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FIXTURES GUIDE

2020

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CATALINA COUNTRY CLUB FIXTURES GUIDE 20201

OFFICE BEARERS 2020 2

CATALINA WOMEN GOLFERS 3

CATALINA MEN VETERAN GOLFERS 4

THE IDEALS OF MEMBERSHIP 5

DRESS STANDARDS 6

RULES OF THE COURSE 7

PACE OF PLAY 10

CHILDREN ON THE COURSE 12

CATEGORIES OF GOLFING MEMBERSHIP & RESPONSIBILITIES 14

WORLD HANDICAP SYSTEM 15

APPLICATION OF HANDICAPS TO VARIOUS COMPETITIONS 16

BOOKING SHEETS & STARTING TIMES 18

COMPETITIONS 20

RULES FOR USE OF MOTORISED VEHICLES 22

COMPETITION EVENTS AND HOW THEY ARE PLAYED AT CATALINA 25

MAJOR EVENTS 29

SPECIAL EVENTS & TROPHIES 32

RECIPROCAL CLUBS 33

PROGRAM FOR 2020– 2021 34-90

JUNIOR FIXTURES 91

NOTES 93-94

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OFFICE BEARERS 2020

PRESIDENTPeter Criss

VICE PRESIDENTCathie Flynn

CAPTAINFrank Cross

DIRECTORSRobert Sinclair

John Partridge

Anthony Hall

Russell Gercken

GENERAL MANAGERGuy Chapman


CATALINA WOMEN GOLFERS COMMITTEE 2020

PRESIDENT Libby Gardiner 4471 3709

VICE PRESIDENT Nanette Childs 4472 7621

CAPTAIN Oroya Mitchell 4471 1034

VICE-CAPTAIN Helen Bunsell 4471 2455

SECRETARY Pat Cole 4478 1086

TREASURER Elaine Dawson 4472 9950

HANDICAP MANAGER Julie Manson 4472 5752

COMMITTEE Jo Neal 0418 502 134

Julie Gercken 0439 475 450


CATALINA MEN VETERAN GOLFERS COMMITTEE 2020

PRESIDENT Russell Gercken 4471 2041

VICE PRESIDENT Ray Hartley

TREASURER Jim Chaffey

CAPTAIN Bob Spencer 0429 343 642

VICE-CAPTAIN Phil Spence

COMMITTEE Peter Edwards

John Falchi

Colin Moylan

Geoff Thornthwaite


THE IDEALS OF MEMBERSHIPGolf relies on the integrity of the individual to follow the rules of Golf and to show respect and courtesy to other players. The Club expects Members to show the same consideration for others as when in the Clubhouse. Our Club will be judged on the behaviour of its Members and its effects on the enjoyment of the game. The Club expects visitors to share the same standards of conduct. This booklet is primarily concerned with the Golfing activities of the Club.

The Board of Directors of the Club has issued a number of By-laws that affect the conduct of Golf at this Club, which are:

By-law 9 – Rules of the Course

By-law 10 – Owning and Driving a Cart

By-law 11 – Junior and Cadet Golf

By-law 22 – MiClub online Competition Golf Booking

The Board has also sanctioned a Code of Conduct for Members, Guests and Visitors which applies both inside and outside the Clubhouse.

Current versions of these documents are to be found on the Club website and can also be read at Reception and the Pro-Shop. Should this document be at variance to them, the current versions will have precedence. Members must familiarise themselves with their contents.


Under the reformed Royal and Ancient Rules of Golf 2019 (1.2a) the Match Committee is empowered to disqualify any competitor for serious misconduct for which the Rules has no fixed penalty. The Committee has not at the time of writing chosen to introduce stroke penalties for lesser misconduct, but this may change in the future.

Please note that events and dates in this booklet are subject to change, please check the Club website regularly.

DRESS STANDARDSClub dress regulations have been developed by our Board to achieve a satisfactory club standard. Members and their guests not correctly attired will be asked to leave the course or clubhouse. Regulations regarding dress code are displayed in the clubhouse and Pro Shop.

NOTE:

1. Persons not complying will not be permitted on the course or in the clubhouse.

2. Caddies and persons accompanying members must adhere to dress regulation’s, members are responsible for the dress and conduct of their guest.


RULES OF THE COURSEIn the following paragraphs, quotations from By-law 9 are in italics:

1. Members, guests and visitors are required to report to the Pro Shop before playing the course or using any practice facility. An authorising receipt will be issued whether or not any payment has been required

2. All competition golf will be conducted according to the R&A/USGA Rules of Golf.

3. Only packaged alcohol purchased at the club may be taken onto the course. Beverage glasses served within the clubhouse are not permitted on the course at any time.

4. The dress code as displayed outside the Pro Shop must be adhered to. Caddies and persons accompanying members must adhere to dress regulations. Members are responsible for the dress and conduct of their guest. Anyone wrongly attired may be required to leave the course.

5. Greens Staff have right of way on the course at all times.

6. Members transiting the course must give way to those playing the course. It is forbidden for any member not playing golf to be travelling opposite to the direction of play on, or adjacent to, a fairway if in range of a shot being played.


7. Players are not to hit up on preceding players, but should at all times be ready to play without delay. Nobody should move, speak or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke.

8. Bunker rakes are to be placed outside the bunker, and where practicable away from the normal line-of-play. Rakes are to be placed with the handle parallel to the direction of play, and whenever possible on grass that is not cut to fairway length. Players must fill in divots, smooth footprints and leave the bunker as they expect to find it. Enter and leave only on the low side of a bunker and do not walk on its face unless it is unavoidable.

9. Players searching for a ball should signal the following group to pass through as soon as it is apparent that the ball is lost, and not after the three minutes search time has elapsed. Players must not continue until those who were following have passed through and are out of range.

10. A group which is falling behind and is more than one clear hole behind the group ahead must allow the following group to pass. Failing this courtesy, the group following should request and has the right to expect that they will be allowed to play through. The group overtaken must not play on until the overtaking group is out of range. A group losing one clear hole may incur a two-stroke penalty per player, pair or group, depending on the event.

11. The playing of a second ball (a maximum of two) is permitted in a practice round provided there are not more than two players in the group – three or more players can only hit one ball each.


12. Motorised Golf vehicles must remain outside the black line markings around all greens (if present) which indicate no-go areas, otherwise, they must remain a minimum of 5 metres from any tee, green or bunker (unless on a formed path). Motorised golf vehicles must not be driven over mounds surrounding greens or bunkers. Authorised owners and second drivers of carts must be familiar with By-law 10

13. Buggies, bags or carts are to be left on the exit side of the green and must not be parked directly in front of the green whilst putting. When play of the hole has been completed and any damage to the green repaired, players must immediately leave the area from the rear or from the side of the putting green.

14. Buggies and pull carts are not to be taken on to tees or greens.

15. All players are to carry and use sand to repair any player damage caused or observed around the course.

16. Use of the Practice Range must be in accordance with the displayed rules. Hitting from other than the defined area (red pegs), hitting beyond the range boundary, and hitting balls back towards the tee area from the range are prohibited. All members using the range are to sand fill their divots before departing the range.

17. Players will not use profane or abusive language, throw or break their clubs, wilfully damage the course in any way, or criticise the course, the competition, or club officials.

MOBILE PHONES. When playing competition golf at Catalina, players may carry a mobile phone, which should be kept on silent and only used with due consideration to other players.


THE PACE OF PLAYIt is not the intention of these guidelines to penalise players, but to bring to player’s attention the accepted methods whereby they can improve their pace of play and avoid inconveniencing other players who also wish to enjoy their golf

It is expected that a round of golf at Catalina should not take more than 2 hours for 9 holes and 4 - 4¼ hours for 18 holes. In the Rules of Golf, Rule 5.6 is relevant to the pace of play. A player who does not abide by the Rules may be disqualified. Slow play causes great frustration to all the other players on the course. For everyone’s sake, let us avoid it by:

1. Not starting a round early: this causes hold-ups in the flow of play, particularly on the Par 3 holes. This may be waived by the Starter.

2. Sticking to your booking time and allowing the group in front the 8 minute interval between tee-times

3. Maintaining your place in the field. Remember, your place in the field is immediately behind the group in front and not in front of the group behind.

4. Playing “Ready Golf”:

• Move briskly to your ball between each shot, don’t wait alongside your playing partner/s, go directly to your ball and be ready to play when it is your turn;


• If you are a shorter hitter play first from the tee or fairway if longer hitters are having to wait;

• Play your tee shot if the person with the honour is not ready to play;

• Play your shot before helping someone to look for a lost ball (remember 3 minutes is the maximum time to search for a lost ball);

• If a ball is known to be in a penalty area do not waste time trying to retrieve it at the expense of the following players, return later to find it; and

• Play or putt out of turn when it is appropriate to do so.

5. Not dawdling on the green. When you reach the green, move to your ball and repair any pitch marks. Where possible, line up your putt prior to your turn to putt. If your ball needs to be marked, do it as quickly as you can. Anticipate the requirements of your fellow player. Move back and line up your putt whilst other players are putting. Except in match play, and where you will stand on someone else’s line, when you start putting, continue until you have holed out. If playing a par or stableford event and you can no longer score on that hole, pick up your ball and let others continue.

6. At the end of the round, checking and submitting your card without delay, to hasten the issue of the results.


CHILDREN ON THE COURSEIn the interest of safety, children under the age of ten (10) years are not permitted on or about the playing area (including the practice area) of the golf course, unless they are either under the immediate care and supervision of an adult, or they are a Junior Member of this club. However, the senior staff in the Pro-shop may grant exemption to such children who are playing members of some other registered golf club. When in a cart, children must remain seated, and under no circumstance will a child drive a cart.

DOGS NOT PERMITTEDDogs are not allowed onto the golf course or into the club house. This restriction does not apply to Guide Dogs and other special needs dogs.


CATEGORIES OF GOLFING MEMBERSHIP &

RESPONSIBILITIES

ADULT GOLFING MEMBERSHIPSAll applications for adult golfing membership must be by persons proposed and seconded by two golfing members. Membership can only be granted by the Board of Directors. Once membership has been granted, it is the responsibility of Proposer and Seconder to ensure, without undue delay, that the new member is not only introduced to the President, but also that they are sufficiently advanced in the knowledge of the Rules of Golf to be competent to perform the duty of marker for a fellow competitor. Proposer and Seconders should play with their nominee until competence is achieved.

CADET AND JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPSElevation of a Cadet to Junior membership depends upon application by a parent or guardian on behalf of the applicant, plus an assessment by the Junior Golf Committee that the Cadet has reached an adequate standard. For an applicant who was a recognised Junior at some other club, application by a parent or guardian is again required, plus an assessment by the Chair of the Junior Golf Committee. Cadet Membership is administered by the Junior Golf Committee.


RESPONSIBILITY FOR NEW MEMBERSIt is the responsibility of Proposer and Seconder immediately a Nominee is elected to membership, to ensure that such new member is (i) introduced to the President, Captain and other members; (ii) above all, is sufficiently advanced in the knowledge of the Rules of Golf to be competent to perform the duty of marker to a fellow competitor. Please see that you play with your Nominee until he or she is so equipped.

NEW WORLD HANDICAP SYSTEMThe World Handicap System (WHS) took effect in Australia on Thursday 30 January 2020. www.golf.org.au remains the only authorised website where you can view your handicap record.

The WHS is a joint initiative of golf’s two international governing bodies, The R&A and the United States Golf Association. These two bodies have worked together with the world’s major handicapping authorities to develop a single handicap system for the game. Golf Australia is one of the organisations that has been closely involved.

The WHS involves less change for Australia than it does for any other country. But whilst your handicapping experience will remain largely the same, we will see a few changes in Australia.

Please visit www.golf.org.au for all of the latest information on the WHS.


APPLICATION OF HANDICAPS TO VARIOUS COMPETITIONS

INDIVIDUAL Stroke, Stableford and Par – full handicap.

MATCH PLAY Full difference of Stroke handicap.

FOURSOMES Foursomes – 1/2 combined handicaps Canadian Foursomes – 3/8 combined handicaps American Foursomes – 3/8 combined handicaps

AMBROSE 2 Ball – 1/4 combined handicaps 3 Ball – 1/6 combined handicaps 4 Ball – 1/8 combined handicaps


“The golf course area in 1936 was owned by W.P. (Percy) BILL. Percy Bill or “Young Percy” as he was more com-monly known,ran a number of cows in the centre of the race track and did so until 1945.This area was known as “Bill’s Paddock”.

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“The golf course area in 1936 was owned by W.P. (Percy) BILL. Percy Bill or “Young Percy” as he was more commonly known, ran a number of cows in the centre of the race track and did so until 1945.

This area was known as “Bill’s Paddock”.

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BOOKING SHEETS & STARTING TIMES

see also By-law 21

1. Computerised booking for competition golf (MiClub software) is available on-line or on the computer kiosks in the clubhouse or the Pro-Shop.

2. To gain on-line access to time sheets, members log in via www.clubcatalina.com.au, and go to “Bookings/Fixtures list. All events which are currently open for reservation are then displayed.

3. Access to clubhouse kiosks requires member number only. NB. A member may book other playing partners including visitors.

4. Timesheets usually opened at 6:00 pm,15 days before the event.

5. All time sheets are closed at 4:00pm the day before competition day, to allow the Pro Shop to prepare for the competition. Members will still be able to view the time sheet on-line to determine if there are available vacancies but will need to phone the Pro Shop during normal shop hours to access any such vacancies as the reserve list process closes when the time sheets close.

6. Certain events, such as Championships and Major Events will require the submission of an entry form with a pre-paid fee.


7. Competitors who are unable to play in an event on the day of that event for which they are booked must notify the starter as soon as possible. On-line cancellation is possible on any day preceding play except for ‘special events’.

8. The time of a booking on the MiClub system will be taken as the player’s start time (R&A 5.3(a)), subject to possible variation by the Starter. A player who arrives late may be permitted to play the competition at a later available time at the discretion of the Starter.

9. A Golfing Member may invite guests onto the course. The number of guests permitted on any given day will not be restricted; however, numbers may be constrained to ensure fellow members are not disadvantaged. If a member wishes to bring multiple guests to play in a single formal competition the Member concerned must apply to the Captain. Guests within a Member’s yearly allowance of 12 will enjoy discounted green fees. The Member is still free to invite more guests, but without any discounts. A Guest’s attendance on the course may be in a competition or as a social player: in either case, the guest must be in the same playing group as their inviting Member, which may cover a number of tee times simultaneously booked If a guest enters the Clubhouse, they must be accompanied by the inviting Member and must be signed in by them.

10. Members of the Catalina Professional Golf staff and visiting professionals with a Golf Australia Handicap are welcome to play in all club competitions but are not eligible to win prizes.


COMPETITIONSThe Captain or his/her nominated deputy, with guidance from the Golf Operations Committee, has control of competition play at all times and reserves the right to alter the programme and conditions of play.

On competition days the following conditions of play will apply:-

• The Royal and Ancient Rules of Golf will apply to all competitions.

• The Captain will determine the number of players to constitute a competition.

• The Starter may be designated by the Captain; if not then the senior Pro-shop staff will be the Starter.

• Grades will be determined by the number of players in the field.

• Players are required to acquaint themselves with current local rules – changes will be posted on noticeboards.

• All events are conducted over 18 holes unless otherwise stated.

• Competition scorecards are to be submitted within 15 minutes of completing the round. Failure to return a card may lead to disqualification.

• Players who start a day’s play but then withdraw solely because of inclement weather will not be permitted to restart play later in more favourable conditions – except as covered by Rule 5.7.


• All matches must be played on or by the dates set down unless otherwise sanctioned by the Club Captain.

• Members competing in Match Play events may not play in any other competition at the same time without the express permission of the Captain or Captain’s deputy

• Ties in scratch events will be decided under conditions determined by the Golf Operations Committee.

• Ties in all 18 Hole handicap events will be decided by the Australian count back system:

1. Best net score over the last 9 holes on the card (half handicap). If still tied:

2. Best net score over the last 6 holes on the card (one third handicap). If still tied:

3. Best net score over the last 3 holes on the card (one sixth handicap). If still tied:

4. Hole by hole count back from the 18th (one eighteenth handicap)

5. Ties in 36 or 72 Hole events: - the last 18 holes will be used. If still tied, proceed as above.

Match Play events all square at the 18th must continue until decided.


RULES FOR USE OF MOTORISED VEHICLES

1. Motorised Golf vehicles may be used in any Club competition.

2. Any person wishing to use private motorised vehicles MUST apply to the General Manager for approval (conditions can be found on Club Catalina Members Web Page). Each application will be considered on merit.

3. The considerable increase in the use of motorised transport has caused the Board to examine ways of minimizing harm to the course and interference to other players. Vehicles must, therefore, meet the club’s minimum standards with regard to:

• silencing (electrically driven vehicles are, therefore, preferred and will, ultimately, be the only vehicles accepted), and,

• potential to cause damage to the course (weight and wheel width are critical to this assessment).

• NB, standards have been determined and are on display on clubhouse noticeboards.

• Any new application by a member seeking permission to use private motorized transport must comply with these standards.

4. Motorised Golf vehicles must not be driven any closer than 5 meters to a tee, green or bunker.


5. Motorised Golf vehicles must not be driven over mounds surrounding greens or bunkers.

6. To prevent areas of high wear or soil compaction the Club Catalina Course Superintendent may mark Black Lines to restrict MGV right of entry.

7. MGVs Are Not Permitted To Pass Over Black Lines Marked On the Course.

8. Failure to comply with the above will result in MGV privileges being withdrawn.

9. Motorised Golf vehicles must generally be kept a distance of at least 20 metres from other golfers making a shot and are to be turned off when near tees and greens.

10. Motorised Golf vehicles should not be left unattended in any areas that limit access to entrances, walkways and pathways.

11. Motorised Golf vehicles are to be driven at a speed that is safe, responsible and with due courtesy to all other members.

12. Drivers of Motorised Golf Vehicles must have a valid NSW Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) or state/territory equivalent driver’s licence.

13. Access to the Pro Shop from the cart shed is only permitted by way of the service path and bridge provided (do not drive across the 18th fairway).

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE RULES COULD RESULT IN THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE PRIVILEGE OF MOTORISED GOLF TRANSPORTATION.


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COMPETITION EVENTS AND HOW THEY ARE PLAYED AT CATALINA

1. MEDLEY EVENTSAn event labelled as “Medley” in this Fixtures book means that both genders may make an entry on that time sheet but, unless otherwise notified, there will be separate competitions for men and women.

2. 4BBB EVENTS (STABLEFORD, PAR)Two Players play as partners – each using his/her own ball. Players must be identified on the card as player 1 and player 2 – the better score is recorded for each hole played. If player 1 has the best score mark the score in the P1 column and place a dot in the corresponding score column.If player 2 has the best score mark the score in the P2 column and place a dot in the corresponding score column and the P2 column (far right).Note:- If you are unable to beat your partners score pick up and place a dot in the W column.

3. FOURBALL STROKEPlayed similarly to Fourball Stableford except that the best gross/net score is recorded for each hole.


4. FOURSOMESTwo players play as partners and use one ball. The partners hit off from alternate tees and thereafter strike the ball alternately during the play at each hole. Handicap allowance is 1/2 of combined handicaps.

5. MIXED FOURSOMESMixed Foursomes are played in the same manner as Foursomes except that the Ladies use their own tees.

6. CANADIAN FOURSOMESPlayed as above except that both team members play tee shots at every hole and afterwards continue with whichever ball they nominate. Handicap allowance is 3/8 of combined handicaps.

7. TWO STROKE CANADIAN FOURSOMESTwo Stroke Canadian Foursomes requires each partner to play two strokes with his/her own ball before proceeding to alternating play.

8. AMERICAN FOURSOMESBoth 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 as in Foursomes with the owner of the ball selected playing the third stroke. Handicap allowance is 3/8 of combined handicaps.


9. IRISH FOUR BALLPlayed by a team of four, three or two. The score for each hole is the best two Stableford scores obtained by any two of the four in the team – 2 scores only to be recorded. The scorecard must show each team member’s handicap. The scorecard is to be signed by the marker and countersigned by one other team member.Note:- If your score cannot beat the other two scores pick up and mark a spot in the W column of the scorecard.

10. PROGRESSIVE IRISH FOURBALLPlayed as above except that teams may be of 3 players and scoring is recorded as follows: 1st six holes best 1 of 4 scores 2nd six holes best 2 of 4 scores 3rd six holes best 3 of 4 scores Same scorecard requirements as above

11. DROP-OUT AMBROSEA team stroke event usually played by a group of four, (but may be 2 or 3) no drop out if less than 3 players. Each player plays a tee shot on every hole, the Captain of the group then selects the ball to be played, the player whose ball is chosen does not play the next shot except on the green where all players putt, play proceeds as follows:


Tee ShotsEach team member must contribute at least four drives per eighteen (18) holes if there are four players in the group, and five drives when a team consists three (3) players. The scorer must record whose tee shot was used on each hole.

On the FairwayThe position of the selected ball is marked and each player then places a ball within one club length of the marked position but no nearer the hole. There is any order of play.

Off the FairwayAs above except that the placement must be in the same conditions as the marked position (i.e. hazard, rough, bunker).

On the Putting GreenOther balls must be played from within one putter-head length either side of the selected marked ball, and no nearer the hole. Once any ball is holed-out, no further strokes are permitted.

ScorecardThe scorecard must show each team member’s handicap and is to be signed by the marker and countersigned by one other team member.

12. 4 BALL STABLEFORD MULTIPLIERPlayed in teams of two. Each player must record a stableford score for each hole played (even if the score is zero). The two scores are then multiplied together to give the team score for each hole.


MAJOR EVENTS

CENTENARY OF GOLF MEN’S VETERANS CHAMPIONSHIPSMarch 19th Round 1, March 26th Round 2

CENTENARY OF GOLF MEDLEY PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIPSApril 5th, Shotgun Start 10am for 10.30am

CENTENARY OF GOLF BATEMANS BAY OPENMay 1st 2BBB Stableford, 2nd & 3rd 36 Holes Stroke.Three Grades. Gross and Net.

CENTENARY OF GOLF MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPSMay 16th, 17th, & 23rd, 24th Four grades and seniors (over 55), 72 Hole Stroke (4X18holes). Gross and Net Leading 8 players in the gross championship will be seeded for the final round.

CENTENARY OF GOLF CLUB MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIPSThe top 8 gross scores in A, B, C&D grades of the Club Championships will qualify and be invited to contest the Club Match Play Championship. A player declining the invitation will be replaced by the next eligible place getter from the 72 Hole Club Championship. All matches are to be played off the blue tees and completed as follows;Round 1. By Saturday June 6thRound 2. By Saturday June 27th Final Round By Saturday July 18th


Provision will be made within the daily competition if needed to complete the respective matches. These players are not eligible to participate in the event of the day. Matches not played by the nominated date will be declared a forfeit, thus granting a walk-over to the next opponent.

CENTENARY OF GOLF CATALINA SENIORS OPENJune 7th & 8th 36 Holes StrokeSenior Order of Merit Event, Age 55yrs and Over

CENTENARY OF GOLF MIXED FOURSOME CHAMPIONSHIPSJune 14th Gross and Net. Grades will be determined by the number of entries. 27 Holes Stroke.

CENTENARY OF GOLF TOURNAMENTJune 19th, 20th & 21st

CENTENARY OF GOLF CLYDE AUTO JUNIOR OPENJuly 26th

CENTENARY VETERANS WEEK OF GOLF AT CATALINAAugust 6th & 7th

CENTENARY OF GOLF MEN’S FOURSOME CHAMPIONSHIPSAugust 8th Gross and Net. Grades will be determined by the number of entries. 27 Hole Stroke.

CENTENARY OF GOLF VETERANS OPEN DAY AT CATALINAAugust 13th


CENTENARY OF GOLF SOUTH COAST JUNIOR MASTERSAugust 29th & 30th.

CENTENARY OF GOLF WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPSSeptember 2nd Round 1, September 7th Round2, September 9th Final Round.54 Holes Stroke.

CENTENARY OF GOLF CATALINA PGA LEGENDS PRO-AMOctober 8th & 9th

CENTENARY OF GOLF WOMEN’S OPEN TOURNAMENTOctober 16th Canadian Foursomes, 17th & 18th, 36 Holes Stroke

CENTENARY OF GOLF CATALINA CLASSICOctober 30th, 31st, November 1st

MONTHLY MEDALS18 Holes Stroke. Four Grades. Best net score. Medal rounds will normally be played on the first Saturday of each month. Ties in Monthly Medal events will be decided by a count back.

GOLD MEDAL PLAYOFFThe Gold Medal Playoff is to be played on 12th December 2020. Eligible players are Monthly Medal winners during the 2020 year irrespective of grade. Ties will be decided by a count back.


SPECIAL EVENTS & TROPHIES

CATALINA ECLECTIC COMPETITION (GROSS & NET)

All men who play in an individual Tuesday or Saturday competition will be entered in the Catalina Eclectic competition for 2020. Scores will be recorded automatically by MiClub and you can check your progress on the Club website. The handicap adjustment will be the deduction of ½ of the player’s handicap at the close of the competition. Players are eligible to take a prize in either the gross or the net competition, but not both. If it happens that one player is leading both the gross and net competitions when the scores are finalised that player will be declared the winner of the gross competition. The next best score in the net competition will be declared the winner of that competition.

HOLE-IN-ONE TROPHIES

Awarded to any Catalina Member in a Club Competition as follows;A Prouds Jewellers Trophy may be awarded for a hole in one scored by a Catalina Member at the 5th, 7th, 11th, 14th, 23rd or 25th hole in any club competition.


VISITING GOLFERS & COMPETITIONSPlayers who have a Golf Australia handicap may enter any competition other than club championships, subject to availability. They may play on Championship days if granted special permission by the Captain, but they may not win a major club trophy or a donated trophy. On arrival, they must produce proof of membership of their Home Club and show either a current handicap card or a Golf link card.

Non-members who play the course but who are not the guest of a member are treated as Temporary Members and must sign in as such if they enter the Clubhouse. However, if they reside within 5Km of the clubhouse they have or apply for Social Membership.

RECIPROCAL CLUBSReciprocal agreements with another club outside the FSCDGA will only be formed if the Board considers that such an agreement will be of benefit to members of both clubs.

The current list of the Clubs with whom Catalina Golf Cub has full or partial reciprocity is on view in the Clubhouse and in the Pro Shop. It can also be viewed in the By-law section of the Club’s website.


PROGRAM FOR 2020

MEMBERS, GUESTS AND VISITORS ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT TO

THE PRO SHOP PRIOR TO USING ANY GOLFING FACILITIES.

JANUARY 2020WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1 NEW YEAR’S DAY / Social Play

THURSDAY JANUARY 2 Medley 9 Hole Stableford

FRIDAY JANUARY 3 Social Play

SATURDAY JANUARY 4 Medley Stroke – Men’s January

Monthly Medal

Start of Men’s Eclectic 2020

Women’s 18 Hole Stableford

SUNDAY JANUARY 5 Medley Stableford


MONDAY JANUARY 6 Social Play

TUESDAY JANUARY 7 Medley Stableford

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 8 Social Play

Vets Committee Meeting, 9:30am



SATURDAY JANUARY 11 Medley Stableford



DRIVERS OF MOTORISED GOLF VEHICLES MUST BE OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE



MSCVGA Delegates Meeting, 10am,

St Georges Basin

TUESDAY JANUARY 14 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15 Women’s Opening Day - Stableford

Sally Gadsby Remedial Award -

8am Start

THURSDAY JANUARY 16 Vets Opening Day 9 Hole Individual

Stableford

Opening Day, Women’s 9 Hole Comp,

8.30 to 9.30am








WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22 Women’s Stableford, 8am Start,

Yellow Tees

THURSDAY JANUARY 23 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford

Women’s 9 Hole Comp, 8.30 - 9.30am




SUNDAY JANUARY 26 AUSTRALIA DAY / Medley Irish 4BBB

Prizes will be determined on

the number of players in each

group. Men’s Pennant Team shirt

presentation 5pm Barrell Draw

CARRY & USE A SAND BUCKET




White Tees

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29 4BBB Stroke (Own Partners)

$1 Entry pp, Qualifying Round

Capital Chemist Match Play Knock-out,

8:00 am Start

THURSDAY JANUARY 30 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford



FEBRUARY 2020SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 Medley Stroke – Men’s February

Monthly Medal


SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2 Medley Stableford


MONDAY FEBRUARY 3 Social Play

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 4 Men’s Mid-Week Comp Par

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5 Stableford, Portia Dunn Trophy,

All Divisions, 8am Start

Special Events Start

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford

1st Round February/March

Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7 Social Play

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8 Medley Stableford





10-14 Feb. Shoalhaven Vets Week of Golf

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 12 Progressive Irish 4 Ball,

4 Person Team, 8am Start

Vets Committee Meeting 9:30am

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.








TUESDAY FEBRUARY 18 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Par WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19 Centenary of Golf 1st Round

Foursomes Championship, 8am Start

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20 Vets 9 Hole 4BBB Stableford, 2 Tee,

Shotgun Start 8:30 for 9am





SUNDAY FEBRUARY 23 Medley 2 person Ambrose

Prizes will be determined on the

number of players in each group

Barrel Draw



MSCVGA Inter club at Callala

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 25 Men’s Mid-Week Comp,

Individual Stableford

WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 26 Centenary of Golf Final Round

Foursomes Championship, 8am Start

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 27 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford

Women’s 9 Hole Comp, 8.30 -9.30am




MARCH 2020SUNDAY MARCH 1 Medley Stableford - Possible later

start due to Pennant’s


MONDAY MARCH 2 Social Play

TUESDAY MARCH 3 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY MARCH 4 Stableford, Portia Dunn Trophy, All

Divisions, GJ’s Cafe & Grill 8am Start

THURSDAY MARCH 5 Vets 9 Hole Irish 4 Ball Stableford,

Shotgun Start 8:30 for 9:00

Vets Welfare Fund-raiser, BBQ


FRIDAY MARCH 6 Social Play

SATURDAY MARCH 7 Medley Stroke - Men’s March

Monthly Medal


SUNDAY MARCH 8 Medley 4 Person Ambrose - Drop-out,






WEDNESDAY MARCH 11 Stroke & Putting, 1st GNSW &

Monthly Medal

1st Round Pro Shop Trophy,

Ardor Salon Award 8.00am Start


THURSDAY MARCH 12 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

2nd Round Feb / March

Bi-Monthly Medal



SATURDAY MARCH 14 Medley Par


SUNDAY MARCH 15 Medley Stableford



MSCVGA Inter club at Sussex Inlet

TUESDAY MARCH 17 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Irish 4BBB

WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY MARCH 18 Par, 1st Round Red, White & Blue

Trophy, 8:00 am Start

THURSDAY MARCH 19 Centenary of Golf 18 Hole Vets

Championships 1st Round,

Qualifying Round 18 Hole Match Play

Championships.

PLUS 9 Hole Grand Prix.



SATURDAY MARCH 21 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY MARCH 22 Medley American Foursomes






WEDNESDAY MARCH 25 Stableford, 8:00 am Start,

FSC&TGA Tournament at Bega

THURSDAY MARCH 26 Centenary of Golf 18 Hole Vets

Championship 2nd Round,

Qualifying Round 18 Hole Matchplay

Championships.

PLUS 9 Hole Grand Prix

Women’s 9 Hole Comp 8.30 - 9.30am


SATURDAY MARCH 28 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY MARCH 29 Medley Stableford Barrell Draw




APRIL 2020WEDNESDAY APRIL 1 Stableford - Portia Dunn Trophy, All

Divisions,Sally Gadsby Remedial

Award - All Divisions - 8:30 am Start

Vets Mollycat Trophy at Mollymook

THURSDAY APRIL 2 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford

1st Round April/May Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY APRIL 3 Social Play

SATURDAY APRIL 4 Medley Stroke Men’s April Monthly Medal


SUNDAY APRIL 5 Centenary of Golf Medley Par 3

Championship. Shotgun Start 10am

for 10.30am


MONDAY APRIL 6 Social Play

MSCVGA Inter club at Vincentia

TUESDAY APRIL 7 Men’s mid-week comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 Stroke & Putting - 2nd GNSW &

Monthly Medal, Association Medal,

Goodwill Plate (Golf NSW Event)

Ardor Salon Award

Vets Committee Meeting at 9.30am

THURSDAY APRIL 9 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

Alan Morgan Trophy


FRIDAY APRIL 10 GOOD FRIDAY / Social Play

SATURDAY APRIL 11 EASTER SATURDAY / Medley Stableford


SUNDAY APRIL 12 EASTER SUNDAY / Medley Stableford

REPAIR LOB MARKS ON GREEN


MONDAY APRIL 13 EASTER MONDAY /

Centenary of Golf Catalina-Augusta

Green Jacket – Breakfast

9 Hole Medley Stableford

Social Play

TUESDAY APRIL 14 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY APRIL 15 4BBB Stableford Multiplier

THURSDAY APRIL 16 Vets Captain v. President Day

4BBB Stableford

Shotgun Start 8:30am for 9am.

2 tees, BBQ



SATURDAY APRIL 18, Medley Stableford


SUNDAY APRIL 19 Medley Stableford




WEDNESDAY APRIL 22 Stableford GJ’s Café & Grill Award

Yellow Tees

THURSDAY APRIL 23 Vets 9 &18 Hole Individual Stableford



SATURDAY APRIL 25 ANZAC DAY / Medley Stableford


SUNDAY APRIL 26 Medley Stableford - Multiplier

Barrel Draw




WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 Irish Four Ball

THURSDAY APRIL 30 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford


MAY 2020FRIDAY MAY 1 Centenary of Golf Batemans Bay Open,

2BBB Stableford

SATURDAY MAY 2 Centenary of Golf Batemans Bay Open,

Stroke Round 1

SUNDAY MAY 3 Centenary of Golf Batemans Bay Open,

Stroke Round 2


MONDAY MAY 4 Social Play

MSCVGA Inter club at Nowra

TUESDAY MAY 5 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY MAY 6 Stableford - Portia Dunn Trophy,

All Divisions


THURSDAY MAY 7 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

2nd Round April/May Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY MAY 8 Social Play

SATURDAY MAY 9 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY MAY 10 MOTHER’S DAY / Medley Stableford




Vincentia

TUESDAY MAY 12 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Par

WEDNESDAY MAY 13 Stroke & Putting, 3rd GNSW & Monthly

Medal, 2nd Round Pro Shop Trophy,

Mabel MacKenzie Brooch -

Reg. Vet Ardor Salon Award


THURSDAY MAY 14 Vets 9 Hole, 2 Man Ambrose, Shotgun

Start, 2 Tees, 8:30 for 9:00am



SATURDAY MAY 16 Centenary of Golf Stroke – Men’s

Round 1 - 72 Hole Club Championship


SUNDAY MAY 17 Centenary of Golf Stroke – Men’s


Medley 18 Hole Stableford



TUESDAY MAY 19 Centenary of Golf Tom Morris

Challenge (6 clubs & putter)

Stableford

WEDNESDAY MAY 20 Stableford - Sally Gadsby

Remedial Award

THURSDAY MAY 21 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford –

Jim Palmer Trophy



SATURDAY MAY 23 Centenary of Golf Stroke – Men’s



SUNDAY MAY 24 Centenary of Golf Stroke – Men’s


Medley 18 Hole Stableford



MSCVGA Inter club at Shoalhaven Heads.

TUESDAY MAY 26 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY MAY 27 4BBB Stableford Golf NSW Bowl

($5 per player Entry)

THURSDAY MAY 28 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford

Final Day to complete Match Play



SATURDAY MAY 30 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY MAY 31 Medley Stableford. Barrel Draw


JUNE 2020MONDAY JUNE 1 Social Play

TUESDAY JUNE 2 Men’s Mid-Week Comp,

4 Ball Aggregate Stableford

WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 Stableford, Portia Dunn Trophy, All Divisions

THURSDAY JUNE 4 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

Super Vets and Life Members

Appreciation Day. Sponsored by

Ray Hartley & Bob Kolderie


FRIDAY JUNE 5 Social Play

SATURDAY JUNE 6 Medley Stableford


Round 1 of Club Scratch Match Play

Championships to be played today

unless completed beforehand.

SUNDAY JUNE 7 Centenary of Golf Catalina Senior

Open Round 1

Medley Stableford TBA


MONDAY JUNE 8 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY

Centenary of Golf Catalina Senior

Open Round 2

TUESDAY JUNE 9 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 Stroke & Putting, 4th GNSW & Monthly

Medal, Vets & Senior Vets Country

Championships, Ardor Salon award


THURSDAY JUNE 11 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford

1st Round June/July Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY JUNE 12 Social Play

SATURDAY JUNE 13 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY JUNE 14 Centenary of Golf 27 Holes Mixed

Foursomes Championships


MONDAY JUNE 15 Social Play

TUESDAY JUNE 16 Winter Cup Round 1 - Stroke WHITE TEES

(Round 2, 7th July)

WEDNESDAY JUNE 17 Stableford, Grandmother’s Trophy

Sponsor, Lynne Richardson

Yellow Tees

THURSDAY JUNE 18 Vets 9 Hole Irish 4BBB Stableford,

Shotgun Start, 2 Tees 8:30 for

9:00am. BBQ


FRIDAY JUNE 19 CENTENARY OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

SATURDAY JUNE 20 CENTENARY OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

2BBB Stableford -

Captain Vs President Day


SUNDAY JUNE 21 CENTENARY OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

Medley Stableford


MONDAY JUNE 22 NSW ALL SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Social Play

MSCVGA Inter club at Mollymook

TUESDAY JUNE 23 NSW ALL SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford - TBA

WEDNESDAY JUNE 24 NSW ALL SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Novelty Event, TBD

THURSDAY JUNE 25 NSW ALL SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

9 Hole Individual Stableford -TBA


FRIDAY JUNE 26 NSW ALL SCHOOLS GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Social Play

SATURDAY JUNE 27 Medley Stableford - Round 2 of Club Scratch

Match Play Championships to be played

today unless completed beforehand.


SUNDAY JUNE 28 Lions International Charity Golf Day

4 Person Ambrose 18 Holes, Shotgun

Start 8.30am Barrel Draw


MONDAY JUNE 29 Social Play

TUESDAY JUNE 30 Men’s Mid-Week Comp - Stableford

JULY 2020WEDNESDAY JULY 1 Stableford, Sally Gadsby

Remedial Award

2nd Round Red, White & Blue Trophy.

THURSDAY JULY 2 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

2nd Round June/July Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY JULY 3 Social Play

SATURDAY JULY 4 Medley Stroke – Men’s July Monthly Medal


SUNDAY JULY 5 Medley 4BBB Stableford




MONDAY JULY 6 Social Play

TUESDAY JULY 7 Winter Cup Final Round – Stroke,

WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY JULY 8 Stroke & Putting, 5th GNSW & Monthly

Medal, 3rd Round Pro Shop Trophy,

Northcott Day - 3 Div. - Ardor Salon Award


THURSDAY JULY 9 Vets! 18 Hole Mollycat Trophy

PLUS Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford



SATURDAY JULY 11 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY JULY 12 Medley Stableford



TUESDAY JULY 14 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY JULY 15 Canadian Foursomes

THURSDAY JULY 16 Vets 9 Hole 4BBB Stableford Multiplier.

Shotgun Start, 2 Tees

8:30 for 9:00am. Vets AGM at 12 noon



SATURDAY JULY 18 Medley Stroke - Last day to play Club

Match Play Championship Finals

Timeslots will be allocated if needed.


SUNDAY JULY 19 Medley Irish 4BBB Stableford



TUESDAY JULY 21 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY JULY 22 Stableford, Age Event - Sponsor

Bonnie Hardy, Yellow Tees

THURSDAY JULY 23 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford



SATURDAY JULY 25 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY JULY 26 Centenary of Golf Clyde Auto Junior Open

Medley stableford Barrel Draw

Vet’s LSC Week of Golf



Catalina Women’s Veterans Open Day,

18 Holes Stableford, Yellow Tees

MSCVGA Inter club at Worrigee

TUESDAY JULY 28 Men’s Mid-Week Comp Stableford

WEDNESDAY JULY 29 Par, GJ’S Café & Grill Award

THURSDAY JULY 30 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford



AUGUST 2020SATURDAY AUGUST 1 Stroke - Men’s August Monthly Medal


SUNDAY AUGUST 2 Medley American Foursomes,




MONDAY AUGUST 3 Social Play

Vets Eurobodalla Week of Golf at Moruya

TUESDAY AUGUST 4 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

Vets Eurobodalla Week of Golf at Moruya

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 5 Stableford, Portia Dunn Trophy,

All Divisions

THURSDAY AUGUST 6 Vets Eurobodalla Week of Golf at Catalina.

18 Hole Medley Individual Stableford.

PLUS 9 Hole Individual Stableford


FRIDAY AUGUST 7 Vets Eurobodalla Week of Golf at Catalina.

4 Person Medley Irish Fourball.

Shotgun Start, 8 for 8.30am

SATURDAY AUGUST 8 Centenary of Golf 27 Holes Men’s

Foursomes Championships


SUNDAY AUGUST 9 Road to Bonville - Two Person Ambrose

– White & Yellow Tees




WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 Stroke & Putting, 6th GNSW &

Monthly Medal, 3rd Round Red, White

& Blue Trophy Ardor Salon Award


THURSDAY AUGUST 13 Vets Open Day at Catalina.

18 Hole Stableford, 2 Tee Start. BBQ.

PLUS 9 Hole Individual Stableford


FRIDAY AUGUST 14 Social Play

SATURDAY AUGUST 15 Men’s 18 hole Stableford

Caltex Cup at Catalina - TBA


SUNDAY AUGUST 16 Medley Stableford




St Georges Basin

TUESDAY AUGUST 18 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Irish Four Ball

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 Stableford, Sally Gadsby Remedial

Award, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute

Trophy - 3 Divisions

THURSDAY AUGUST 20 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

1st Round August/September

Bi-Monthly Medal



SATURDAY AUGUST 22 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY AUGUST 23 Medley Stableford



MSCVGA Inter club at St Georges Basin


WEDNESDAY AUGUST 26 2BBB Captain v President Day - Draw

THURSDAY AUGUST 27 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford



SATURDAY AUGUST 29 Round 1 South Coast Junior

Masters Event

Medley Stableford TBA

SUNDAY AUGUST 30 Round 2 South Coast Junior

Masters Event

Medley Stableford TBA Barrel Draw



SEPTEMBER 2020TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 Stroke & Putting 7th Monthly Medal,

Centenary of Golf 1st Round 54 Hole

Club Championships – Match Play

Qualifying Round Ardor Salon Award

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford

2nd Round August/September Bi-

Monthly Medal


FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 Social Play

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 Medley Stroke – Men’s September

Monthly Medal


SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6 Medley Stableford FATHERS DAY


MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7 Social Play

Centenary of Golf Women’s 2nd Round

54 Hole Club Championship

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9 Centenary of Golf Final Round

54 Hole Club Championships.

Match Play Qualifying Round. 4th Round.

Pro Shop Trophy


THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10 Vets 9 Hole 4 Man Ambrose, 2 Tee

Shotgun Start. BBQ 8.30 for 9.00am



SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 13 Medley Stableford



TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 15 Men’s Mid-Week Comp , Par

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 16 Stableford, GJ’s Café & Grill Award

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford





SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20 Medley 4 Person Ambrose - Drop-out





MSCVGA Championships at Nowra

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stroke

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 American Foursomes, Shotgun Start

8:30 for 9am Community Projects Day

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford





SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27 Medley Stableford Barrel Draw



TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30 Par, Yellow Tees

OCTOBER 2020THURSDAY OCTOBER 1 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford

1st Round October/November

Bi-Monthly Medal


FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 Social Play

SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 Medley Stroke – Men’s October

Monthly Medal


SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 Medley 2 person Ambrose


MONDAY OCTOBER 5 LABOUR DAY / Social Play

TUESDAY OCTOBER 6 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 Women’s 9 Hole Stableford

PGA Legends Practice Day

THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 Centenary of Golf PGA Legends Pro-Am

Vets 9 Hole Stableford TBA

Women’s 9 Hole Comp, 8.30 - 9.30am TBA

FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 Centenary of Golf PGA Legends

SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY OCTOBER 11 Medley Stableford


MONDAY OCTOBER 12 Social Play

Nowra Vets Par 3 Event


WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 Canadian Foursomes 18 Holes

Shotgun Start 8:30 for 9:00am

Followed by AGM


THURSDAY OCTOBER 15 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford


FRIDAY OCTOBER 16 Centenary of Golf Women’s Open

Tournament - Canadian Foursomes

Vets Open Day at Worrigee

SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 Centenary of Golf Women’s Open

Tournament – 1st Round Stroke/

Stableford

SUNDAY OCTOBER 18 Centenary of Golf Women’s Open

Tournament - 2nd Round Stroke/

Stableford (Shotgun start)

Medley Stableford (TBA)


MONDAY OCTOBER 19 Social Play.

MSCVGA Annual General Meeting


WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 Stroke & Putting 8th Monthly Medal,

Ardor Salon Award

SPECIAL EVENTS CLOSE

THURSDAY OCTOBER 22 Vets Greg Thrum Memorial Trophy.

18 Hole Individual Stableford, Medley.

Shotgun start, 8:00 for 8:30. BBQ


FRIDAY OCTOBER 23 Social Play

SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 Medley Stableford Barrel Draw

CARE FOR YOUR COURSE


MONDAY OCTOBER 26 Club Catalina AGM at 7.00pm

Social Play

Vets Open Day at Worrigee


Vets Open Day, Worrigee

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28 Stroke & Putting Gold Medal Play-off,

Special Events finalised

THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

Age Medallion Trophy (The Ablett).

Sponsored by Bill Forge and Bob Spencer


FRIDAY OCTOBER 30 Centenary of Golf Catalina Classic

Medley 2BBB Stableford

SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 Centenary of Golf Catalina Classic

Men & Women Individual Stableford

NOVEMBER 2020SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 Centenary of Golf Catalina Classic

Medley Irish 4 Ball


MONDAY NOVEMBER 2 Social Play

MSCVGA Delegates Meeting, AGM,

10:00 am, St Georges Basin

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3 Melbourne Cup Day

Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4 Stableford, Gold Medal Play off if Tie

(Stroke play)

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

2nd Round October/November

Bi-Monthly Medal

Women’s 9 Hole Comp, 8.30 to 9.30am

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6 Social Play

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 Medley Stroke – Men’s November

Monthly Medal


SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 Medley Stableford

9 Hole Junior Family Competition


GREENS RENOVATIONS COMMENCE THIS WEEK


TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11 Stableford, Sally Gadsby Remedial

Award


THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 Vets 9 Hole Individual Stableford.

4 Clubs ONLY, Yellow Tees.



SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14 Medley Stableford


SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15 Medley Stableford



Vets Open Day St Georges Basin

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 The Greenkeepers Revenge – Irish 4BBB

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18 Stableford, Turkey Trot

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford.

Play-off for the Medal of Bi-Monthly

Medals



Builders Charity Golf Day – 18 Hole

Shotgun Start 9.30am



SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22 Stableford 4BBB aggregate





TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Par

WHITE TEES

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25 Stableford 2BBB Yellow Tees

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 Vets Closing Day, 9 Hole Irish 4 Ball

Stableford.

Shotgun Start, 2 Tees. 8:30 for 9am. BBQ

Closing Day Women’s 9 Hole Competition




SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29 Medley Stableford Barrel Draw



DECEMBER 2020

TUESDAY DECEMBER 1 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Par

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2 Stableford,

Junior & Cadet Presentation 9 Hole

Ambrose 4.00pm

THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 Men Vets Presentation Luncheon 12 noon

FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 Social Play

Ladies Presentation Night

SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 Medley Stroke - December Monthly

Medal - Final Day for Eclectic


SUNDAY DECEMBER 6 Medley Stableford


MONDAY DECEMBER 7 Social Play

TUESDAY DECEMBER 8 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9 Closing Day - 9 Holes Novelty Event

9.00am Shotgun Start

Christmas Party Day

THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 Medley 9 Hole Stableford


SATURDAY DECEMBER 12 Medley Stroke, Men’s Gold Medal Play-off.


SUNDAY DECEMBER 13 CHRISTMAS CHEER DAY

Medley Irish 4BBB – Shotgun Start

11.30 for 12.00 noon, Presentations

between 5.30pm & 6:00pm:

presentations for gold medal and

eclectic winners. Finger Food around

10 minutes before presentations begin.



TUESDAY DECEMBER 15 Men’s Mid-Week Comp, Stableford

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 Social Play

THURSDAY DECEMBER 17 Medley 9 Hole Competition


SATURDAY DECEMBER 19 Medley Stableford

SUNDAY DECEMBER 20 Medley Stableford



TUESDAY DECEMBER 22 Medley Stableford


THURSDAY DECEMBER 24 Medley 9 hole Stableford

FRIDAY DECEMBER 25 CHRISTMAS DAY –

COURSE / CLUB CLOSED

SATURDAY DECEMBER 26 BOXING DAY / Medley Stableford

SUNDAY DECEMBER 27 Medley Stableford Barrel Draw



TUESDAY DECEMBER 29 Medley Stableford


THURSDAY DECEMBER 31 9 Hole Stableford

JANUARY 2021

FRIDAY JANUARY 1 NEW YEARS DAY / Social Play

SATURDAY JANUARY 2 Medley Stroke – Men’s January

Monthly Medal.

Men’s Eclectic 2021 begins





TUESDAY JANUARY 5 Medley Stableford

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6 Social Play









WEDNESDAY JANUARY 13 Women’s Opening Day – Stableford.

8:00 Start


THURSDAY JANUARY 14 Vets Opening Day – 9 Hole Individual

Stableford

Opening Day Women’s 9 Hole Social

Comp, 8.30 to 9.30 am








WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20 Women’s Stableford, 8:00am Start,

Yellow Tees

THURSDAY JANUARY 21 Vets 9 & 18 Hole Individual Stableford

Women’s 9 Hole Social Comp,

8.30 - 9.30am






THE JUNIORS 100 CLUBThe 100 Club is conducted to raise funds to assist Junior’s recover costs of entry into tournaments and any other out of pocket costs approved by the Junior Committee.

The 100 Club is run every Saturday morning, weather permitting, the Junior Committee has decided that all parents are to make themselves available to take a turn on a roster basis, for a 2 hour stint to sell the numbers for the 100 Club. Parents will be required for a maximum of 3 sessions per year and will be assisted by other club members who volunteer their time, if anyone else would like to help out please leave your details with the Pro Shop Staff.

The 100 Club is a Board of 100 squares they are numbered 1 to 100 and sold for $2 each, as soon as the board is full it is drawn electronically by the staff member at Reception. The holder of the winning number receives $100 & the Junior Development Fund receives $100.

Junior Co-ordinator

FIXTURES 2020 – JUNIORS AND CADETS

For all 2020 Junior Fixtures please refer to the Jack Newton website. http://www.jnjg.com.au/

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Foxtel HD

Alfresco Areas

GOLF

27 Hole Championship Golf Course

Pro Shop & Practice facilities

CATALINA RESTAURANT

Lunch and Dinner

7 Days

COFFEE SHOP

9am – 7 Days

COURTESY BUS

Routes: Long Beach to Malua Bay

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Friday & Saturday Nights

CLUB CATALINA

154 Beach Road,

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Club: 02 4472 4022

Pro Shop: 02 4472 4386

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CENTENARY OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

(With 9-hole Hickory) and Gala Dinner

19 - 21 JUNE, 2020

Documents

FIXTURES GUIDE · CAPTAIN Oroya Mitchell 4471 1034 VICE-CAPTAIN Helen Bunsell 4471 2455 ... Nobody should move, ... depending on the event. 11. The playing of a second ball (a maximum