News Archive


12th March 2024

Local Rules

Local Rules

There are currently three temporary local rules in place:

“Areas of damage thru the course with obvious damage caused by birds are to be treated as ground under repair from which relief is allowed under Rule 16.1b.”

“Areas of damage thru the course caused by Paspalum removal program (spraying) are to be treated as Ground under repair from which relief is allowed under Rule16.1b.”

“Areas of damage due to new irrigation works (including tyre marks from heavy vehicles) are to be treated as Ground under repair  from which relief is allowed under Rule 16.1b”

Penalty for Playing Ball from a Wrong Place in Breach of Local Rule: General Penalty Under Rule 14.7a.

 

 

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20th November 2025

2026 Men’s Eclectic

2026 Men’s Eclectic
2026 Men’s Eclectic is about to begin!
 
Congratulations goes out to the 2025 Eclectic Winners with some great and consistent golf from all who entered.
 
2026 can be your chance to test your skills and have a combined dream round.
 
For those members who want to enter I encourage you to fill out an entry form which will be located outside the GSM office.
 
Hope to see a close finish like 2025.
 
Hit them pure and happy golfing.
 
Regards
Brennan Constance (Mens Captain)
 

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7th November 2025

Golf Services News – 7 Nov 25

Golf Services News – 7 Nov 25

Dear Members,

There are two major events coming in the next couple of weeks.  Presentation Day and the GLGC Annual General Meeting.

 15 November – Presentation Day, essentially the end of year “wrap-Up” that is a great day to play some fun golf, have a sit-down lunch, raise some money for a good cause (Do it for Jarrod) and celebrate the 2025 trophy and prize winners – you are encouraged to wear the gawdiest yellow outfit you can find – the theme is the infamous “Yellow Duck”.

  • Pre 8:30am Shot Gun Start is an opportunity to indulge in some breakfast – bacon and egg rolls of course!
  • 8:30am Shotgun start for a Yellow Tee medley Comp with a likelihood of some greenkeeper “trickery” involved. Shane has also selected 6 holes at random, and a secondary comp will run for this.  All scoring is done via the MiScore app or on a card if you so choose.
  • IMPORTANT NOTE!!! This is a “4 Club” challenge – you can only use 4 clubs throughout the round and 1 must be a putter – select you’re your other 3 clubs carefully.
  • 12:30/1:30 there will be a sit-down lunch (alternate serve beef and chicken with a vegetarian option (please let me know if would prefer the alternate option.
  • After lunch is the formal part of the day with the formal presentation of awards and trophies followed by raffle draws etc.

COST

The cost for the day is $30 which includes your game of golf and lunch – this is to be paid on the day at the Pro Shop.   

 18 November – Annual General Meeting will start at 7pm the Spike Bar on the 18th of November.  The 2025 Annual Report has been emailed out to all members and is also attached.  I would encourage you to attend as it is an important opportunity to gain a better understanding of what your committee does and provides an opportunity to vote on significant resolutions presented at the AGM.  The bar will be open, and “nibbles” will be provided.

GLGC Annual Report 2025

While I have your attention – please note that, due to a corporate event, the Yellow tee comp on Friday 14 Nov will not start until 5pm.   

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6th November 2025

2025 Foursomes Results

2025 Foursomes Results

A great couple of days playing golf in perfect conditions.

There was a thrilling end to the Foursomes Championship with a play-off for Womens Gross and after two play-off holes Michaela & Kahli come out on top over Mel & Jolie.

Congratulations to all who competed, especially the Men’s Nett winners !

Full Results here:

Womens Foursomes Nett

Womens Foursomes Gross

Mens Foursomes Nett

Mens Foursomes Gross

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21st October 2025

2025 Waterland Club Championships

2025 Waterland Club Championships

Well, Club Championships are over for another year.  Congratulations to the winners and those, like me, who simply made up the numbers over 4 days of fierce competition☹

Besides those who played well over 4 days, other winners were:

Shane and the team – the course was well presented and in great condition.

Match Committee and others involved with the organisation – the event was well run with pace of play being generally good.  I think the average round for most was between 4 and 4.5 hours.

We are always looking to improve the way we do things, any feedback on the Club Championships would be greatly appreciated and will be considered for next year.  Please email Mick (GSM) at golf@ainsliegroup.com.au

Key winners in 2025 were:

Men’s Champion – Nathan Price – Gross score 307

Women’s Champion – Michaelia Scheetz – Gross score 324

Junior Champion – Will Maciver – Gross score 322

Senior Champion – Les Molloy – Gross score 324

Full field results and prize reports can be found via the links below:

Mens Championships – 2025

Women + Juniors Championships – 2025

Senior Championships – 2025

2025 Championship Prizes

Good Golfing

MIK

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13th October 2025

2025 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

2025 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

The 2025 36 hole Men’s and Women’s Foursomes Championship will be held over Saturday & Sunday 1-2 November.

Click on the following links for the Information sheet and Entry Form.

Hard copies of the entry form is available from Golf Services

 

Foursomes Championship Flyer

Foursomes Championship – entry form

 

 

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