20.9. Bermagui Country Club Ltd Tuross Street, Bermagui, NSW Clubhouse: Professional:

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1 ^'elmci.8'i{i COUNTRY CLUB 20.9 MENS GOLF PROGRAM Bermagui Country Club Ltd Tuross Street, Bermagui, NSW 2546 Clubhouse: Professional: coin. au WWW. bermaguicountryclub. coin. au

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3 RECIPROCALCLUBS The following golf clubs have reciprocal playing arrangements with Bermagui. In most cases you will be asked to pay half green fees plus applicable user paylcompetition fees. You may be required to show your membership card as well as your Golflink card. It is also advisable to check the visited club's dress rules to save any embarrassment. "SW A1burylCommercial Bathurst Blackheath Cainarvon Coolamatong Cooma Cowa Dubbo Dunheved Fomes Hawks Nest Howlong Highlands Kurri o88 Vale Muirlield (Full) Parkes Queanbeyan Richmond SI Georges Basin Shoal haven Heads Spring wood (Full) Sussexlnlet minworth TQCumwal The Grange Turnut Wagga Wagga CC Wallacia Panthers Wellington Went", orth o110ngong Young VIC Baimsdale East Geelong Euroa Foster Heyiield Konimburra Lakes Entrance Lang Lang Leongatha Matha oe ONell Orbost Sale Trafalgar Tramlgon Wonthaggi Woorayl Yalloum SA Tea Tree Gully QLD Townsville ACT Federal(Full-Require Letter) Gold Creek (Full) Gungahlin Lakes (Full) agpies Belconnen Murrumbidgee All FSCDGA CLUBS

4 BERMAGUI COUNTRY CLUB MENS GOLF - OFFICE BEARERS President Vice - President Captain Vice-Captain RAY STEPHENS FAUL REVn.,L PETER BUTTXEY LINDSAY SIIA^ Secretary DAVro Cm^ERLm Treasurer Committee IOC}EN ADAM BILL TYSON PAUL BATTEN Junior Promotions Officer CiER. Is 11EARN Publicity Officer GREG CUlvND^S Club Professional c}mis I IEARN Delegates to FSCDGA RAY STEPHENS PETER BU'1'11<bY Life Members JIM WRIGHT Sub Committees Greens Coriumittee Rep Match Sports Committee Handicapper Social Pennant Manager PETER BUTTREY PETER BU'1'11<bY PETER BUTTl^Y PAUL BATTEN PETER BUTTl^Y LINDSAY SIIA^ FAUL BATTEN LINDSAY SHARP LINDSAY SHARP Dad's Army President Captain Secretary NEVILLE STAE}ER incllael MccANN LEN O'CONl^LL

5 2018 MAJOR EVENT WINNERS December January February March April May MONTlm, Y 11^IEDAL W^RS Ted Munckton June John Mills July Luke Kingston August Ben Kith September Wayiie Buick October Max Lulland November Richard Oakenfiill Rob Gammage Paul Rumble Jay Goodwin Javana Fereti Greg Cuminins Medal of Medals David Bathour Club Champion Runner-up A Grade Net Winner Junior Champion Heriry Loth David Thornson Derek Quinto Javana Fereti B Grade Champion B Grade Runner-up C Grade Champion C Grade Runner-up Winston Fowler Ray Stephens halold Watson Martin Fowler Club Handicap Champion Club Senior Champion Bermagui Open Champion Singles Match Play Champion 4 BBB Match Play Champions Winston Fowler Derek Quinto 10sh Reid (Royal Canberra) Nathan Batten Deferred Foursomes Champions Mixed Foursomes Namiorgui Cup Heriry Loth David Thornson Nathan Batten Maggie Hayes Bennagui

6 11^IAJOR EVENTS FOR 2019 CLUB CEAlv^IONSruPS Singles Singles Match Play Men's Foursomes Mixed Foursomes 4,11,12 May (18 May spare day) Coriumences 12'' May 12th October 14th April OnIER EVENTS Bermagui Week of Golf Bermagui Men's Open Tournament Mad-Year EClectic Christmas EClectic September 21 & 22 September 27 June, 4,11,15,25 July 2,9,16,23,30 Nov DISTRICT EVENTS District Championships District Pennant Finals & Dinner 10 Bermagui 24 Eden

7 HOl.,^ SPONSORS FOR 20/8/19 Men's Golf would like to thank the following major sponsors for their support 1st Hole 2nd Hole 3, 4th Hole 5th Hole 6'" Hole 71h Hole 8th Hole 91' H''e Berm"g"i Co"sir"ctto" Cony",, y J"!to R"then'ord Re"I Est"te Be""y Is B"tcfoe, y Nearso" Eros. Mitte 10 H"rdw"re deco"", jing 4 Business Berm"g"i BP Ber"^g"t Beringg"i Bat, cmd fuck!e C!^rke Law Ber"^g"i Ber"^g"i Cre"in Patisserie I^" Hole nib Hole 12, h Hole 131h Hole 141h Hole 151h Hole 16'h Hole I?, fo Hole,8th Hole Berm@g"i Cell", s IVCpe"go Rock Oysters Dinkos Brothers Co"sir"cti0"/777S"perm"rket & Den Rainki" B"ilde, s FCr Soulfo Co"st C"inper Hire Wall"gc Lake Bondcy Park Koihes Chartered, 4cco"","", s Ber"^g,,ipli"rin"q, Bill MeKin" & Associates

8 DRESS REQUm^EllylEN'rS The standard of dress required on the course for Men's Golfcompetitions is largely left to the good taste of the players, however, for guidance: a. Shirts with collar, mock turtleneck shirts, cleanjeans, tailored shorts with long or sports socks and golf or sports shoes, are acceptsble. b. Not acceptsble are abbreviated shorts, singlets, tee shirts, thongs, sandals, football socks and track suit pants. STANDARDS OF PLAYER CONDUCT Allplayers should acquaint themselves with Rule 1.2 of the Rules of Golfwhich deals with Standards of Player Conduct. The following is a precise of some of the more important guidelines; I. Players should always show consideration for other players on the course and should not disturb their play by moving, talking or making unnecessary noise. 2. Players should not stand close to or directly behind the ball, or directly behind the hole, when a player is about to play. 3. Players should not play until the players in front are out of range. 4. Players should play at a good pace. It is a gi'oup responsibility to keep up with the group in front. If your group loses a clear hole and is delaying the group behind, you should invite the group behind to play ititougli, irrespective of the number of players in that gi'oup. Where a group has not lost a clear hole, but it is apparent that the group behind can play faster, it should invite the faster moving gi'oup to play through. 5. Ifa player believes his ball may be lost outside of a Red Penalty Area or is out of bounds, to save time, he should play a provisional ball. Players searching for a ball should signal the players in the group behind them to play through as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not be easily found. 6. Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully fill up and smooth all holes and footprints made by them and any nearby made by others' Bunker rakes should be left in the flat of the bunker with the handle pointing generally in the line of play. 7. Players should carefully repair any divot holes made by them and any damage to the putting green, (whether or not made by the player him SGIfj. USE OF MOBll, E PHONES IMPORTANTIN'FORllylATION FORALLMEMBERS The audible emission and'or unauthorised use of a mobile phone on the golf course and during play is a serious breach of etiquette and will result in; firstly, a warning, followed by disqualification for any subsequent use. However, players or caddies who have a medical or serious reason to have their mobile phones switched on, must inform the Match Committee. Should the Match Conmiittee ag'ee this reason is substantial, the player or caddie may have the phone switched on in mute mode.

9 11^IATcn colvi^innee RESPONSmm.,ITl^s The Match Committee is responsible for the following; I. Running all Mens Golf competitions 2. Establishing grades for Club competitions 3. Establishing conditions of play and entry for all competitions. GENERAL CONDinoNs orcompetitions The Match Committee reserves the right to change/alter any date, cancel or vary any competition. Any protest in connection with any competition or match shall be made in uniting to the Match Colluiiittee immediately on completion of such competition. Such protest shall be dealt with by the Match Committee as soon as possible. Competitions shall have the right of the course at all times. All competitions shall commence on the 1st tee unless otherwise directed by the Professional or the Match Committee. RETURN OF SCORE CARDS. Players are required to ensure their scores are entered in the computer provided for that purpose. Failure to do so may result in offending players being suspended from competition play. Once entered in the computer, the player should return the card to the Match Committee as soon as possible. He should ensure that his handicap is shown on the card and that he and his marker have signed the card. All players should carry a current Rule Book and should familiarise themselves with the local rules on the back of the score card and check the temporary local rules board.

10 CONDITIONS OF FLAY American Foursomes Both play drives. Each player hits his second shot with his parttiers ball. One ball is then selected with the owner of that ball playing the third shot, play then proceeds alternatively until holed out. 318 of combined handicap. Ambrose Teams offour, three ortwo. Handicaps 118,116 or 1/4 of combined handicaps respectively. Allhit drives, the selected ball is marked. All players place their ball within one club length of the selected position, in the same condition i. e. fairway, rough, hazard and play in the order determined by the team captain. This procedure continues until the ball is holed. When on the green, balls are placed within one putter head width of the selected shot, not closer to the hole. All players must use three drives in four man ambrose and six drives in two inari ambrose. Name to be recorded on score card for that hole. Bonus Bogey Par Nomial par event, however you receive bonus pluses where applicable; i. e. where in stableford you would score 4 points, in this event you score two pluses and so on. Irish Split Sixes Teams of four. Stableford fomiat. First 6 holes take the 2 best scores. Second 6 holes take the 3 best scores. Last six holes take all scores. 4 BBB Stable ford Multiplier Teams of two. Players Stableford scores are multiplied to give the result for the hole. i. e. A has 2 pts, B has 3 pts = 6pts. A has O pts, B has 4 pts = O pts

11 OFFICIAL TEE TIMES Monday Men's 9 Hole Chook Run Ladies 9 Hole Event Latest Hit-Off 12.30pm 9.00am Tilesday Pro Coinp individual Medley Stableford All Day Wednesday Ladies 18 Hole Coinp 8.30 am Men's 18 Hole Coinp 7.30am - 12 Noon Men's 18 Hole Coinp 7.00am - 12 Noon Ladies 18 Hole Coinp 7.00am - 12 Noon Dad's Army 9 Hole Coinp 7.30am am Medley & Mixed Events - Shotgun Start 10.00am for 10.30am These times may be altered at the discretion of the Match Committee if necessary. Please check booking sheets at all times.

12 JANUARY BBB MEDLEY (TTME SHIEET) PAR STROKE - MONTHLY MEDAL SPONSORED by BILL CoULSON FAMILY SadSun 12,13 SEA BREEZE - TATIER. A AUSTRALIA DAY - ^IEDLEY EVENT 4 BBB A. M. SHOTGUN START Thusday DAD'S ARMY - AL ROBERTS DAY - 2 PERSON AlvlBROSE & BBQ

13 FEBRUARY STROKE - MONTHLY ^^redal SPONSORED by PAUL DAVISON Sattirday PENNANT - Div I & 2 v Narooma Seniors v Camlina. Narooma PENNANT - Div I & 2 v Bermagui Seniors BYE PAR PENNANT - Div I & 2 v Tuross Seniors 2 v Moniya. Monymook BONUS BOGEY PAR PENNANT - Div I & 2 v Monymook Seniors v Narooma Moniya.

14 Ily^RC Friday 2 FSC BERlvlAGUl STROKE - MONTHLY MEDAL SPONSORED by KEVm HOLZHAUSER FAMILY PENNANT - Div I & 2 v Moniya Seniors v Monyinook Catslina BERMAGUl MusH SPLIT SIXES PENNANT - Semi Finals - Venue TEA MIXED 4BBB DADS ARMY - 1st an CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PAR PENNANT FINALS - Venue Eden DAD'S A1^Y - 2nd an CLUB C}-^IONSHIP 30

15 APRIL STROKE - MONTHLY IvneDAL SPONSORED by PAUL BATTEN NaniED FOURSOMES CHA^IONSlnn - 27 HOLES 10.00am am Tl^^IE SHEET START PAR DAD'S ARMY - AGM & SINGLE FrySat/Sun /28 CATALINA OPEN

16 I^^IAY BBB STROKE MONTER, Y ^^^DAL SPONSORED by Cm^Is 11EARN PCA 1st ROUND CLUB CHAIWPIONSmPS STROKE 2"' ROUND CLUB CHIAl\IPIONSH"S Stableford STROKE 3" ROUND CLUB CHAllylPIONSlmPS MOTHER'S DAY - 4 BBB ^^^fi><ed 10AM FOR 10.30AM SHOTGUN START SPARE DAY FOR CLUB Cl-I^^^IONSHIPS ENTRIES CLOSE - MERV HUGGETT SINGLES MATCH PLAY CllAlv^IONSlnn DAD'S AIMY GOLDEN BALL - (4 person teams) & BBQ Sat!'Sun 18/19 TURA OPEN MAN AlvlBROSE AM FOR AM SHOTGUN START AGM FOLLOWED BY FOOD AND DRIFIKS 30

17 JUNE 2019 Sun/Mon ,10 13 STROKE - MONmLY MEDAL SPONSORED by Tnn BYl^E FAMILY DADS ARMY - loan LIEDELiS ^IEMORiAL DAY & BBQ CATALINA SENIOR OPEN PAR 1st Round, Mid-Year EClectic - Sponsor Ron Lye 30 MIXED 4BBB

18 JULY nd Round, Mid-Year EClectic STROKE - MONTHLY MEDAL SPONSORED by BERMAGUIRENT-A'sHED PAR 3rd Round, Mid-Year EClectic DAD'S ARMY - CHIUSTMAS IN JULY 4 PERSON AunROSE unixed) - BBQ 4th Round, Mid-Year EClectic Sab'Sun 20 PAR 20,21 Tathra - Winter Breeze Final Round, Mid-Year EClectic MORUYA loam - 10:30am Shotgun Start

19 AUGUST BBB MULTIPLIER Friday BBB - VISIT FRO BEGA CATALINA JUNIOR OPEN FSCDGA DIRECTOR'S BERMAGUl STROKE - MONTHLY MEDAL SPONSORED by TIE VILLAGE STORE PAR BONUS BOGEY PAR SadSun SOUTH COAST injg CATALINA 25 NanoOMA loam - I 0:30am Shotgun Start 29

20 SEPTEMBER FAT}IERS' DAY - 4 BBB MDCED (L) loam for 10:30am Shotgun Start. DAD'S ARMY - FRED LULAND MEMORIAL DAY 4 PERSON ANIBROSE & BBQ STROKE -MONTl-it, Y A^IEDAL SPONSORED by RAY STEPHENS & LINDSAY SHARPE Sat-Sun Safurday BERltylAGUI WEEK OF GOLF 14 VISIT To BEGA - 4 BBB 14,15 BERllylAGUI LADIES ' OPEN 15 DADS ARMY BOWLS DAY & SAUSAGE SIZZLE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday HOLE MEDLEY PRO Co^^IP - 18 HOLE ^IBDLEY LADIES' 18 HOLE MEN' S 18 HOLE 4 BBB 18 HOLE MEDLEY Sat, Sun 21,22 BERMAG1.11 MEN'S OPEN 22 DADS' ARMY - BOWLS DAY & SAUSAGE SIZZLE 26 PAR 28

21 OCTOBER 2019 Sat/Sun Friday / MAN AlvlBROSE STROKE - MONTHLY ^^usdal SPONSORED by JIM'S VENDING FOURSOlvlES CERN"IONSmP 27 HOLES, loam - 11am Time Sheet BEGAOPEN PAR CAPTAINS vs PRESIDENTS 4 BBB DLEY 9.00 AM FOR 9.30 AM SHOTGUN START DRn. IKS & BBQ BERMAGUl 10:00am for 10:30am Shotgun Start DAD' S A1^MY - MEMORIAL CHARITY DAY 2 MAN Alv^IBROSE & BBQ FSC BERMAGUl - AGM 31

22 NOVEMBER 2019 Sat, Sun 2, STROKE - MONTHLY usdal SPONSORED by IOCHEN ADA^I & PETER BUTTREY 1st ROUND Cm^1STI\^S ECLECnC TATl-ERA OPEN DADS ARMY - 2 PERSON AGGREGATE & SAUSAGE SIZZLE PAR. 2"d ROUND ClinklSTMAS ECLECTIC - 3RD ROUND CltIRISTMAS ECLECTIC IlylD<ED 4BBB SadSun 23 FAR. 4th ROUND C1"^. 1ST MAS ECLECTIC MORUYA OPEN FINAL ROUND C}ERISTMAS ECLECTIC

23 DECEMBER 2019 Friday STROKE - MONTlff, Y ^^IEDAL SPONSORED BY WAPENGO OYSTERS STROKE MEDAL OF ^^redals MDCED 4BBB FSC BERMAGUl - ><lvlas PARTY PunsEN'rATION DAY - 4 MAN AMBROSE am FOR am SHOTGUN START-BBQ & DRn. IKS DAD'S ARMY - Cm^1STMAS LADIES DAY 4 PERSON AlvlBROSE

24 JANUARY STROKE - MONTHLY MEDAL SPONSORED BY BILL coulson FAMILY BONUS BOGEY PAR AUSTRALIA DAY - MEDLEY EVENT 4 BBB 10.00AM for 10.30AM SHOTGUN START