Nearest the Pin & Drive and Pitch Contests.

After discussions with the match committee some changes with regards to Nearest the Pin and Drive and Pitch contests are to be made.

All changes will commence on the 1st of March.

These contests will now be contested in grades.

A Grade – Plus to 15; B Grade 16 to 21; C Grade 22 to 45.

A Grade: D & P on 16th (10th hole during construction work on the 16th if necessary), with NTP on 13th.

B Grade: D & P on 8th, with NTP on 9th.

C Grade: D & P on 2nd, with NTP on 7th.

The Eagles Nest will remain on the 3rd hole for Saturday comps and any player can win it. Check the noticeboard to see the distance required to collect the jackpot.

Women’s D & P will stay on the 11th.

The Super Shot will move to the 3rd hole from 1st March for each comp day [including Saturday]. It will rotate to other par 3’s regularly.

Only those who pay the entry fee and sign the entry sheet are eligible to win the prize.

It is possible to win the Eagles Nest and the Super Shot on the same day if it is a Saturday, or perhaps only the Super Shot.

It is hoped that more golfers, in each division, will have a far better chance of being successful in these contests.

Thanks all,

Larry Kent

Club Captain, on behalf of the Match Committee

Construction work on the 16th hole set to start.

After the delay caused by the contractors machinery breaking down, the work on repairing the bank on the 16th is soon to commence. A new pathway and dredging of the lake is also part of the project.

At this stage works are to start Monday 24th or Tuesday 25th next week. 

Works will be undertaken mid-week so interruptions to the course routing will only apply mid-week it is envisaged.

It has been decided, for safety reasons, that during the construction period, holes 16 and 17 will not be in play.

The course routing will be 1-15, then 18, then replay holes 1 and 4.

Scores for holes 1 and 4 the second time round are to placed against hole 16 and hole 17. The par and rating will remain the same as for 16 and 17.

Gold lost 2/3.

April van Woerkom won 2/1

Elizabeth Armstrong lost 3/2

Judi O’Brien lost 1 down

Lidia Waine won 4/3

Kay Brennan lost 5/4

Silver won 4 1/2 to 1/2

Jenny Strong won 2 up

Lyn Kuskey won 1 up

Gail Rutledge halved

Jenelle Anderson won 3/2

Jo Burke won 6/4

Bronze Rosellas lost 1/2

Kim Oborn lost 2/1

Rhonda McKinley won 4/2

Rose Sheath lost 5/3 

Bronze Magpies won 3/0

Cheryl Smee won 5/4

Barbara Costello won 2/1

Sue Paul won 4/3

Well done to all teams and players 

Congratulations to April van Woerkom on her great win at the Grange Open Day.

Judi

Jamberoo Members have again excelled in Womens Open events continuing a trend for the club.

Congratulations to April Van Woerkom for her win in the Grange Ladies Open last Wednesday.

April fired a great score of 80 to take the title by three shots. It is a grand achievement to win an Open event and April deserves much kudos.

Congratulations also to Lorraine Southwell for finishing 4th in the nett section and to Jaimi Van Woerkom who won the nearest the pin on the difficult 18th hole at the Grange.

Super Shot Sweepstakes Winners  

Congratulations to …

Saturday 1st February – Andrew McGee (Kiama)

Monday 3rd February – Phil Adams

Wednesday 5th February – Harry Osman

Saturday 8th February – Colin Van Woerkom

Wednesday 12th February – Mitchell Smee

Saturday 15th February – Jonathon Spears (Wollongong)

Monday 17th February – George Goor

Please Collect your winnings asap

Lion Carts Serviced.

The following was performed under warranty (free of charge)

1. Speed reduced to 14k
2. Seat belt buckle reversed so will prevent contact with passengers
3. Changed shocks to lighter type
4. Tyre pressure changed to 18psi  

Both Greg & Rod drove the carts and found them much improved for our course needs.

“Our new LION carts have had a few modifications done to them. This has improved the comfort and the general use of this cart. Having test drove one after the mods I found it more in keeping with our needs at Jamberoo”.

Rod Hodkinson

American Foursomes This Saturday.

Both players play tee shots at each hole, then play a second stroke with their partner’s ball.
One ball is then selected and play proceeds alternatively as in foursomes, so that if Player B hit the second
shot with the selected ball, Player A hits the next shot and play alternates until the hole is
completed. Handicap allowance is ⅜ of aggregate stroke handicap for stroke competitions.

Rules Update.

Player responsibility in Stroke Play

When the round has ended, you:

• Should carefully check the hole scores entered by your marker and raise any issues with the Committee,
• Must make sure that your marker certifies the hole scores on the scorecard by signing the card or in the MiScore App,
• Must not change a hole score entered by your marker except with the marker’s agreement or the Committee’s approval, and
• Must certify the hole scores on the scorecard and promptly return it to the Committee, after which you must not change your scorecard.

If you breach any of these requirements, you are disqualified.

Out of Bounds

Red Penalty Areas

Yellow Penalty Areas