2012 Golf SA Classic Chris Brown - winner (The Grange) Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

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1 Golf SA Annual Report Year Ended 30 June 2012

2 2012 Golf SA Classic Chris Brown - winner (The Grange) 2 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

3 ANNUAL REPORT [ YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 ] Golf SA Board...4 Staff & Committees...5 Committee Reports...6 SA Golf Hall of Fame Finance Reports State Representatives Event Results Membership Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

4 Golf SA Board Gordon Scott Deborah Miller Tony Bourne Neil Brown David Manning Jenny Butcher Bill Klaebe 4 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

5 Staff & Committees Staff Chris Luz-Raymond CEO Christian Puccini Communications & Development Manager Leah Tattersall Competitions Manager Margaretann Burgess Finance Manager Allan Telford Development Coach Craig Weckert PGA Trainee Tori Doherty Administration Trainee Gareth Jones State Coach Jamie Clutterham Assistant State Coach Finance, Audit & Risk Management Deb Miller (Chair) Bill Klaebe John Butler Technical (Course Rating) Tony Bourne (Chair) Bob Crosby Ros Brown John Ward Golf & Junior Development Jenny Butcher (Chair) John Cranwell Steve Hayes Chris Crocker Neil MacKenzie Pam Marston Ros Brown Margaret Anderson Val Abolins Match Neil Brown (Chair) Jenny Butcher Steve Hayes Tony Bourne Sue Hedley John Ward Bob Crosby High Performance David Manning (Chair) Deb Christie Tony Bourne Bob Crosby Karen Simmonds Technical (Rules & Handicapping) Tony Bourne (Chair) Bob Crosby Arthur Wade Peter Spence Helen McMutrie Sue Hedley John Thomas Country Bill Klaebe (Chair) Robert Benger (Mid-North) Linda Dutschke (Yorke Peninsula) Ken Graetz (Murraylands) Steve Hayes ( Southern) Tom Kenny (Eyre Peninsula) Michael Krieger (Northern) Mary Winser (South East) Brian Martin (Riverland) David Manning (Board) Jenny Butcher (Board) Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

6 Chairman s Report The Golf SA Board takes pleasure in presenting its Annual Report for the financial year. During the past 12 months, Golf SA moved its premises from the former SAGA office on Henley Beach Rd, to the North Adelaide Golf Course following the acceptance of a proposal from the Adelaide City Council. This move was made in December 2011 and after a short settling in period, the move has proved to be an outstanding success. Not only is the office an open plan staff friendly environment, but also we have golf course facilities to assist with our Game Development program and this is a major advantage to the Association. The Henley Beach Rd premises were sold and the Board are now planning to secure our financial future. Our golf calendar changed considerably due to the alterations made by Golf Australia to their major events. We were able to reschedule a number of events and thank the Clubs involved who assisted us by understanding our problems. We are continuing to maintain the increases in participation numbers in our events, which will hopefully continue for many years. Thanks go to Christian Puccini and more recently Leah Tattersall for their efforts in organising our events. To Neil Brown and his Match Committee thank you for your help. The High Performance program has achieved success during the past year. The Boys Junior Team was undefeated in the Interstate Series held in Queensland in April. Congratulations to the Team Manager Tony Bourne, the Players and Coach. May this program headed by David Manning and Gareth Jones continue to produce quality players for South Australia. We have now completed the Course Rating for all of our affiliated golf courses throughout the State. This job headed by Tony Bourne and his efficient team of volunteers was finished ahead of time, and from the stories and photographs we have seen maybe he might publish a book on their experiences. My thanks go to our Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee chaired by Deb Miller along with Board member Bill Klaebe and John Butler have continued to dedicate their expertise to maintain our current financial position. To our CEO and his Staff my thanks for a successful 12 months. There were some difficult times on occasions, but with some restructuring we are now operating better than ever. To my Board, a very big thank you as you has been responsible for some of the most important decisions in our Association. We have been very fortunate that we could work together as a team and good luck in the future. Finally, I am not seeking re-election at this AGM. I have decided after 13 years with SAGA and Golf SA that it is time for me to move on. I feel privileged to have served as Vice President of SAGA, and then been part of the merger of WGSA and SAGA and finally Chair of Golf SA. To all the people I have worked with over that period of time, thank you for your assistance and friendship. I have enjoyed the journey and know that the future of the organization is in very good hands. Gordon Scott Golf SA Chair 6 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

7 Chief Executive Officer s Report Change & Challenge is the phrase that best encapsulates the year from the CEO s desk. Golf SA grasped the opportunity to relocate its Office to the North Adelaide Golf Course from the office/house on Henley Beach Road. This major change was accomplished in mid-december. The challenge is to be able to maximise the potential of the new facility to bring new participants to the game of golf and to club membership. Part of this challenge is being met by utilising the facilities at the North Adelaide Golf Course to implement sustainable programs and activities that attract new participants to the game of golf. Building the business requires an innovative approach and the right resources. Done correctly, our Clubs will enjoy a steady flow of new golfers to the ranks of their membership. Technology is a critical part of Golf SA s operations. During the year we were able to implement on-line registration successfully. We have also installed a dedicated customer relationship management (CRM) database to organize our contacts and business processes. These adoptions of current technology have provided a much appreciated convenience to our wider membership. Golf SA s website continues to mature and provide the vital communication link between clubs, individual golfers, the general public and the Association. Where once social media YouTube, Facebook & Twitter was new to us, we now embrace these means of communication as the norm. Our High Performance Program continues to evolve. Team and Individual success during the year indicates that we are on the right track. Thanks to Gareth Jones & Jamie Clutterham (State Coaches) for their determination to introduce the ethos of success to the Program. The Golf Industry - the PGA, Golf Managers Association, Golf Course Superintendent s Association and Golf SA made a powerful statement at the inaugural Golf Industry Awards Night held at the Adelaide Oval in October. We celebrated the achievements in golf of Rhonda Watson, Jane Crafter, Murray Crafter, Bob Tuohy and John Crosby by inducting them into the SA Golf Hall of Fame. We look forward to many more Golf Industry Awards Nights. Golf SA took the opportunity to restructure its staffing with the addition of two trainee positions. Funding from Golf Australia was used to employ a PGA Trainee the first State Association to do so who provides an additional golf coaching resource. Funding from the Office for Recreation & Sport was used to employ an Administrative Trainee adding much needed capacity to the Office. Thanks to my Staff for their support throughout the year, in particular Allan Telford (Development Coach) and Christian Puccini (Competitions Manager). Allan continues to build a strong base for junior and adult development programs across the State. Christian has instilled a level professionalism into our tournament management that is second to none. A special mention to Phil Laurie, who in his brief stint with Golf SA drove the implementation of a strong IT platform as well as introducing the Association to social media. We welcome Margaretann Burgess (Finance & Office Manager) and Leah Tattersall (Competition Manager) to the Golf SA Team. Golf SA acknowledges and thanks Srixon (High Performance Partner), Phil Hoffman Travel (Corporate/Team Travel), the Adelaide City Council and the Office for Recreation & Sport. Chris Luz-Raymond CEO Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

8 Finance Audit & Risk Management Report The Golf SA Financial Report to the AGM consists of the audited Financial Report 1/7/11 30/6/12. The result for the 12 month period was a profit of $92,019 (comparable to a loss of $24,367 for FY 10-11), from revenue of $1,109,291 ($850,012 for FY 10-11). Comparatives include a one-off gain attributable to the profit on the sale of land & buildings at 249 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville. Affiliation fee income was slightly higher, reflective of an increase in affiliation fees, despite lower reported membership numbers of 26,211 for 2012 compared with 27,148 for Overall the financial result is slightly lower than our budgets mainly due to additional costs associated with course ratings, technology around IT/communications/competition management and on-costs of relocation to North Adelaide. The business has a solid financial reporting system and budgets linked to its strategic objectives. Each sub-committee is responsible to profit & loss budgets as approved by the Board. The charts below highlight the breakdown of income and expenditure. Income Year Ended 30 June 2012 Golf SA Affiliation Fees Golf Australia Levy Grants Sponsorship Tournaments Open Days Developement Bank Interest Miscellaneous 8 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

9 Over 65% of our revenue is from combined affiliation fees. The Office for Recreation and Sport StEP Grant for FY was an expected $100,000 same as prior year. The Board continues to look for sponsorship to increase the overall income stream. On the expenses side, almost 25% goes to Golf Australia, and it is pleasing to see major national initiatives around the promotion of club membership, development of a coordinated social golfer strategy and major generic marketing campaign. The Board has defined and prioritised its strategic objectives and developed an Operation Plan for , which has been allocated appropriate budgets and staffing resources. A priority for Golf SA is to support clubs to increase membership and increase exposure to the game. The Golf SA Balance Sheet remains strong, with net tangible assets of $1,655,324 being reported as at 30 June Surplus funds are invested in several financial assets earning market interest rates. Golf SA provides monthly management reporting against budgets, monthly cash flows and key performance indicators. We have a strong cash position. The Board will put in a financial strategy to secure the capital assets of Golf SA for future revenue generation. The last twelve months has seen some new staffing additions to Golf SA, broadening our experience and skill set as well as adding two trainees to our team, one funded through Golf Australia, the other a significant contribution by the Government. Golf SA extends its appreciation to the Government of South Australia, which through the Office for Recreation and Sport continues to support not only the State Sporting Organisation, but also assists clubs and districts through a range of individual grants for grass roots activities in golf development. I would like to thank John Butler and Bill Klaebe for their contribution to the Finance Audit and Risk Management Committee. I would also like to thank our Staff for their support. Deb Miller Chair Finance, Audit & Risk Management Committee Golf SA Expenditure Year Ended 30 June 2012 Salaries Travel & Subsistance Administration Golf Australia Affiliation Fees Tournaments & Open Day Board & Committees Development High Performance State Teams Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

10 Jack Williams 2012 SA Amateur Champion 10 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

11 Match Committee Report This year has again been very busy with Golf SA seeking to balance its list of Championships and Events within an increasingly complex schedule driven by a number of factors. Match Committee continues to engage its Member Clubs and appreciates the constructive comment and input. Golf SA strives to strike a balance between these competing factors especially when it involves changes to schedules from Golf Australia s national program and beyond. An example of this was the re-scheduling of two Vardon events being scheduled prior to Christmas. The introduction of the Mi-Tournament on-line registration has been a success for Golf SA and its Members. Mi-Tournament enables Golf SA to have significantly better administrative management of factors such as the closing time for entries and prompt payment of entry fees. On-line registration together with e-entry Forms sent direct to previous participants provides a convenience that individuals appreciate. These convenience factors could explain almost every event held by Golf SA has recorded an increase in participation. From Men s Country Week to Golf SA Open Days to Junior events to Women s Open Week more of our Members are playing State events and Championships. Golf SA hosted the 2012 Australian Teams Event (Interstate Series) in addition to our normal State events. Sincere thanks to the West Lakes Golf Club and Royal Adelaide Golf Club who hosted the Women s event and the Men s event respectively. The golf courses were superbly turned out and the hospitality outstanding. The Golf SA Classic and Rene Erichsen Salver hosted by the Glenelg Golf Club were a huge success again this year. Both events drew record entries of the best amateur golfers in Australia. The winners Chris Brown (The Grange Golf Club) and Breanna Elliott (Yarrawonga Golf Club) are to be congratulated on their success. The State Men s and Women s Amateur Championships qualifying rounds were held at Mt. Osmond and Flagstaff Hill Golf Club respectively. Chris Brown (The Grange Golf Club) and Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide Golf Club) were deemed SA Medallists as the leading qualifiers. The Match Play section was held at The Grange Golf Club and provided some of the most enthralling and dramatic golf for players and spectators alike. Seventeen year old Jack Williams (The Grange Golf Club) defeated Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide Golf Club) on the 38th hole. Nadine Smith (Royal Perth Golf Club) defeated 14 year old Cassidy Evreniadis (The Grange Golf Club) 3 &1. Jack Williams and Nadine Smith proving worthy winners of the 2012 SA Amateur championship. Pennant golf was again another great tight competition in all divisions and congratulations go to the successful Clubs in their respective divisions and to the Clubs who gained promotion for next year s Pennant season. To all the successful winners of State Championships and Events this year, well done. Golf SA is extremely fortunate to have an increasing group of Volunteers (Starters, Rules Officials, Scorers) who provide their time to assist in running these events successfully. Our thanks also go the Clubs their Members who give up their golf courses to support the program that Golf SA conducts. My thanks go to the two Competition Managers this year Christian Puccini, (now Communications Manager) and his newly appointed replacement Leah Tattersall for their tireless coordination of all the events it is greatly appreciated. My thanks also to all the Golf SA Staff and my committee, Tony Bourne, Jenny Butcher, Bob Crosby, Sue Hedley, Steve Hayes and John Ward for all of your assistance and guidance to making the Committee work so well together. Neil Brown Chair Match Committee Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

12 Country Committee Report The Country Committee met twice during the year. A third meeting was planned but as there were no urgent matters to be discussed it was decided to cancel that meeting. I personally attended 5 of our 8 District Annual General Meetings at which both myself and our CEO Chris Luz- Raymond were invited to address the delegates and answer questions relating to Golf SA and District matters. It is also proposed by Golf SA to hold Captain s Days at various Districts throughout the coming year as part of a wider communication process. During the year a High Performance Program was conducted by Jamie Clutterham (Assistant State Coach) for talented Country golfers at the Renmark Golf Club. The five golfers who attended underwent an intensive program devised by Jamie. These players now have the opportunity to attend a follow-up coaching session in Adelaide conducted by Jamie. As part of the Golf SA development pathway I would encourage Districts & Clubs to identify talented junior Country golfers and encourage them to nominate for the Talent ID Program. The Men s Country Week was particularly well supported with the best overall fields in four years playing. Our sincere appreciation is extended to the four Sandbelt Clubs and their members for hosting these events. The possibility of the Women s Country Championships being played similarly at the four Sandbelt Clubs was discussed but due to the lack of support will not go ahead in the immediate future. The Sandgreens Championships held at Tumby Bay Golf Club saw record numbers participating, with the format of playing both A & B Division on the same golf course proving popular. Deb Christie Womens Country Champion Tumby Bay Golf Club is to be congratulated on the presentation of their course and hospitality extended to all who attended. Country Junior Golfers were involved in the Country Junior Championships (Port Augusta Golf Club), the Junior Sandgreens (Port Broughton) and the Brett Ogle Cup (Mt Gambier Golf Club). I would encourage all Districts and Clubs to support Junior Golf SA by ensuring all Juniors are signed up as members. Our Juniors today will be the leaders of our Clubs in the future. Finding enough Community Coaches who have the time to give to this program is perhaps our biggest challenge in the Country. However, several Districts have been able to establish a very active Community Coaching program and success in the South East District is proof that the Community Coaching Program works. Tim Atze Mens Country Champion Membership numbers in the Country overall have fallen with only two Districts recording slight increases. Membership retention and promotion of the game and club membership should be a high priority of all Country Clubs & Districts. Assistance in membership marketing is available through Golf SA. This coming year Golf SA intends to promote the game of golf through Golf Month. The Northern District is to be congratulated on an initiative it introduced to motivate and support their Clubs to promote the game of golf and recruit members. Northern District Chair Michael Krieger gave a short presentation on their membership marketing campaign at our April Meeting. William (Bill) Klaebe Chair Country Committee 12 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

13 Technical Committee Report Course Rating and Handicapping In the period July to September 2011, the ratings of the final 41 courses to be assessed under the USGA Course rating system were completed. The final details of the special considerations for sand green courses were advised by Golf Australia and appropriate adjustments made. All clubs have been notified of their new scratch ratings and a final audit to ensure that there is consistency between the new rating figures and Golflink has recently been completed. The USGA Course Rating System requires all courses to be re-rated within a 10 year timeframe (5 years for new courses) and a draft plan has been developed to ensure that this is able to be completed. An initial re-rating was completed in late June and another club has expressed a desire for a review of their ratings to be undertaken due to changes in their course this is likely to be in September. I have attended two meetings of the Golf Australia National Course Rating Committee. In conjunction with the most recent meeting, Golf Australia conducted an on course audit at Moonah Links Golf Course. Julie Michelmore and Susan Seja were able to attend this session and obtain accreditation as National Level Course Raters. On June 1 this year Golf Australia advised all clubs of changes that have already been made to the Handicapping System in Australia (Best 8 of 20, Anchor, Immediate updating of handicaps and no lapsed handicaps). Still to be implemented, and predicted to be in the latter part of 2013, are the following: Daily scratch rating, Slope, Stableford Handicapping Adjustment, Handicapping of Conforming Social scores, Handicapping of 4-Ball scores and Changed 9 hole regulations. Course Raters Full details may be seen on the Rules and Handicapping/Handicapping & Course Rating/News & Communication page of the Golf Australia web site. My thanks are extended to all those golfers around the state who assisted during the Course rating program in the two years since it began in October Rules In the period under review a total of five Introductory Level 1 Rules presentations have been made (4 Metropolitan, 1 South East) and three Level 2 (Metropolitan, South East, Mid North) for those considering seeking Club Level Rules accreditation have also bee undertaken. With the shift of the Golf SA offices to North Adelaide, the Metropolitan presentations have all been made in the central location. Dates have already been confirmed for a further four sessions to be held in the second half of this year (2 Metropolitan, 1 Murraylands, 1 Southern). With changes for the Rules of Golf for the period of , the Rules subcommittee took a decision to adopt the Golf Australia examination system. A total of 64 people have sat the Club Level exam, with 31 successfully completing the exam to date. In October 2011, the first State Level Accreditation program was held in Adelaide with Barbara Capper, Susan Seja, John Thomas and Arthur Wade successfully attaining accreditation as State Level Rules officials. The Rules Committee has also developed a policy of seeking expressions of interest from those with Club Level Rules Accreditation to be paired with experienced Rules officials at major Golf SA events to enable them to gain further experience. My thanks are extended to the members of the Rules subcommittee and all those that volunteered to help on course at some time during the year. Tony Bourne Chair Technical Committee Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

14 High Performance Committee Report The HPP Programme In previous Annual Reports it was stated that we would incorporate a program for the development of players with more sports sciences support and emphasis in the area of mental management, exercise physiology, nutrition, biomechanics, physiotherapy and sports medicine. The Golf SA High Performance & Development Program provides a defined development pathway and program to enable talented golfers to achieve their individual goals. The Golf SA High Performance & Development Program leads to the National High Performance Program conducted by Golf Australia With the assistance of Brad James (Golf Australia National HP Coach) our State Coach, Gareth Jones continues to implement Programs within the Pathway. These Programs are beginning to show positive results such as success at the recent Junior Interstate Series. The Programs continues to be refined and developed. In Golf SA has introduced a Development Squad Program that targets talented golfers with development potential. These golfers will receive a sound grounding in sports medicine, sports psychology, strength & conditioning, physiotherapy and 3D biomechanics specific to golf. Golf SA has formed a Men s Squad, Boys Squad and Women s/girls Squad as part of the Development Squad Program. These Squads of roughly ten players each will receive session from the various Service Providers during the period from July to December. It is proposed to hold a session for parents to assist their understanding of the psychology of dealing with young athletes. Success of the Pathway and its Programs will be measured against individual/team results and selection for various National Squads. National Squads & National Rankings (In the Top 40) Currently, South Australia has one player, Anthony Murdaca, in a National Squad. A number of players are ranked in the Top 40 of various national Ranking categories: Men Women Ranking Name Ranking Name 15 Brad Moules 8 Emma Ash 17 Chris Brown 28 Caitlin Roberts 29 Tom Bond Junior Boys Junior Girls Ranking Name Ranking Name 5 Anthony Murdaca 14 Jenny Lee 15 Kieren Barratt 24 Rachel Taylor 19 Jack Williams 25 Acacia Curtis 21 Ben Stowe 26 Kristalle Blum 33 Matthew Lisk 28 Elysia Yap State Teams Golf SA State Teams enjoyed varying degrees of success throughout the year. Our Junior Boys Team won the Interstate Series held at Bribie Island Golf Club, Qld in April They recorded the rare feat of being undefeated during the tournament. The Junior Girls Team is in a development phase finishing 5th at their event at Carbrook Golf Club, Qld. On a positive note a number of individual players show potential. Due to a change in the Golf Australia competition program two Men s and two Women s Interstate Series were held in the year. In September 2011 the Men s Team finished 4th and the Women s Team finished 5th. In May 2012 the Men s Team finished a credible 4th at Royal Adelaide Golf Club with the Women s Team 5th at West Lakes Golf Club. State Team Selection Policy With future Men s & Women s Interstate Series to be held in May it has become necessary to review the manner in which State Teams are selected. In the past an Order of Merit system based on State Championship, Vardon and National Ranking Event results was used as a major criteria for Team selection. As the majority of these events will not be held prior to the selection of the State Team a new selection policy will be developed to meet our requirements. 14 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

15 South Australian Junior Boys 2012 State Team National Champions State Coaches & High Performance Service Providers Our State Coaching staff of Gareth Jones (State Coach), Jamie Clutterham (Assistant State Coach) and Allan Telford (Development Coach) have been instrumental in developing and implementing a High Performance Pathway that provides opportunity for our elite golfers. Thanks also to Brad James (Golf Australia High Performance Director) for his continuing guidance, advice and encouragement in this area. Golf SA has engaged a number of highly credentialed and experienced Service Providers for its Programs including Ryan Lumsden (3D Biomechanics), Greg Rosenbauer (Physiotherapy), Rosie Stanimirovic (Sports Psychology) and Daniel Kirk (Strength & Conditioning). Their services add significantly in terms of sports medicine and sports science to our Programs. Srixon Australia Sponsorship Golf SA acknowledges the tremendous support provided by Srixon in the form of golf equipment (golf balls and consumables, golf bags for State Teams and a range of other products). This equipment is a valuable contribution to the various development programs and activities conducted by Golf SA. The Future I am very confident that golf in South Australia will improve as the benefits of the High Performance Pathway and Programs filter through the ranks of our talented golfers. There continues to be a number of junior golfers, both male and female, who have been identified for development. This will not occur overnight but if the selected players have the same dedication as the State and Assistant Coaches it will occur sooner rather than later. Conclusion I would like to thank the following for their assistance throughout the year: Members of the High Performance Committee Deb Christie, Karen Simmonds, Tony Bourne & Robert Crosby Fellow Golf SA Board Members Gareth Jones (State Coach), Jamie Clutterham (Assistant State Coach), Allan Telford (Development Coach) & Brad James (High Performance Director Golf Australia) Golf SA s Community Coaches & PGA Coaches who have assisted CEO Golf SA (Chris Luz-Raymond) and Staff I look forward to a prosperous and rewarding in terms of Golf SA High Performance. David Manning Chair High Performance Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

16 Golf & Junior Development Report It is with pleasure I present the Golf and Junior Development Report for the 2011/2012 Year. The Golf & Junior Development Committee encompasses a broad and diverse range of responsibilities and activities which will be touched on in this report. During the year Golf Australia unveiled a number of development and membership activities under the headings of Golf Club Connect, the Social Golfer program as well as continuing to support MyGolf and the Community Golf Coaching program. Golf SA builds on these national initiatives to increase participation and golf club membership. Captain s Day A highly successful Captain s Day was run at North Adelaide in March. The aim was to inform Metro club captains on a wide range of industry matters in particular relating to the new USGA Course Rating and Slope Handicapping system. Similar days are being planned at District level for country club captains. Community Golf Coaches We continued to implement the highly successful Community Coaching program with a number of qualified country Community Coaches now participating. Allan Telford has implemented a two day professional development program for the Coaches to ensure they can maintain and upgrade their skill levels. Indigenous Golf A highlight of the year was Golf SA s participation in golf clinics in the APY Lands in remote north-west of SA. The clinics were run in May 2012 as part of the SANFL APY Lands Sports Program through the Office for Recreation & Sport. Golf was the only sports delivered on this trip with the coaching conducted by Jamie Clutterham (Golf SA Assistant State Coach). Golf SA has been able to establish a pathway that links the APY Lands coaching to the Wiltja Program at Woodville High School and on to the annual Aboriginal Golf Championship. Junior Golf SA Almost 12 months ago Golf SA created Junior Golf SA as the platform for all junior golf activities conducted by Golf SA, including events & activities, school activities etc. It is anticipated that all juniors will register through Junior Golf SA thereby creating a database. Junior players who play golf in any Golf SA events create a profile and use junior Golf SA to register on-line. While a number of Clubs and Districts have registered as MYGolf Centres the registration of individual players has been somewhat slower. Junior Activities SAPSASA & SSSSA: Golf SA continues to conduct and support SAPSASA (Primary Schools) and SSSSA (Secondary Schools) golf championships across the State. Both SAPSASA and SSSSA are considered critical pathways in our overall junior program. Allan added the Golf SA Year 8 - Year 9 Championship to ensure that the juniors in these vital years have a pathway from primary to high school golf. Specialist High Schools Programs: Golf SA has long supported the Henley High School Specialist Sports (Golf) Program. This year has seen us assist with setting up two more specialist school golf programs at Reynella East High School and Scotch College with a further at St Martins Lutheran College (Mt Gambier) in the offing. These programs provide increased opportunity for juniors to take up golf and to be provided with excellence in coaching and development opportunities. The Future - Golf Month Golf Month is a concept that has been developed over the last months to market (advertise) playing golf and golf club membership. Golf Month is to become a regular feature in our schedule in November annually. Initially we anticipate using North Adelaide Golf Course as a hub with activities such as clinics being conducted throughout Golf Month. The ultimate aim is to have the support and participation of the whole of the golf industry in Golf Month including clubs, golf retailers and service providers to take the game to the widest audience. Thanks to Staff Firstly I must thank Allan Telford for the dedication he applies to all that comes under his mantel as State Development Coach. 16 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

17 APY Lands Junior Golf Clinic As of January 2012 he has been ably assisted by PGA Trainee Craig Weckert. In January 2012 our Golf and Junior Development Manager Phil Lawrie moved back to Queensland, and I thank Phil for his huge input in establishing many Development projects including the very much needed upgrading of our IT platform. The position of Golf & Junior Development Manager is now in the very capable hands of Christian Puccini. Thank you Christian for your assistance in this area, it is always a pleasure working with you. Committee We have worked to recruit a Committee with a wide range of experiences and skills including Ros Brown (Mt Osmond GC), Steve Hayes (McCracken GC), Pam Marston (Manager - SAPSASA), Neil MacKenzie (General Manager The Vines GC), John Cranwell (CEO South Australian Sport and Recreation Association for People with Integration Difficulties -SASRADIP), Chris Crocker (PGA Adelaide City Council) as well as Golf SA Staff Allan Telford, Christian Puccini & Chris Luz-Raymond. I thank them for their continued contribution to this task. Jenny Butcher Chair Golf & Junior Development Committee Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

18 Murray Crafter Rhonda Watson SA Golf Industry Hall of Fame The achievements of the South Australian golf industry have been celebrated by around 250 golfing representatives from around the state at the inaugural South Australian Golf Industry Awards Night held at the Adelaide Oval on the evening of Saturday 29 October. Amongst the highlights of the Awards evening was the induction of five local legends of the game to the newly created South Australian Golf Hall of Fame. Voted by representatives of the four organising bodies, Golf SA, PGA of Australia, Golf Management Australia and the Australian Golf Course Superintendents Association, the five inductees to the SA Golf Hall of Fame were Rhona Watson OAM, Murray Crafter, John Crosby OAM, Jane Crafter and Bob Tuohy. Vale HC Bay McDonald (Life Member) It was with much sadness that Golf SA reports the passing of Life Member HC Bay McDonald in March Bay had a distinguished career in golf administration. He was a member of Kooyonga from 1951 serving as Captain and President. He went on to be President of the South Australian Golf Association (SAGA) between 1989 and 1994 and served a term as President of the Australian Golf Union (AGU). In 1992 Bay represented the AGU in Vancouver, Canada at the Eisenhower Cup where the Australian Team of Lucas Parsons, Stephen Collins, David Armstrong and Stephen Leaney finished equal third. Bay McDonald was made a Life Member of SAGA in June 1994 for exceptional services to golf in South Australia 18 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

19 John Crosby Jane Crafter Bob Tuohy Industry honours Hall of Fame Inductees: Murray Crafter A member of the iconic Crafter golfing family, Murray Crafter was a noted professional, coach and course architect for over 40 years. Recording 123 professional victories between 1953 and 1970, Crafter s local victories included six SA Open and 11 SA PGA titles. He held the position of resident professional at Glenelg Golf Club for over 30 years and tutored many of the state s elite players, including a young Rhonda Watson who joined the Adelaide sandbelt club as a junior in the late 1940s. Rhonda Watson Rhonda Watson was a noted player and administrator both at club and state level. Dominating women s golf from 1952 to 1968, Watson won 12 state amateur titles, in the process becoming the first female player in South Australia to obtain a scratch handicap. Her administrative career included a three-year term as President of the South Australian Ladies Golf Union of which she was awarded life membership. She received an OAM in 1978 for her services to golf. John Crosby John Crosby is a noted golfing administrator, having served as President of Marino Golf Club (now The Vines of Reynella Golf Club) from 1974 to 1980, before being elected President of the South Australian Golf Union from 1982 to A long-time supporter of elite amateur golf, in the mid 1980s Crosby was responsible for the creation of the national elite amateur tournament circuit, which started with SAGA Invitational (now the SA Amateur Classic) in 1985 and was quickly followed by similar national ranking and selection event throughout the country. Jane Crafter Jane Crafter is considered amongst the state s greatest ever players. Following an outstanding amateur career where she represented SA and Australia, she joined the professional ranks in 1980 recording victories on the LPGA Tour in the US and locally at marquee events such as the ANZ Ladies Masters and Ladies Australian Open. Bob Tuohy The final inductee of the Awards ceremony was noted former professional and tournament promoter Bob Tuohy. Touhy s professional career spanned over 15 years, including many state Open and PGA titles together with international victories in New Zealand, South Africa and the UK. Upon his retirement in 1974, Touhy started his career as a tournament promoter with the advent of the West Lakes Classic in 1974, and has gone on to manage many of Australasia s most successful tournaments including the ANZ Ladies Masters and the New Zealand Open. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

20 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED ABN FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Committees' Report 1-2 Statement by the Committee 3 Financial Statements Statement of Comprehensive Income 4 Statement of Financial Position 5 Statement of Cash Flows 6 Statement of Changes in Equity 7 Notes to the Financial Statements Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

21 Page 1 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED ABN COMMITTEES' REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Your committee members submit the financial report of Golf South Australia Incorporated (the Association) for the financial year ended 30 June Committee Members The following persons were committee members during the whole of the financial year and up to the date of this report, unless otherwise stated: Gordon Scott (Chairperson) Anthony Bourne David Manning Deborah Miller Jennifer Butcher Neil Brown William Klaebe Committee members have been in office since the start of the financial year to the date of this report unless otherwise stated. Principal Activities The principal activities of Golf South Australia Incorporated in the course of the year were to provide administration services for golf in the State of South Australia. Operating Result The net result of operations attributable to Golf South Australia Incorporated s activities was a surplus/(loss) of $92,019 (2011: loss of $24,367). Significant Changes No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year. Events After the Reporting Period No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations of the Association, the results of those operations, or the state of affairs of the Association in future financial years. Future Developments The Association expects to maintain the present status and level of operations and hence there are no likely developments in the Association s operations. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

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24 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 4 ABN STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE Note $ $ Revenue Operating Income 2 869, ,420 Other income 2 239,573 79,592 1,109, ,012 Less Expenses Employee expenses (382,636) (342,740) Depreciation and amortisation expense 3 (36,559) (12,710) Tournaments, HP & development expenses (343,297) (321,042) Administration expenses (138,789) (133,337) Other Expenses (115,991) (64,550) Surplus/(loss) for the year 3 92,019 (24,367) Other Comprehensive Income for the Year - - Total Comprehensive Income/(loss) for the Year 92,019 (24,367) The above statement of comprehensive income should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes. 24 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

25 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 5 ABN STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE Note $ $ ASSETS Current Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents 4 1,302, ,433 Trade and Other Receivables 5 67,455 45,273 Inventories 6 4,402 12,147 Financial Assets 7 670,000 1,187,617 Other Assets 8 10,921 22,946 Total Current Assets 2,055,314 1,542,416 Non-Current assets Property, Plant and Equipment 9 121, ,891 Total Non-Current Assets 121, ,891 Total Assets 2,176,691 2,051,307 LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Trade and Other Payables , ,772 Short Term Provisions 11 20,535 21,228 Deferred Income , ,002 Total Current Liabilities 521, ,002 Total Liabilities 521, ,002 Net Assets 1,655,324 1,563,305 MEMBERS FUNDS Accumulated Surplus 1,655,324 1,563,305 Total Equity 1,655,324 1,563,305 The above statement of financial position should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

26 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 6 ABN STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE Note $ $ Cash flows from operating activities Cash receipts from membership fees 474, ,728 Receipts from other income 352, ,351 Interest received 73,170 76,110 Payments to suppliers and employees (903,057) (863,084) Net GST received from/(paid to) ATO (15,923) 11,571 Net cash flows from operating activities 13(a) (18,829) 12,676 Cash flows from investing activities Payments for investments (522,617) Proceeds from investments 517,617 40,100 Purchase of property, plant and equipment (126,863) (3,322) Proceeds from sale of property, plant and equipment 656,178 - Net cash flows from investing activities 1,046,932 (485,839) Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 1,028,103 (473,163) Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period 274, ,596 Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 13 1,302, ,433 The above statement of cash flows should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes. 26 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

27 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 7 ABN STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN MEMBERS FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Retained earnings Total equity $ $ At 1 July ,587,672 1,587,672 Total comprehensive income for the year Surplus/(loss) for the year (24,367) (24,367) Other comprehensive income - - At 30 June ,563,305 1,563,305 Total comprehensive income for the year Surplus/(loss) for the year 92,019 92,019 Other comprehensive income - - At 30 June ,655,324 1,655,324 The above statement of changes in equity should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

28 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 8 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies The financial statements are special purpose financial statements prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the South Australian Associations Incorporation Act 1985 and the Association s constitution. The committee has determined that the Association is not a reporting entity. Basis of Preparation The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 1985, and the following applicable Australian Accounting Standards: AASB 110: Events after the Reporting Period; and AASB 1031: Materiality. No other Accounting Standards or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied. Reporting Basis of Convention The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated in the notes, current valuations of non-current assets. The following significant accounting policies which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation and presentation of this financial report. (a) Revenue Recognition Revenue is recognised at the fair value of consideration received or receivable. Amounts disclosed as revenue are net of taxes paid. The following specific recognition criteria must also be met before revenue is recognised: Affiliation Fees Revenue from the annual affiliation fee is recognised upon the delivery of the service to the members. Interest Interest revenue is recognised when it becomes receivable on a proportional basis taking into account the interest rates applicable to the financial assets. Grant and Sponsorship Income Grants and sponsorships are recognised at their fair value where there is reasonable assurance that the amount will be received and the entity will comply with all the attached conditions. Grants and sponsorship relating to costs are deferred and recognised in the statement of comprehensive income over the period necessary to match them with the costs that they are intended to compensate. Tournaments and Other Events Tournament and other event revenue is recognised at the time the event takes place. All revenue is stated net of the amounts of goods and services tax (GST). 28 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

29 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 9 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (continued) (b) Income Tax No provision for income tax has been raised, as Golf South Australia Incorporated is exempt from income tax under the Income Tax Assessment Act (c) Impairment of Assets At the end of each reporting period, the Association assesses whether there is any indication that individual assets are impaired. Where impairment indicators exist, recoverable amount is determined and impairment losses are recognised in the statement of comprehensive income where the asset's carrying value exceeds its recoverable amount. Recoverable amount is the higher of an asset's fair value less costs to sell and replacement cost. (d) Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash and cash equivalents includes cash on hand and at bank, and short term deposits with financial institutions with maturities of three months or less, that are readily convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of changes in value. (e) Trade Receivables Trade receivables are recognised at original invoice amounts less an allowance for uncollectible amounts. Collectability of trade receivables is assessed on an ongoing basis where debts which are known to be uncollectible are written off. An allowance is made for doubtful debts where there is objective evidence that the entity will not be able to collect all amounts due according to the original terms. On confirmation that the trade receivable will not be collectible, the gross carrying value of the asset is written off against the associated provision. (f) Inventory Inventories are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. (g) Investments and Other Financial Assets Recognition and Initial Measurement Financial instruments are initially measured at cost (including transaction costs) on trade date, when the related contractual rights or obligations exist. Subsequent to initial recognition these instruments are measured as set out below: Term Deposits Term deposits are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

30 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 10 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (continued) (h) Property, Plant and Equipment Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value as indicated less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation and impairment loss. Property Land and buildings are measured at fair value. At revaluation date the asset is restated as the revalued amount. A revaluation surplus is credited to other comprehensive income (the asset revaluation surplus) unless it reverses a revaluation decrease previously recognised in profit or loss. A revaluation deficit is recognised in profit or loss unless it directly offsets a previous revaluation surplus in the asset revaluation surplus. On disposal, any revaluation surplus relating to sold assets is transferred to retained earnings. Plant and Equipment All other plant and equipment is stated at historical cost, including costs directly attributable to bringing the asset to the location and condition necessary for it to be capable of operating in the manner intended by management, less depreciation and any impairments. Depreciation Land is not depreciated. Depreciation on other assets is calculated on a diminishing value basis over the estimated useful life. The depreciation rate used for each class of depreciable assets are: - Buildings at cost or valuation 2.5% Furniture, fixtures, and fittings at cost 10-40% The asset's residual values and useful lives are reviewed and adjusted, if appropriate, at the end of each reporting period. An asset's carrying amount is written down immediately to its recoverable amount if the asset's carrying amount is greater than its estimated recoverable amount. Gains and losses on disposals are calculated as the difference between the net disposal proceeds and the asset's carrying amount and are included in the statement of comprehensive income in the year that the (i) Trade and Other Payables Trade and other payables represent liabilities for goods and services provided to the entity prior to the year end and which are unpaid. These amounts are unsecured and have day payment terms. (j) Employee Benefit Provisions Provision is made for the Association's liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees up to the reporting date. Employee benefits expected to be settled within one year together with benefits arising from wages, salaries and annual leave which may be settled after one year, have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled. Other employee benefits payable later than one year have been measured at the nominal value calculated at reporting date. No provision is made for on costs. 30 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

31 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 11 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2012 Note 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (continued) (k) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of the item of the expense. Receivables and payables are stated with the amount of GST included. The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the taxation authority is included as part of receivables or payables in the statement of financial position. Cash flows are included in the statement of cash flows on a gross basis and the GST component of cash flows arising from investing and financing activities, which is recoverable from, or payable to, the taxation authority are classified as operating cash flows. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

32 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 12 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE Note 2 Revenue $ $ Operating Income Affiliation Fees 516, ,109 Tournaments, Camps & Events 347, ,088 Sundry Income 5,421 8, , ,420 Other Income Profit on sale of property 178,360 - Interest Income 61,145 76,110 Rent 68 2,291 Donations - 1, ,573 79,592 Total Revenue 1,109, ,012 Note 3 Surplus from Operating Activities Surplus/(loss) from operating activities has been determined after: Expenses Depreciation 36,559 12,710 Bad and Doubtful Debts 1,050 3,442 Loss on Disposal of Assets - - Note 4 Cash and Cash Equivalents Cash on Hand 2, Cash at Bank 1,299, ,183 1,302, ,433 Note 5 Trade and Other Receivables Current Trade Receivables 65,078 43,349 Provision for Doubtful Debts ,078 43,349 Sundry Debtors and Prepayments 2,377 1,924 67,455 45,273 Note 6 Inventories Current Stock on Hand at Cost 4,402 12, Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

33 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 13 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Note 7 Financial Assets FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE $ $ Current Term Deposits 665,000 1,187,617 Shares 5, ,000 1,187,617 Note 8 Other Assets Current Accrued Income 10,921 22,946 Note 9 Property, Plant & Equipment Property Freehold Land - at Valuation - 215,000 Buildings - at Valuation - 282,750 Less Accumulated Depreciation - (22,398) - 260,352 Leasehold Improvements at cost 58,857 - Less Accumulated Depreciation (5,886) - 52,971 - Total Land and Buildings 52, ,352 Plant and Equipment Furniture, Fixtures and Fittings at cost 107,553 48,522 Less Accumulated Depreciation (44,377) (20,213) 63,176 28,309 Cups & Trophies at cost 5,230 5,230 Less Accumulated Depreciation - - 5,230 5,230 Total Plant and Equipment 68,406 33,539 Total Property, Plant and Equipment 121, ,891 Valuation of Land and Buildings The Land & Buildings were revalued on 31 March 2007 by Committee members' valuation and were based on state valuation of the land and local council valuation of the buildings. The Committee have deemed this value appropriate for its existing use. Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

34 GOLF SOUTH AUSTRALIA INCORPORATED Page 14 ABN NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE Note 10 Trade and Other Payables $ $ Trade Payables 245, ,698 Accruals 6,983 28, , ,772 Note 11 Provisions Current Provision for Annual Leave 20,535 21,228 20,535 21,228 Note 12 Other Liabilities Current Deferred Income 247, ,002 Note 13 Cash Flow Information Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the statement of cash flows is reconciled to items in the statement of financial position as follows: Cash and cash equivalents 1,302, ,433 (a) Reconciliation of surplus after income tax to net cash flow from operating activities Surplus/(Loss) for the year 92,019 (24,367) Non cash flows in surplus from ordinary activities: Depreciation and amortisation 36,559 12,710 Profit from sale of property (178,360) - Change in assets and liabilities (Increase)/Decrease in receivables (21,729) 34,190 (Increase)/Decrease in other assets 11,572 (10,446) (Increase)/Decrease in inventory 7,745 (1,801) Increase/(Decrease) in other payables (5,167) (166) Increase/(Decrease) in payables 76,224 (8,520) Increase/(Decrease) in provisions (693) (495) Increase/(Decrease) in deferred income (21,076) - GST Movement (15,923) 11,571 Net cash flow provided by/(used) in operating activities (18,829) 12,676 Note 14 Association Details The registered office and principal place of business of the association is: North Adelaide Golf Course Strangways Terrace North Adelaide SA Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

35 State Representatives Australian Mens Interstate Teams Matches 1-4 May 2012 Royal Adelaide Golf Club, SA (Placing: 4th) Australian Mens Interstate Teams Matches September 2011 Royal Perth Golf Club, WA (Placing: 4th) Australian Womens Interstate Teams Matches 1-4 May 2012 West Lakes Golf Club, SA (Placing: 5th) Australian Womens Interstate Teams Matches September 2011 Western Australian Golf Club, WA (Placing: 5th) Australian Boys Interstate Series April 2012 Pacific Harbour Golf Club, Qld (Placing: 1st) Australian Girls Interstate Series April 2012 Carbrook Golf Club, Qld (Placing: 5th) Interstate Mens Country Match - SA v VIC November 2011 Hamilton Golf Club, VIC Interstate Junior Boys Country Match - SA v VIC January 2012 Warrnambool Golf Club, VIC Cudmore-Cheney Junior Girls Challenge - SA v VIC January 2012 Warrnambool Golf Club, VIC Tim Baker (Kooyonga) Greg Blewett (Tea Tree Gully) Tom Bond (Capt) (The Grange) Chris Brown (The Grange) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Heath Riches (Kooyonga) Jack Williams (The Grange) Manager - Robert Crosby Coach - Gareth Jones Chris Austin (Tea Tree Gully) Tom Bond (The Grange) Chris Brown (The Grange) Alex Hendrick (The Grange) Sam Masters (The Grange) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Jarrad Roxby (Capt) (Flagstaff Hill) Manager - Robert Crosby Coach - Gareth Jones Megan Bleeze (Capt) (Royal Adelaide) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) Elysia Yap (Glenelg) Amy Zhou (Glenelg) Manager - Deb Christie Coach - Jamie Clutterham Emma Ash (Kooyonga) Megan Bleeze (Royal Adelaide) Sarah King (Capt) (Royal Adelaide) Catlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) Amy Zhou (Kooyonga) Manager - Deb Christie Coach - Jamie Clutterham Keiren Barratt (Thaxted Park) Jordan Bishop (Kooyonga) Lachlan Booth (Glenelg) Matt Lisk (Capt) (The Grange) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Jack Williams (The Grange) Manager - Tony Bourne Coach - Gareth Jones Christine Beasley (Glenelg) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) Acacia Curtis (Wirrabara) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) Elysia Yap (Capt) (Glenelg) Amy Zhou (Glenelg) Manager - Jenny Butcher Coach - Jamie Clutterham Tim Atze (Pinnaroo) Zak Fuller (Barossa) Richard Nairn (Barossa) Matt Overall (McCracken) Will Somerfield (Mt Gambier) Aaron Southern (Capt) (Barossa) Tyron Turnbull (Barossa) Anthony Williams (Mt Gambier) Managers - Ian McInnes & Peter Howard Country representatives: Joel Durnford (Wirrabara) Josh Hayes (McCracken) Nick Kroehn (Murray Bridge) Peter Johns (Swan Reach) Jack Thompson (Port Lincoln) Ben Tucker (Robe) Managers - Tony Bourne, Barry Green Ella Adams (The Grange) Cassidy Evreniadis (The Grange) Caillin Lakin (Capt) (South Lakes) Zoe Taylor (Mt Osmond) Jacqueline Walter (Glenelg) Matilda Wheare (Ardrossan) Team Managers - Jenny Butcher Metro representatives: Kieran Barratt (Capt) (Thaxted Park) Jordan Bishop (Kooyonga) Lachlan Booth (Glenelg) Jake Calvert (Kooyonga) Jacin Cook (Tea Tree Gully) Sam Raschella (Glenelg) Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

36 State Representatives - Interstate Representative Events Jack Newton Junior Classic (B&G) 4-7 Oct 2011, Maitland Golf Club, NSW Aaron Baddeley International Junior (B&G) Oct 2011, Heritage Golf Club, VIC Tasmanian 72-Hole Stroke Play - Elvie Whiteside (W) Nov 2011, Launceston Golf Club, TAS Dunes Medal (M) 29 Nov - 2 Dec 2011, The Dunes Golf Club, VIC Greg Norman Junior Masters (B&G) Dec 2011, Coolangatta-Tweed Heads Golf Club, NSW Victorian Open (W) 6-8 Jan 2012, Woodlands & Spring Valley Golf Clubs, VIC Lake Macquarie Amateur (W) Jan 2012, Belmont Golf Club, NSW Australian Master of the Amateurs (M) Jan 2012, Royal Melbourne Golf Club, VIC Australian Amateur Championship Teams Event (M&W) Jan 2012, Woodlands & Huntingdale Golf Clubs, VIC Tasmanian Junior Masters (B&G) Jan 2012, Launceston Golf Club, TAS Lake Macquarie Amateur (M) Jan 2012, Belmont, NSW Riversdale Cup (M) Feb 2012, Riversdale Golf Club, VIC Riversdale Cup (W) Feb 2012, Riversdale Golf Club, VIC Tasmanian Open (M) Feb 2012, Country Club, TAS WA 72 Hole Stroke Play (W) 2-4 Apr 2012, Lake Karrinyup Golf Club, WA NT Amateur (M) April 2012, Alice Springs Golf Club, NT Jake Calvert (Kooyonga) Joel Durnford (Wirrabara) Ella Adams (The Grange) Matilda Wheare (Ardrossan) Jake Laubsch (The Grange) Dylan Thomas (Blackwood) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) Amy Zhou (Kooyonga) Sarah King (Royal Adelaide) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Tom Bond (The Grange) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Megan Bleeze (Royal Adelaide) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Tom Bond (The Grange) Emma Ash (Kooyonga) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Matthew Lisk (The Grange) Jack Williams (The Grange) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) Acacia Curtis (Wirrabara) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Tom Bond (The Grange) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Elysia Yap (Glenelg) Heath Riches (Kooyonga) Dylan Thomas (Blackwood) 36 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

37 Event Results Brett Ogle Cup Jul 2011, Mt Gambier Golf Club Women s 67th Country Meeting July 2011 Silver (South Lakes) Bronze Salver (Moonta) Bronze Shield (Port Lincoln) Bronze Plate (Peterborough) SA Bronze Foursomes (w) 4 Aug 2011, Thaxted Park Golf Club Nora Maskell Foursomes (w) 4 Aug 2011, Thaxted Park Golf Club Statewide Events 2011 (w) 1 Mar-5 Aug 2011 International Bowl (silver) International Bowl (bronze) Shylie Rymill Foursomes Foursomes Championships 14 Aug 2011, Royal Adelaide Golf Club Sand Greens Championship (m) Aug 2011, Tumby Bay Golf Club SA Junior Country Amateur Championship Sep 2011, Pt. Augusta Golf Club Country Junior Boys Group Teams Championship Men s Senior Amateur Sep 2011, Victor Harbor Golf Club Men s Country Week Sep 2011, Royal Adelaide, Glenelg, Adelaide Shores, The Grange, Kooyonga GC Country Championship President s Cup Country Foursomes Champions Vice President s Salver Individual Stableford Four Ball Better Ball Stableford Group Teams Championship Aaron Baddeley International Qualifying 6 Oct 2011, Blackwood Golf Club Elizabeth Pitcher Business Women s Champ 16 Oct 2011, Mount Lofty Golf Club South East Tom Miller (Mt Gambier) Ben Snell (Mt Gambier) Will Somerfield (Mt Gambier) Ben Tucker (Robe) Deb Christie (Lameroo) Penny Lynch (Port Pirie) Louise Bowler (Kooyonga) Chris Gurling (Royal Adelaide) Patricia Hogg & Christine Stain (Thaxted Park) Eve Schahinger & Liz Randall (Thaxted Park) Wendy Lynch (Wallaroo) Karen Minks (Ardrossan) Audrey Discombe & Glenda Clayton (Whyalla) (m) Chris Austin (TTG) & Chris Brown (The Grange) (w) Emma Ash & Amy Zhou (Kooyonga) (A Grade) Richard Nairn (Barossa) (B Grade) Garry Reynolds (Thaxted Park) (b) Josh Hayes (McCracken) (g) Acacia Curtis (Wirrabara) Southern Josh Hayes (McCracken) Steve Williams (Willunga) Sam Wells (Willunga) Elliot Willgoose (Echunga) Stefan Albinski (Mona Vale, NSW) Tim Atze (Pinnaroo) Michael King (Roxby Downs) Tim Atze (Pinnaroo) & Ramon Thorne (Loxton) Michael Taylor (Loxton) & Steven Alexander (Barmera) Alastair Brown (Victor Harbor) Peter Johns & Wayne Collins (Swan Reach) Mid North (b) Dylan Thomas (Blackwood) (g) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) (silver) Lyn McGough (Kooyonga) (bronze) Helen Aylett (Blackwood) Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

38 Event Results continued Women s Open Meeting Oct 2011 The Vines, The Grange, Mt Osmond Golf Club Country Championship (silver) Country Championship (bronze) Country Veterans Championship Champion of Club Champions Ethel Whyatt Memorial Bowl Britten-Jones Cup The Hon Lady Hore-Ruthven Cup Senior Cup 11 Nov 2011, West Lakes Golf Club Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open Dec 2011, The Grange Golf Club Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open Dec 2011, Glenelg Golf Club SA Junior Masters 5-6 Jan 2012, Royal Adelaide Golf Club SA Junior Amateur Championship 9-11 Jan 2012, Kooyonga & The Vines Golf Club Golf SA 72 Hole Junior Open Jan 2012, Kooyonga & The Grange Golf Club Jack Newton Junior 20 Mar 2012, North Adelaide Golf Club SA Medal & Amateur Championship 26 Mar-1 Apr 2012, Flagstaff Hill, Mt Osmond, The Grange GC Bronze Cup (w) Golf SA Amateur Classic Apr 2012, Glenelg Golf Club Rene Erichsen Salver April 2012, Glenelg Golf Club SA Aboriginal Peoples Championship 27 April 2012, North Adelaide Golf Course Golf SA Junior Sand Greens May 2012, Pt. Broughton Golf Club Deb Christie (Lameroo) Michelle Justin (Lucindale) Lana Barlow (Millicent) Deb Christie (Lameroo) Angela Masters (Blackwood) Lucindale (Vicki Snodgrass, Michelle Justin, Jill Redway) The Grange (Louise Dearing, Marg Smibert, Sharion Thompson, Meredith Daniel) (m) John Everingham (West Lakes) (w) Margaret Canino (West Lakes) (b) Ben Stowe (Royal Adelaide) (g) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) (b) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) (g) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) (b) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) (g) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) (b) Jake McLeod (Hills Int, Qld) (g) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) (b) Matt Lisk (The Grange) (g) Kristalle Blum (The Grange) (b) Ben Tucker (The Grange) (g) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) Mens Jack Williams (The Grange) Womens Nadine Smith (Royal Perth, WA) Medal - Mens Chris Brown (The Grange) Medal - Womens Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) Diana Moore (Royal Adelaide) Chris Brown (The Grange) Breanna Elliott (Yarrawonga,VIC) (m) Dylan Butler (Gawler) (w) Nerida Saunders (b) Jack Thompson (Pt. Lincoln) (g) Acacia Curtis (Wirrabara) 38 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

39 Event Results continued Golf SA Metropolitan Pennant Finals: 2nd & 8th July 2012 Royal Adelaide, West Lakes, The Grange Golf Club Men s Simpson Cup A2 Bonnar Cup B2 Women s A1 A2 A3 Cleek 1 Cleek 2 Juniors Sharp Cup Tea Tree Gully Mount Lofty Tea Tree Gully Blackwood Glenelg Glenelg Kooyonga West Lakes Mount Osmond The Grange Vardon Trophy 2011 (Winners) (m) Tom Bond (The Grange) & Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) (w) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) (b) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) Club Vardon Winners (2012 Trophy) Mt Osmond 6 Nov 2011 Blackwood 13 Nov 2011 Tea Tree Gully 5 Feb 2012 The Vines 12 Feb 2012 Mt Lofty 4 Mar 2012 Flagstaff Hill 18 Mar 2012 West Lakes 22 Apr 2012 Glenelg 15 July 2012 Royal Adelaide 22 July 2012 Kooyonga 29 July 2012 Gawler 5 August 2012 The Grange 12 August 2012 (m) Daniel Speirs (Kooyonga) (w) Acacia Curtis (Wirrabara) (b) Eric Nam (Mt Osmond) (m) Tim Baker (Kooyonga) (w) Emma Ash (Kooyonga) (b) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) (m) Greg Blewett (Tea Tree Gully) (w) Emma Ash (Kooyonga) (b) Matt Lisk (The Grange) (m) Jarrad Roxby (Flagstaff Hill) (w) Emma Ash (Kooyonga) (b) Jack Williams (The Grange) (m) Jack Williams (The Grange) (w) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) (b) Kieren Barratt (Thaxted Park) (m) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) (w) Rachel Taylor (Mt Osmond) (b) Anthony Murdaca (The Grange) (m) Heath Riches (Kooyonga) (w) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) (b) Kieren Barratt (Thaxted Park) (m) Matthew Lisk (The Grange) (w) Amy Zhou (Glenelg) (b) Patric Kroschel (Royal Adelaide) (m) Brad Moules (Royal Adelaide) (w) Emma Ash (Kooyonga) (m) Daniel Speirs (Kooyonga) (w) Jenny lee (Glenelg) (m) Tom Bond (The Grange) (w) Caitlin Roberts (Royal Adelaide) (m) Tom Bond (The Grange) (w) Jenny Lee (Glenelg) (b) Colin Coleman (The Grange) Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

40 Eyre Peninsula Club Membership MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY CLUBS & DISTRICTS Clubs Members Members Members Metropolitan 22 13,553 14,025 14,286 Eyre Peninsula 20 1,157 1,136 1,157 Mid North 17 1,684 1,707 1,760 Murraylands Northern 28 1,003 1,013 1,044 Riverland South Eastern 14 1,738 1,801 1,806 Southern 17 3,599 3,799 3,904 Yorke Peninsula Social 65 1,296 1,423 1,454 Total ,211 27,148 27,600 Metropolitan Belair Park Golf Club Blackwood Golf Club Flagstaff Hill Golf Club Glenelg Golf Club Highercombe Golf and Country Club Kooyonga Golf Club Marion Park Golf Club Mount Lofty Golf Club Mount Osmond Golf Club North Adelaide Golf Club North Haven Golf Club North Lakes Golf Club Penfield Golf Club Regency Park Golf Club Riverside Golf Club Royal Adelaide Golf Club Tea Tree Gully Golf Club Thaxted Park Golf Club The Grange Golf Club The Palms Mawson Lakes Golf Club The Vines Golf Club of Reynella Westward Ho Golf Club Total Ceduna Golf Club Cleve Golf Club Coffin Bay Golf Club Cowell Golf Club Cummins Golf Club Darke Peak Golf Club Elliston Golf Club Iron Knob Golf Club Kimba Golf Club 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 Mid North Balaklava Golf Club Barossa Valley Golf Club Blyth Golf Club Burra Golf Club Clare Golf Club Eudunda Golf Club Gawler Golf Club Hamley Bridge Golf Club Kapunda Golf Club Morgan and Cadell Golf Club Mount Pleasant Golf Club 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 Lake Albert Golf Club Lameroo Golf Club Mannum Golf Club Murray Bridge Golf Club Pinnaroo Golf Club Swan Reach Golf Club Tailem Bend Golf Club Total Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

41 Northern Blinman Golf Club Booleroo Centre Golf Club Broken Hill Golf Club Coober Pedy Golf Club Crystal Brook Golf Club Georgetown Golf Club Gladstone Golf Club Hallett Golf Club Hawker Golf Club Jamestown Golf Club Laura Riverside Golf Club Leigh Creek Golf Club Orroroo Golf Club Peterborough Golf Club Port Augusta Golf Club Port Broughton Golf Club Port Germein Golf Club Port Pirie Golf Club Quorn Golf Club Roxby Downs Golf Club Snowtown Golf Club South Broken Hill Golf Club Stirling North Golf Club Tarcowie Golf Club Wilmington Golf Club Wirrabara Golf Club Woomera Golf Club Yacka Golf Club Total Riverland Barmera Golf Club Berri Golf Club Loxton Golf Club Renmark Golf Club Waikerie Golf Club Total South Eastern Beachport Golf Club Blue Lake Golf Club Bordertown Golf Club Keith Golf Club Kingston Golf Club Lucindale Golf Club Millicent Golf Club Mount Gambier Golf Club Naracoorte Golf Club Padthaway Golf Club Penola Golf Club Port MacDonnell Golf Club Robe Golf Club Tintinara Golf Club Total Southern Echunga Golf Club Fleurieu Golf Club Kingscote Golf Club Links Lady Bay Golf Club McCracken Country Club McLaren Vale Golf Club Mount Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club Nairne Golf Club Oakbank Golf Club Parndana Golf Club Penneshaw Golf Club South Lakes Golf Club Strathalbyn Golf Club Victor Harbor Golf Club Willunga 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 Yorketown Golf Club Total Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June

42 Social Adelaide Nomads Golf Club Adelaide Social Golf Club Airies Golf Club Airport Golf Club Alberton Golf Club Aus Post-Tel Institute (API) Balfours Golf Club Belair Hotel Golf Club BG Golf Club Beograd Golf Club Bridgestone Golf Club Blackwood & Community RSL Golf Club Broadview Football Golf Club Casino Employees Golf Club Cavan Golf Club Cheers Golf Club Country United Golf Club Cove Golf Club Croatian Golf Club CTA Golf Club Edinburgh RAAF Golf Club Edwardstown Football Club Golf Club EET Golf Club Electrolux Golf Club Executive Women's Golf Club Fairways Golf Club Fulham Ramblers Golf Club Gardens Golf Club Hawks Golf Club Henley Golf Club Ingle Farm Golf Club Islington Golf Club Jimminy Crickets Golf Club Kaycee Golf Club Kilburn RSL Mitsubishi Staff Golf Club Monroe Golf Club Oddballs Golf Club Panther Golf Club Pin High Golf & Social Club Port Noarlunga Golf Club Prospectors Golf Club Rainsfords Golf Club Reynella Golf Club Royal Automobile Assoc Staff Golf Club SA Correctional Services SA Hardware Golf Club SA Italian Golf Club Social SA Metro Fire Service Golf Club SA Oil-Industry Golf Association SA Police Golf Club SA Public Golf Club SA Sports Golf Club SA Taxi Golf Club Shell Company Golf Club Sikh Golf Club Sheidow Park Cricket Golf Club Southern Cross Golf Club Talunga Golf Club The Oaks Golf Club The Visitors Golf Club Tin Cup Golf Club Transport Golf Club Wellington Golf Club Windmill Golf Club Total Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012

43 2012 Rene Erichsen Salver Breanna Elliott - winner (Yarrawonga) 43 Golf SA Annual Report - Year Ended 30 June 2012