Upcoming Events at the Course
Members Hams Day – this Saturday in grades. This is a Jamberoo Members event only. The best nett score overall wins a full ham. The winners and runners up of each grade win a half ham.
Ladies Presentation Day and Christmas Party – Tuesday December 14 – 7am shotgun start
Veterans Christmas BBQ – Monday December 20 – 8am shotgun start
All Hams, Turkeys, and Chickens will be available from the club only on December 20. Please be present to collect yours from 1 pm. [the club has no storage facilities]
2022 Board of Directors
Following the AGM on November 30 the following members were announced as the Board of Directors for 2021-2022.
| President | Phil Hahn |
| Vice-President | Kim Oborn |
| Captain | David Ransom |
| Vice-Captain | Larry Kent |
| Treasurer | Geoff Wilson |
| Honorary Secretary | Bob Neilson |
| Board Member | Colin Booth |
| Board Member | Patrick Paris |
| Board Member | Loretta Green |
| Board Member | John Hol |
2022 Pennant teams Announced
The 2022 Pennant season is fast approaching with first games to be played on January 30.
Jamberoo has entered 4 teams into this year’s competitions.
The B Pennant, C Pennant, White Horse Cup Green (Cowpats) and White Horse Cup Red (the Magpies).
The following members have been selected to represent our club.
B Pennant
Anthony Smith, Brendan Armstrong, Katie Dorahy, Brad Douglas, Lee Hayward, Dylan McDonald and Ryan Dorahy will be captain.
C Pennant
Tom Zimmermann, Wayne Griffiths, Lachlan Young, Matthew Ross, Leon Polestico, John Anthony and Larry Kent as captain
White Horse Cup Magpies
Ken Bradley, Alan Jones, Rob Young, Phil Gosling, Peter Young, Brad Rimmer, Ross Graham, Martin Fogarty, and Don Thompson as captain.
White Horse Cup Cowpats
Peter Francis, Daniel Hamilton, Steve Jackson, Kane Rowe, Shane Townsend, Pat Paris, Brian Nicoll, Chris Leckey, and Col Booth as captain.
We welcome several new players to the Pennant family as well as the selection of some into new Pennant teams.
For the first time, a female member, Katie Dorahy, will represent in our B pennant team, following on from the newly formed policy of GolfNSW who allow all genders access to Pennant team selections.
I am very excited by the prospects of all teams, which have a smattering of youth and experience, and would not be surprised to see our teams challenging for their respective titles. I am very hopeful the C Pennant can regain the “Town & Country” Cup from Kiama GC.
A Pennant shirt presentation and BBQ will be held in January.
Go the ROO!
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A Pair of Aces of Sorts
Two unique moments were recorded during the Wednesday Par event.
Firstly, Joe Neilson had thought he had scored his first hole in one on the 5th hole. He was disappointed, unfortunately, to find out that the Footgolf holes don’t qualify as official hole in ones.
Secondly Bob Neilson denies that it that was his ball observed stuck in a tree, claiming that in fact a bird had snatched it and deposited it in the knot of the tree. I let the reader decide which is the most likely!
Merry Christmas