Mens Handicap Matchplay Championship 2026

The qualifying round for the 2026 Mens Handicap Matchplay Championships will be contested on Saturday 16th May in conjunction with the daily event.

The championship will run through the remainder of May and into June, with the finals scheduled for July or August depending on entries.

Qualifying Round

Players wishing to participate should inform the starter, who will record their name on the Saturday entry sheet.

The qualifying round is used to seed players into the Championship draw. The player with the highest stableford score on the day will be seeded number 1 in the draw, the second highest seeded number 2, and so on.

Late Entries

Players wishing to enter but unable to play this Saturday should contact the starter to have their details recorded. These players will be seeded at the end of the draw.

Late entries will close at 5.00 pm on Wednesday 20th May, at which time the final draw will be completed. Entries received after this time will not be accepted.

Handicap Determination

All matches will be played with the benefit of full handicap difference using the balanced handicap distribution method based on the white course handicap charts.

Players will remain on the same daily handicap that they used in the qualifying round unless during the course of the championship their handicap reduces. In this case, they will play from the reduced handicap for the remainder of the competition.

Play will be from the blue markers.

Entry Fee

The entry fee for the championship is $20, payable prior to the first round.

Matt Ross
Captain

Prize Allocations for Competitions at Jamberoo

It has been many years since prize allocation has been explained to members and, with many new members joining the club in recent times, it is timely to outline how the system operates.

Our aim has always been to provide a fair and balanced distribution of prizes across the field while recognising outstanding performances in both gross and nett competitions. Prize allocations are determined by field size and competition format, with the Match Committee regularly reviewing the structure to ensure value for members and sustainability for the club.

In all competitions, the major prize winners are those returning the best scores on the day, with additional ball competitions extending further down the field depending on numbers. This ensures that a broad range of members have the opportunity to share in the prize pool each week.

Members should also be aware that voucher amounts and prize distributions can vary between standard competitions, honour board events, Monthly Medals, and special club events. Sponsorship and event-specific funding may also influence allocations for major competitions throughout the year.

The system has served the club well for many years and remains focused on fairness, participation, and rewarding good golf across all grades. Should any member have questions regarding prize allocation, they are always welcome to speak with the club Captain or a member of the Match Committee.

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Tuesday Womens Golf Results

Hi everyone,

Some great scores today

Div 1 (0 – 33)

Winner – Jenny Strong 39 pts ($30)

R/Up – Judi O’Brien 37 pts ($20)

3rd Place – Tracey Watson 36 pts c/b ($10)

Div 2 (34 – 54)

Winner – Margaret Chaffey 42 pts ($30)

R/Up – Barbara Costello 39 pts ($20)

3rd Place – Donna Eager 37 pts c/b ($10)

Balls – Marie Smith; Marie Rodgers; Kay Brennan; Lyn Kuskey; Lorraine Southwell; Neen Coffee; Jenelle Anderson; Leesa Swan;  Marie Farrant; Charmine Quade; Margaret Cook; Gail Vandenbrink

Super Shot – Kay Brennan 119cm

Championships

Cards need to be handed in for each round. You may also use your phone on competition mode.

1st Rd (19th May) & 2nd Rd (21st May) – put your name on entry sheet

3rd Rd (26th May) players will be seeded and placed on entry sheet on Thurs. 21st May

I have attached a copy of the conditions of play

Good luck everyone

Good golfin’

Judi

Men Veterans Championship 2026

Congratulations to Noel Laman on a very special round of golf. Noel fired the lights out with a brilliant one over par 68 to claim the 2026 Veterans Championship.

Noel went out in a superb 30 after consecutive birdies on the 3rd, 4th and 5th holes. The back nine was a steadier 38 to finish a magnificent round.

Well played Noel, our 2026 Veterans Champion.

The nett section also produced several outstanding scores. Gary Brickell recorded a tremendous nett 63, Keith Hales a fantastic nett 64, while the overall nett winner was Henry Martignago with an exceptional nett 61.

Congratulations to all competitors and especially to our two new champions.

Trophies will be presented to Henry and Noel at the Veterans Winter Medal Day to be held on June 29.

Red Shield Charity Day

The members of Jamberoo Golf Club once again showed their wonderful community spirit with a very well supported day in aid of the Red Shield Appeal.

Supporting the appeal, 100 players faced the starter, ensuring at least $900 is being donated to the charity, in addition to further donations and proceeds from the sausage sizzle.

Well done to everyone involved. Another tremendous effort by the Jamberoo Golf Club community.

Prize winners on the day:

Nett Overall Winners:  Sylvia Bayo, Glen Bayo, Helen Wainwright & Pam Middlebrook   52.375   

Nett Runner Up:  Kay Brennan, Jaimie Van Woerkom, Kyle Van Woerkom & April Van Woerkom   52.625

Gross Winner:  Noel Laman, Peter Francis, Arthur Bosanquet & Wayne Arnott   59   

Gross Runner Up:  Ryan Alexander, Sam Vazzoler, Harry Lawrence & Dane Edwards   62

C Grade NTP 7th:    Glen Page  150 cm   B Grade NTP 9th:    Richard Bartkowiak  60  cm 

A Grade NTP 15th:   Anthony Smith  312 cm

Supershot 13th:   Paul Vandenbrink  172 cm

Balls to:    54.25 nett