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1 LONG REEF GOLF CLUB LTD ABN NUMBERS Administration Wedding, Events and Corporate Golf Professional Bar Fax ADDRESS Anzac Avenue Collaroy NSW 2097 POSTAL ADDRESS PO Box 182 Collaroy NSW Website: lrgc.com.au 1

2 LONG REEF GOLF CLUB SAFETY ALERT Long Reef Golf Club ( Club ) is committed to a safe environment for both the course and the clubhouse. Every member has a role to play in the operation and maintenance of a safe facility. Please observe the following rules in regards to Safety. 1. If you see a safety hazard (something that can cause harm or injury) report it to the Office or Bar and a staff member will complete a Hazard Report Form. 2. If you are involved in an incident or accident, report it to the Pro Shop/Office or Bar and a staff member will complete an Incident Report Form. 3. If an injury is sustained by any person, contact the Clubhouse to obtain first aid assistance or to call an ambulance if considered necessary. 4. It is the player s responsibility to determine if weather conditions (including the threat of lightning) make play unsafe and to take appropriate action (including leaving the course). Should the course become unplayable or if there is potential danger from lightning or weather the SIREN may be sounded in which case players MUST immediately leave the course. ALWAYS SEEK THE ASSISTANCE OF TRAINED PERSONNEL. When you report unsafe conditions or events every effort will be made to eliminate the risk or reduce the risk. Golf can be a high risk activity, particularly if we are careless. REMEMBER, SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT 2

3 CONTENTS PAGE CLUB CONTACTS 1 SAFETY ALERT 2 BOARD Office Bearers 4 SUB COMMITTEES WOMEN S COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Dress Standards 7 Guests 9 Bar Service 12 Cafe Service 12 Security Locker Room 13 Complaints 14 Members Use of Course 14 Rights of Membership 15 Mobile Phones 15 Playing on the Course 15 Slow Play 16 Motorised Golf Transport 16 Practice 17 Playing Information 19 Time Sheets 20 QUICK REFERENCE 2018 C ships and Major Trophy Dates 23 Major Pennant Dates Competition Conditions 27 Handicaps 32 Visitors 34 Reciprocal Membership 35 WOMEN S C ships & Major Trophy 36 No 3 Grade Matches 38 Silver Pennant 39 Bronze I Bowl 40 Bronze II Shield 41 Bronze IV Pennant /2019 PROGRAMME 43 MEMBERS TELEPHONE NUMBERS 100 3

4 LONG REEF GOLF CLUB LIMITED OFFICE-BEARERS President: STEVE TWIGG Vice President: CATHERINE GOULD Captain: LES BROWNE Vice Captain: MARK STEVENS Treasurer: JOHN STEUART Directors: ANDY BRAY ELAINE COLDHAM NATALIE DRIVER DRAGAN MITROVIC General Manager: Professional: ANTHONY DIGNAN DANNY VERA 4

5 SUB COMMITTEES Finance: JOHN STEUART*, CATHERINE GOULD Match and Handicap: LES BROWNE*, MARK STEVENS, NATALIE DRIVER, DANNY VERA, WENDY MILLSON (Invitee: LILITH GOLLAN, MICK SNELL) House and Promotions: ELAINE COLDHAM*, JOHN STEUART, ANDY BRAY, MARG O CONNELL Course: MARK STEVENS*, NATALIE DRIVER, DANNY VERA (Invitee: LILITH GOLLAN, MICK SNELL) Scholarship: LES BROWNE* Membership and Marketing: CATHERINE GOULD*, DRAGAN MITROVIC Community Relations: STEVE TWIGG* (*Denotes Chairperson) President & General Manager Ex-Officio on all Sub- Committees Effective to October

6 WOMEN S COMMITTEE President: MARG O CONNELL Captain: Vice Captain: WENDY MILLSON GILDA SEVERINO Hon Secretary: KIM BRADFORD Hon Treasurer: LEONIE MALCOLM Handicap Mgr: LYNNE PARSONS Committee: JEN JANSSON KAREN SMITH Match Committee: WENDY MILLSON GILDA SEVERINO JEN JANSSON VWGA Delegate: JENNI BROWN 6

7 MEMBERS INFORMATION The following information summarises for members those Club rules most likely to be of immediate guidance and direction. These rules should, however, be read in conjunction with the By-Laws of the Club. No member shall willfully disobey or fail to observe the provisions of the Constitution or the By-Laws of the Club. Members must conduct themselves in such a manner so as not to bring discredit to the Club or cause their presence at the Club to be offensive to other members and/or their visitors. DRESS STANDARDS A standard of dress generally acceptable to the Members of the Club will be maintained at all times on the course and in the Clubhouse and their immediate surroundings (within the lease area). Any member of the Board, the General Manager, relevant staff and the Club Professional can raise any issue relating to the dress of a Member, Guest or Visitor. They have the authority to refuse admittance to any person failing to observe the dress standards. Guests, visitors and public green fee players are subject to the same dress standards as Members of the Club. MEN - The minimum acceptable standards of dress for men are as follows: (a) Smart casual attire unless otherwise advised by management for special or themed events. (b) Tailored trousers, jeans and shorts including neat plain denim and cargo style trousers or shorts. (c) Shirts may have attached, or polo collars including turtle neck and round neck shirts. T-Shirts may be worn in the Clubhouse provided they are clean, in good condition and are not displaying what a reasonable person would consider offensive or suggestive words or images, however T-Shirts are 7

8 not permitted on the golf course. (d) Suitable footwear while playing golf includes soft spiked golf shoes or rubber soled wholly enclosed shoes. Socks must be worn at all times while playing golf. (e) Suitable footwear while in the Clubhouse includes soft spiked golf shoes, wholly enclosed shoes without spikes, sandals and loafer/deck style shoes without socks. Leather or rubber thongs are permitted in the Clubhouse or outside terrace, however they are not permitted in any event or special function held in any of the club s function rooms at any time. Non permitted forms of dress for Men are as follows: (a) Men are not permitted to wear hats in the Clubhouse, with the exception of the outdoor areas and unless required for safety, medical or religious reasons. (b) Trousers or shorts with elastic or cord tie waists such as track, beach or gym style. (c) Low slung trousers or shorts and abbreviated shorts, board shorts or swim wear. (d) Football wear such as jumpers, shorts, socks and tracksuits of any type. (e) Singlets, tank tops or similar. (f) Items of clothing displaying words or images which a reasonable person would find suggestive or offensive. (g) Untidy and/or dirty footwear or bare feet. (h) Untidy, dirty or torn clothing. WOMEN - The minimum acceptable standards of dress for women are as follows: (a) Smart casual attire unless otherwise advised by management for special or themed events. (b) Skirts, tailored pants, tailored shorts. Blouses, shirts and tops should be worn tucked in unless of a style suitable for wearing over pants, shirts or shorts. (c) Suitable footwear while playing golf includes soft spiked golf shoes or rubber soled wholly enclosed shoes. Socks must be worn at all times while playing golf. (d) Suitable footwear while in the Clubhouse includes soft 8

9 spiked golf shoes, wholly enclosed shoes without spikes, sandals and loafer/deck style shoes without socks. Leather or rubber thongs are permitted in the Clubhouse or outside terrace, however they are not permitted in any event or special function held in any of the club s function rooms at any time. Non permitted forms of dress for Women are as follows: (a) Football wear such as jumpers, shorts, socks and tracksuits of any type. (b) Significantly revealing clothing, beach attire or similar. (c) Items of clothing displaying words or images which a reasonable person would find suggestive or offensive. (d) Untidy and/or dirty footwear or bare feet. (e) Untidy, dirty or torn clothing. GUESTS Members are encouraged to introduce guests to the Club subject to the following conditions:- In accordance with Club regulations and the 5km rule the name and address of each guest must be entered through the circle scan machine at Reception. This can be done by either scanning the guest s driver s licence or through manually entering their details on the screen provided. Each entry in the Guest Register shall be attested by the signature of the introducing member. Club dress regulations shall be met. Members accepting responsibility for the conduct of their guests both inside the Clubhouse and on the Course. Persons under 18 years of age are not permitted other than in the defined areas. For further information concerning guests, refer to the By-Laws of the Club. 9

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11 OPEN EVERY DAY FOR LUNCH BREAKFAST AVAILABLE ON WEEKENDS AM FOR BOOKINGS

12 BAR SERVICE Monday 10.30am to 7.00pm Tuesday 10.30am to 7.00pm Wednesday 9.00am to 7.00pm Thursday 10.30am to 7.00pm Friday 9.00am to 9.00pm Saturday 9.00am to 9.00pm Sunday 9.00am to 7.00pm Opening and closing times may vary at the General Managers discretion. Except for dine-in nights when closing time will vary. The Liquor Act and Responsible Service of Alcohol will be observed at all times by bar staff. CAFE SERVICE Unless otherwise determined and advised, catering/snack service facilities shall be available within the Clubhouse at the following times: Monday 9.00am to 3.00pm Tuesday 9.00am to 3.00pm Wednesday 9.00am to 5.00pm Thursday 9.00am to 3.00pm Friday 9.00am to 8.00pm Saturday 8.00am to 5.00pm Sunday 8.00am to 5.00pm Public Holidays Closing times will vary depending on demand Limited menu times - Wednesday 3.00pm to 5.00pm & Friday 4.00pm pm 12

13 LOCKER ROOM SECURITY For mutual comfort and enjoyment of the locker room areas members are requested:- To ensure their valuables are either securely locked in lockers or removed to a safe place. The Club shall not be liable for any loss or injury to the property or person of any member or visitor on the Club premises. To ensure golf equipment is not left in locker rooms or unattended outside the clubhouse. To lock valuables in lockers or make other arrangements. The Club Professional may be able to assist. To ensure their lockers are secured before leaving the locker room for play or before departing the Clubhouse. To report immediately to a Director or the General Manager any interference with personal property in the locker room area. To keep golf shoes and similar items stored into the areas provided so ensuring safe passage along walkway areas. To maintain the locker room in a clean and tidy condition at all times To return all towels used in the shower area to the soiled linen bin after use. To ensure that rubbish does not accumulate in lockers. Towels MUST NOT be removed from the locker rooms. 13

14 COMPLAINTS Any complaint by Members of the Club concerning Club employees or matters relating to Club management must be made in writing to the General Manager who will take any immediate action necessary and, where appropriate, submit it to the relevant committee. Members of the Club must not directly reprimand an employee, contractor, another member or guest of the Club. MEMBERS USE OF COURSE Members may play on the course outside competition times provided they: report to the starter before playing; and understand that public green fee paying players have priority on the tee. Members cannot reserve a time (outside competition times) unless they are playing with 2 green fee paying guests. Adhere to the Practice Policy Note that Course staff have right of way at all times. 14

15 RIGHTS OF MEMBERSHIP For details relating to entitlements, voting rights, playing rights for each membership classification reference should be made to the Constitution and By-Laws of the Club. MOBILE PHONES Players must ensure that mobile phones taken on the course do not distract other players. A mobile phone taken on the course must be switched off or in mute mode. PACE OF PLAY PLAYING ON THE COURSE If a group fails to keep its place on the course and loses more than one clear hole on the players in front, it must invite the following match to pass. The Match Committee will take appropriate action in accordance with Rule 6-7 (Rules of Golf) with any players who are continually slow. LOST BALLS Always watch your own and your playing partners ball until they finish, particularly if they are headed towards shrubs and rough etc. Play a provisional ball if the first ball may be lost (do not forget to declare a provisional to your marker). Please remember a maximum of 5 minutes is allowed to find the ball. If the group behind is waiting, call that group through while looking for a lost ball. 15

16 WHO ME?...SLOW? SLOW PLAY IS SELFISH PLAY You are slow if you have one clear fairway ahead; you must call the following group through if they are waiting and then keep up with them. You are slow if you do not, when possible, study your putt while others are putting and thus be ready as soon as it is your turn to putt. You are slow if you are first to hit off and you mark your card before hitting off. You are slow if you do not move as quickly as you can between shots or if you spend an inordinate amount of time conversing with other groups. Therefore a comfortable time for the round if you play early is 3h 45m and for later players 4 hours. All players in the group are responsible for the pace of play and maintaining their position in the field. MOTORISED GOLF TRANSPORT By-Laws and local notices regulating the movement of motorised golf transport must be strictly observed. As the motorised golf carts are not registered they must not leave the Club s leased area, but stay within the out of bounds pegs. The use of motorised carts by people not participating in the game of golf, other than Club staff during the course of normal business can only be authorised by the General Manager, the Club Captain or the Club President. 16

17 Privately owned motorised golf transport must have the authority of the Board in writing prior to being used on the course. Visitors/Guests motorised carts are not permitted on the course. Long Reef Golf Club Practice Facilities The practice facilities are for the use of all categories of playing members. To allow equitable access for all members, for safety reasons and for the care of these facilities the following conditions apply: Practice facilities include the practice fairway, practice greens, practice bunkers, chipping areas and their immediate surrounds. On days where a competition round is being played, the use of these facilities is restricted to playing Members and playing Guests who are participating in a competition round and at the time immediately prior to commencing that competition round. The practice facilities are open for Member s use after the last group in a competition round has teed off. A Member can only use the practice facilities on the days according to the class of membership held. They must report their practice intentions to the Pro Shop before commencing practice. Practice on the range/fairway must not cause inconvenience or danger to other members or to visiting golfers and balls MUST only be hit in a southerly direction and MUST not be hit beyond the orange pole visible at the southern end of the practice fairway. Balls hit on practice facilities must not be directed onto adjacent fairways. Balls must not be hit at or near to the practice greens or the 4th and 18th fairways and must not be hit according to the restrictions listed in the Members programme book, and the various signs concerning practice 17

18 facilities must be observed at all times. For a period of 30 minutes before their scheduled tee-off time in a competition round, Members and their Guests may use the practice fairway and nets for warming up or loosening up, however, they must not hit more than 20 balls on the practice fairway or practice nets in this process. The Club Professional may designate a teaching area which, if part of the practice facilities must not be used by Members unless agreed with the Club Professional. When using the practice fairway Members, Guests and Visitors who are playing a round of golf have absolute priority. If there is ANY RISK AT ALL of a misdirected shot endangering a person playing on the course, the player practicing MUST CEASE PRACTICE IMMEDIATELY, and not resume practice until that person is safely out of range. The practice chipping greens and practice bunkers must only be used for bunker and chipping practice. For chipping shots on the practice green located on the south east corner of the practice fairway, practice must not occur beyond 15 metres of the edge of the green. The practice chipping greens must not be used for putting practice or long, lofted approach shots. At the end of a period of practice, Members and their Guests MUST collect all practice balls from the practice fairway, practice bunkers and chipping greens as soon as possible after each practice session, as and when it is safe and practical to do so. The practice putting green immediately east of the Pro Shop is for putting practice only. No chipping is permitted onto this green and in order to protect the green surface players are required to avoid standing in the same position for more than 7 putts. Players using the practice nets are required to be considerate of other players, including those players who are waiting their 18

19 turn to use the nets. Players are also required to take any reasonable steps to care for and protect the practice nets including the need to report to the Pro Shop or office any wear and tear, or other damage accordingly. Practice chip shots on the practice chipping green located immediately south of the Pro Shop must only be played in a southerly direction and not from the course marked by OOB posts. When Members are playing a practice or social round on the course, they must report to the Pro Shop before hitting off. For practice or social play on the course, no more than 2 balls can be played, and play must only be from the tee markers of the day. Members are to always carry a sand bucket and fill divots during practice or social rounds COMPETITIONS PLAYING INFORMATION Standard conditions of play are available on the Long Reef Website. or the Office. The Match Committee may declare any competition to be cancelled prior to the first tee off time or, if in their opinion; insufficient players have completed their round. The Board reserves the right to alter any fixture in this programme book. 3 rd HOLE When playing the tee shot from the teeing ground of the 3rd hole, players are prohibited from playing on to the 3rd green. A player whose ball lands or finishes on the 3rd green will be disqualified. Further action may be taken by the Board. THE STARTER The Club Professional, or his representative, is the official starter of the competition. The starter may rearrange groups or individuals to ensure efficient starting of the field. 19

20 SCORE CARDS Members must lodge all score cards for competition rounds. Competition scorecards must be completed in accordance with the Rules of Golf and scanned in the Clubhouse computerised scorecard system. Each player is responsible for checking that their score on the scanning screen is correct and matches the written scorecard score before saving their score into the computerised scorecard system. Players must use the scorecard issued by the Starter. Players need to complete the cross out section as well as the numerical section of the card and must submit their card on the LRGC recording system within 10 minutes of the completion of their round. Should a discrepancy be discovered, the written numbers on the card will be taken as the official score Any protest in connection with a competition or match must be lodged in writing as soon as possible after completion of that competition or match. Such protest will be dealt with by the Match Committee. TIMESHEETS Electronic time sheets are used for Member competitions. Members may enter only themselves and three partners. If a member wishes to play where there is no vacancy they can add their name to the Waiting List. 20

21 Kiosk & Internet Opening Times for Time Sheets (Subject to change) Monday Auto open to kiosk 10 days 5.00pm Auto open to Internet 10 days 6.30pm Tuesday Auto open to kiosk 8 days 4.00pm Auto open to Internet 8 days 4.00pm Wednesday Auto open to kiosk 8 days 5.00pm Auto open to Internet 8 days 5.30pm Thursday Auto open to kiosk 8 days 5.00pm Auto open to Internet 8 days 5.00pm Friday Auto open to kiosk 7days 9.00am Auto open to Internet 7 days 9.00am Saturday Auto open to kiosk 8 days 5.30pm Auto open to Internet 8 days 6.00pm Sunday Auto open to kiosk 9 days 4.30pm Auto open to Internet 9 days 6.30pm 21

22 CANCELLATION Players cancelling their time should do so in a timely manner (no later than 30 minutes before their tee time) so as to cause minimum inconvenience and allow a substitute player. REPORTING TO THE STARTER On the day of the competition players must report to the starter 10 minutes prior to their tee-off time. If the player does not report 10 minutes prior, the Starter may substitute a player on the Waiting List if available. The late player will then be placed at the end of the waiting list or a later tee time. Continual late arrival may result in reduced privileges. PLAYERS READY TO TEE OFF Players must be ready to tee off at the time displayed or that advised by the Starter. The penalty for a breach of Rule 6-3a is disqualification. It is advisable to be present at the tee 5 minutes prior to starting time. 22

23 QUICK REFERENCE 2018 CHAMPIONSHIPS AND MAJOR TROPHY DATES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP, A RESERVE, B AND C GRADE CUPS Qualifying Rounds: C Grade: Saturday 15 September and 22 September; Club Championship, A Reserve, B Grade: Saturday 29 September, 6 October Match play - All Grades: Round 1: Saturday 13 October - 18 holes Quarter Finals: Saturday 20 October - 18 holes Semi Finals: Sunday 21 October - 18 holes Finals: Sunday 28 October - 36 holes Note: Final positions for Match play will be decided by countback (i.e. no play offs) JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round: Saturday 29 September, 2nd Round: Saturday 6 October - Open to all members under 18 years of age at 29 September SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round: Saturday 29 September, 2nd Round: Saturday 6 October - Open to all 7 Day Male members 55 years of age and over at 29 September FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP, B GRADE and C GRADE Qualifying Round: Saturday 21 July Match Play: Quarter Finals: Saturday 28 July - 18 holes Semi Finals - Saturday 11 August - 18 holes Finals - Saturday 18 August - Championship 36 holes B and C Grade 18 holes Note: Final positions for Match play will be decided by countback (ie no play offs) 23

24 MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round: Sunday 20 May 2nd Round: Sunday 27 May MIXED FOURSOMES CUP Sunday 20 May LONG REEF MEDAL & LONG REEF SALVER Saturday 10 November LONG REEF SENIOR MEDAL Monday 26 November WHYTOCK CUP Saturday 7 July Best net score in each Grade in each Monthly Medal qualify each month. At the end of 12 months the qualifiers are to play off in the July Medal Competition. HUDSON SHIELD Saturday 10 March Best Net Score in A, B or C Grade to qualify each quarter in the Hudson Shield Par Competition. At the end of 12 months the 4 qualifiers are to play off in the March Hudson Shield Par Competition. FOUNDERS CUP Round 1: Saturday 6 January Round 2: Saturday 3 February 36 Holes Stroke Handicap event played in conjunction with the January and February Medals. PRESIDENTS CUP Saturday 2 June 18 holes Stroke Handicap event played in conjunction with the June Medal. 24

25 CAPTAINS CUP Saturday 1 December 18 holes stroke Handicap event played in conjunction with the December Medal. SUMMER CUP (STROKE PLAY CUP) Round 1: Saturday 6 January Round 2: Saturday 13 January Round 3: Saturday 3 February 54 holes Stroke played on days as set by the Match Committee, usually in January and February. SERVICES CUP Monday 24 September Singles played on Combined Services Day. BARLING TROPHY Sunday 22 April Singles open to any 5, 6 or 7 day members that have been a member for 20 years or more. VINCE HORAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Best Net Score in the 1st Wednesday Competition each month to qualify. At the end of 12 months the qualifiers are to play off in the 1st Wednesday in October. VINCE HORAN MEDAL Saturday 4 August Played in conjunction with the August monthly medal. MONTHLY MEDALS Generally the 1 st Saturday of the Month 25

26 MIDWEEK STROKE PLAY CUP A net stroke event played over 2 rounds on a Wednesday as set in the programme book. MIDWEEK PREMIERSHIP A gross & net stroke event played over 2 rounds on a Wednesday as set out in the programme book. Open to 5 & 6 day members ONLY MICK SNELL - HANDICAP MATCH PLAY CUP Qualifying - Saturday 14 April Match Play - Saturday 21 April, Saturday 28 April, Saturday 12 May, Saturday 19 May 4 BALL KNOCKOUT Qualifying - Saturday 10 February Match Play - Saturday 17 February, 24 February, 3 March MAJOR PENNANT DATES 2018 Round 1 11 th February v The The Australian Round 2 18 th February v The Long Reef Round 3 25 th February v Long Reef Round 4 4 th March v Cabramatta Round 5 11 th March v Mona Mona Vale Round 6 18 th March v Mona Long Reef 26

27 COMPETITION CONDITIONS MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP Open to all 5, 6 and 7 day members. Played over 36 hole stroke play on two Sundays as set down in the programme. This may be reduced to 18 holes if the number of entries does not warrant 36 holes. Men to hit off the first tee in the first round and women to hit off the first tee in the second round. In the event of a tie the Championship will be decided by a sudden death play off. MIXED FOURSOMES CUP Open to all 5, 6 and 7 day members. Played over 18 holes stroke on the first Sunday of the Championship. This is a net event. Handicaps ½ the partners aggregate handicap. Men to hit off the first tee. In the event of a tie, the winner will be decided by a count back. MEN v WOMEN Played on a Sunday as set down in the programme book. It is open to all classes of playing membership. Fourball Bestball competition played off full current Golf Australia daily handicap. 27

28 ECLECTIC Weekend Summer Eclectic commences 27 October and ends 26 January Weekend Winter Eclectic commences 23 June and ends 22 September Midweek Eclectic commences 2 May and ends 25 July MONTHLY MEDAL COMPETITIONS Ties will be decided by play-off(s) on succeeding Monthly Medal dates. INTER CLUB FIXTURES In Interclub events such as Long Reef v Goulburn, Long Reef v Cromer, Long Reef v Forster, Long Reef v Scone, Junior members may play only by invitation of the Club Captain. MEN s CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS Club Championship, A Reserve, B and C Grade Cups Open to all 7 Day Male members. Qualifying rounds and Match Play rounds as listed in the Quick reference guide. Club Championship, A Reserve, B & C Grade Cups matches are played over 18 holes with 36 holes Final. When published, the Championship Match Play Draw remains as is. Any Member withdrawing for any reason forfeits to his opponent. 28

29 Members are requested to advise the Match Committee if unable to play in the Championship Match Play rounds prior to the Match Play Draw being published. MEN s FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP Qualifying round and Match Play rounds as listed in the Quick Reference guide. Lower handicap in each side will determine grade. For qualifying purposes both players must list their handicaps on the card. COMPETITION VARIANTS Combined Gross This competition is played in pairs with each partners gross score added together to give the combined gross score on a hole. The total combined holes scores are added at the completion of the round to give the Combined Gross Score for the player pair. Aggregate (4 players) Same as the Combined competition, each partners stableford score is added together to give the Combined score for the hole. Combined Net Same as Combined Gross competition, each partners Net score is added together to give the Combined Net score for the hole. Best 3 of 4 Net Played in exactly the same manner as Best 3 of 4 Gross, except that the players handicap and strokes are taken into account to determine each players Net score (rather than the Gross score) on each hole. For a net definition see the Net competition type. 29

30 Hidden Holes () The hidden holes competition is the total of the stableford scores for each of the hidden holes selected. Scores on holes not included in the hole selection are simply ignored. Eclectic Competitors play two or more rounds and the eclectic score is the lowest score obtained at each hole on the rounds for a specific course. American A player records 4 points if a birdie is scored on a hole; 3 points for par, 2 points for bogey; 1 point for double bogey. Points over the 18 holes are totaled, then the player s daily handicap is added to that total Eg: Total points 42, Handicap 10, Score = 52. Winner is the player with the most points. Irish The Irish competition works differently for 9 and 18 hole competitions: In the 18 hole version of the competition the normal score counts for holes 1 to 6. The score for holes 7 to 12 are multiplied by 2, and then the score for holes 13 to 18 are multiplied by 3. In the 9 hole Irish competition the normal score counts for holes 1 to 3, the scores for holes 4 to 6 are multiplied by 2, and the scored for holes 7 to 9 are multiplied by 3. Multiplier In a multiplier competition, a team of 2 players have their scores multiplied together for each hole. For example, Bob and John score a 2 and a 2 on the first: this will make their combined score a 4. However, if Bob had a 0, this will make their combined score 0 if John played well. 30

31 Best 2 multiplied by 3 rd This competition must be played with either 3 or 4 players. For each hole the best 2 scores are totaled together and then multiplied by the 3 rd best score to give you the total score on the hole for the group. If 4 players are playing together, it allows for the worst score on the hole to be ignored. If only 3 players play together all players scores count toward the hole. On completion of the round the total of each of the best 2 multiplied by 3 rd holes are added to give the group the Best 2 multiplied by 3 rd score. MOTORISED GOLF TRANSPORT The use of motorised golf transport in Championship events is not permitted except in special circumstances decided by the Match Committee. (Caddies can use a motorised cart provided the player does not ride in, sit in or otherwise use the cart at any time). KNOCKOUTS In Knockout Competitions matches must be played on or before the date set down for play. No extension will be granted except in special circumstances decided by the Match Committee. Entrance Fee per player must be paid to starter on day of play. No entry will be accepted after the published closing date and the posted draw is final. Knockout Competitions will be played as match play in accordance with the rules of golf and any local rules as may be determined from time to time. In Mixed Knockout women play from red markers, men from blue markers. Current Golf Australia daily handicaps to be used. Lowest marker goes to scratch and all other players receive full difference from lowest marker (no limits). Handicaps will be those shown by Golf link on the day of play. 31

32 HANDICAPS Handicaps will be established and maintained in accordance with the Golf Australia handicapping system. Members desiring to establish handicaps, shall on being elected to membership, return to the Professional, three cards checked and signed by the respective markers, who shall be a member of a registered Golf Club. MEN S HANDICAP Handicap grades for Club competitions are: A Grade GA Daily Handicap 12 and under, B Grade GA Daily Handicap 13 to 18 inclusive, C Grade GA Daily Handicap 19 and above. Men s Golf Australia Handicap Limits for Club Championships: A Reserve B Grade C Grade 16.1 and above HANDICAP - WOMEN 2018 grades for Club competitions: Div GA, Div GA, Div GA. Handicapping is carried out in accordance with the Golf Australia handicapping regulations. 32

33 SINGLE EVENTS Stroke - full handicap. Par - full handicap. - full handicap. Handicap Match Play - full difference of handicaps. Handicap strokes taken as per score card match play index. FOURSOMES (incl. Mixed): Stroke - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. Par - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. Handicap Match Play - 1/2 of difference of aggregate handicaps. CANADIAN FOURSOMES (incl. Mixed): Stroke - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. Par - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. - 1/2 of aggregate handicaps. 33

34 VISITORS & GUESTS- GOLF A Visitor with a Golf Australia handicap who is a member of an Affiliated golf club may play in the Monday open competitions. Members may invite a guest with a Golf Australia handicap to play in the Sunday Members competition No guest is permitted to play competition rounds (other than Monday) on more than 4 occasions in any 12 month period. Permission must be given by the General Manager, Captain or President if a member wishes to bring a guest on any other occasion except invitation days. In all cases a Members Guests Green fee must be paid except on the Invitation Days as listed in the programme book. Members Guests Green Fee Competition $46.00 Social Weekend and Public Holidays $55.00 Social Mid-Week $45.00 INVITATION DAYS Invitation Days as indicated in the programme are open to members and their visitors from other affiliated golf courses who hold a current Golf Australia handicap. Competition fees, as determined by Committee apply for visitors on these days. 34

35 RECIPROCAL MEMBERSHIP The Club has reciprocal arrangements with the Clubs listed below. Long Reef members on visiting those Clubs, will be afforded privileges as detailed in the authorised Reciprocal agreements. Members wishing to avail themselves of these privileges should obtain a letter of introduction from the Golf Operations Manager. Forster Tuncurry, NSW Goulburn Golf Club, Goulburn, NSW Horizons, Port Stephens, NSW Tocumwal Golf Club, NSW Hartfield Country Club Inc., Forrestfield, WA Gailes Golf Club, Goodna, QLD Virginia Golf Club, Brisbane, QLD Mackay Golf Club, Mackay, QLD Kingston Beach Golf Club, Hobart, TAS Portsea Golf Club, VIC Settlers Run Golf & Country Club, VIC Blackwood Golf Club, SA 35

36 QUICK REFERENCE 2018 CHAMPIONSHIPS AND MAJOR TROPHY DATES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Stroke - 11, 16, 18 October WOMEN S WEEKEND PREMIERSHIP 16 and 23 September FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 3, 8 and 10 May MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP 20 and 27 May WOMEN S WEEKEND FOURSOMES PREMIERSHIP 22 July GNSW & CLUB MEDAL 8 March, 12 April, 17 May, 7 June, 5 July, 2 August GNSW WEEKEND MEDAL 3 February, 3 March, 7 April, 5 May, 2 June, 7 July GNSW WOMEN S BOWL 4BBB Weekday 29 March, Weekend 17 March KENO FOUR BALL PAR Weekday 26 July, Weekend 9 June GNSW GOODWILL PLATE 12 April Charity event held by GNSW best net score from entries played on one stroke round 36

37 LONG REEF PLATE 10 April Played in 2 Divisions, and It is an open stableford event. LONG REEF SALVER 10 November Played on a Saturday in conjunction with the Long Reef Medal. GA Handicaps 15.6 & under, Open Stroke event. WOMEN S CAPTAIN S TROPHY Qualifying Rounds and Match Play 2, 7, 9 and 14 August WOMEN S PRESIDENT S TROPHY Qualifying Round and Match Play 17 May, 22 May, 29 May, 31 May McNICOL TROPHY Best 4 of 6 Par Rounds WIEDERSEHN TROPHY Best 6 nett stroke rounds SUPERVETS 26 April, 14 June, 30 August. Best 2 from 3 rounds for age 70 and over For events which require qualification you will automatically be included in a draw UNLESS you mark your card accordingly with NQ 37

38 NO.3 GRADE INTER-CLUB MATCHES 2018 SEASON 23 rd CASTLE HILL 1st Tee 8.00am Lakeside v North Ryde 1st Tee 8.30am Woolooware v Elanora 1st Tee 9.00am Carnarvon v Long Reef 2 nd NORTH RYDE 1st Tee 8:00am Castle Hill v Elanora 1st Tee 8:30am Lakeside v Long Reef 1st Tee 9:00am Woolooware v Carnarvon 9 th ELANORA 1st Tee 8:00am North Ryde v Long Reef 1st Tee 8:30am Castle Hill v Carnarvon 1st Tee 9:00am Lakeside v Woolooware 16 th LONG REEF 1st Tee 7:30am Elanora v Carnarvon 1st Tee 8:00am North Ryde v Woolooware 1st Tee 8:30am Castle Hill v Lakeside 23 rd CARNARVON 1st Tee 8:00am Long Reef v Woolooware 1st Tee 8:30am Elanora v Lakeside 1st Tee 9:00am North Ryde v Castle Hill 6 th WOOLOOWARE 1st Tee 8.00am Carnarvon v Lakeside 1st Tee 8.30am Long Reef v Castle Hill 1st Tee 9.00am Elanora v North Ryde 13 th LAKESIDE 1st Tee 8:00am Woolooware v Castle Hill 1st Tee 8:30am Carnarvon v North Ryde 1st Tee 9:00am Long Reef v Elanora 38

39 SILVER PENNANT 2018 SEASON Teams to consist of 5 players ¾ Handicap Matchplay GA th CASTLE HILL 1st tee 8.00am Muirfield v Carnarvon 1st tee 8.30am Long Reef v Chatswood 1st tee 9.00am Bayview v Wakehurst 11 th MUIRFIELD 1st tee 8.00am Carnarvon v Bayview 1st tee 8.30am Wakehurst v Long Reef 1st tee 9.00am Castle Hill v Chatswood 18 th CARNARVON 1st tee 8.00am Chatswood v Wakehurst 1st tee 8.30am Long Reef v Castle Hill 1st tee 9.00am Bayview v Muirfield 25 th BAYVIEW 1st tee 8.00am Muirfield v Chatswood 1st tee 8.30am Wakehurst v Castle Hill 1st tee 9.00am Carnarvon v Long Reef 1 st WAKEHURST 1st tee 8.00am Bayview v Long Reef 1st tee 8.30am Castle Hill v Muirfield 1st tee 9.00am Chatswood v Carnarvon 8 th LONG REEF 1st tee 8.00am Carnarvon v Castle Hill 1st tee 8.30am Muirfield v Wakehurst 1st tee 9.00am Chatswood v Bayview 15 th CHATSWOOD 1st tee 8.00am Long Reef v Muirfield 1st tee 8.30am Wakehurst v Carnarvon 1st tee 9.00am Castle Hill v Bayview 39

40 BRONZE I BOWL PENNANT 2018 SEASON Teams to consist of 5 players Minimum GA Handicap of st KILLARA 1st tee 8.00am Asquith v Cammeray 1st tee 8.30am Wakehurst v Long Reef 8 th ASQUITH 1st tee 8.00am Cammeray v Long Reef 1st tee 8.30am Killara v Wakehurst 15 th CAMMERAY 1st tee 8.00am Wakehurst v Asquith 1st tee 8.30am Long Reef v Killara 22 nd WAKEHURST 1st tee 8.00am Killara v Cammeray 1st tee 8.30am Asquith v Long Reef 29 th LONG REEF 1st tee 8.00am Asquith v Killara 1st tee 8.30am Cammeray v Wakehurst 40

41 BRONZE II SHEILD 2018 Team to consist of 5 players Minimum GA Handicap th CROMER 1st tee 8.00am Manly v Monash 1st tee 8.30am Long Reef v Mona Vale 1st tee 9.00am Warringah v Roseville 18 th MANLY 1st tee 8.00am Monash v Warringah 1st tee 8.30am Roseville v Long Reef 1st tee 9.00am Cromer v Mona Vale 25 th MONASH 1st tee 8.00am Mona Vale v Roseville 1st tee 8.30am Long Reef v Cromer 1st tee 9.00am Warringah v Manly 1 st WARRINGAH 1st tee 8.00am Manly v Mona Vale 1st tee 8.30am Roseville v Cromer 1st tee 9.00am Monash v Long Reef 8 th R O S E V I L L E 1st tee 8.00am Warringah v Long Reef 1st tee 8.30am Cromer v Manly 1st tee 9.00am Mona Vale v Monash 15 th LONG REEF 1st tee 8.00am Monash v Cromer 1st tee 8.30am Manly v Roseville 1st tee 9.00am Mona Vale v Warringah 22 nd MONA VALE 1st tee 8.00am Long Reef v Manly 1st tee 8.30am Roseville v Monash 1st tee 9.00am Cromer v Warringah 41

42 BRONZE IV PENNANT 2018 Team to consist of 5 players ¾ Handicap Matchplay GA th BAYVIEW 1st Tee 8.00am Wakehurst v Roseville 1st Tee 8.30am Castle Cove v Long Reef 1st Tee 9.00am Cammeray v Warringah 13 th WAKEHURST 1st Tee 8.00am Roseville v Cammeray 1st Tee 8.30am Warringah v Castle Cove 1st Tee 9.00am Bayview v Long Reef 20 th ROSEVILLE 1st Tee 8.00am Long Reef v Warringah 1st Tee 8.30am Castle Cove v Bayview 1st Tee 9.00am Cammeray v Wakehurst 27 th CAMMERAY 1st Tee 8.00am Wakehurst v Long Reef 1st Tee 8.30am Warringah v Bayview 1st Tee 9.00am Roseville v Castle Cove 3 rd WARRINGAH 1st Tee 8.00am Cammeray v Castle Cove 1st Tee 8.30am Bayview v Wakehurst 1st Tee 9.00am Long Reef v Roseville 10 th CASTLE COVE 1st Tee 8.00am Roseville v Bayview 1st Tee 8.30am Wakehurst v Warringah 1st Tee 9.00am Long Reef v Cammeray 17 th LONG REEF 1st Tee 8.00am Castle Cove v Wakehurst 1st Tee 8.30am Warringah v Roseville 1st Tee 9.00am Bayview v Cammeray 42

43 JANUARY 2018 Monday 1 New Year s Day - Public Holiday 4BBB & Singles 2 tee start Tuesday 2 Wednesday 3 4BBB & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Thursday 4 1 tee start Friday 5 Collaroy Surf Club 7.30am Shotgun Start Saturday 6 Stroke January Medal Summer Cup Round 1 Founders Cup Round 1 Stroke - Medal Summer Cup Round 1 Sunday 7 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 43

44 JANUARY 2018 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Singles Thursday 11 Friday 12 No Competition Saturday 13 Stroke Summer Cup Round 2 Stroke Summer Cup Round 2 Sunday 14 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 44

45 JANUARY 2018 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Rookies Wednesday 17 Best 3 of 4 & Single Thursday 18 2 x tee start Friday 19 No Competition Saturday 20 4BBB & Singles *** ***Weekend Aggregate commences Sunday 21 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 45

46 JANUARY 2018 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Rookies Wednesday 24 4BBB & Singles Thursday 25 2 x tee start Friday 26 Saturday 27 Australia Day Public Holiday 4BBB & Singles 2 tee start Sunday 28 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 46

47 JANUARY 2018 Monday 29 Tuesday 30 Wednesday 31 Rookies 4BBB & Singles FEBRUARY 2018 Thursday 1 Opening Day 8 am Shotgun Start Teams Event Annual Entry Fees Payable Friday 2 Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Sth Narrabeen Surf Club 8am Shotgun Friday Club AGM 11am 1pm Shotgun Stroke February Medal Summer Cup Round 3 Founders Cup Round 2 Stroke Round 1 Golf NSW Medal (Entry Fee payable) Summer Cup Round 3 4BBB & Singles 6 and 7 Day Womens Opening Day 4BBB 47

48 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday 7 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Sunday 11 Rookies -9 th tee Police Golf Day 10am 1 x tee 4BBB & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Par - McNicol Trophy starts Qualifying Round Singles Knockout 16 to qualify Match Play 20/2, 22/2, 27/2, 1/3 Qualifying Round Long Markers Knockout 8 to qualify Matchplay 20/2, 22/2, 1/3 Veterans Vouchers Friday Club 4BBB & Singles Qualifying Four Ball Knockout 8 pairs to qualify (Men & Women) Play Off 17/2, 24/2, 3/3 (Saturdays) *** Major Pennants v The The Australian 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 48

49 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 12 Tuesday 13 Barrenjoey Week of Golf 2 x tees 7.30am Div 3 PM - (Limited times) Rookies NPICC - 12pm 1 st tee Wednesday 14 Stroke - White Tees Thursday 15 Barrenjoey Week of Golf 8am Shotgun Start Friday 16 Special Olympics 8am Shotgun Start Friday Club 1pm Shotgun Start Saturday 17 Irish Irish Four Ball Knock Out - Round 1 Sunday 18 Major Pennants v The Long Reef 49

50 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 19 Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 Par Par Singles & Long Markers Knockout - 1 st Round Match Play Rookies 4BBB & Singles Par Thursday 22 2 nd Singles Knockout Matchplay Semi Final Long Markers K/O Matchplay Friday 23 Smooth FM 8am Shotgun Start Friday Club 1pm Shotgun Start Saturday 24 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Four Ball Knock Out - Semi Final Sunday 25 Major Pennant v Reef 7am 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 50

51 FEBRUARY 2018 Monday 26 & Best 3 of 4 & Best 3 of 4 Tuesday 27 Semi Final Singles Knockout Match play Rookies Wednesday 28 4BBB & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying MARCH 2018 Thursday 1 Friday 2 Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Final Singles Knockout Final Long Markers Knockout Friday Club Stroke March Medal Stroke Round 2 GNSW Medal Four Ball Knock Out - Final Major Pennants v Cabramatta Singles & Teams Multiplier Singles & Teams Multiplier 51

52 MARCH 2018 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Rookies Wednesday 7 Best 3 of 4 & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Thursday 8 Stroke Club Medal Round 1 Golf NSW Medal Round 1 Club President s Trophy Friday 9 South Curl Curl 8am shotgun Friday Club 1pm shotgun Saturday 10 Par Hudson Shield Qualifying and Play Off for Shield Par Sunday 11 Major Pennant v Mona Mona Vale Singles & Teams Multiplier Singles & Teams Multiplier 52

53 MARCH 2018 Monday 12 Tuesday 13 Rookies Wednesday 14 4BBB & Singles Thursday 15 PAR Mixed Division Draw Veterans Vouchers Dan Cullen Trophy (Hickory) 2pm Friday 16 Women s Grade 3 Pennant 7.30am - 9am Friday Club Saturday 17 *** NSW Bowl 4BBB Sunday 18 Major Pennants v Mona Long Reef 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 53

54 MARCH 2018 Monday 19 GREEN RENOVATIONS COURSE CLOSED FISHERMANS BEACH CLEAN UP Tuesday 20 GREEN RENOVATIONS COURSE CLOSED Wednesday 21 2 Ball Ambrose Thursday 22 Team Event Friday 23 Insight Golf Day 8am Shotgun Friday Club 1pm Shotgun Saturday 24 Singles & Multiplier Singles & Multiplier Sunday 25 Men v Women Draw No Visitors 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 54

55 MARCH 2018 Monday 26 4BBB & Singles Par 4BBB & Singles Par Tuesday 27 Rookies Wednesday 28 Thursday 29 Golf NSW Bowl 4BBB Friday 30 Good Friday - Public Holiday No Competition Saturday 31 Easter Saturday Sunday 1 APRIL 2018 Easter Sunday - Public Holiday Daylight Savings Ends 55

56 APRIL 2018 Monday 2 Easter Monday - Public Holiday 2 x Tee start Tuesday 3 Rookies Wednesday 4 2 Ball Aggregate & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Thursday 5 Par Mixed Divisions Grandmothers Trophy Friday 6 Friday Club Saturday 7 Stroke - April Medal Stroke Rd 3 - GNSW Medal Sunday 8 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 56

57 APRIL 2018 Monday 9 US Masters Breakfast and Golf 9.30am Shotgun Start Tuesday 10 Long Reef Plate 2 Divisions (19-30, 31-45) Rookies Wednesday 11 4BBB & Singles Thursday 12 Stroke - GNSW Medal Rd 2 Goodwill Plate Friday 13 Friday Club Saturday 14 Mick Snell Cup Qualifying 8 to qualify AM Field 8 to qualify PM Field Sunday 15 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 57

58 APRIL 2018 Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Open Day - Mona Vale Hospital Auxiliary -Team Event Rookies Wednesday 18 Singles & Hidden Holes Thursday 19 2 Ball Multiplier & Singles Friday 20 Friday Club Saturday 21 *** Mick Snell Cup - Round 1 AM Field & PM Field Matchplay Sunday 22 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Barling Trophy 5, 6 and 7 Day Members with more than 20 years of membership are eligible to enter 58

59 APRIL 2018 Monday 23 Tuesday 24 Wednesday 25 ANZAC Day Public Holiday 4BBB & Singles Return Service Trophy Thursday 26 Super Vets Rd 1 Veterans Vouchers Friday 27 Friday Club Saturday 28 Par Par Mick Snell Cup - Quarter Final AM Field & PM Field Matchplay Sunday 29 LR v Long Reef 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Masters Pennant v Long Reef 11am 59

60 APRIL 2018 Monday 30 MAY 2018 Tuesday 1 Wednesday 2 Thursday 3 Friday 4 Saturday 5 Sunday 6 Rookies 4BBB & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Wednesday Eclectic commences (ends 25 th July) Stroke - Annis Soutar Foursomes Championship, Bronze and C Grade Foursomes Premierships - Round 1 Friday Club Stroke May Medal Stroke Round 4 GNSW Medal Vets Challenge Brooch 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 60

61 MAY 2018 Monday 7 Tuesday 8 Stroke - Annis Soutar Foursomes Championship Bronze and C Grade Foursomes Premierships - Round 2 Rookies Wednesday 9 & Hidden Holes Thursday 10 Stroke - Annis Soutar Foursomes Championships - Round 3 Bronze and C Grade Foursomes Premierships - Round 3 Presentation to follow Friday 11 Friday Club Saturday 12 & Hidden Holes Mick Snell Cup - Semi Final AM Field & PM Field Matchplay Sunday 13 Mothers Day 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 61

62 MAY 2018 Monday 14 2 Ball Aggregate & Singles 2 Ball Aggregate & Singles Tuesday 15 Rookies Wednesday 16 Singles & Teams Multiplier Thursday 17 Stroke - NSW Medal Rd 3 Qualifying Women s President s Trophy Veterans Challenge Brooch Friday 18 Friday Club Saturday 19 *** Mick Snell Cup - Final Sunday 20 1 st Round Mixed Foursomes Championship Mixed Foursomes Cup in 6 s 62

63 MAY 2018 Monday 21 Tuesday 22 Women s President s Trophy Match Play Round 1 Wednesday 23 4BBB & Singles Thursday 24 Annual Visitors Day - Team Event Friday 25 Friday Club Saturday 26 4BBB & Singles Sunday 27 2 nd Round Mixed Foursomes Championship 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 63

64 MAY 2018 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Women s President s Trophy Matchplay Round 2 Rookies Wednesday 30 Singles & Best 3 of 4 Net Thursday 31 Women s President s Trophy Final JUNE 2018 Friday 1 Saturday 2 Friday Club Stroke June Medal - President s Cup Stroke Medal GNSW Round 5 Medal Left Handers Cup - Men & Women (Trophy donated by Left Handers Association) Sunday 3 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Masters Pennant v Long Reef 11am 64

65 JUNE 2018 Monday 4 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Tuesday 5 Rookies Wednesday 6 4BBB & Singles Vince Horan Qualifying Thursday 7 Stroke - GNSW Medal Rd 4 Veterans Vouchers Friday 8 Women s Silver Pennant 8am Friday Club Saturday 9 Par Hudson Shield Qualifying Par Golf NSW Fourball Sunday 10 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 65

66 JUNE 2018 Monday 11 Queens Birthday Public Holiday 2 x tee start Tuesday 12 Four Ball Knockout Qualifying Rookies Wednesday 13 4BBB & Singles Thursday 14 Dot Leonard Rose Bowl Super Vets Round 2 Friday 15 Women s Bronze II Pennant 8am Friday Club Saturday 16 4BBB & Singles & Hidden Holes 4BBB & Singles Sunday 17 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles Masters Pennant v Long Reef 11am 66

67 JUNE 2018 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Sydney Veteran Golfers 8.00am 2 x tee start Rookies Wednesday 20 4BBB & Singles Par Thursday 21 Par - Mixed Divisions Remembrance Trophies Veteran s Trophy Friday 22 Friday Club Saturday 23 & Multiplier - White tees *** Saturday Winter Men and Women s Eclectic commences (ends 22 nd September) Sunday 24 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 67

68 JUNE 2018 Monday 25 4BBB & Singles Par 4BBB & Singles Par Tuesday 26 Four Ball Knockout Round 1 Rookies Wednesday 27 Best 3 of 4 & Singles Thursday 28 Four Ball Knockout Semi Final Friday 29 Women s Bronze 1 Pennant 8am Friday Club Saturday 30 4BBB & Par Hudson Shield Qualifying 4BBB & Par JULY 2018 Sunday 1 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 68

69 JULY 2018 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Four Ball Knockout Final Rookies Wednesday 4 Singles & Multiplier Vince Horan Qualifying Thursday 5 Stroke - GNSW Medal Rd 5 Round 2 Club President s Trophy Club 19 Golf Day 1pm Friday 6 Friday Club Saturday 7 Stroke - June Medal Whytock Cup Play Off Stroke - GNSW Medal Rd 6 Sunday 8 4BBB & Singles 4BBB & Singles 69