Narooma Golf Club

29/10/2026

29/10/2026

Wednesday 28 October – Season Closing Day
And what a finish! A terrific turnout of 52 players and some very competitive scoring to close out our season.

In A Grade, Meg Butler took top honours with an excellent 38 points, while Tanya Desmond and Sylvia Donohoe both finished on 37, with Tanya claiming second on a countback.
B Grade was equally competitive, with Moira Richards also posting a fabulous 38 points to take the win. Lesley Heath finished second with 36, followed by Jan Morrison on 35.
Balls ran down to 32 points on a countback, with Dierdre Landells collecting the Secret Six.
The 2nd-shot NTPs went to Heather McMillan on the 14th and Mary Young on the 17th. And a special mention to Heather, who did one better than getting close to the pin, she knocked it straight in for a birdie!
A big congratulations to all our winners and placegetters across both days.

And to everyone who has been part of our Monday and Wednesday golf throughout 2026, thank you for the friendship, fun, good humour and camaraderie that make our women's golf group so special.

29/10/2026

A fabulous finish to our official 2026 Women’s Golf Season!
What a great way to round off the season, with 52 players hitting the fairways for Wednesday’s Season Closing Day. Plenty of good golf, some impressive scores and, as always, lots of laughs and good company. But first, Monday’s results.

Monday 26 October – Medley Stableford
A healthy field of 42 players contested Monday’s competition, with Jan Shevlin taking out A Grade with 35 points, just ahead of Karen Rudd on 34 after a countback.
In B Grade, Karen Parkes led the way with a lovely 38 points, followed closely by Sally Draper on 37.
Balls ran down to 30 points on a countback, while Jan Morrison picked up the Secret Six.
NTP honours went to Karen Rudd on the 3rd, with Dierdre Landells on the 9th and Margaret Brown on the 14th taking the B and C Grade 2nd-shot prizes.

28/10/2026

🎃 Trivia has a spooky twist TONIGHT at Narooma Golf Club! 👻

Gather your cleverest crew and join us for a fun night of trivia with a Halloween theme!

Here are the details if your new to trivia at the Golf Club...
* Team registration from 6.30pm
* FREE to play
* All ages welcome
* Great prizes to be won!

Join us for trivia on the last Wednesday of every month.

Tag your trivia team below and we’ll see you tonight!

26/10/2026

SUNDAY 25th OCTOBER

Very hot and strong winds were converted into heavy rain in the latter parts of the afternoon, with a large number of NCRs being approved.

A Grade Gross was won by Azriel Kelly from Royal Canberra with 70 , while Mitchell Bucholtz from Bega finished second on 71. Jason Andrew from Narooma won the Nett event with 71 on countback from Jerry Smith from Queanbeyan.

The B Grade Gross went to Duane Schliebs from Commercial Albury with 77 ahead of Tim Smith from Yass on 78. Adam Williams from Links Shell Cove took out the B Grade Nett event with the best score of the day in 67, with Dominic Ferranti from Catalina runner-up on 68.

Brett Hume from Gympie took the honours in the C Grade Gross with 84 ahead of Jonathan Lalor from Catalina on 85, while Paul Udovisi from Murrumbidgee was the nett winner with 70 ahead of Ian McKenzie from Queanbeyan on 72.

The long drives were won by Billy Toy from Murrumbidgee , Josh Bullock also from Murrumbidgee and Brett Hume from Gympie. The nearest-the-pin winners were Craig McMahon from Randwick on 3, Michael Cooke from Catalina on 9, Peter Cormack from Howlong on 14 and Daniel Cooke from Catalina on 17. The ball competition went down to all on 74 nett.

The Narooma Open champion for 2026 is Azriel Kelly from Royal Canberra with a score of 146, one less than the runner-up Mick Miller from Queanbeyan on 147. Jerry Smith took out the Nett event with 147 ahead of Will Brearley from Federal on countback.

The winner of the B Grade Gross event was Duane Schliebs from Commercial Albury with 159, with Andrew Helsby runner-up on 161. Tim Smith won the Nett event with 139 on countback from Dominic Ferranti from Catalina.

Andrew Danza from Randwick was a clear winner of the C Grade Gross with 166, with Bailey Timmer runner-up on 173. Brett Hume from Gympie prevailed in the Nett event with 142, with Peter Bullman from Links Shell Cove runner-up on 148.

Results for each day can be found on our website https://www.naroomagolf.com.au/golf-major-events

26/10/2026

SATURDAY 24th OCTOBER

Excellent weather prevailed for the first round of the Narooma Open which attracted a field of 174 players.

In the A Grade Gross event Will Brearley from Federal shot a four-under-par round of 68 , with dual Queanbeyan and Narooma member Mick Miller runner-up on even par 72. Anthony Gavran from Royal Canberra won the Nett event with 71 on countback from David Hoang from Gold Creek.

The B Grade Gross was won by Connor Quilty fro Queanbeyan with a score of 77, with Tim Smith from Yass runner-up on 81 after a four-way countback ahead of Andrew Helsby from Randwick, Michael Garvey from Rosnay and Zach McMahon from The Grange. Dominic Ferrante took the honours in the Nett with 70 on countback from Richard Nicholson from Avondale.

In C Grade Andrew Danza was a clear winner in the Gross with 78 ( which translated into a 64 nett!) , while Grant Meecham from Young was runner-up on countback from Neil Millward from Rosnay. The Nett event was taken out by Heath Myers from Yowani on 70 on countback from Brett Hume from Gympie.

The long drives were won by Mitchell Austin from The Grange in A Grade, Greg Tickle from Howlong in B Grade and Bailey Timmer from Yass in C Grade. The nearest-the-pin winners were Rory Ardlie from Federal on 3 , Ben Ritchie from Narooma on 9, Anthony Gavran from Royal Canberra on 14 and David Ford from Long Reef on 17. The ball competition went down to 74 nett.

26/10/2026

THURSDAY 22nd OCTOBER

A good mid-week field of 148 players enjoyed good early conditions which became quite windy and cool as the day progressed.

Scott Ker took out A Grade with 39 points off his handicap of 4 on countback from Simon Jones from Manly, while Ian Miller was favoured in a three-way countback on 37 points to finish third ahead of Andrew Thompson and David Phillips from Manly. Other good scores were posted by Harry Smith from Queanbeyan with
36 points off plus 1 and Scott Harris with 35 points also off plus 1.

In B Grade Rob Russack took the honours with the day's highest score of 40 points off his handicap of 13 ahead of Wayne Evans and Mark Westwood on 39 and 38 points respectively.

Ken Adams returned to the winner's podium after a long absence when he scored 37 points off his handicap of 25 to win C Grade ahead of Frank Caruana and Mark Bartrop on 36 points.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Scott Harris on 3, Robert Cox, Colin Holmes and Geoff Broadfoot on 9, Wayne Evans on 14 and Robert Baker from Queanbeyan on 17, while the ball competition went halfway down the 32 points range.

FRIDAY 23rd OCTOBER

A field of 140 players in the Narooma Open Fourball faced ever-increasing winds throughout the day and good scoring became more difficult.

The Gross event was won by Ben Howchin from The Grange and Dylan Humphries from Antill Park with 39 points while a four-way countback on 38 points gave the runner-up position to Jeff Moulds and Andrew Hansen from Yass , with Mitchell Bucholtz from Bega and Dan Lucas from Queanbeyan, Robbie Furner and Tim Smith from Yass, and the Queanbeyan pair of Harry Smith and Jerry Smith missing out.

The Nett event was taken out by Bailey Timmer and Chris Blundell from Yass with
46 points, while Tim Millward and Neil Millward from Rosnay were runners-up on 45 points.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Bailey Timmer from Yass on 3, Kyle Troth from Burns Belconnen on 9, Nick Pollack from Yass on 14 and Glen Lance from Horizons on 17, while the ball competition went down to 42 points.

19/10/2026

THURSDAY 15th OCTOBER

In the field of 124 players there were nine scores of over 36 points and unusually enough, all nine were placings across the three grades.
In A Grade a three-way countback on 37 points gave the decision to Scott Ker off a handicap of 4 ahead of Michael Po***ck and David Bennett.
Lloyd McLachlan took out B Grade with 39 points off his handicap of 17, albeit on countback from Brian Mills, while Geoff Lanham finished third on 37 points.
In C Grade David Rae was the victor with 39 points off his handicap of 26, while Matt Sproule edged out Kevin Murphy on countback on 38 points to finish runner-up.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Denis Davies on 3, Mitch Jeffery, Colin O'Sullivan and Tony Rudd on 9, Mitch Jeffery on 14 and Geoff Broadfoot on 17, while the ball competition went down to all on 33 points.

SATURDAY 17th OCTOBER

The field of 151 players registered some outstanding scores and many good rounds went unrewarded.
In A Grade Koen Arbouw posted 43 points off his handicap of 10 in a three-over-par round, while Jack Sykes from Wollongong was favoured by the countback to edge out Harrison Bromwich to finish runner-up on 41 points.
Graeme Sawyer took out B Grade with 39 points off his handicap of 13, while Clive Williamson finished second on 38 points on countback from Jayne Hotchkis.
In C Grade Luke Barry posted the highest score of the day with 45 points off his handicap of 23 , while Tracey Mitchell took second position on 43 points on countback from Mark Bartrop.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Craig Milroy on 3, Jayne Hotchkis, Jason Andrew and Greg Holmes on 9, Jim Doel on 14 and Graham Kerr on 17, while the ball competition went two-fifths of the way down the 34 points range. Scott Harris picked up the eagle's nest after holing his second shot on the 10th.

In the final of the A Grade Captain's Trophy Match Play which took place during the week Michael Turner defeated Andrew Thompson on the 19th , the same margin he achieved in the semi-final against Jackson Taylor. RGI

19/10/2026

The 2026 Women’s Gold Medal playoff was run and won on Wednesday 14 October, under the watchful eye of our magnificent new seahorse sculpture.

Mandy Hall claimed the Gold Medal with a very tidy 71 nett, but Di Wilkes made sure she didn’t have it all her own way, finishing just two shots behind.

Congratulations to Mandy on a terrific win, and to all our Monthly Medal winners throughout the year and especially to the five women who were able to contest Wednesday’s playoff.

15/10/2026

We’re not saying it’s the biggest seahorse ever… but we think it might be!

We’ve had a big week at Narooma Golf Club, with the installation of our incredible new seahorse sculpture, and it is absolutely stunning.

This beautiful art installation now stands proudly overlooking the course and ocean, creating a striking new feature for our members, guests and visitors to enjoy.

A very special thank you to our former President, Geoff, who has been the driving force behind the project and the fundraising efforts, and to all of the generous members who contributed to help make it happen.

It’s been wonderful to see the vision finally come to life, and we think our new seahorse looks very much at home here at Narooma.