Narooma Golf Club

29/09/2025

Narooma Golf Club - 3 Putt Newsletter - September 2025 -

Our Club Raffles proudly support local businesses while offering great value to both members and guests.Rather than fixed prizes, we offer vouchers, giving winners the freedom to choose goods or services that best suit their individual needs.

28/09/2025

SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER

A field of 149 players again found scoring enjoyable and the ball competition went down to the first of the 34 points range. In A Grade Jai Reed was favoured by the countback after registering 40 points off his handicap of 12 to edge out Cameron Hutchison , with Peter Jensen in third place on 39 points. Terry O'Callaghan took out B Grade with the highest score of the day of 43 points off his handicap of 13 while the minor positions went to Garry Hunt and David Alexander on 42 and 39 points respectively. In C Grade Julie Godwin from The Social Golf Club edged out Mark Bartop on countback after posting 41 points off her handicap of 39, with Janice Eardley in third place on 40 points.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Murray Walpole o 3, Jonathan Marr and Kay Lawrence on 9, Derek Smith on 14 and Mark Rogerson on 17.

The finals of the Captain's Trophy Match Play have been completed. In A Grade Ian Miller defeated Mal Gregor 5 and 4; B Grade went to Graham Kerr 1 up against Steve Dobson; and in C Grade John Willett headed Gary Leahy 3 and 2.

For the next week Fourballs will be played while Golf Australia reorganises its handicap structure.

28/09/2025

THURSDAY 25th SEPTEMBER

140 players enjoyed pleasant conditions and good scoring, with the ball competition going half way down the 35 points range. Tony Rudd took out A Grade with 43 points off his handicap of 12 ahead of Phil Haynes and Russell Morgans from Royal Canberra on 39 and 38 points respectively. In B Grade Liam Hanigan posted the highest score of the day with 45 points off his handicap of 19 , while Peter Jones finished in second place with
41 points and Peter Ward third with 40 points on countback from John Murray. In C Grade Graeme Donohoe posted 41 points off his handicap of
27 to take the honours in a three-way countback ahead of Derek Smith and Ian Lowe.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Brendan Warby on 3, Robert Ackling, Colin Holmes and Rod Holman on 9, Troy Beecham on 14 and Robert Mack on 17.

24/09/2025

Tonight is the night! Its our 10th Birthday!
Celebrate with us! (There will be cake)
Registration from 6.30pm. FREE to play. All ages welcome.
We have a theme... Come dressed in anything but your usual trivia attire. See you tonight.

22/09/2025

Members and Friends,

It is with great disappointment that we must announce the cancellation of our planned Oktoberfest event. Unfortunately, we didn’t receive enough bookings to make the event viable, despite the significant effort and enthusiasm our team poured into the planning.

From sourcing authentic German beers and creating a delicious Bavarian menu, to decorations and steins ready to go – we were genuinely excited to bring a unique experience to the club.

We understand this news may be disappointing to those who were looking forward to the celebration, and we sincerely thank everyone who expressed interest and support.

We remain committed to creating memorable events for our community and will be redirecting our energy into some fantastic upcoming activities – stay tuned!

Thank you for your understanding,
Narooma Golf Club Team

21/09/2025

SATURDAY 20th SEPTEMBER

A field of 138 players took part in the Foursomes , with half playing in the Men's Championships. The Men's Championship was won by the father-and-son pairing of Scott and Adam Harris with 74 ahead of Ben Sealey and Ben Ritchie on 77. The nett winners were another father-and-son combination, Mark and Ali Elmasri. with 68.5 ahead of Kevin Phillips and Garry Hunt on 69.

The winners of the daily event were Perry Pericleous and Rene Faurschou off handicaps of 18 and 22 respectively with 64 nett, ahead of Ann Durnan and Ron Manly on 67. Matt Hodges with Stewart Hodges from Springwood took third place with 68.5 on countback.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Scott Kennedy on 9 and David Alexander on 14 , while the ball competition went down to 74.5 nett.

SUNDAY 21st SEPTEMBER

A field of 48 players hit off in the Mixed Foursomes Championships in which the winners were Scott Harris and Tanya Desmond with 79 ahead of two pairs on 80, David Southwell and Carol Mounsey as well as Bill and Ann Durnan. However, Bill and Ann Durnan convincingly won the nett event with the outstanding score of 59, well ahead of Peter and Ingrid Jensen on 67.5.

The nearest-the-pin winners were David Southwell on 3 and Lynne McDonald on 14, while the ball competition went down to 74 nett.

21/09/2025

THURSDAY 18th SEPTEMBER

The field of 141 players found scoring a little easier, with the ball competition going down to the first three scores in the 35 points range.
George Christou took out A Grade with 43 points off his handicap of 9, while a three-way countback on 40 points gave the minor positions to Chris Varley from Bermagui and Peter Hunt, while Trevor Breust missed out. In B Grade Gavin Richardson was favoured by the countback after scoring 40 points off his handicap of 17 to edge out Karl Knoll, while Billy Edwards from Sandgate took third place with 38 points on countback from Robert Sayers. Alby Donnelly posted the best score of the day with
44 points off his handicap of 30 in taking out C Grade, with James Robinson and Peter Wilson in the minor positions on 41 and 40 points respectively.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Brent Gresty on 3, Mal Gregor and Shaun Martyn on 9, Bill Durnan on 14 and Phil Haynes on 17.

19/09/2025

We’re excited to share that a stunning large photo has just been installed at the front of the Club! If you’re stopping by, make sure to take a moment to check it out – it truly captures the beauty of our golf course.

Photography by
Print by
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We love how it’s brightened up our entrance and can’t wait for you to see it! 💙

16/09/2025

OKTOBERFEST @ Narooma Golf Club! Friday 3rd Oktober - 6pm

Have you joined us for one of our famous Pop-Up Restaurants? Seafood Night, Italian Night or our most recent Japanese Night?
Well, we're taking things up a notch...
Oktoberfest - German Night

Get Ready for a night of delicious German food paired with cold beer & live entertainment from The Oompah Loompah Band - direct from Sydney! Expect quirky tunes, interactive audience games and plenty of fun to go around.
Book your spot early and get set for an Oktoberfest you wont forget!

15/09/2025

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15/09/2025

OKTOBERFEST IS COMING!
Get ready for big beers, German bites, and a night to remember!
Tickets are ON SALE NOW – don’t miss out on the fun, the flavour, and the festivities!

Lock in the date, round up your mates, and get ready to prost the night away!
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14/09/2025

THURSDAY 11th SEPTEMBER

The possibility of inclement weather reduced the field to 99 players and scoring was very sound, with the ball competition going one-third of the way down the 34 points range. Graham Kerr continued his recent good form in taking out A Grade with 39 points off his handicap of 11, while Mal Gregor took second place with 38 points after a two-under-par round off scratch. Ian Miller finished third with 37 points. David Alexander prevailed in B Grade with 38 points off his handicap of 19, while a three-way countback on 37 points gave the minor positions to Bill Anderson and Rory Kleeman ahead of Allan Chisholm. In C Grade Craig Petterd emerged as the winner with 38 points off his handicap of 25, albeit on countback from Jack Westoll, while Sam Nicholls took third position on 37 points on a countback from Tony Hunt and Gary Leahy.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Dean Armstrong from Curlewis on 3, Liam Hanigan, Shaun Martyn and Bob Bennett on 9, Andrew Thompson on 14 and Michael Wuttke-Hayes on 17.

SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER

A field off 136 players teed off in the Stableford leg of the President's Trophy and scoring was excellent. Jason Andrew took out A Grade with 39 points off his handicap of 4, while a three-way countback on 38 points decided the minor positions in favour of Mitch Laing from Bermagui and Ben Sealey, with Graham Kerr missing out. B Grade went to Henry George with the day's highest score of 42 points off his handicap of 16, while Terry O'Callaghan finished second on 41 points on countback from Dorelle Monteith. In C Grade Cameron Ryan took the honours with 41 points off his handicap of 24 with Tony Cobcroft runner-up on 40 points.
Geoff Broadfoot finished third with 38 points ahead of Rick Leeds on countback.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Robert Ackling on 3, Hugo Hamilton and Shaun Martyn again on 9, Jai Reed on 14 and Justin Bennett on 17, while the ball competition went almost to the bottom of the 35 points range.