Pinnaroo Golf Club Beginning her endless volunteer work for her club in 1965 when she commenced playing, Beryl has held numerous Office positions and volunteered positions for 48 years. Throughout this time many hours have been spend on course at working bees, which included sanding and coring of greens and preparing for major Open events. On a weekly basis she could be found setting fire, emptying bins on course, weeding where needed, making her famous Jelly Cakes, continuously tidying clubhouse and preparing and cleaning up Saturday night teas. Her dedication, passion, wealth of knowledge with rules of Golf and general running of her club helps to assist President, Secretary, Ladies and Men s captains. Beryl has given her life to her club and is still giving. Country Male Volunteer of Year Gary Lloyd Jamestown Golf Club The Winner of this award has proved to be a willing volunteer for his club since he became a member 4 years ago, spending many hours mowing course when his far was on Course Committee. Elected for two years onto his Clubs Committee in 1982, Gary n spent next 13 years on Match Committee, Handicapper for 7 years, Vice-Captain for 1 year and Captain for 5 years. He n took on role of Club Treasurer for 13 years retiring in 211. Currently as Course Manager, he continues to devote countless voluntary hours for betterment of course and club. He was awarded Club Life Membership in 25 and is currently in his 5th year as District Secretary. Gary is a valued volunteer to both his club and District. 18 Golf SA Annual Report

19 Golf Industry honours Hall of Fame Inductees Pauline Sanderson was a noted player and administrator. Pauline started playing golf as a 19 year old joining Glenelg Golf Club. Although always retaining her Glenelg Membership, in 1951, after 4 years at Glenelg, Pauline joined Kooyonga - it was start of a stellar playing and administrative career. Pauline s career highlights include: Kooyonga Club Champion Runner Up in State Amateur Championship on 2 occasions 4 time State Foursomes Champion 4 time State [Mixed] Foursomes Champion Pauline Sanderson Pauline was a State Team Member for 17 years, and n took on role of State Non Playing Captain, a title she held for 12 years. All in all, Pauline committed 29 years to Women s State Team. At State Level, at Women s Golf SA, Pauline was a State Selector for an amazing 36 years, Chair of Selectors for 1 years, a Council Representative for years, Junior and Senior Vice President and President of Women s Golf SA for 2 years from At an Australian level, Pauline s leadership qualities were recognized with her appointed as Australian Team Captain for The Tasman Cup - Junior and Senior Teams from , Commonwealth Tournaments in Canada, New Zealand and Great Britain, World Cups [Espirito Santo] in Hong Kong [1984], Venezuela [1986] and in New Zealand [199] and for Australian Touring Team to South Africa in At highest level at Ladies Golf Union / Women s Golf Australia Pauline was Council Rep for 6 years from Vice President for 4 years On Finance Committee for 6 years Australian Selector for 11 years from , including 5 years as Chair National President for 4 years from Pauline has been awarded: An Australian Sports Award - for outstanding performance in as Captain of wining Australian Team in Canada. Life Membership at Kooyonga in Life Membership of Women s Golf SA in 1995 And an Australian Sport Medal in year 2 David Cherry was an outstanding Amateur player and well-recognised golf administrator.david s grandmor was legendary Lady Britten Jones - a 1 time State Amateur Champion.Introduced to game of golf at age 5 at Royal Adelaide by his far, he quickly established himself as one of Adelaide s best Amateurs. In 1976 David claimed his first big individual victory winning State Amateur Championship. He won title again in David won his first Vardon Trophy in 1976 and went on to dominate stroke averages winning again in 78, 79, 81 and 82, becoming a 5 time winner, a feat unsurpassed. In 1978 as recognition of his standing in golf, David was appointed Captain-Manager of an Australian team which competed in Papua New Guinea. The major highlight of David s career was being part of Men s State Team winning two Interstate Series titles in 1975 and Also in 1983 David partnered up with Neil Crafter to win National Foursomes Championship. David Cherry Or Career highlights include Royal Adelaide Club Champion 12 times Pennant Player over a 4 year period. 15 Simpson Cup Games over 2 seasons in Top Grade 3 Club Champion of Champion titles SA State representative 17 years Winner of 6 SA Foursomes titles 3 time SA Medallist With his state playing career over, David went on to become a fine Golf Administrator being elected Vice President of South Australian Golf Association under Bay McDonald, n President from David has also been: Vice President of Asia Pacific Golf Federation for 8 years. President of AGU. The Australian representative of Asia Pacific Golf Federation and Australian & Asia Pacific rep on International Golf Federation since David also served on Golf Australia Board for 4 years from 27 - finishing in Nov 211. Year Ended 3 June

20 Annual Report year ended 3 June 213 Financial Reports Idependent Auditor s Report Committee s Report for year ended 3 June 213 Statement by Committee Statement of Profit and Loss and or Comprehensive Income for year ended 3 June 213 Statement of Financial Position as at 3 June 213 Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 3 June 213 Statement of Changes in Members Funds for year ended 3 June 213 Notes to Financial Statements for year ended 3 June Golf SA Annual Report

21 Tel: Level 7, BDO Centre Tel: Tel: Level BDO Centre Fax: 42 King7,William St Level 7, BDO Centre Fax: Fax: KingSAWilliam Adelaide 5 St42 King William St Adelaide SA 5 Adelaide SA 5 Box 218, Adelaide SA 51 GPO Box 218, Adelaide GPO Box SA 218, 51 Adelaide SA 51 AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL REPORT INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S REPORT INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT AUDITOR S REPORT AUDITOR S REPORT We have audited accompanying beingaustralia a special purpose report of Golf South Australia Incorporated, TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLFreport SOUTH INCORPORATED TO THE MEMBERS TO THE OFMEMBERS GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED AUSTRALIA which comprises statement of position asof at GOLF 3 JuneSOUTH 213, statement of INCORPORATED profit or loss and or comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for year n ended, notes comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and or explanatory information, and statement by committee of association. REPORT ON THE FINANCIAL REPORT REPORT ON THE REPORT FINANCIAL ON THE REPORT FINANCIAL REPORT Committee Members Responsibility for Financial Report We have audited accompanying report being a special purpose report of report, and The members ofaudited association are responsible for preparation and fair presentation Wecommittee have audited We have accompanying accompanying report being a report specialbeing purpose a special purpose report report of Golf South Australia Incorporated, which comprises statement of position as have determined that basis of preparation described in Note 1 to report, is appropriate to meet of Golf South Australia of Golf South Incorporated, Australia which Incorporated, comprises which comprises statement of statement position of as as reporting requirements of Associations Incorporation Act (SA) 1985 and are appropriate to meet needsposition of members. The at 3 June 213, statement of profit or loss and or comprehensive income, at 3 June 213, at 3 June statement 213,also of includes profit statement orsuch lossof and profit or or loss comprehensive or comprehensive income, determine income, committee members responsibility internal control asand committee members is necessary to enable statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for year n ended, notes preparation fair presentation of a report that isflows free from material misstatement, wher to fraud or error. statement ofand changes statement in equity of changes and statement in equity and of cash statement for of cash year flows n for ended, year notes n due ended, notes comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and or explanatory information, comprising a summary comprising of significant a summaryaccounting of significant policies accounting and or policies explanatory and or information, explanatory information, Auditor s Responsibility and statement by committee of association. and statement and by statement committee by of committee association. of association. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on report based on our audit. We have conducted our audit in accordance Committee Members Responsibility Financial with Australian Auditing Standards. Thosefor standards require Report that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit Committee and Members Committee Responsibility Members Responsibility for to Financial for Report Financial engagements plan and perform audit obtain reasonable assurancereport wher report is free from material The committee members of association are responsible for preparation and fair misstatement. The committeethe members committee of members association of areassociation responsible are forresponsible preparation forand and preparation fair and fair An audit involves performing procedures to obtain evidence about amounts disclosures in report. The presentation of report, and have audit determined that basis of preparation presentation ofpresentation report, and have report, determined and have that determined basis of that preparation basisofofmaterial preparation procedures onof auditor s including assessment of risks misstatement of described inselected Note 1 depend to report,judgement, is appropriate to meet reporting report, wher fraud1ortoreport, error. In is making those risk assessments, meet auditor control relevant described in Note described 1 todue into Note appropriate report, is toappropriate meet to reporting considers internal reporting requirements of Associations Act (SA) 1985 andand arefair appropriate to to meet audit procedures that are to association s preparation of Incorporation report that gives a true view in order design requirements of requirements Associations of Incorporation Associations Act Incorporation (SA) 1985 and Act are (SA)appropriate 1985 and are toappropriate meet to meet needs of The committee includes such internal of association s internal appropriate in members. circumstances, but no formembers purposeresponsibility of expressing also an opinion on effectiveness needs of members. needs of The members. committee The members committee responsibility members also responsibility includes such also internal includes control. An also includes evaluating appropriateness of to enable preparation and fair such internal control as audit committee members determine is necessary accounting used and reasonableness of accounting estimates made bypreparation enable committee members, evaluating control aspolicies committee control as members committee determine members is necessary determine toisenable necessary to and preparation fair as well andasfair presentation of a report that is free from material misstatement, wher due to overall presentation of report. We believe that audit evidence we have obtained istowher sufficient and appropriate to presentation of presentation a report of a that is free report from that material is free misstatement, from material misstatement, wher due due to Independence fraud or error. provide or our error. fraud or have error. ainfraud basis for audit opinion. conducting our audit, we complied with independence requirements of Auditor s Responsibility Australian professional accounting bodies. Auditor s Responsibility Auditor s Responsibility Independence Our responsibility is to express an opinion on report based on our audit. We have Auditor s Opinion In conducting our Our audit, weexpress have complied Australian professional accounting Our responsibility isresponsibility to anisopinion to with express on independence an opinion onrequirements report basedofon report our audit. basedwe on have our audit. We havebodies. conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. 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36 Golf SA State Representatives 36 Australian Mens Interstate Teams Matches 3 April-3 May 213 Tasmania Golf Club, TAS [Placing: 5th] Chris Austin [Tea Tree Gully] Tim Baker [Kooyonga] Chris Brown [Capt] [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Heath Riches [Kooyonga] Charles Shaw [Kooyonga] Ben Stowe [The Grange] Jack Williams [The Grange] Manager - Robert Crosby Coach - Gareth Jones Australian Womens Interstate Teams Matches 3 April-3 May 213 Royal Hobart Golf Club, TAS [Placing: 6th] Ella Adams [The Grange] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] Cassidy Evreniadis [The Grange] Caitlin Roberts [Capt] [Royal Adelaide] Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Deb Christie [Lameroo] [Player/Manager] Coach - Jamie Clutterham Australian Boys Interstate Series April 213 Bunbury Golf Club, WA [Placing =3rd] Jordan Bishop [Kooyonga] Billy Cawthorne [Echunga] Colin Coleman [The Grange] Joshua Hayes [Glenelg] Patric Kroschel [Royal Adelaide] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Manager Barry Green Coach - Gareth Jones Australian Girls Interstate Series 14- April 213 Western Australian Golf Club, WA [Placing 5th] Ella Adams [The Grange] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] Cassidy Evreniadis [The Grange] Caillin Lakin [McCracken] Rachel Taylor [Capt] [Mt Osmond] Amy Zhou [Glenelg] Manager Karen Simmonds Coach - Jamie Clutterham Interstate Mens Country Match - SA v VIC October 212 Millicent Golf Club, SA [VIC Winners] Tim Atze [Capt][Pinnaroo] Darren Bilney [Mt Gambier] Joshua Hayes [McCracken] Matt Overall [McCracken] Hayden Schroder [Mt Gambier] Jarrad Steele [Clare] Tyron Turnbull [Barossa] Ramon Thorne [Loxton] Managers - Peter Howard & Ramon Thorne Interstate Junior Boys Country Match - SA v VIC 13- January 213 Kingston SE Golf Club, SA [SA Winners] Metro representatives: Jordan Bishop [Capt] [Kooyonga] Joseph Hodgson [Kooyonga] Jack Hynes [Glenelg] Patric Kroschel [Royal Adelaide] Andrew Nakone [The Grange] Will Starkey [Glenelg] Country representatives: Lachlan Barker [Willunga] Billy Cawthorne [Echunga] Joel Durnford [Wirrabara] Josh Hayes [Capt] [McCracken] Jason Holloway [Kingston SE] Ben Tucker [Robe] Managers - Tony Bourne, Barry Green Cudmore-Cheney Junior Girls Challenge - SA v VIC 13- January 213 Kingston SE Golf Club, SA [SA Winners] Ella Adams [The Grange] Cassidy Evreniadis [Capt][The Grange] Caillin Lakin [McCracken] Alicia Smith [The Grange] Samantha Stevens [Wirrabara] Matilda Wheare [Ardrossan] Team Manager - Jenny Butcher Golf SA Annual Report

37 Golf SA State Representatives: Interstate Events Mandurah Amateur Open [WA] Sept 213, Mandurah Country Club, WA Chris Brown [The Grange] Matt Lisk [ The Grange] Jack Newton Junior Classic [B&G] 2-5 Oct 212, Maitland Golf Club & Kurri Kurri Golf Club, NSW Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Ben Tucker [Robe] Keperra Bowl [QLD] -19 Oct 212, The Keperra Country Club, QLD Chris Brown [The Grange] Tim Baker [Kooyonga] Aaron Baddeley International Junior [B&G] 2-21 Oct 212, Heritage Golf Club, VIC Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] Patric Kroschel [Royal Adelaide] Ben Stowe [The Grange] QLD 72 Hole Stroke Play [W] Oct 212, Pacific Harbour Golf & Country Club, QLD Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Tasmanian 72-Hole Stroke Play - Elvie Whiteside [W] 18-2 Nov 212, Royal Hobart Golf Club, TAS Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Dunes Medal [M] 27-3 Nov 212, The Dunes Golf Club, VIC Chris Brown [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Australian Master of Amateur Qualifying [VIC] 7 Dec 212, The Royal Melbourne Golf Club, VIC Chris Brown [The Grange] *Exempt Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Jack Williams [The Grange] Greg Norman Junior Masters [B&G] Josh Hayes [McCracken] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Dec 212, Palmer Colonial & Palmer Coolum Resort, QLD Lake Macquarie Amateur [W] 8-11 Jan 213, Belmont Golf Club, NSW Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Australian Master of Amateurs [M] 8-11 Jan 213, Royal Melbourne Golf Club, VIC Chris Brown [The Grange] Australian Amateur Championship Teams Event [M&W] 15-2 Jan 213, Woodlands & Huntingdale Golf Clubs, VIC Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Chris Brown [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Tasmanian Junior Masters [B&G] 2-25 Jan 213, Tasmania Golf Club, TAS Jordan Bishop [Kooyonga] Patric Kroschel [Royal Adelaide] Ella Adams [The Grange] Cassidy Evreniadis [The Grange] Lake Macquarie Amateur [M] Jan 213, Belmont, NSW Chris Brown [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] TAS 72 Hole Strokeplay Elvie Whitesides [W] Feb 213, Tasmania Country Club, TAS Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Victorian Open [W] Feb 213, 13th Beach Golf Links, VIC Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Tasmanian Open [M] Feb 213, Tasmania Country Club, TAS Chris Brown [The Grange] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Riversdale Cup [W] 3-1 Mar 213, Riversdale Golf Club, VIC Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Riversdale Cup [M] 3-1 Mar 213, Riversdale Golf Club, VIC Chris Brown [The Grange] Tim Baker [Kooyonga] WA 72 Hole Stroke Play [W] Apr 213, Lake Karrinyup Golf Club, WA Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Year Ended 3 June

38 Golf SA Event Results Golf SA Amateur Classic & Rene Erichsen Salver 4-7 Apr 213, Glenelg Golf Club Daniel Hoeve [WA] Minjee Lee [WA] Brett Ogle Cup 1-11 Jul 212, Kadina Golf Club Division 1 Winners: Sourn Josh Hayes [McCracken] Harry Sherrah [Victor Harbor] Steve Williams [Willunga] Billy Cawthorne [Euchunga] Lachlan Barker [Willunga] Sam Wells [Willunga] Division 2 Winners: Eyre Peninsula Jack Thompson [Port Lincoln] Adam Dennis [Whyalla] Nathan Dunshea [Whyalla] Lachlan Redden [Streaky Bay] Mark Flaherty [Streaky Bay] Ryan Dennis [Whyalla] Women s 68th Country Meeting July 212 Silver [Port Broughton] Bronze Salver [Millicent] Bronze Shield [Barossa Valley] Bronze Plate [Lake Albert] Sally Graham [Blackwood] Jude Marlow [Kooyonga] Hazel Humberdross [Barossa Valley] Judy Willoughby [Royal Adelaide] SA Bronze Foursomes [w] 2 Aug 212, Flagstaff Hill Golf Club Lynette Kiddey & Sandra Jenneys [Thaxted Park] Nora Maskell Foursomes [w] 2 Aug 212, Flagstaff Hill Golf Club Patricia Whelan & Ann O Halloran [Glenelg] Statewide Events 211 [w] 1 Mar-3 Aug 212 International Bowl [silver] International Bowl [bronze] Shylie Rymill Foursomes Liz Kelly [Jamestown] Gail Morris [South Broken Hill] Deb McCarthy & Nan Pilkington [Jamestown] Foursomes Championships 19 Aug 212, Kooyonga Golf Club [m] Daniel Speirs & Tim Baker [Kooyonga] [w] Jenny Lee & Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Sand Greens Championship [m] Aug 212, Kadina Golf Club [A Grade] Jim Wheeler [Kadina] [B Grade] Paul Daniel [Kadina] SA Junior Country Amateur Championship 15- Sep 212, Lake Albert Golf Club Country Junior Boys Group Teams Championship [b] Josh Hayes [McCracken] [g] Acacia Curtis [Wirrabara] Sourn Josh Hayes [McCracken] Billy Cawthorne [Euchunga] Lachlan Barker [Willunga] David Ling [McCracken] Men s Senior Amateur Sep 212, Barmera Golf Club Denis Dale [NSW] Men s Country Week Sep 212, Royal Adelaide, The Grange, Adelaide Shores, Glenelg, Kooyonga GC Country Championship President s Cup Country Foursomes Champions Vice President s Salver Individual Stableford Four Ball Better Ball Stableford Group Teams Championship 38 Golf SA Annual Report Zac Fuller [Barossa Valley] Nic Travar [Naracoorte] Zac Fuller & Tyron Turnbull [Barossa Valley] Mark Malcolm & Trevor Spillman [Port Pirie] Leon Hughes [Oakbank] Wick Jenkins & Brian Green [Clare] Mid North

39 Golf SA Event Results [continued] Aaron Baddeley International Qualifying 4 July 212, North Adelaide Golf Club [b] Jack Laubsch [The Grange] [g] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] Elizabeth Pitcher Business Women s Champ 14 Oct 212, North Adelaide Golf Club [silver] Sarah Griffiths [Glenelg] [bronze] Debra Nettle [North Adelaide] Women s Open Meeting Oct 212 Tea Tree Gully, The Grange, Mt Osmond Golf Club Country Championship [silver] Country Championship [bronze] Country Veterans Championship Champion of Club Champions El Whyatt Memorial Bowl Britten-Jones Cup The Hon Lady Hore-Ruthven Cup Deb Christie [Lameroo] Rosemary Freeman [Murray Bridge] Reva Cullen [Waikerie] Jillian Hodge [Glenelg] Cecilia Douglas [Penfield] Lameroo [Deb Christie, Di Frank, Di Traeger] The Grange [Louise Dearing, Marg Smibert, Sharion Thompson, Libby Broomhead] Senior Cup 12 Nov 212, Tea Tree Gully Golf Club [m] John Everingham [West Lakes] [w] Rosslyn Richardson [Tea Tree Gully] Golf SA Mid Amateur Championships Nov 212, The links Lady Bay Golf Club [m] Patrick Mentzel [West Lakes] [w] Rhondelle Ollett [Redcliff, Qld] Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open 1-11 Dec 212, Mt Lofty & Mt Osmond Golf Club [b] Colin Coleman [The Grange] [g] Rachel Taylor [Mt Osmond] Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open Dec 212, Glenelg & The Grange Golf Club [b] Lachlan Booth [Glenelg] [g] Cassidy Evreniadis [The Grange] SA Junior Masters 3-4 Jan 213, Royal Adelaide Golf Club [b] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] [g] Amy Walsh [Emerald Lakes, Qld] SA Junior Amateur Championship 7-9 Jan 213, Kooyonga, The Grange & Glenelg Golf Club [b] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] [g] Rebecca Kay [Coolangatta, Qld] Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open Jan 213, The Vines of Reynella &Flagstaff Hill Golf Club [b] Jake Hurst [Glenelg] [g] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] Jack Newton Junior 3 Apr 213, North Adelaide Golf Club [b] Ben Tucker [The Grange] [g] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] SA Medal & Amateur Championship Mar 213, Flagstaff Hill, Tea Tree Gully & The Grange GC [m] Jordon Cooper [Sanctuary Lakes, VIC] [w] Cyna Rodriguez [Philippines] SA Medal [M] Jack Williams [The Grange] Vesta Cup [W] Cyna Rodriguez [Philippines] SA Aboriginal Peoples Championship 26 April North Adelaide Golf Course [m] Mark Archdale [w] Nerida Saunders Golf SA Junior Sand Greens May 213, Crystal Brook Golf Club [b] Peter Johns [Swan Reach] [g] Caillin Lakin [McCracken] Year Ended 3 June

40 Golf SA Event Results [continued] Golf SA Metropolitan Pennant Finals: 1st & 7th July 213 Kooyonga, Glenelg & Mt Osmond Men s Simpson Cup A2 Bonnar Cup B2 Kooyonga Blackwood The Grange Mount Osmond Women s A1 A2 A3 Cleek 1 Cleek 2 Glenelg Royal Adelaide Flagstaff Hill Mount Osmond Blackwood Juniors Sharp Cup Kooyonga Vardon Trophy 212 [Winners] [m] Brad Moules [Royal Adelaide] [w] Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] [b] Anthony Murdaca [The Grange] Club Vardon Winners [213 Trophy] 4 Mt Osmond 4 Nov 212 [m] Chris Brown [ The Grange] [w] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] [b] Kieren Barratt [Thaxted Park] Blackwood 11 Nov 212 [m] Rudolf Du Plooy [Tea Tree Gully] [w] Cassidy Evreniadis [The Grange] [b] Jordan Bishop [Kooyonga] Tea Tree Gully 3 Feb 213 [m] Chris Austin[Tea Tree Gully] [w] Kristalle Blum [The Grange] [b] Lachlan Booth [Glenelg] The Vines 1 Feb 213 [m] Chris Brown [The Grange] [w] Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] [b] Kieren Barratt [Thaxted Park] Fleurieu 17 Feb 213 [m] Chris Brown [The Grange] [w] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] [b] Josh Hayes [Glenelg] Mt Lofty 24 Feb 213 [m] Zac Fuller [Barossa Valley] [w] Caillin Lakin [McCracken] [b] Travis Miller [Kooyonga] Flagstaff Hill 3 Mar 213 [m] Sam Claridge [UK] [w] Ella Adams [The Grange] [b] Josh Hayes [Glenelg] West Lakes 21 Apr 213 Cancelled due to extreme wear Royal Adelaide 14 July 213 [m] Ben Stowe [The Grange] [w] Elysia Yap [Glenelg] Glenelg 21 July 213 [m] Jack Williams [The Grange] [w] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] [b] Colin Coleman [The Grange] Kooyonga 28 July 213 [m] Heath Riches [Kooyonga] [w] Caitlin Roberts [Royal Adelaide] Thaxted Park 4 August 213 [m] Will Somerfield [Kooyonga] [w] Deb Percey [Kooyonga] The Grange 11 August 213 [m] Ben Stowe [The Grange] [w] Jenny Lee [Glenelg] [b] Josh Hayes [Glenelg] Golf SA Annual Report

41 Mid North Balaklava Golf Club Barossa Valley Golf Club Clubs & Districts Metropolitan Eyre Peninsula Mid North Murraylands Norrn Riverland South Eastern Sourn Yorke Peninsula Social Total Metropolitan Clare Golf Club Morgan and Cadell Golf Club Members Hamley Bridge Golf Club Members Kapunda Golf Club Members Mount Pleasant Golf Club Clubs 49 Blyth Golf Club Eudunda Golf Club Membership Summary Burra Golf Club Gawler Golf Club Club Membership Owen Golf Club Port Wakefield Golf Club Riverton Golf Club Saddleworth Golf Club Tanunda Pines Golf Club Two Wells Golf Club Total Murraylands Cambrai Golf Club Coonalpyn Golf Club Karoonda Golf Club 11 Lake Albert Golf Club Lameroo Golf Club Mannum Golf Club Murray Bridge Golf Club Belair Park Golf Club Pinnaroo Golf Club Blackwood Golf Club Swan Reach Golf Club Tailem Bend Golf Club Flagstaff Hill Golf Club Glenelg Golf Club Highercombe Golf and Country Club Kooyonga Golf Club Marion Park Golf Club Mawson Lakes Golf Club Mount Lofty Golf Club Mount Osmond Golf Club North Adelaide Golf Club Total Norrn Blinman Golf Club Booleroo Centre Golf Club Broken Hill Golf Club Coober Pedy Golf Club Crystal Brook Golf Club North Haven Golf Club Georgetown Golf Club North Lakes Golf Club Gladstone Golf Club Penfield Golf Club Hallett Golf Club Hawker Golf Club Royal Adelaide Golf Club Jamestown Golf Club Tea Tree Gully Golf Club Laura Riverside Golf Club Regency Park Golf Club Thaxted Park Golf Club The Grange Golf Club The Vines Golf Club of Reynella West Lakes Golf Club Westward Ho Golf Club Total Leigh Creek Golf Club Peterborough Golf Club Port Augusta Golf Club Orroroo Golf Club Port Broughton Golf Club 66 6 Port Germein Golf Club Port Pirie Golf Club Eyre Peninsula Quorn Golf Club Ceduna Golf Club Roxby Downs Golf Club Cleve Golf Club Snowtown Golf Club Coffin Bay Golf Club South Broken Hill Golf Club Cowell Golf Club 17 Stirling North Golf Club Cummins Golf Club Tarcowie Golf Club 12 Darke Peak Golf Club Wilmington Golf Club Elliston Golf Club Wirrabara Golf Club Iron Knob Golf Club Kimba Golf Club Woomera Golf Club Yacka Golf Club Total Kyancutta Golf Club Lock Golf Club Poochera Golf Club Port Kenny Golf Club Port Lincoln Golf Club Port Neill Golf Club Smoky Bay Golf Club Streaky Bay Golf Club Tumby Bay Golf Club Whyalla Golf Club Wirrulla Golf Club Total Riverland Barmera Golf Club Berri Golf Club Loxton Golf Club Renmark Golf Club Waikerie Golf Club Total Year Ended 3 June

42 Bridgestone Golf Club Blackwood & Community RSL Golf Club Broadview Football Golf Club Casino Employees Golf Club Beachport Golf Club Blue Lake Golf Club Bordertown Golf Club South Eastern Keith Golf Club Kingston Golf Club Lucindale Golf Club Millicent Golf Club Social [continued] Cheers Golf Club Country United Golf Club Cove Golf Club Mount Gambier Golf Club Croatian Golf Club Naracoorte Golf Club CTA Golf Club Padthaway Golf Club Edwardstown Football Club Golf Club Penola Golf Club EET Golf Club Port MacDonnell Golf Club Electrolux Golf Club Emu Golf Club Total Sourn Robe Golf Club Tintinara Golf Club Echunga Golf Club Fleurieu Golf Club Kingscote Golf Club Links Lady Bay Golf Club Executive Women's Golf Club Fairways Golf Club Fulham Ramblers Golf Club 2 2 Gardens Golf Club 13 Hawks Golf Club Henley Golf Club Ingle Farm Golf Club Islington Golf Club McCracken Golf Club Jimminy Crickets Golf Club McLaren Vale Golf Club Kaycee Golf Club Mount Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club Kilburn RSL Nairne Golf Club Oakbank Golf Club Mitsubishi Staff Golf Club Monroe Golf Club Parndana Golf Club Oddballs Golf Club Penneshaw Golf Club Panr Golf Club South Lakes Golf Club Paradise Golf Club 11 Strathalbyn Golf Club Pin High Golf & Social Club Victor Harbor Golf Club Port Noarlunga Golf Club Willunga Golf Club Prospectors Golf Club Wirrina Cove Golf and Country Club Yankalilla Golf Club Total Yorke Peninsula Ardrossan Golf Club Bute Golf Club Curramulka Golf Club Edithburgh Golf Club Kadina Golf Club Maitland Golf Club Minlaton Golf Club Moonta Golf Club Port Victoria Golf Club Port Vincent Golf Club Stansbury Golf Club The Dunes Port Hughes Wallaroo Golf Club Warooka Golf Club Wool Bay Golf Club 82 Yorketown Golf Club Total Social Rainsfords Golf Club 11 1 Redbacks Social Golf Club 12 Reynella Golf Club Royal Automobile Assoc Staff Golf Club SA Correctional Services SA Hardware Golf Club SA Italian Golf Club SA Metro Fire Service Golf Club SA Oil-Industry Golf Association SA Police Golf Club SA Public Golf Club 19 SA Sports Golf Club SA Taxi Golf Club Scotch Social Club 3 Senior Womens Golf Association [SA] 2 2 Shell Company Golf Club 18 Sikh Golf Club The Oaks Golf Club The Visitors Golf Club Tin Cup Golf Club Sheidow Park Cricket Golf Club Sourn Cross Golf Club Talunga Golf Club 7 Transport Golf Club Wanderer's Golf Club 32 2 West Croydon Golf Club Airies Golf Club Wellington Golf Club Airport Golf Club Alberton Golf Club REDS Adelaide Nomads Golf Club Adelaide Social Golf Club ARPA Golf Club 23 Aus Post-Tel Institute [API] Balfours Golf Club Belair Hotel Golf Club BG Golf Club Beograd Golf Club 42 Golf SA Annual Report Windmill Golf Club Total

43 213 Rene Erichsen Salver Award Minjee Lee [Royal Fremantle, WA]

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