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Captains Corner
Daryl Muir

Our Golf Club is built on a foundation of Rules and Respect.  In my short tenure I have observed that there are areas of these that could be better observed by us all so here is a gentle reminder on what we can all do.

The Rules of Golf apply to us all and are written to assist everybody that plays the game and we all do our best to observe these when we are out on the course.

The second set of Rules are provided by the Club, the Board and its various committees to help the smooth running of the club and the course itself.

When you are on the course and the sign says “Replace your Divots”, please do so or use the sand provided to fill the damage left behind.  If the sign says “Repair your Pitch Marks” do so.  This saves an enormous amount of the green staff’s time rectifying these issues.  The same goes for the cart signs if they are directing you to the paths or away from the green, you MUST observe this.  This is for the benefit of all members to ensure we continue to have great greens, tees and surrounds.

If you have played a bunker shot, rake the bunker to a standard that you could play a shot from.  Don’t just walk away.  With the volume of players we have on the course this summer, slow play has been frustrating at times.  Please ensure your four plays ready golf, if you have completed play, clear the green for the group behind.  If you are the group behind, please wait until the players are clear ahead before taking your shot.  Do not hit up on the players in front.  There have been too many close calls to date.

There are various barriers and post and chain fences around the course.  We have a beautiful yet fragile environment in which we play.  These are there to ensure this is ongoing.  Please don’t lift them out of the way and push your trundler or drive your golf cart through them.  Don’t lift your trundler over them and just keep walking.  Take the long way around.  Save the fragile areas of the course for golf only.

We have a wonderful facility here, the envy of many, please respect it.

The second unspoken rule of the Club is respect.  This is for all club members, hardworking green staff and admin, bar staff and caterers.  That means that if you have finished with your glasses and plates place them in the appropriate place when you have finished, don’t leave them for somebody else to clear away.

If you rearrange the tables and chairs, put them back the way you found them.  If your player’s group have spent days organizing an event for you or a twilight evening, please give them the respect of being quiet while they conduct prizegiving.  Whilst you may not have won a prize somebody else has.  Show them and the organisers some respect.

There is a rule in place preventing alcohol on the course.  This is because the Club’s Liquor Licence extends only to the Clubhouse, not the entire course.  The fines for breaking this Licencing Law are very harsh and I am sure we do not want this added expense to our Balance sheet.  Please observe this.

We have a fantastic course at a beautiful location, if we follow the rules and all show a little respect for everyone involved in the Club it will run all the better for it.

ELVIS SHOW

A reminder to those that have not yet purchased their tickets that there is only one day left.

This should be a great night.  It is a whole new show, props etc and after this event they are off for a tour at Clubs around Australia.

$50.00 dinner and show

6.00 – 7.00 pm. dinner

Show starts at 7.30 pm.

See you there.

Daryl Muir

Club Captain

 

 

 

9 Hole Ladies
Jacqui Kerr

Thursday brought cooler and wet weather.  We played the first round of the Stableford Cup.  Robin Lusby, Cheryl Bowie and Rohanne Hancock all scored 19 points.

 

 

 

9 Hole Men
Fred Hartley

Men's Nine Hole Golf, Thursday 22nd February.

Round No 1,  Stableford cup.

Front Nine    Bruce Baggenstos              19 points
                        Gordon Lusby                    18 ponits
                        Ian Trott                              18 points
                        Phil Stanbury                     18 points

Back Nine      Bruce Hickman                  21 points
                        Thomas Hansen                20 points
                         Spencer Tankard              19 points
                         Horton Schofield              18 points

HOLE IN ONE:  Congratulations John Carmichael, Hole No 11.

Next week:    Round No 1 Net and Putting.

 

 

 
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Men's World
John 'Swampy' Marsh

Reg Carter (Patrons Trophy) round 2

1st Jon Swindells 131

2nd Mark Rose 193

3rd Mark Middleton 141

Haggle results

1st Division

1st Jon Swindells 67

2nd Wilson Tamaki 68

3rd Stephen Rumney 68

2nd Division

1st Neil Horne 67

2nd Mark Rose 67

3rd John Herder 69

Shootout leaderboard (5 rounds)

1st John Swindells 346

2nd Paul Howell 365

3rd Peter Kilpatrick 365

Round 3 of the Reg Carter this week, with club champs coming up, play well Jon Swindells 8 shots ahead. Cheers Swampy

PS Don’t forget to pay at the office, register with the starter (11am onwards). Cart users respect our lovely course.

Twilight:

Welcome back Pink, another brilliant night out, thanks to all our sponsors, remember only two weeks to o another great night enjoyed by all our supporters.

Course Works Continue:

Members once again please do not drive on the new soil on the 15th and 16th, walk and get your ball we are rotary hoeing ready for seeding.

The final run of boxing is being laid on the 13th treat as GUR; your patience is appreciated.

Mens Interclub Pennants 

Hugh Clark

We only had the Senior Team in action last weekend who played the Mount Club at Taupo.

Our Team were beaten by 4.5-1.5 with Ravi Shearman having a win and Brian Pirani halving his match.

All our Teams are competing this Sunday, so good golfing guys!

The draws, tables and results can be found on the BOP Website.

 

 

 

 
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Women's World
Debbie Clark

Haggle Winners
Saturday 17th February

Div 1

1st        Dawn Rumney                     67net 

2nd      Martina Keir                          70net

3rd       Chrissy Anderson                71net

Div 2

1st        Elaine Gavin                         67net 

2nd      Rae Milne                              69net

3rd       Rhonda Wisbey                   69net

Alma’s Eatery Nearest the Pin: Donna Dyer

Tuesday 20th February

Div 1

1st        Dawn Rumney                     64net 

2nd      Donna Dyer                          68net

3rd       Larraine Tocker                    68net

Div 2

1st        Michelle Carolin                   70net 

2nd      Linda Chalmers                    71net

3rd       Gail Broomhall                     71net

Alma’s Eatery Nearest the Pin: Cathy Berry

 

 

 

 

Twilight
Jonathan Lewis

With Pink back in charge what could possibly go wrong?? Well, there were a couple of hiccups with the starting - a missing cart, a missing pair of shoes (though that was the wife’s fault for not putting them in the car), and some heavy traffic. The result of this being that the field were a little late starting and finished in the gathering gloom.

The competition this week was Combined Nett with players teeing off from different Tees. The gloom did not adversely affect Eric and Ian Thompson who were the winners with a combined Nett 67. One shot further back were Brian Taylor and Peter Robertshaw and this has moved them up into second place on the overall leader board. In third place with a Nett 69 were Frank Lambourn and Frank Baggenstos. The latest Twilight leaderboard can be found here.

Nearest the pin winners were Robyn King (back to back), Jen Carter, Matt Groucott and Ian Pittendreigh. Longest Putt winners were Mike Keir and Brian Taylor and winner of the complementary meal was Jenny Shirley. Lucky draw winners were Wendy Harris and Barbara Duncalf.

Only two weeks of Twilight golf left and a slightly earlier start and speedier competition format is anticipated for next week.

 

 

 

Vets Vibes
Scott Gwynne

Dates to keep in mind.   

  • 28 February  - Vet’s Haggle & 2ndt round of the Naked Meats Shootout Comp.
  • 26 February – BOP Vet’s at Omokoroa
  • 4 March – Vet’s Quad’s at Tauranga

 

Results

Division 1 – John Holloway 40pts, Steve Ingall 39, Tony Parkinson 39.

Division 2 – Andrew Lenny 42pts, Neil Kenny 42, Barry Little 41.

Nearest the Pin – 11th Hole – Jessie Savage and John Vartha

Congrats to Steve Ingall for his eagle on the 12th.

New Members.

Welcome to two new members,  Elva Travers and Paul Kasper.

 If you are a new member of our Golf Club reading this newsletter – Welcome. If you want to play Vet’s Golf and haven’t done so yet, or you want to receive the occasional email I send to Vet’s players about upcoming events and the like, give me a call or text me on 02102242799 or email Scott at scott.j.gwynne@gmail.com

 

 

 

Friday Haggle
Terry Golder

16 February 2024 (69 Entries

Div.1

Tony Parkinson 39

Ian Howells 38

Jonathan Lewis 38

Div.2

Mike Berry 43

Patrick Finnegan 42

Barry Little 41

 

 

 

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