NSW Golf Association Annual Report 2010

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Annual Report

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for the year ended

30th June 2010

Jake Higginbottom 2010 NSW Amateur Champion

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Sixty Second Annual Report for the year ended 30th June 2010

Contents

Patrons, Presidents, Life Members and Council 2Personnel 3Board of Directors 4 Councillors 5Committees 6President’s Report 7Chief Executive Officer’s Report 8Finance and Constitution Report 10Rules and Amateur Status Report 11Match Report 12Sponsorship/Marketing and Development Report 14Handicapping and Course Rating Report 15Tournament Results 16NSW Honour Roll 22Directors’ Report 31Balance Sheet 33Income Statement 34 Statement of Cash Flows 35Notes to the Financial Statements 36Directors’ Declaration 44Independent Audit Report 45Detailed Statement of Income and Expenditure 46NSW Golf Foundation 48NSW Golf Foundation Income Statement and Balance Sheet 49Metropolitan Affiliated Club Membership 50District Golf Associations Affiliated Club Membership 52Sponsors /Commercial Partners 59

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Personnel

PATRON MEMBERSGary Hennessy The Australian Golf Club

Richard Hattersley The Royal Sydney Golf Club

GOLF NSW LIMITED SOLICITORSThomson Playford Cutlers

GOLF NSW LIMITED AUDITORSBell Partners

Presidents1949 Mr. W. E. Bain (Dec. June 1949)1949-50 Mr. C. W. Rundle1951-55 Mr. E. J. Hyde1956-60 Mr. J. S. Macqueen1961-64 Mr. J. W. Wilson1965-66 Mr. D. H. Dwyer, OBE1967-72 Mr. L. R. S. Graham1973-77 Mr. E. G. B. Lusk, OAM (Res. August 1977)1977-84 Mr. L. M. Barnett1984-90 Mr. L. W. Clark1990-96 Mr. J. B. Lugsdin (Dec. February 1996)1996-03 Mr. B. A. Nairn, OAM2003-07 Mr. J. S. Buckley (Res. November 2007)2007-10 Mr. S. C. Cox

Life MembersMr. B. L. BarnesMr. J. S. BuckleyMr. I. R. ChomleyMr. L. W. ClarkMr. S. C. CoxMr. I. FraserMr. A. Y. Gresham, OAMMr. J. R. HigsonMr. K. W. JamesMr. E. T. KimeMr. E. G. B. Lusk, OAMMr. W. A. MarshallMr. A. MercerMr. B. A. Nairn, OAMMr. K. J. OwensMr. B. F. Richardson Mr. G. B. SimmonsMr. A. R. TrinderMr. R. M. W. VizeMr. E. J. Williams

CouncilMr. Chris AllenMr. Ray BellamyMr. Peter Brien (Appt April 10)Mr. Anthony Briers (Appt April 10)Mr. Les BrowneMr. Gary BryantMr. Tony BuschMr. David ByfieldMr. Stuart CoxMr. David CoultonMr. Anthony Davis (Res April 10)Mr. Harry Douglas (Dec March 10)Mr. John Dunkin (Appt April 10)Mr. Ian Elliott (Appt April 10)Mr. Ian FraserMr. Frank GalMr. Jim GlendayMr. Robert GriffithsMr. Alan HarrisonMr. Grant HardingMr. Richard HattersleyMr. Herb JamesMr. Reg JohnstonMr. Greg KellettMr. Brian LanzMr. John LockMr. Ken MartinMr. John MillerMr. Bruce Mitchell (Res April 10)Mr. Bruce Nairn, OAMMr. Robert Robards (Res April 10)Mr. Robert ScarrMr. Robert ScottMr. Colin SmithMr. Denis SpillaneMr. Robert Soper (Appt April 10)Mr. Paul ThomasMr. Stan Tucker (Res April 10)Mr. John WaandersMr. Darrell Watts

Bottom to Top – Left to right

Greg Mills Chief Executive Officer

Robyn Jones PA Chief Executive Officer

Wynter Hines Finance & Marketing Coordinator

Bryce Alley – Res. Jan’10 Office Assistant

Brian Speechley – Ret. Jun ’10 Manager – Finance & Administration

Graeme Phillipson General Manager – Golf Programs & Services

Rod Clark Manager – Technical & Membership Services

Christy Collier Manager – Golf Events

James Black Manager – Marketing & Sponsorship

Ann Larson Receptionist

Julia Skamperle Events Coordinator

InsetAdam Dranfield – Appt Feb’10 Office Assistant

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Personnel

Greg MillsChief Executive Officer

Graeme PhillipsonGeneral Manager - GolfPrograms & Services

Brian Speechley Manager - Finance &Administration – Ret. Jun ’10

James BlackManager - Marketing &Sponsorship

Christy CollierManager - Golf Events

Rod ClarkManager - Technical &Membership Services


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Board of Directors

Chris Allen David Coulton Ian Fraser

Frank GalChairman Rules and Amateur Status

Bob Griffiths Herb JamesChairman Handicapping and Course Rating

John Miller(apt. April 2010)

Bruce Nairn, OAM Chairman State Selectors

Paul Thomas (Res. April 2010)

Darrell Watts

Stuart CoxPresident

Alan HarrisonVice President

John WaandersTreasurer


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2010 Councillors

Front Row (left to right)

Ray Bellamy (Zone D – Lower North Coast DGA), Bob Robards (Zone D – Central Coast DGA), Robert Scott (Zone A Metro – Bankstown), Gary Bryant (Zone D – Mid North Coast), Jim Glenday (Zone C Metro – Georges River), Grant Harding (Zone F – South West DGA)

Back Row (left to right)

Reg Johnston (Zone C Metro – Parramatta), John Lock (Zone B Metro – Carnarvon), Brian Lanz (Zone E – New England DGA), Denis Spillane (Zone B Metro – Fox Hills), David Byfield (Zone F – Riverina DGA), Tony Busch (Zone E – Blue Mountains DGA), Les Browne (Zone A Metro – Long Reef ), Colin Smith (Zone C Metro – Botany), Stan Tucker (Zone B Metro – Woolooware), John Miller (Zone E – Central Western DGA), Greg Kellett (Zone E – Central North DGA), Harry Douglas (Zone F – Far South Coast DGA), Bob Scarr (Zone D – Hunter DGA), Ken Martin (Zone F – Western Riverina DGA)


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Committees 2010

JACK NEWTON JUNIOR GOLF FOUNDATION S. Cox & C. Allen

STATE SELECTORSB. Nairn (Chairman) L. Browne L. Peterson

GOLF AUSTRALIA DELEGATESS. C. Cox & A. Harrison

CLUBS NSWG. Mills (State Councillor)

MATCHL. Browne (Chairman) C. AllenI. Fraser F. Gal G. HardingH. JamesJ. LockB. A. NairnR. ScarrR. ScottC. SmithD. SpillaneP. ThomasS. TuckerD. Watts

HANDICAPPING & COURSE RATINGH. James (Chairman) C. Allen R. BellamyG. BryantA. Busch D. ByfieldD. CoultonT. DavisH. DouglasI. FraserF. GalR. GriffithsR. JohnstonG. KellettB. LanzJ. LockK. MartinJ. Miller B. A. Nairn R. RobardsR. ScarrC. SmithD. SpillaneP. ThomasS. TuckerD. WattsC. Kaye

FINANCE & CONSTITUTIONJ. Waanders (Chairman)D. CoultonJ. GlendayR. HattersleyP. Thomas

RULES & AMATEUR STATUSF. Gal (Chairman)C. AllenT. ColleyS. Conner D. CoultonI. Fraser R. GriffithsG. KendallM. PalmerJ. Waanders

NSW GOLF FOUNDATIONR. Hattersley (Chairman)C. Allen J. Glenday

PLANNING, SPONSORSHIP/MARKETING & DEVELOPMENTS. Cox (Chairman)L. Browne S. FraserR. FuryF. GalJ. GlendayR. HattersleyK. MartinJ. WaandersD. Watts

NSW OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ORGANISINGAs Required by the CEO

CLUB INDUSTRY ADVISORY COUNCIL OF NSWG. Mills (Delegate)

ZONER. Bellamy A. Briers (appointed 27th April 2010)P. Brien (appointed 27th April 2010)G. Bryant A. Busch D. Byfield D. Coulton A. Davis (resigned 27th April 2010)H. Douglas (deceased 2nd March 2010)I. Elliott (appointed 27th April 2010)R. GriffithsG. Harding A. Harrison G. KellettB. Lanz K. Martin J. Miller B. Mitchell (resigned 27th April 2010)R. Robards (resigned 27th April 2010)R. Scarr R. Soper (appointed 27th April 2010)P. Thomas J. Waanders D. Watts

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President’s Report 2010

PresidentStuart Cox

In early 1960, the constituents of the NSW Golf Council and the Country Golf Association merged to form The New South Wales Golf Association. In doing so, they demonstrated foresight that brought

together a disparate governance structure that had existed in amateur golf administration in NSW for many years.

The NSWGA has stood the test of time and served us well ever since.

In our 50th year, however, I am very proud to report that we have also looked to the future and will merge with Women’s Golf New South Wales to form “Golf NSW” on July 1, 2010. In doing so, a governing body that can capably represent each and every affiliated amateur golfer in this State irrespective of their gender or location has been formed.

The rapid progress made in 2010 toward the merger would not have been possible without the assistance and advice of:

• FacilitatorPeterMurrayofMurrayAdvisory&Consultancy Services, who tactfully guided both organizations through the early stages of negotiations, and;

• TimBowley,PartnerofJohnson,WinterandSlatteryLawyers, who provided practical and timely legal advice to us throughout the process.

We were extremely fortunate to have a willing merger partner in the guise of the Board of WGNSW in 2010. President Suzanne Fabian and each of her Board members are to be commended for the spirit in which they approached the latter phase of our negotiations and for the genuine goodwill they have invested in the process. They can be proud of the opportunities “Golf NSW” will bring for all golfers in NSW and this outcome is just reward for the great energy invested in the process by successive administrations at WGNSW.

Whilst almost all of the NSWGA Board and Council’s time was absorbed by amalgamation matters in early 2010 our day to day affairs went on. Our staff, led ably by CEO Greg Mills, has continued to ensure that we meet our goals of growing the game, building partnerships, developing talent and supporting Clubs. Many important issues are on the horizon for “Golf NSW” and it is pleasing to note that all of our staff, along with several of WGNSW current staff, will remain in place

after July 1. This continuity and experience should assist the evolution of the new body and is testament to the loyalty and patience they have demonstrated throughout some uncertain times recently. On behalf of our Board and Council I thank the staff and wish them ongoing success in their new roles.

At a time of significant change and frequent upheaval the Board and Council of NSWGA has remained committed to the principle of an equitable merger. I commend them all and wish to thank, especially, Vice-President Alan Harrison and Treasurer John Waanders for their efforts on our “Steering Committee” this year. When the time came, in April, to decide the fate of our merger our membership and Council were unanimous in endorsing this progressive step. It is this spirit of persistence and devotion to change for the better for all our Clubs, DGA’s and golfers that has made me most proud to serve as your President.

“Golf NSW” will commence operations with an extremely strong balance sheet and a mandate to grow the game for all golfers in NSW. The challenge of properly establishing the new organization will be significant and it is incumbent upon us all to support the inaugural Chairman, Chris Allen, and his Board in their efforts on our behalf. I wish them every success.

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Chief Executive Officer’s Report

CEOGreg Mills

The end of one era!

The hot word in recent years has been amalgamation. For so long has the topic been quite a distraction to the day to day business operations of each organisation, but it has

also been a highly important goal that always seemed to be just out of reach. Now, both organisations need worry no longer. The “A” Day has finally arrived and all concerned are highly delighted.

This, the 62nd and final Annual Report for NSWGA is tinged with a certain amount of sadness. However, that is more a symptom of the journey the organisation has been on since its inception in 1949. It is a momentous occasion and an opportunity to pay respects and tributes to all those individuals who have contributed to the organisation over the years - it must be in the thousands. On behalf of the masses, we acknowledge with thanks the investment you have all made along the way.

For those who may not have gathered, and ask why this Annual Report relates only to the January through June period in 2010, the reason is connected to an amalgamation agreement that the NSWGA (now Golf NSW) would change their financial year end to June 30 each year. From here on in under the merged Golf NSW banner, each financial year will conclude on June 30, which also means that future Annual General Meetings will always be held in the latter half of the year.

With all that in mind, this report is only relevant to NSWGA activities for the first six months of 2010 and not the entire calendar year as was previously the case.

One of the major tasks undertaken in this period has been the training of course raters across the state on the USGA Course Rating system. The need to have both suitably trained and willing people is crucial if we’re to have all courses rated on a consistent basis by the end of 2011. Lynne Ritchie and her course rating coordinating committee have this process well under way and although they have experienced a number of unexpected challenges, her team are a really focused group. On Lynne’s behalf, I thank and value the commitment of all course raters who have offered their services in this instance.

What happened to the postponed rebuild of our IT platform including a new website, database and tournament management system? The delay was largely

attributable to the amalgamation push back. Now that the merger has been completed, this issue is no longer an impediment with all systems now on the go. The project time line is for delivery of the new IT platform is very early in 2011.

The much awaited NSWGA Club Management Manual is now on display and only accessible via the website. The on-line version has already received rave reviews from many club people who regularly utilise the information which is far easier to locate at the click of a mouse.

In balance, we had no staff changes during this six months period which is always a bonus, but we did incur some significant one-off costs associated with amalgamation, those being, legal bills, consultancy fees and abnormal printing and postage costs which were all unavoidable.

The fluctuating fortunes associated with our amalgamation with WGNSW dissipated and although there was an enormous amount of time, expertise and emotional energy spent on the process during the year, it’s reasonable to say the majority was productively invested. The year concluded with more hope than had previously been experienced which augers well for the official start of Golf NSW.

Although there was no NSW Open staged in this period there was a deal of work done on the preliminary preparations. And there were a number of new commercial relationships developed and secured. James Black has locked in Sport Leisure, Coca Cola Amatil, On-Site Commercial Cleaning and Perfect Vision as new sponsors of the organisation which automatically transfer to the new entity. I wholeheartedly congratulate James on achieving those results in a very difficult market.

The only NSW Golf “Road Show” was staged at Muswellbrook Golf Club in March during their Centenary Celebrations. At a dinner held on the first evening of the visit, a crystal plaque was presented to club officials in recognition of the club’s milestone. The next day approximately fifteen people attended the Road Show where NSWGA Staff and Board members held a workshop where views were shared and questions asked and answered. Additionally, the Club Management Manual was launched with Vivienne Young from Thomson Playford Cutlers in attendance. Vivienne was a major contributor to the production of the new NSWGA resource and spoke about some of the more recent updates to the various laws and compliances that apply to club life.

I mentioned earlier in this report about the course rating project, but importantly another mark on the sheet of progress toward the introduction of the US Slope Handicapping System occurred on April 9 when the new


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handicap calculation method was introduced. This is but the first of many steps along the path to having a full implementation of the system in 2012.

Our relentless commitment to and support of Jack Newton Junior Golf continues unabated. As mentioned in previous reports, the JNJG has become a very dynamic organisation. Their pursuits are being heralded across the country thanks largely to the substantial benevolent funding from the Kinghorn Foundation and financial and VIK support provided by NSWGA and WGNSW that has underpinned their expanded services and activities.

The ongoing dedication of the Governors of the NSW Golf Foundation remains integral to the values of the organisation. Raising the much needed funds to support struggling clubs and individuals is more than a challenge in most instances. However, Jane Buckley once again led an active team of Ladies when they produced an outstanding result of just over $8,000 with the Ladies Committee Day which was held at Ryde-Parramatta Golf Club. Jane’s volunteer group is something to behold in today’s world of ‘let someone else do it’ and we thank them all tremendously for their tireless work. Grant application approvals for the period can be seen in the NSW Golf Foundation Report.

Although it is early days in this NSW Institute of Sport (Golf ) Program scholarship term Head Coach, Glenn Whittle seems to have the group well on track with their individual programs.

Even though this report is rather brief compared to normal annual reports it does provide opportunities and it would be completely remiss if I didn’t recognise the contributions of each of the NSWGA Directors in particular, but not to exclude the Councillors in the final countdown to amalgamation being achieved. Life in the honorary lane is speedy at times and one could be forgiven for getting lost in the maze of responsibilities and duties that are required. On behalf of the NSWGA staff, member DGA’s and clubs across the state, an open note of appreciation. Stuart Cox was President for the majority of this time and I personally thank Stuart for leading the team through a tumultuous time.

Congratulations to the state junior boys and girls teams for winning their respective interstate teams matches in April. The boy’s manager, Robert Scott was justifiably smug with their success as was Jan Heys with the girls performance. Not far behind in the ‘we did it’ stakes was boys coach Khan Pullen and girls mentor Peter Van Wegen. Showing the way and well done to all concerned.

The Golf Department under Graeme Phillipson’s guidance continued to deliver quality events, and I thank Graeme and his team for their conviction and commitment.

Finally and with the risk of sounding boring, I wish to thank once again my fellow members of staff at NSWGA. Each has contributed to the team effort in their own unique way and I thank them all for their support and devotion. I offer my respect and appreciation to them individually and as part of the group. We now all look forward to building a brand new team under the amalgamated Golf NSW banner as of 1 July.

The start of a new era!

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Finance and Constitution Report

TreasurerJohn Waanders

On 30th June 2010 the “New South Wales Golf Association” (NSWGA) ceased trading under that name and commenced trading as “Golf NSW Limited” on the 1st July 2010 following its amalgamation with

“Women’s Golf NSW” (WGNSW). The newly amalgamated Company will represent all affiliated Golf Clubs, Country District Golf Associations and both male and female members of those organisations in NSW and the ACT.

The financial status of the NSWGA as at 30 June 2010 was very strong and will provide a sturdy foundation for the new Company. This report refers to the financial accounting period from January 1 to June 30, 2010. This being the final report therefore only covers the half year period from 1 January to 30 June 2010.

The Balance Sheet at the conclusion of the six months showed a net deficit for the period of $216,443, which is comprised of a net profit for the NSW Golf Association of $170,875 and a net deficit for the NSW Golf Foundation of $387,312. However, this deficit is not a loss, per se, but the result of funds that were received by the NSW Golf Foundation in the previous financial year, but drawn down in this financial period.

The assets of the NSWGA as at 30 June totalled $6,752,005 and these are offset by total liabilities of $2,234,270 leaving an equity balance of $4,517,735 which was taken up by Golf NSW Limited on 1 July 2010.

Similarly, the NSW Golf Foundation account declared assets of $1,881,777 on 30 June 2010 with liabilities totalling $60,474 leaving an equity holding of $1,821,303.

The final six month period of operation required enormous input by the Directors of both the NSWGA and WGNSW to achieve the goal of forming the amalgamated Golf NSW.

I wish to offer my personal thanks and that of the retiring Directors to Brian Speechley for his very capable control of the finances of the Association. We wish him well in his retirement, which coincided with the conclusion of this reporting period and the praise of him is well deserved. I also thank the CEO, Greg Mills, for his continued input, assistance and cooperation during this very testing period. I thank the retiring President, Stuart Cox, for his direction and control which steered the amalgamation towards its completion and I sympathise with his departure when the ultimate goal was achieved.

I also thank Alan Harrison for his valuable knowledge and assistance throughout the amalgamation process and the members of the Finance Committee, David Coulton, Jim Glenday, Richard Hattersley and Paul Thomas, for their contributions and support during my time as Honorary Treasurer of the NSWGA.

Finally, I wish to express my gratitude to the remaining Directors of the Board and the staff of the Association for their continued assistance, support and confidence during this historic and progressive period.

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Rules and Amateur Status Report

Rules & Amateur Status Frank Gal

I am pleased to present the Rules and Amateur Status report of the NSW Golf Association for the six months ending 30 June, 2010.

Rules of Golf

Golf’s ruling bodies are now into the final phases of the four yearly Rules review process. Modifications to the Rules are made after considering various factors which have highlighted the need to clarify the Rules or to make them easier to understand and interpret.

During the current review cycle, Golf Australia has made a number of suggestions for changes to the Rules with input from NSWGA and the other state bodies.

With the recent proliferation of distance measuring devices and the emergence of multifunctional devices such as mobile phones and PDAs etc (i.e., devices that are primarily communication devices, but which may have other potential uses), the R&A and USGA issued a joint statement of principles regarding the use of electronic devices, including distance-measuring devices.

The full text of the joint statement can be accessed on the R&A’s website www.randa.org under the Rules tab.

The statement reaffirms that these devices, allowed solely when a relevant Local Rule is in operation, may be used to measure distance only and must not be able to measure other conditions such as wind speed or direction, slope of the ground or temperature.

Amateur Status

Eleven professional golfers elected to apply for reinstatement to the amateur ranks in the six months to June. Of these, three have been reinstated while the remainder has been advised that they are required to wait for up to two years from the date of their last breach before their amateur status can be reinstated.

Rules Officials

The state’s accredited Rules Officials continued to provide valuable support at our state events throughout the reporting period. The events which benefited included the NSW Medal and NSW Amateur Championship; the NSW Seniors Championship; the

NSW Mid Amateur Championship; and the Junior, Eric Apperly and Major Pennant finals series.

Many of our State and Club accredited personnel also assisted clubs and districts to successfully conduct their championships and major events.

The contribution made by this experienced and efficient volunteer group is greatly appreciated.

Rules Accreditation

Following the release of the 2010-2011 edition of the Decisions on the Rules of Golf, the members of the Rules & Amateur Status Committee have devoted much of their time to updating the study guide used to prepare candidates for the State Accreditation Rules program conducted annually in September.

Much effort has also gone into revamping the practical demonstration component of the program to better prepare the candidates to give rulings and provide assistance to players and match officials on the golf course.

Graduates of the upcoming program will join the 120 people currently accredited at state level.

Another 83 people passed the Rules exam at club level in the first half of the year. NSW now has more than one thousand people accredited at this level.

It is pleasing to note that the PGA now requires its trainee professionals to pass the club level exam before graduating as fully fledged professional golfers. Eight trainees passed earlier this year and this number is expected to increase dramatically in the second half as the 3rd year trainees approach the end of their terms as trainees.

Rules Queries

The NSWGA receives numerous Rules and Amateur Status enquiries and I would like to thank Rod Clark for the dedicated manner in which he handles this responsibility and also for his significant contribution to the Rules education process in NSW. I would also like to acknowledge the valued support the golf department gives to the Rules Committee, both administratively and on the course.

In closing, I would like to thank the members of the Rules Committee for their enthusiastic assistance during the past six months.

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Match Report

Chairman Les Browne

I am pleased to present the Match Committee Report for six months to June 2010. With the impending amalgamation of NSWGA and WGNSW discussions are well underway to ensure the new Golf NSW entity has

common conditions, where applicable.Running events require courses that are well prepared and provide a good test for the players. To those Clubs mentioned below, a special thanks from NSWGA and the Players.Without the large number of volunteering Officials and Rules Personnel our tournaments could not proceed and to these people, particularly Frank Gal, Bruce Nairn and Chris Allen, I give my sincere thanks for their expertise and time.Sponsors play an integral part in ensuring the events are maintained at the high level we require. Thanks to KENO and sureshotgps for their continued support of our two major fourball events.

State ChampionshipsThe NSW Medal was held north of Sydney at Muree and Newcastle Golf Clubs. There was an excellent field of 253 competitors who battled difficult wet conditions, with the threat of lightning, particularly on the last day at Newcastle where play was stopped due to the storm. Michael Williams (St. Michael’s Golf Club) won with a score of 15 under (273) after four rounds. Williams led going into the last day, and continued his strong form to secure the victory by two shots over well credentialed opponents, including recently crowned British Amateur Champion Yeon Jin Jong (Waverley Golf Club). Jin Jong had a fantastic final day, shooting four under and finishing with 12 under (275) to secure him second place, a further stroke ahead of Queensland’s Tim Hart.The Champion of Champions is run in conjunction with the first 36 holes of the NSW Medal and this event was won by Wyong’s Alex Pitty with rounds of 71 and 72, one stroke ahead of Mona Vale’s Michael Raseta and Ashlar’s Adam Downton.The Royal Sydney Golf Club hosted the NSW Amateur Championship, where the top 32 players from the NSW Medal compete in a match play format for the title. There were some exceptional performances at the tough layout, highlighted by the win of 16 year old State Junior Champion Jake Higginbottom (The Australian) who defeated England’s Walker Cup representative Tommy Fleetwood 3/2 in the Final. It has been 80 years since Manly’s Jim Ferrier was on the front pages of the newspapers, having at age 16 years won the State Junior and Amateur titles. Higginbottom achieved this same feat, having done so only two weeks after turning 16 and thus being the youngest to do so.

In June, Higginbottom also went on to finish runner up in the Australian Junior Championship and to win the Victorian Junior Championship.With the difficulty in securing quality courses and considering the tight schedules of the elite players, it was decided from 2010 to change the scheduling and conduct the Medal mid week with the Amateur Championship over 18 holes for the first 4 rounds of match play, to be followed by a 36 hole final. This proved to be a successful change and will continue for 2011. In the Seniors Championship, over 200 competitors took on the testing Port Macquarie GC. The course was deluged with rain prior to the tournament which made the course play longer than normal. Brian Sams took advantage of his local knowledge to secure his second title with a three round total of 218, four strokes ahead of Russell Rogers (Tura Beach). This was Sams’ second victory in this event, also winning in 2005. The Mid Amateur Championship moved to the ACT with Gold Creek CC hosting. The event was played in cool but fine conditions and Pymble’s Guy Wall came from behind on the final day to secure the title by two strokes from John McMiles (Liverpool), with Goulburn’s Michael Gerstenberg in third place. This event will be held over 36 holes in 2011, at Cyprus Lakes.In a thrilling finish, the pairing of Grant Harding (Young Golf Club) and Graeme Cheshire (Cootamundra Golf Club) took out the 2010 NSW Sand Greens Fourball Championship, held at Coolamon Sport & Recreation Club. At the completion of the two rounds of play, Harding and Cheshire were level with the Wagga pairing of Michael Loveday and Brian Harris, both pairs on 78 points after consistent rounds of 39 (three under par) each day. In an exciting finale to the sudden death play-off, Grant Harding (Young) was the only player to birdie the par 5 eighteenth hole and give his pair the win. The nett event was won by Coonamble’s Mark Hoath and Shane Swansborough, who followed up their 55 points on the first day with 53 points on the second, to win by an incredible eight strokes to local Coolamon pair Greg Byrnes and Craig Corrigan.Other events are scheduled for the second half of the year and will be in the 2010/11 Golf NSW report.

PennantThe Metropolitan Major Pennant involved 77 clubs and was played under the new ‘Promotion/Relegation’ format. The results of the finals were:Division 1 – St Michaels defeated Moore Park 5 to 2 Division 2 – Carnarvon defeated New Brighton 5.5 to 1.5 Division 3 – Camden defeated Ashlar 4.5 to 2.5 Division 4 – Windsor defeated Massey Park 5 to 2 Division 5 – Randwick defeated Palm Beach 4 to 3In the Junior Pennant 25 teams competed with Bonnie Doon GC defeating Cabramatta GC in the final at Concord GC 3½ to 1½ .The Eric Apperly Shield had 41 Metropolitan teams and 2 Country Districts competing with The Australian GC defeating Bonnie Doon GC 5 to 0 at Concord GC in the final.

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Greater Building Society Lake Macquarie InternationalThe Lake Macquarie International at Belmont GC attracted over 200 entrants, including international and interstate representatives. Victorian Kieren Pratt, shot a record 21 under par, ahead of local Brendan Smith (Pymble GC). The sponsorship over many years by The Greater Building Society and NBN 3 has ensured the event continues to be one of the highest World Amateur Ranking events in Australia and attracts many of the top international and local players.

Other Junior EventsThe Jack Newton Junior Golf, which promotes and administers junior golf in the State hold a number of State Events.The Junior Champion of Champions was run in conjunction with JNJGF State Age Championships. The winner was Kyle Bown.The Encourage Shield Competition this year was administered by JNJGF for the first time as part of the state junior golf pathway. The event began in the early seventies and in 2009 attracted 60 teams from across the metropolitan area with the Dunheved Golf Club defeating the Hurstville Golf Club in an exciting final at the Woollaware. In a new innovation the two Metropolitan finalists and teams from The ACT (Gungahlin Lakes) and Central Coast (Toukley) played off for the ‘State Final’ Hurstville turned the tables defeating Dunheaved 3 ½ to 2 ½.

Other NSWGA EventsSeniors Order of MeritThe Seniors (over 55) represent more than half the affiliated golfers in the State and the senior events continue to be well supported. The Senior Order of Merit is half way through and this year consists of nearly 40 events, run by various clubs with over 200 players competing. Par 3 EventRicky Kato (Bonnie Doon Golf Club) won the 2010 NSW Par 3, held at the Penrith Par 3 Golf Course. Kato shot an impressive two under par (52), with birdies on the 9th and 17th. Tom Murray (Liverpool Golf Club) came in second, just a shot behind Kato, finishing with one under par (53). Liverpool took out third spot as well, John McMiles shooting a par round (54). 11-year-old Celena Yuan, again from Liverpool, was the leading female, shooting an impressive score of five over (59). Penrith’s Dennis Day won the Senior section with a score of 55.Family BowlHusband and wife combination, Denis and Adele Cranfield from Camden Valley Golf Resort are the 2010 NSW Family Bowl Winners. This event was again played at Mount Broughton Golf and Country Club. The Cranfield’s had 48 points in the fourball stableford competition.

Junior Interstate SeriesThe Junior Interstate Series is run straight after the Australian Junior Championships, so it was a concentrated two weeks of solid golf for the players at the Launceston GC. The team had four players from last year Jake Higginbottom (The Australian), Andrius Belkus (Cabramatta), Daniel Yu (Oatlands) and Jarrod Freeman (Concord) with newcomers Josh Cabban (Twin Creeks) and Matt Wittenburg (Avondale). Team Manager Robert Scott and Coach Khan Pullen kept their undefeated run by taking out the series. The team led from the start being undefeated in all contests. Josh Cabban went through the series undefeated. A wonderful effort which augers well for the senior teams in the future and for next years Junior Series and Australian Boys Championship, which are to be played at Cabramatta and Carnarvon Golf Clubs, where two of the winning team are again available. Congratulations to the NSW Junior girls team who, after being placed second for several years prior, took the title.Other Representative FixturesIn the tri-annual match between NSWGA and Illawarra played at Pt Kembla GC saw the visiting NSWGA Team victorious 24 matches to 6. The 2010 State and Colts Teams were selected after an intensive program of trials and matches. We are looking for a successful Interstate Series in September in Brisbane. Thanks to the following Clubs that have provided facilities for our teams – The Australian, St Michaels, Twin Creeks, Monash, Kooindah Waters and Lynwood.We wish to again thank SRIXON for their continued support of our Elite Program. Other Significant PerformancesThe following players were selected during the first half of 2010 to represent Australia•Juniors-JakeHigginbottom.•Seniors-StefanAlbinski,DenisDale,BillBanks,

Brian Sams.Stefan Albinski (Mona Vale) won the Australian Seniors Championship at Royal Canberra.Matthew Stieger (St Michael’s), won the Charles Henry Davis Medalist Award at the 109th PNGA Men’s Amateur Championship held at Royal Colwood Golf Club in Victoria, British Columbia, after 36-holes of stroke play. Brett Drewitt (Long Reef ) went on to then take out the Match Play title to add to his win in the Queensland Amateur Match Play.In closing I would like to thank those on the Match Committee for their input and support during the year and to Graeme Phillipson and staff for their efforts in administering the events and all the other ancillary tasks.

Les Browne Chairman Match Committee

Reports


Sponsorship/Marketing & Development Report

ChairmanStuart Cox

How quickly the first six months of the 2010 year went by, as preparations for the amalgamation were at the forefront of all activities.

Despite these preparations, where work progressed on

a new brand for the merged entity, we managed to secure several new commercial arrangements which will naturally carry forward to Golf NSW. The market has remained cautious to discretionary spend but this continues to be reflected across various sections of the sporting landscape.

Nevertheless, we have maintained our long standing sponsors and came to some lengthy arrangements with both our apparel partner, Sporte Leisure, and cleaning contractor, On-Site Commercial Cleaning. Perfect Vision Eye Surgery were also secured with their ability to provide all members throughout NSW the opportunity to improve their eyesight, particularly on the golf course, as the key to their association.

Sporte Leisure had been a long time provider of the NSWGA’s apparel needs until 2007, but a more formal arrangement now provides significant benefit to Golf NSW, its DGA’s and member clubs, over at least the next 3 years in terms of discounted pricing and accessibility to a far broader product range. We welcome them back on board.

On-Site Commercial Cleaning has recognised the market in which we operate and have a general passion for golf, and they have made a commitment for at least 2 years where again, clubs in particular will benefit from experienced operators and a healthy rebate scheme.

NSW OpenWhilst a pleasing financial outcome came from the overall management of the NSW Open in 2009, we are again challenged with the overall responsibility of the 2010 NSW Open to be held in November. The Open will again be conducted the week prior to the Australian Open, which again provides an opportunity of securing some higher profile players to participate and thereby continue to lift the profile of our tournament.

We are grateful for the continued support of the PGA of Australia, as our event partner, and hope that our other event partners also continue to support this historical tournament.

The host venue will again be The Vintage, but sadly this will be the final year at this picturesque course, and the venue will move to new surroundings for 2011.

SponsorshipAs mentioned earlier in my report, we have secured several new sponsorship arrangements which will remain in place for a number of years, which provides stability and security.

As the report is written, we are delighted that ClubKENO Holdings have extended their association with Golf NSW, through their commitment to the Mixed Fourball Championship, for a further year which will mean this will be their 10th anniversary of association with this popular championship and wish to personally extend my gratitude to ClubKENO for their valuable support of golf in this state.

MarketingThe commencement of the merged entity comprising the former NSWGA and WGNSW has seen the commencement of Golf NSW from 1 July 2010.

There will be some considerable work to be undertaken to bring this to the market, including some significant rebranding exercises to be undertaken, but I’m sure that as one administrative body this will benefit all golfers in the state.

With this will come a new and informative website and the exponential development of a multi faceted database which will be the envy of all other sporting codes.

As a result, marketing of NSWGA was gradually wound down of the first six months of 2010, and efforts to develop a new brand in the background started to take shape.

Reports


Handicap and Course Rating Report

ChairmanHerb James

The training of the new course raters continued during these 6 months and a temporary committee was appointed to attend to any enquiries or problems until the new committee for Golf NSW

was appointed at the beginning of July.

The changes to the handicap system were commenced, the first stage was to delete the CCR system and start the “Roll on” system. Further alterations will be introduced during the year.

As this will be the last report by me, I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all of the people who have assisted me over the past 20 odd years and for the friendships that have been created.

My thanks also goes to the staff at NSWGA, both past and present for their assistance and friendship during the same period.

TRANS-TASMAN CUP

Venue: Royal Wellington Golf Club (NZ)

Winner: Australia

Score: 31

Runner Up: New Zealand (17)

Australian Team: Men’s Team Daniel Beckmann (VIC), Kieran Pratt (VIC), Jason Scrivener (WA), Jordan Sherratt (SA)

Boys Team Jake Higginbottom (NSW), Ryan Peake (WA), Cameron Smith (QLD), Aaron Wilkin (QLD)

QUEEN SIRIKIT CUP

Venue: Hamilton Golf Club (NZ)

Winner: Korea

Score 420

Australian Team: T5 Stacey Keating, Justine Lee, Ebony Heard

TOYOTA WORLD JUNIOR GOLF TEAMS CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Chukyo Golf Club, Nagoya (Japan)

Winner: Japan

Score: 822 (-30)

Australian Team: 8th Aaron Wilkin, Jake Higginbottom, Ryan Peake, Geoffrey Drakeford

Tournament Results


International Events

Australian Championships Tournam

ents & Events

SRIXON AUSTRALIAN MENS AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP (Match)

Venue: Lake Karrinyup CC & Mt Lawley GC

Winner: Matt Jager (WA)

Score: 8/7

Runner Up: Ben Campbell (NZ)

SRIXON AUSTRALIAN MENS MEDAL CHAMPIONSHIP (Stroke)

Venue: Lake Karrinyup CC & Mt Lawley GC

Winner: Matt Jager (WA)

Score: 276

Runner Up: Luke Bleumink & Jim Jeong

AUSTRALIAN MENS FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Riversdale Golf Club

Winners: Luke Bleumink & Ashley Umbers

Score: 142

Runner Up: Brad Drewiit/Patrick Wilson & Toby Burden/Neil Raymond

AUSTRALIAN BOYS AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Launceston Golf Club (TAS)

Winner: Anthony Murdaca

Score: 280

Runner Up: Jake Higginbottom (282)

AUSTRALIAN SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Royal Canberra Golf Club

Winner: Stefan Albinski

Score: 214

Runner Up: Kemp Richardson

AUSTRALIAN MENS INTERSTATE TEAMS MATCHES

Venue: Oxley GC, Brisbane, QLD

Winner: Victoria

Score: 39 matches

Runner Up: South Australia - 30 1/2 matches

NSW Team: 27 1/2 matches

Daniel Bringolf, Jake Higginbottom, Rhys McGovern, Michael Raseta, Matthew Stieger, Michael Smyth, Lincoln Tighe

AUSTRALIAN BOYS INTERSTATE TEAMS MATCHES

Venue: Launceston Golf Club, TAS

Winner: New South Wales

Score: 3.5/1.5

Runner Up: Queensland

NSW Team: Jake Higginbottom, Jarrod Freeman, Josh Cabban, Daniel Yu, Matthew Wittenburg, Andrius Belkus

Tournament Results


Tournaments &

Events

Australian Championships cont.

Tournaments &

EventsTournam

ents & Events

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NSW Championships

NSW MEDAL (Stroke)

Venue: Newcastle/ Muree

Winner: Michael Williams

Score: 273

Runner Up: Yeon Jin Jeong

NSW AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP (Matchplay)

Venue: The Royal Sydney Golf Club

Winner: Jake Higginbottom

Score: 3/2

Runner Up: Tommy Fleetwood

NSW CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (2009)

Venue: Newcastle/ Muree

Winner: Alex Pitty

Score: 143

Runner Up: Michael Raseta & Adam Downton (144)

NSW MID AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Gold Creek Country Club (ACT)

Winner: Guy Wall (Pymble)

Score: 217

Runner Up: John McMiles (Liverpool)- 219

NSW MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Cabramatta Golf Club

Tied Winners: Matt Stieger & Allyce Watkinson

Score: 74

Runners Up: Reece Hodson & Chantelle Hodson (76)

NSW FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: The Coast Golf Club

Winners: Jake Higginbottom & Michael Rasetta

Score: 143

Runners Up: Matt Stieger & Brett Drewitt (144)

NSW SCHOOLBOYS CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Wentworth Falls

Winner: Mac Marr

Score: 137

Runner Up: Jac Delaney

Tournament Results


Tournaments &

Events

Tournament Results

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Tournaments &

Events

NSW SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Port Macquarie Golf Club

Winner: Brian Sams

Score: 218

Runner Up: Russell Rogers (222)

NSW SAND GREENS FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Coolamon Golf Club

Winners: Grant Harding & Graeme Chesire

Score: 78 points

Runners Up: Michael Loveday & Brian Harris

PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIP

Venue: Penrith Par 3 Golf Course

Winner: Ricky Kato (Bonnie Doon)

Score: 52 (-2)

Runner Up: Tom Murray (Liverpool)

NSW FAMILY BOWL

Venue: Mt Broughton Golf Club

Winners: Denis & Adele Cranfield

Score: 48

Runners Up: Shane & Blake Barlow

NSW Championships cont.


Tournaments &

Events

METROPOLITAN MAJOR PENNANT – DIVISION 5

Venue: Warringah Golf Club

Winner: Randwick

Score: 4/3

Runner Up: Palm Beach


Venue: Dunheved Golf Club

Winner: Windsor

Score: 5/2

Runner Up: Massey Park


Venue: Cabramatta Golf Club

Winner: Camden

Score: 4.5/2.5

Runner Up: Ashlar


Venue: Bonnie Doon Golf Club

Winner: Carnarvon

Score: 5.5/1.5

Runner Up: New Brighton


Venue: Avondale Golf Club

Winner: St. Michael’s

Score: 5/2

Runner Up: Moore Park

METROPOLITAN JUNIOR PENNANT

Venue: Concord Golf Club

Winner: Bonnie Doon Golf Club

Score: 3.5 matches to 1.5

Runner Up: Cabramatta Golf Club

ERIC APPERLY SHIELD

Venue: Concord Golf Club

Winner: The Australian

Score: 5up 5 matches

Runner Up: Pennant Hills

Tournament Results

20

NSW Team Events

Tournaments &

Events


Tournaments &

Events

Tournament Results

21

Tournaments &

Events

NSW Miscellanous Events

KILLARA SHIELD

Venue: Killara Golf Club

Winners: Killara Golf Club

Score: 219

Runner Up: Avondale & Pymble (231)

EA BUTTENSHAW SHIELD

Venue: Campbelltown Golf Club

Winner: Campbelltown GC

Score: 223

Runner Up: Cabramatta GC (226)

NSWGA v ILLAWARRA DGA

Venue: Port Kembla Golf Club

Winner: NSWGA

Score: 24 matches to 6 matches

ACT- MONARO DGA v NEWCASTLE DGA

Venue: Raymond Terrace, NSW

Winner: Newcastle DGA

Score: 20 matches to 10 matches


Tournaments &

Events

Championship Events

NSW Honour Roll

22

Tournaments &

Events

NSW Open ChampionshipNB: This event was played as the New South Wales Close Championship until 1957 (inclusive)

1931 C Gray

1932 V Richardson

1933 J Ferrier (A)

1934 V Richardson

1935 J Ferrier (A)

1936 J Ferrier (A)

1937 J Ferrier (A)

1938 J Ferrier (A)

1939 N Von Nida

1940-45 WW II

1946 N Von Nida

1947 N Von Nida

1948 N Von Nida

1949 E Cremin

1950 E Cremin

1951 K Nagle

1952 J Moran

1953 N Von Nida

1954 N Von Nida

1955 R Swinbourne

1956 F Phillips

1957 K Nagle

1958 L Wilson

1959 H Kershaw

1960 F Phillips

1961 P Thomson

1962 F Phillips

1963 P Mills

1964 E Ball

1965 C McGregor

1966 F Phillips

1967 E Dunk

1968 K Nagle

1970 F Phillips

1971 E Dunk

1972 O Beldham (A)

1973 E Sneed

1974 E Ball

1975 A Gresham (A)

1976 J Newton

1977 T MacDonald

1978 G Norman

1979 J Newton

1980 G Serhan

1981 B Rogers

1982 B Shearer

1983 G Norman

1984 I Baker-Finch

1985 I Stanley

1986 G Norman

1987 C Parry

1988 G Norman

1989 R Davis

1990 K Trimble

1992 C Parry

1994 D Chivas

2002 T Price

2003 C Carmichael

2004 P Lonard

2005 M Wright

2006 R Kulacz (A)

2007 J Norris

2008 A Townsend

2009 L McKechnie

NSW Champion of Champions

1969 T Wood

1970 P Billings

1971 G Everett

1972 A Gresham

1973 C Kaye R Hall

1974 K Donohoe D Witham B Scheiler

1975 B Baker

1976 A. Gresham

1977 P Foster

1978 J Wilkinson

1979 R Boyd

1980 P Welshford

1981 T Lamaro C Hallam

1982 D Christey

1983 J Wagner

1984 R Slade

1985 B Lincoln

1986 A Gresham P Pye

1988 M Rodger M Turner

1989 G McKay

1990 G Coles

1991 B Ellam

1992 P Maslen

1993 T Ostler P Maslen A Weekes

1994 J Ashcroft

1995 M Miller

1996 I Bradley

1997 K MacDougal

1998 G Woolridge

1999 P Hayhoe

2000 J Hatchett

2001 R Lee

2002 J Fitzgerald

2003 J Arnold

2004 M Brown

2005 A McIntosh

2006 D Calleija

2007 S Arnold

2008 S Arnold

2009 A Pitty

NSW Amateur Championship

1898 H MacNeil

1899 H MacNeil

1900 E Macarthur

1901 E Simpson

1902 W Martin

1903 D Soutar

1904 D Soutar

1905 Not Played

1906 O O’Brien

1907 E Simpson

1908 O O’Brien

1909 M Scott

1910 M Scott

1911 O O’Brien

1912 E Apperly

1913 W Sturrock

1914 J Howden

1915-18 WW I

1919 T Howard

1920 E Apperly

1921 T Howard

1922 E Apperly

1923 F Murdoch

1924 H McLelland

1925 H Sinclair

1926 H Morrison

1927 E Apperly

1928 C Fawcett

1929 I Whitton

1930 E Apperly

1931 J Ferrier

1932 R Bettington

1933 H Hattersley

1934 J Ferrier

1935 H Hattersley

1936 T McKay


Tournaments &

Events

NSW Honour Roll

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Tournaments &

Events

Championship Events cont.

1937 J Ferrier

1938 J Ferrier

1939 A Waterson

1940 A Waterson

1941-45 WW II

1946 K Enderby

1947 A Waterson

1948 A Waterson

1949 P Heard

1950 H Hattersley

1951 K Pix

1952 K Pix

1953 H Berwick

1954 K Pix

1955 H Berwick

1956 R McCarthy

1957 N Bartell

1958 B Devlin

1959 P Langham

1960 E Ball

1961 P Billings

1962 K Donohoe

1963 K Donohoe

1964 B Baker

1965 V Bulgin

1966 W Tobin

1967 S Brown

1968 J Newton Jnr

1969 D Sharp

1970 A Gresham

1971 H Berwick

1972 A Gresham

1973 H Berwick

1974 C Kaye

1975 P Wood

1976 C Kaye

1977 C Kaye

1978 P Wood

1979 A Bosch

1980 I Hood

1981 E Couper

1982 A Gresham

1983 A Dight

1984 L Peterson

1985 B Ogle

1986 P O’Malley

1987 R Picker

1988 R Willis

1989 R Dannock

1990 S Conran

1991 L Parsons

1992 M Campbell

1993 M Ecob

1994 D Bransdon

1995 B Jones

1996 B Lamb

1997 B MacDonald

1998 D Mackay

1999 C Campbell

2000 W Dews

2001 R Payne

2002 R Swift

2003 C Moriarty

2004 G Flint

2005 M Brown

2006 W J Lee

2007 G Wolstenholme

2008 M Raseta

2009 M Smyth

2010 J Higginbottom

NSW Medal

1946 K Enderby

1947 K Enderby

1948 K Pix

1949 P Heard

1950 H Hattersley

1951 J Barkel

1952 K Pix

1953 K Pix

1954 P Langham

1955 B Radcliffe

1956 H Berwick

1957 J McCarthy

1958 N Bartell

1959 K Abrahamsen

1960 P Langham

1961 V Bulgin

1962 K Donohoe

1963 D Turner

1964 A Gresham

1965 P Headland

1966 D Turner

1967 A Gresham

1968 A Gresham

1969 N Ratcliffe

1970 E Couper

1971 N Ratcliffe

1972 A Gresham

1973 P Wood

1974 A Gresham

1975 P Wood

1976 A Gresham

1977 A Gresham

1978 A Gresham

1979 G Bush

1980 P Aickin

1981 C Lindsay

1982 G Power

1983 E Couper

1984 R Picker B Lincoln

1985 P O’Malley

1986 A Gresham R Picker

1987 C Longley

1988 G Power

1989 R Willis

1990 S Conran M Ecob

1991 W Stewart

1992 P Tataurangi

1993 C Jones

1994 I Bradley

1995 S Allan

1996 S Gardiner N Green B Jones

1997 B Jones

1998 M Thomson G Woolridge D Gleeson

1999 A Partridge A Groom

2000 J King

2001 E Porter

2002 A Groom K Barnes

2003 C Moriarty

2004 R. Gallichan

2005 G Wolstenholme

2006 W J Lee

2007 S Lewton

2008 R Blizard

2009 K Grant J Scrivener L Tighe

2010 M Williams

NSW Vardon Trophy

1959 V Bulgin

1960 B Devlin

1961 P Billings T Crow


NSW Honour Roll

24

Tournaments &

Events


1962 K Hartley

1963 K Donohoe

1964 P Billings

1965 B Nairn

1966 P Billings

1967 H Berwick

1968 A Gresham

1969 A Gresham

1970 A Gresham

1971 N Ratcliffe

1972 A Gresham

1973 A Gresham

1974 A Gresham

1975 A Gresham

1976 A Gresham

1977 A Gresham

1978 A Gresham

1979 A Gresham

1980 C Kaye

1981 A Gresham

1982 A Gresham

1983 J Wagner

1984 G Power

1985 B Ogle

1986 R Picker

1987 C Longley

1988 L Peterson

1989 L Parsons

1990 L Parsons

1991 L Parsons

1992 M Ecob M Holland

1993 P Gow

1994 B MacDonald

1995 P Sheehan

1996 B Jones

1997 B Jones

1998 P Sheehan

1999 M Smith

2000 S Gardiner

2001 C Campbell

2002 A Groom

2003 J Nitties

2004 A McKenzie

2005 W J Lee

2006 W J Lee

2007 R Blizard

2008 B Smith

2009 B Smith

NSW Mid Amateur Vardon Trophy

2007 L Peterson

2008 P Blake

2009 L Peterson

NSW Junior Vardon Trophy

1969 A Bosch

1970 R Davis

1971 R Davis

1972 C Houghton

1973 G Tozer

1974 M Andrews

1975 M Holland

1976 C Bishop

1977 I Hood

1978 G Tozer

1979 S Elkington

1980 I Hore

1981 J Wagner

1982 B Lincoln

1983 J Wagner

1984 B Ogle

1985 B Ogle

1986 P O’Malley

1987 S Conran

1988 W Stewart

1989 L Parsons

1990 L Parsons

1991 W Stewart

1992 A Byrnes

1993 G Rawson

1994 P Sheehan

1995 J King

1996 S Furneaux

1997 M Jones

1998 B McIntosh

1999 J Nitties

2000 A Partridge

2001 N Flanagan

2002 M Brown

2003 J Reynolds

2004 A Downton

2005 E Chun

2006 M Gleeson

2007 D Papadatos

2008 D An

2009 D Papadatos

NSW Senior Amateur Championship

1961 E Page

1962 J Johnston

1963 J Barkel

1964 H Hattersley

1965 J Barkel

1966 J Shepherd

1967 T Tanner

1968 R Wolff

1969 D Weeks

1970 J Grant

1971 W Davidge

1972 J Grant

1973 T Tanner J Grant

1974 W Davidge

1975 J Grant

1976 P Heard

1977 P Heard

1978 K Pepper R Sanderson

1979 R Woodbridge

1980 C Rhodes

1981 K Pepper

1982 K Pepper

1983 K Pepper W Beazley

1984 T Hall

1985 D Sharp

1986 K Pepper K Hoyt

1987 H Whitford

1988 W Beazley

1989 T Wood

1990 T Wood

1991 F Musgrave

1992 T Wood

1993 T Wood

1994 K White

1995 F Musgrave

1996 A Gresham D Meredith

1997 A Gresham

1998 P Billings

1999 K White

2000 A Gresham

2001 A Gresham B Lloyd

2002 J Malkus

2003 W Banks

2004 A Gresham

2005 B Sams

2006 J Malkus


NSW Honour Roll

25

Tournaments &

Events


2007 W Banks

2008 W Banks A Gresham

2009 W Banks

2010 B Sams

NSW Senior Order of Merit

2006 D Dale

2007 D Dale

2008 S Albinski

2009 D Dale

NSW Par 3 Championship

2007 J Roach

2008 Not Played

2009 D Bringolf

2010 R Kato

NSW HONOUR ROLLPENNANT SERIES

Major Metropolitan Pennant

1930 Royal Sydney

1931 Manly

1932 Bonnie Doon

1933 Killara

1934 Royal Sydney

1935 NSW

1936 Bonnie Doon

1937 The Lakes

1938 Royal Sydney

1939 Ryde-Parramatta

1940-45 WW II

1946 NSW

1947 The Lakes

1948 NSW

1949 Concord

1950 Concord

1951 NSW

1952 St Michael’s

1953 NSW

1954 Bonnie Doon

1955 NSW

1956 St Michael’s

1957 St Michael’s

1958 Bonnie Doon

1959 The Australian

1960 The Australian

1961 The Lakes

1962 The Lakes

1963 The Lakes

1964 Bonnie Doon

1965 The Lakes

1966 Bankstown

1967 The Australian

1968 The Lakes

1969 NSW

1970 St Michael’s

1971 Pennant Hills

1972 NSW

1973 St Michael’s

1974 Moore Park

1975 NSW

1976 Moore Park

1977 Bonnie Doon

1978 Pennant Hills

1979 Moore Park

1980 Pennant Hills

1981 Moore Park

1982 The Lakes

1983 NSW

1984 Bonnie Doon

1985 Castle Hill

1986 St Michael’s

1987 Pennant Hills

1988 Moore Park

1989 New Brighton

1990 Killara

1991 Killara

1992 Killara

1993 Bonnie Doon

1994 Bankstown

1995 The Lakes

1996 The Lakes

1997 Pymble

1998 Killara

1999 The Lakes

2000 Monash

2001 Cronulla

2002 Liverpool

2003 Fox Hills

2004 Castle Hill

2005 Liverpool

2006 Cronulla

2007 The Australian

2008 Moore Park

2009 Moore Park

2010 St Michael’s

Metropolitan Junior Pennant

1953 Bankstown

1954 Carnarvon

1955 Marrickville

1956 New Brighton

1957 Bankstown



1960 Beverley Park

1961 Cronulla

1962 Oatlands

1963 Monash

1964 Asquith

1965 Monash

1966 Cumberland

1967 Bexley

1968 Marrickville

1969 Asquith

1970 Marrickville

1971 Chatswood

1972 Cromer

1973 Chatswood

1974 East Hills

1975 Gordon

1976 Gordon

1977 Monash

1978 Eastlake

1979 Bexley

1980 Beverley Park

1981 Beverley Park

1982 Long Reef

1983 Carnarvon

1984 Cumberland

1985 Bonnie Doon

1986 New Brighton

1987 New Brighton

1988 Pymble

1989 New Brighton

1990 Cromer

1991 Bexley


1993 Carnarvon

1994 Bardwell Valley

1995 Windsor

1996 Carnarvon

1997 Carnarvon

1998 Cronulla

1999 Pymble

2000 Glenmore


NSW Honour Roll

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Tournaments &

Events


2001 New Brighton

2002 Bankstown

2003 Bankstown

2004 Cronulla

2005 Campbelltown

2006 New Brighton

2007 North Ryde

2008 St Michaels

2009 St Michaels

2010 Bonnie Doon

Eric Apperly Shield

1952 St Michael’s

1953 St Michael’s

1954 St Michael’s

1955 Pymble

1956 The Lakes

1957 The Lakes

1958 Kogarah

1959 NSW

1960 The Australian

1961 Pymble


1963 Cronulla

1964 Moore Park

1965 Avondale

1966 The Lakes

1967 Bonnie Doon

1968 Pymble

1970 St Michael’s

1971 Muirfield

1972 Muirfield

1973 Moore Park

1974 Asquith

1975 Asquith

1976 The Lakes

1977 Castle Hill

1978 St Michael’s

1979 Manly

1980 Ashlar

1981 Strathfield

1982 Cumberland

1983 The Lakes

1984 The Australian

1985 Castle Hill

1986 The Lakes

1987 Castle Hill

1988 Monash

1989 Orange

1990 Castle Hill

1991 Kogarah

1992 The Lakes

1993 The Lakes

1994 Port Kembla

1995 The Lakes

1996 Cumberland

1997 Bonnie Doon

1998 Cronulla

1999 Castle Hill

2000 Cronulla

2001 Cronulla

2002 Pymble

2004 Cronulla

2005 Cronulla

2006 Bankstown

2007 The Lakes

2008 New South Wales

2009 New South Wales

2010 The Australian

NSW Country Championship

1947 W Gerdes

1948 A Daizell

1949 W Donoghoe

1950 K Johnston

1951 R Day

1952 J Powell

1953 S Robinson

1954 S Robinson

1955 B Devlin

1956 N Wade

1957 B Devlin

1958 T Jones

1959 W Hughes

1960 T Jones

1961 W Wright

1962 H Wilson

1963 G Focken

1964 G Focken

1965 H Wilson

1966 R Morisset

1967 R Cooper

1968 R Morisset

1969 T Limon

1970 R Hall

1971 R Hall

1972 G Power

1973 B McIntosh G Tozer I Vidler

1974 H Wilson

1975 B Bell

1976 G Power B Bell

1977 G Moase

1978 G Power B Sams G MacLachlan

1979 G MacLachlan

1980 R Boyd

1981 L Allen

1982 R Boyd

1983 I Hore

1984 L Oliver S Rintoul

1985 S Ford

1986 D Chivas

1987 R Boyd

1988 L Parsons

1989 L Parsons

1990 L Wade

1991 L Parsons

1992 B Jones

1993 G Nichols

1994 D Bransdon

1995 N Green

1996 S Gardiner N Green B Jones

1997 P Sheehan

1998 K Linde N Green

1999 D Calvert N Goodchild

2000 R Payne

2001 P Campbell D Gleeson

2002 B Lockwood

2003 N Baker

2004 A Simpson

2005 S Binns

2006 M. Staines

2007 N Schneider

2008 D Papadatos

2009 L Henwood

NSW Sand Greens Championship

1979 D Harris

1980 B Baker

1981 R Day

1982 R Day

1983 J Sheedy

1984 B Baker


NSW Honour Roll

27

Tournaments &

Events


1985 R Day D Hanbridge

1986 R Jones

1987 R Day S Conran

1988 G Mills

1989 A Egea

1990 L Carracher

1991 R Day

1992 R Jones

1993 A Tharle

1994 D Kelly

1995 D Kelly

1996 J Blackman A Pillon

1997 P Welsford

1998 A Mann

1999 G Nicholls

2000 B Byrnes

2001 S Sotelo

2002 G Cheshire

2003 M Hooper

2004 W White

2005 M O’Brien N Park

2006 C Rochester G Reid

2007 T Stackman

2008 M Egan

2009 M Egan

NSW Sand Green Fourball Championship

2001 G Blacka & G Cheshire

G Willoughby & R Hindle


2003 S Cross & W Brennan

2004 R Jamieson & M Peters


2006 C Dillon & G Reid

2007 K Goodwin & L Brennan

2008 M Egan & P Gilligan

2009 M Ryan & K McGuinness

2010 Grant Harding & Graeme Chesire

NSW Junior Championship

1936 R Davies

1937 P Heard

1938 P Cambourn

1939 P Heard

1940-45 WW II

1946 J Stephen

1947 K Kirby

1948 W Duval

1949 J Robertson

1950 G Dimmick

1951 R McKay

1952 B Crampton

1953 B Crampton

1954 B Ryan

1955 B Ratcliffe

1956 M Doherty

1957 B Devlin

1958 J Bennett

1959 P Billings

1960 P Billings

1961 V Bennetts

1962 W MacIntosh

1963 B Burgess

1964 V Bennetts

1965 V Bennetts

1966 B Burgess

1967 R O’Connor

1968 R Carlin

1969 L Wilton

1970 D Spencer

1971 R Davis

1972 A Bosch

T McDonald

1973 G Power

1974 M Gay

1975 G Batman

1976 R Lee T Blomfield

1977 R Lee

1978 R Lee

1979 P Wuoti

1980 S Elkington J Rixon

1981 G Wilson

1982 W Sharp G Fitton

1983 J Wagner

1984 B Ogle

1985 B Ogle

1986 P O’Malley

1987 D Foskett V Owen

1988 M Batten

1989 P Gow

1990 P Gow

1991 C Weber G Cody

1992 B MacDonald

1993 M Smith

1994 T Berry B Penman

1995 C Baldwin

1996 S Jones

1997 M Jones B McIntosh

1998 B McIntosh

1999 E Porter

2000 E Porter

2001 N Flanagan

2002 D H Kim

2003 W J Lee

2004 A Downton

2005 E Chun

2006 M Giles

2007 M Davis

2008 L Humphries

2009 J Higginbottom

NSW Junior Champion of Champions

1989 M Hensby

1990 D Kirwan

1991 A Weekes

1992 B MacDonald G Jackson

1993 B Ferguson

1994 W Dews

1995 W Hunt

1996 G Scott

1997 L Main R Hawkins

1998 S Hassett A Burge

1999 E Porter

2000 M Johnson

2001 R Blizard

2002 B Watson

2003 W J Lee

2004 C Hale

2005 D Morgan

2006 B Drewitt

2007 B Drewitt A Kempt

2008 B Byrne

2009 A Thompson


NSW Honour Roll

28

Tournaments &

Events


NSW Mid Amateur Championship

2006 R Revai

2007 J Fearnley

2008 L Peterson

2009 A Revai

2010 G Wall

NSW Family Bowl

2008 M Bown & Mrs P Bown

2009 D Romanowski & J Romanowski

2010 Denis Cranfield & Adele Cranfield

NSW HONOUR ROLLFOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIPS

NSW Foursomes Championships

1946 H Hattersley & A Waterson

1950 P Heard & J Barkel


1952 T Tanner & R McCarthy

1953 H Berwick & B Radcliffe

1954 M Behringer & R Jennings

1955 R McKay & B Warren

1956 N Bartell & P Heard

1957 B Devlin & K Pickering


1959 R McCarthy & B Warren

1960 V Bulgin & R Dunn

1961 I Esdale & N Groth

1962 N Doherty & B Nairn

1963 P Langham & N Wade

1964 P Billings & B Nairn

1965 J Barras & J Bennett

1966 A Gresham & D Turner

1967 P Bennett & W Tobin

1968 J Barras & J Bennett

1969 A Gresham & K Donohoe

1970 W Tobin & P Wood

1971 B Cook & T Wood

1972 G Everett & C Kaye

1973 D Bromley & G Barwick


1975 O Belcham & B Boyle

1976 C Kaye & G Everett


1978 A Gresham & P Wood


1980 P Billings & B Nairn


1982 A Gresham & G Power

1983 P Johnston & R Richards

1984 W Gorton & G Gillard

1985 R Elkington & R Hall

1986 L Peterson & G Power

1987 J Rixon & C Longley

1988 C Hicks & J Wagner

1989 R Dannock & L Parsons

1990 S Albinski & G Stanford

1991 R Elkington & P Gow

1992 M Ecob & R Whitlock

1993 B MacDonald & D Vera

S Egger & R Elkington

1994 I Bradley & S Moriarty

1995 M Arcus & M Ayers

1996 K Linde & B MacDonald

1997 P Sheehan & N Green

1998 B Jones & L Peterson

1999 A Groom & R Swift

2000 A Bratz & M Thompson

2001 W Dews & E Porter

2002 A Groom & S Jones

2003 K Barnes & A McKenzie

2004 M Brown & J Nitties

2005 J Arnold & T Lambert

2006 M Giles & P Blake

2007 M Leich & M Y Liu

2008 B Smith & G Scott

2009 B Drewitt & P Wilson

2010 J Higginbottom & M Rasetta

NSW Mixed Foursomes Championship

1931 Dr & Mrs R Bettington

1932 Dr & Mrs R Bettington

1933 H Ashton & Miss D Ashton

1934 H Hattersley & Miss V Ebert

1935 A Waterson & Miss M Corryz

1936 (No Record)

1937 A Waterson & Miss M Corry

1938 J Ferrier & Mrs Ferrier

1939 L Cohen & Mrs L Hore

1940-46 WW II

1947 R Burns & Mrs R Clements

1948 E Rigney & Miss N Kelly

1949 L Patterson & Miss P Borthwick

1950 H Wolstenholme & Mrs R Clements

1951 K Pix & Miss H Borthwick

1952 J Curtis & Miss H Stockman

1953 B Crampton & Miss J Abbott

1954 D Lofthouse & Mrs V King

1955 B Warren & Miss J Gillespie

1956 B Warren & Miss J Gillespie

1957 V Bulgin & Miss G Hughes

1958 K Pix & Miss P Borthwick

1959 L Carson & Mrs D Todman

1960 J Higson & Mrs L Giddings

1961 P Langham & Miss B Ross

1962 G Everett & Miss J Greenwood

1963 G Everett & Miss J Greenwood

1964 D Sharp & Miss J Higinbotham

1965 J Mooney & Miss M Hickey

1966 V Bennetts & Miss C Blair


NSW Honour Roll

29

Tournaments &

Events


1967 V Bennetts & Miss C Blair

1968 J Newton Jnr & Miss J Stephenson

1969 B Baker & Miss B Dalgleish

1970 P Wood & Miss J Stephenson

1971 N Wade & Mrs G Gannon


1973 E Couper & Miss J Miles


1975 B Baker & Miss C Blair


1977 P Wood & Mrs H Bleeck

1978 A Gresham & Miss E Kennedy

1979 A Gresham & Miss E Kennedy


1981 C Longley & Miss K Lunn

1982 B Lincoln & Miss L Oxley

M Ford & Miss E Maxwell


1984 B Doolan & Miss P Whant

1985 G Power & Miss E Kennedy

1986 P Billings & Mrs H Bleeck

1987 G Power & Miss E Kennedy

1988 D Laurie & Miss N Lowien

1989 C Hicks & Miss T Hale

1990 M Bryant & Mrs L Cavill

1991 P Blake & Miss W Doolan

1992 M Peterson & Miss S Smith

1993 B MacDonald & Miss K Murphy

1994 J Squires & Mrs J Morgan

1995 R Elkington & Ms S Donohue

1996 N Green & Ms M Nelson

2005 E Chun & Miss S Oh

2006 D An & Miss S Oh

2007 G Scott & Ms G Dooley

2008 L Henwood & Ms G Dooley

2009 M Stieger & Ms A Watkinson

B Drewitt & Ms T Moore

2010 M Stieger & A Watkinson

NSW HONOUR ROLLOTHER EVENTS

NSW Schoolboys Championship

1948 J Moran

1949 T Fowler

1950 A Mercer

1951 B Crampton

1952 B Warwick

1953 P King

1954 A Ryan

1955 K Donohoe

1956 B Bosley

1957 P Davis

1958 G Focken

1959 M Downie

1960 M Downie

1961 B McIntosh

1962 D Hunter

1963 R Bidiois

1964 J Watts

1965 J Newton

1966 J Newton

1967 J Newton

1968 L Wilton

1969 R Davis

1970 K Kellier

1971 M Gay

1972 M Gay N Ratcliffe

1973 G Tozer

1974 G Tozer

1975 R Toovey

1976 C South

1977 N Jones

1978 G Thurstan

1979 S Elkington

1980 R Willis

1981 D Kerry

1982 D Ecob

1983 P Sliwinski

1984 A Bruyns

1985 S Davis

1986 M Etherington

1987 D Maiden D Griffin

1988 P Hopgood

1989 Not Played

1990 J Foss

1991 D Beer G Green

1992 D Train

1993 M Smith

1994 T Berry B Penman

1995 C Baldwin

1996 S Jones

1997 M Jones B McIntosh

1998 G Dick

1999 J Roach

2000 J Nitties

2001 L Sturt

2002 R Bezuidenhout

2003 W J Lee

2004 B Watkins

2005 J Rindfleish

2006 D Papadatos

2007 A Peade

2008 D An

2009 D Papadatos

2010 M Marr

NSW Mixed Fourball Championship

1993 J Ward & Ms J Robson

1994 C Holland & Miss K Arnold

1995 A File & Mrs K File

1996 W Wicks & Mrs K Wicks

1997 B Brown & Ms C George

1998 T Whitfield & Mrs J Whitfield

1999 T Stockwell & Ms J Lidgard

2000 R Alexander & Miss C Brew

2001 J Noonan & Miss V Wise

2002 A Miller & Miss R Conroy

2003 B Lancken & Mrs J Lancken

2004 G Yule & Ms L Crum

2005 P Britt & Ms M Smith

2006 N Popovic & Ms M Harris

2007 N Webber & Mrs J Webber


NSW Honour Roll


Tournaments &

Events


2008 M Lewry & Ms D Morgan

2009 M Parker & Mrs C Parker

NSW Men’s Fourball Championship

1993 J Ebsworth & L Meredith

1994 R Marlow & G Marlow

1995 N Thurston & G Thurston

1996 J Romonowski & J Sutherland

1997 S McKenna & W McKenna

1998 P Seaton & M Savage

1999 P Chesterton & A Sadler

2000 K Sargeant & D Padmore

2001 M Hatton & R Storey

2002 C Holland & D Ford

2003 S Hogan & N Scully

2004 W Owen & D Hutchens

2005 J Harris & B Miller

2006 B Redden & J Dawson

2007 T Clark & N de With

2008 B Bradford & J Rowland

2009 D Monch & P Rae

EA Buttenshaw Shield

2010 Campbelltown

TL Warren Trophy

1949 Warringah

1950 Bayview

1951 Warringah

1952 Randwick

1953 Castlecove

1954 Asquith

1955 Marrickville

1956 Marrickville

1957 Marrickville

1958 Asquith

1959 Beverley Park

1960 Fox Hills

1961 Liverpool

1962 Marrickville

1963 Marrickville

1964 Liverpool

1965 Muirfield

1966 Marrickville

1967 Woollahra

1968 Marrickville

1969 Botany

1970 Woollahra

1971 Marrickville

1972 Marrickville

1973 The Coast

1974 Parramatta

1975 Randwick

1976 Lane Cove

1977 Lane Cove

1978 Marrickville

1979 Marrickville

1980 Marrickville

1981 Rosnay

1982 Rosnay

1983 Orange

1984 The Coast

1985 Randwick

1986 Botany


1988 The Coast

1989 Botany



1992 Palm Beach

1993 Botany

1994 Lane Cove

1995 Muirfield

1996 Cabramatta

1997 Eastlake

1998 Fox Hills

1999 Kareela

2000 Kareela

2001 Botany

2002 Parramatta

2003 Rosnay

2004 The Coast

2005 Rosnay

2006 Rosnay

2007 The Coast

2008 Cumberland

2009 Eastlake

W Gibson Trophy

1957 Liverpool

1958 Liverpool

1959 Asquith

1960 Liverpool

1961 Liverpool

1962 Botany

1963 Bondi

1964 Woollahra

1965 Muirfield

1966 Asquith

1967 Parramatta

1968 Asquith

1969 The Coast

1970 Asquith

1971 The Coast

1972 The Coast

1973 The Coast

1974 Fox Hills

1975 Bondi

1976 Lane Cove

1977 Bondi

1978 Bondi

1979 Parramatta

1980 Rosnay

1981 Botany

1982 Botany

1983 Parramatta

1984 Parramatta

1985 Randwick

1986 Parramatta

1987 Rosany

1988 Parramatta

1989 The Coast

1991 The Coast

1992 Botany

1993 Kareela

1994 The Coast

1995 Bayview

1996 Eastlake

1997 Liverpool

1998 Ashlar

1999 Kareela

2000 Parramatta

2001 Kellyville

2002 Glenmore

2003 Parramatta

2004 The Coast

2005 The Coast

2006 The Coast

2007 Richmond

2008 Liverpool

2009 Cumberland

Golf NSW Limited


Financial Statements

The directors present their report together with the financial report of Golf NSW Limited (“the Association”) for the financial year ended 31 December 2009 and the auditor’s report thereon.

Directors

The directors of the Association at any time during the financial year and the number of directors’ meetings attended by each of the directors of the Association during the financial year are:

Name Age Occupation Held Attended Appointed

C Allen 64 Retired 5 5 2007

D A Coulton 61 Engineering Technical Officer 5 4 2006

S C Cox 38 Self Employed 5 4 2002

I W Fraser 64 Senior Hospital Scientist 5 5 2004

F S Gal 62 Retired 5 5 2004

R C Griffiths 67 Retired 5 5 2009

A R Harrison 49 Manager 5 5 2005

H E James 76 Retired 5 4 1999

B A Nairn 75 Retired 5 4 2007

P C Thomas 60 Business Manager 2 0 2009*

J B Waanders 62 Chemical Engineer 5 4 2004

D Watts 60 Insurance Consultant 5 5 2005

J D Miller 64 Primary Producer 3 3 2010*

* J D Miller was elected to the Board on 27 April 2010 * P C Thomas resigned from the Board on 27 April 2010

All directors are experienced golf administrators.

Principal Activities The principal activities of the Association during the course of the financial year were the promotion of the efficiency, progress, general control and development of the game of golf in New South Wales.

Results of Operations The net operating profit / (loss) for the financial year was ($216,443) (2009: $1,157,261).Due to the corporate structure of the NSW Golf Foundation there is a legal requirement for the accounts of the Foundation to be consolidated with the Association.

Prior to consolidation the net operating profit of the Golf NSW was $170,874 (2009: $480,113). The NSW Golf Foundation recorded a loss of $387,317 (2009: $677,148)

Directors’ Report

Golf NSW Limited



Changes in State of Affairs No significant changes in the state of affairs of the company occurred during the financial year except for:

Amalgamation:

As at 1 July 2010, the Association has merged with Women’s Golf New South Wales.

Events Subsequent to Reporting Date There has not arisen during the interval between the end of the financial year and the date of this report any item, transaction or event of a material and unusual nature likely, in the opinion of the directors of the Association, to affect significantly the operations of the Association, the results of those operations, or the state of affairs of the Association in future financial years.

Likely Developments Information about likely developments in the operations of the Association and the expected results of those operations in future financial years has not been included in this report because disclosure of the information would be likely to result in unreasonable prejudice to the Association.

Indemnification and Insurance of Officers and Auditors: Insurance Premiums Since the end of the previous financial year, the Association maintained an insurance policy in respect of directors’ and officers’ liability insurance contracts, for current and former directors and officers of the Association. The insurance policies do not contain details of the premiums paid in respect of individual directors or officers of the Association.

Indemnification The insurer will pay on behalf of the directors and officers any loss which the directors and officers may not be legally indemnified by the Association arising out of any claim, by reason of any wrongful act committed by them in their capacity as director of officer, first made against them jointly or severally during the period of insurance and notified to the insurer during the indemnity period. The insurer will pay on behalf of the Association any payment which it is legally permitted to make arising out of any claim, by reason of any wrongful act, committed by any director of officer in their capacity as a director or officer, first made against the director of officer during the period of insurance and notified during the indemnity period. By order of Golf NSW Limited: John Waanders Director Date 6th October 2010

Directors’ Report cont.



Golf NSW Limited

Balance Sheet for the period ended 30 June 2010

Note 30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Current Assets

Cash and cash equivalents 5 5,236,152 2,955,862

Trade and other receivables 6 140,840 175,429

Inventories 7 2,914 13,702

Prepayments 4,589 706,797

Total Current Assets 5,384,495 3,851,790

Non-Current Assets

Plant and equipment 8 3,249,287 3,307,708

Total Non-Current Assets 3,249,287 3,307,708

TOTAL ASSETS 8,633,782 7,159,498

Current Liabilities

Trade and other payables 9 324,393 391,083

Deferred income 10 1,861,336 88,537

Employee benefits 11 99,217 09,941

Total Current Liabilities 2,284,946 589,561

Non-Current Liabilities

Employee benefits 11 9,798 14,456

Total Non-Current Liabilities 9,798 14,456

TOTAL LIABILITIES 2,294,744 604,017

NET ASSETS 6,339,038 6,555,481

EQUITY

Retained profits 12 4,517,735 4,346,861

Reserves - Golf Foundation 13 1,821,303 2,208,620

TOTAL EQUITY 6,339,038 6,555,481

The notes on pages 36 to 43 Are an integral part of these financial statements.

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Golf NSW Limited


Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2010

Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2010


$ $

Revenue

Affiliation Fees 4 1,826,536 3,760,375

Other Revenue 4 339,111 1,830,775

Total Revenue 2,165,647 5,591,150

Expenses

Employee Expenses (518,237) (1,091,371)

Depreciation Expense (104,216) (202,659)

Coaching and Development (87,889) (326,594)

Consulting Expenses - (18,344)

Golf Australia Fees (687,090) (1,034,330)

Tournament Expenses - General (60,074) (130,789)

- NSW Open - (219,928)

NSW Golf Foundation Expenses (436,586) (572,887)

Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation Grant (48,636) (108,636)

Other expenses from ordinary activities (439,362) (728,351)

Total expenses (2,382,090) (4,433,889)

Profit/(Loss) Before income tax (216,443) 1,157,261

Income tax expense - -

Net Profit/(Loss) attributable to members (216,443) 1,157,261

Retained Profits

Balance at start of period 4,346,861 3,866,748

Profit/(Loss) for the period (216,443) 1,157,261

Total for the period 4,130,418 5,024,009

Transfer from/(to) NSW Golf Foundation reserve 387,317 (677,148)

Balance at end of period 4,517,735 4,346,861

Reserves - Golf Foundation

Balance at start of period 2,208,620 1,531,472

Transfers from/(to) Retained Earnings (387,317) 677,148

Balance at end of period 1,821,303 2,208,620

Total Equity 6,339,038 6,555,481



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Golf NSW Limited

Statement of Cash Flows for the year ended 30 June 2010


$ $

Cash flows from operating activities

Receipts in the course of operations 3,973,035 6,061,316

Payments in the course of operations (1,661,467) (5,038,010)

Interest received 44,310 63,398

Net cash from operating activities 14(b) 2,355,878 1,086,704

Cash flows from investing activities

Proceeds from sale of plant & equipment - 4,000

Acquisition of property, plant & equipment (75,588) (138,654)

Net cash used in investing activities (75,588) (134,654)

Cash flows from financing activates - -

Net cash used in financing activities - -

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 2,280,290 952,050

Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 2,955,862 2,003,812

Cash and cash equivalents at 30 June 5 5,236,152 2,955,862



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Golf NSW Limited


Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 June 2010

Note 1: Reporting Entity

Golf NSW Limited is a public company limited by guarantee domiciled in Australia. The address of the Association’s registered office is 50 Princes Highway, Arncliffe, NSW 2000. The financial report was authorised for issue by the Association’s Board of Directors on 28 September 2010.

Note 2: Basis of Preparation

(a) Statement of Compliance The financial report is a general purpose financial report that has been prepared in accordance with Australian

equivalents to International Financial Reporting Standards (AIFRS), Urgent Issues Group Interpretations, other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board and the Corporations Act 2001.

The financial report of Golf NSW Limited complies with all Australian equivalents to International Financial Reporting Standards (AIFRS) in their entirety. The following is a summary of the material accounting policies adopted by the Association in the preparation of the financial report. The accounting policies have been consistently applied, unless otherwise stated.

(b) Basis of Measurement The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historical cost.

Note 3: Significant Accounting Policies

(a) Income Tax The association has been granted exemption from income tax under the provisions of Section 50-45 of the

Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. The financial statements have been prepared on the basis of this exemption.

(b) Plant and Equipment

Plant and equipment are measured on the cost basis less depreciation and impairment losses. The carrying amount of plant and equipment is reviewed annually by directors to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from these assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of the expected net cash flows that will be received from the assets employment and subsequent disposal. The expected net cash flows have been discounted to their present values in determining recoverable amounts.

The cost of fixed assets constructed within the association includes the cost of materials, direct labour, borrowing costs and an appropriate proportion of fixed and variable overheads.

Subsequent costs are included in the asset’s carrying amount or recognised as a separate asset, as appropriate, only when it is probable that future economic benefits associated with the item will flow to the association and the cost of the item can be measured reliably. All other repairs and maintenance are charged to the income statement during the financial period in which they incurred.

Increases in the carrying amount arising on revaluation of land and buildings are credited to a revaluation reserve in shareholders’ equity. Decreases that offset previous increases of the same asset are charged against fair value reserves directly in equity; all other decreases are charged to the income statement. Each year the difference between depreciation based on the revalued carrying amount of the asset charged to the income statement and depreciation based on the assets original cost is transferred from the revaluation reserve to retained earnings.


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Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 30 June 2010

Golf NSW Limited

Notes to the Financial Statements cont. Depreciation The depreciable amount of all fixed assets including building and capitalised lease assets, but excluding freehold

land, is depreciated on a straight line basis over their useful lives to the company commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are depreciated over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or the estimated useful lives of the improvements.

The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable assets are:

Class of Fixed Asset Depreciation Rate

Buildings 50 years

Furniture and equipment 3 -10 years

Motor Vehicles 4 years

Depreciation methods, useful lives and residual values are reassessed at the reporting date.

(c) Inventories

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. The cost of inventories is based on the average cost principle, and includes expenditure incurred in acquiring the inventories and bringing them to their existing location and condition. Net realisable value is the estimated selling price in the ordinary course of business, less selling expenses.

(d) Impairment of Assets At each reporting date, the company reviews the carrying values of its tangible and intangible assets to

determine whether there is any indication that those assets have been impaired. If such an indication exists, the recoverable amount of the asset, being the higher of the asset’s fair value less costs to sell and value in use, is compared to the assets carrying value. Any excess of the asset’s carrying value over its recoverable amount is expenses to the income statement.

Where it is not possible to estimate the recoverable amount of an individual asset, the company estimates the recoverable amount of the cash-generating unit to which the asset belongs.

(e) Employee Benefits Provision is made for the company’s liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees

to balance date. Employee benefits that are expected to be settled within one year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled, plus related on costs. Employee benefits payable later than one year have been measured at the present value of the estimated future cash outflows to be made for those benefits.

(f) Provisions Provisions are recognised when the company has a legal or constructive obligation, as a result of past events, for

which it is probable that an outflow of economic benefits will result and that outflow can be reliably measured.

(g) Revenue Operating Revenue Operating Revenue represents revenue earned through affiliation fees and is recognised when the fees

become receivable.

Goods Sold Revenue from the sale of goods is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable. Revenue

is recognised when the significant risks and rewards of ownership have been transferred to the buyer.

Other Revenue Other revenue includes sponsorship income, interest income, Golf Access Australia fees and and government

grants, which is recognised on the basis of the fair value of consideration received.


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Golf NSW Limited


Notes to the Financial Statements cont. Government Grants Government grants are recognised initially as deferred income when there is reasonable assurance that it will

be received and that the Association will comply with the conditions associated with the grant. Grants that compensate the Association for expenses incurred are recognised as revenue in profit or loss on a systematic basis in the same periods in which the expenses are recognised. Grants that compensate the association for the cost of an asset are recognised in profit or loss as other income on a systematic basis over the useful life of the asset.

(h) Deferred Income Deferred Income relates to funds received in advance. The carrying value of deferred income approximates net

fair value

(i) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST

incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and payables in the balance sheet are shown inclusive of GST.

Cash flows are presented in the cash flow statement on a gross basis, except for the GST component of investing and financing activities, which are disclosed as operating cash flows.

(j) New South Wales Golf Foundation The New South Wales Golf Foundation (“the Foundation”) was formed pursuant to a charter in 2001 as a joint

initiative of the Association and Women’s Golf NSW, and was legally structured as part of the Association for administrative purposes. The Foundation is controlled by a separate Board of Governors appointed by the Association.

The results and financial position of the Foundation have been reported within the Association. The total revenue and expenses of the Foundation are included in the Income Statement, and its assets and liabilities are included in the Balance Sheet.

The NSW Golf Foundation Reserve recognises the total accumulated funds that have been generated by the activities of the Foundation and are available for the specific purposes of the Foundation.

(k) Segment Reporting The Association administers and promotes the game of golf within NSW, Australia

(l) Liability Guarantee Golf NSW Limited is a public company limited by guarantee. The amount of liability guaranteed which may be

incurred only in the event of and for the purpose of winding up of the Association is $232 as at 30 June 2010 (2009:$234) by virtue of the Association’s Constitution


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Golf NSW Limited

Notes to the Financial Statements cont.

30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Note 4: Revenue

Operating revenue:

Affiliation fees from operating activities 1,826,536 3,760,375

Other revenue:

Sponsorship - General & Tournament income 201,095 241,469

- NSW Open - 228,000

Interest Received 44,310 63,398

NSW Golf Access Australia Fees - 20,950

NSW Government Grant 15,000 30,000

Sundry Income 29,439 22,727

NSW Golf Foundation - external revenue 49,267 1,224,231

Total other revenues 339,111 1,830,775

Total Revenue 2,165,647 5,591,150

Note 5: Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash on hand 1,000 1,000

Cash at bank or on deposit 3,353,376 730,966

Cash at bank or on deposit - NSW Golf Foundation 1,881,776 2,223,896

5,236,152 2,955,862

The weighted average interest rate on cash assets as at

30 June 2010 is 3.95% (2009: 5.00%)

Note 6: Trade and other Receivables

Trade receivables 140,840 122,323

GST refund due - 53,106

140,840 175,429

Trade receivables 140,840 175,429


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Golf NSW Limited



30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Note 7: Inventories

Finished goods 2,914 13,702

Note 8: Property, Plant and Equipment

Land$

Building$

Furniture &Equipment

$

MotorVehicles

$Total

$

Cost

Balance at 1 January 2009 1,200,000 1,704,544 1,385,066 152,910 4,442,520

Additions - - 99,200 39,453 138,653

Disposals - - - (43,818) (43,818)

Balance at 31 December 2009 1,200,000 1,704,544 1,484,266 148,545 4,537,355

Balance at 1 January 2010 1,200,000 1,704,544 1,484,266 148,545 4,537,355

Additions - - 15,416 60,172 75,588

Disposals - - (5,001) (71,744) (76,745)

Balance at 30 June 2010 1,200,000 1,704,544 1,494,681 136,973 4,612,943

Depreciation and impairment losses

Balance at 1 January 2009 - 198,864 797,735 64,000 1,060,599

Depreciation for the year - 34,091 132,458 36,110 202,659

Disposals - - - (33,611) (33,611)

Balance at 31 December 2009 - 232,955 930,193 66,499 1,229,647

Balance at 1 January 2010 - 232,955 930,193 66,499 1,229,647

Depreciation for the year - 17,045 65,316 21,855 104,216

Disposals - - (5,002) (41,950) (46,952)

Balance at 30 June 2010 - 250,000 990,507 46,404 1,286,911

Carrying amounts

At 1 January 2009 1,200,000 1,505,680 587,331 88,910 3,381,921

At 31 December 2009 1,200,000 1,471,589 554,073 82,046 3,307,708

At 1 January 2010 1,200,000 1,471,589 554,073 82,046 3,307,708

At 30 June 2010 1,200,000 1,454,544 504,174 90,569 3,249,287


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30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Note 9: Trade and Other Payables

Trade payables and accruals 316,660 361,042

Other trade payables 7,733 30,041

324,393 391,083

Note 10: Deferred Income

Deferred income 1,861,336 88,537

Note 11: Employee Benefits

Current

Provision for annual leave 66,836 76,587

Provision for long service leave 32,381 33,354

99,217 109,941

Non-Current

Provision for long service leave 9,798 14,456

Number of employees

Number of employees at year end 11 11

Note 12: etained Earnings

Retained earnings at the beginning of the year 4,346,861 3,866,748

Net profit/(loss) (216,443) 1,157,261

Transfer to NSW Golf Foundation reserve 387,317 (677,148)

Retained earnings at the end of the year 4,517,735 4,346,861

Note 13: Reserves - Golf Foundation

NSW Golf Foundation reserve 2,208,620 2,208,620

Opening balance 2,208,620 1,531,472

Transfer from retained earnings 387,317) 677,148

Closing Balance 1,821,303 2,208,620


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30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Note 14: Reconciliation of Cash Flows from Operating Activities

(a) Reconciliation of Cash

Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in statements of cash flows is reconciled to the related items in the balance sheet as follows:

Cash on hand 1,000 1,000

Cash at Bank 5,235,152 2,954,862

5,236,152 2,955,862

(b) Reconciliation of cash flow from operations with loss from ordinary activities after income tax

Profit/(loss) from ordinary activities (216,443) 1,157,261

Non-cash flows in profit from ordinary activities:

Depreciation 104,216 202,660

Loss on disposal of fixed assets 3,805 6,207

Changes in assets and liabilities

(Increase)/decrease in receivables 34,589 (34,121)

(Increase)/decrease in inventories 10,788 (6,994)

(Increase)/decrease in prepayments 702,208 (465,557)

(Increase)/decrease in other assets 26,008 (37,724)

Increase/(decrease) in payables (66,690) 201,440

Increase/(decrease) in deferred income 1,772,779 49,269

Increase/(decrease) in employee entitlements (15,382) 14,263

Net cash flows from operating activities 2,355,878 1,086,704

Note 15: Directors’ Remuneration

Total income paid or payable, or otherwise made available to all directors of the Association from the Association or any related party.

- -

Note 16: Related Parties

Key Management personnel compensation included in Employee Expenses in the income Statement is as follows:

Short term employee benefits 126,346 310,200

Post-employment benefits 11,371 27,918

137,717 338,118

The key management personnel of the association include the Board of Directors. The Directors do not receive any remuneration from the Association (refer Note 15)


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Notes to the Financial Statements cont.Directors

The names of each person holding the position of director of Golf NSW Limited during the financial year were:

C Allen A R Harrison

J D Miller H E James

D A Coulton B A Nairn

S C Cox P C Thomas

I W Fraser J B Waanders

F S Gal D Watts

R C Griffiths

A number of directors are affiliated to member clubs. The terms and conditions of these clubs’ membership of the Association are in accordance with the general terms for member clubs.

Since the end of the previous financial year, no director has received or become entitled to receive a benefit by reason of a contract made by the Association or a related corporation with the director or with a firm of which he is a member, or with an Association in which he has a substantial financial interest.

30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Note 17: Auditors Remuneration

Bell Partners

Audit of financial report 10,000 17,000

Other services - 2,550

10,000 19,550


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Directors DeclarationIn the opinion of the directors of Golf NSW Limited:

(a) the financial statements and notes, set out on pages 33 - 43, are in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001, including:

(i) giving a true and fair view of the financial position of the Company as at 30 June 2010 and of its performance, as represented by the results of its operations and their cash flows, for the year ended on that date; and

(ii) complying with Australia Accounting Standards and the Corporations Regulations 2001; and

(b) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Company will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the directors:

John Waanders Director Date 6th October 2010


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To the members of NSW Golf Association Limited.

Scope

We have audited the financial report of Golf NSW Limited (the “Company”) for the interim financial year ended 30 June 2010, including the Income Statement, Statement of Recognised Income and Expenses, Balance Sheet, Statement of Changes in Equity, Statement of Cash Flows, Notes to and Forming Part of the Financial Statements and the Statement by Directors. The directors of the Company are responsible for the true and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001.

We have conducted an independent audit of the financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members of the Company. Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and statutory requirements so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Company’s financial position and of its performance as represented by the results of its operations and cash flows.

The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

Audit Opinion

In our opinion, the financial report of Golf NSW Limited is properly drawn up:

a) so as to give a true and fair view of the Company’s financial position as at 30 June 2010 and of its performance for the interim financial year ended on that date:

b) in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001:

c) in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements.

Auditor Independence

In accordance with the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 and ethical pronouncements of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, we herewith confirm our independence in relation to our duties to the members of the Company. The declaration set out in the directors’ report would be in the same terms if it had been given by the relevant directors at the time that this audit report was made.

D.F.BELLDated this 6th October, 2010

Independent Audit Report


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Detailed Statement of Income and Expenditure for the year ended 30 June 2010

30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $ExpenditureAdministration 42,624 80,543 Audit Fees 10,000 19,550 Bank Charges & Card Fees 1,723 4,034 Clothing - Promotional 204 520 Coaching & Development 87,889 326,594 Computer 18,773 40,351 Committees & Council expenses - - Consulting Expenses 18,344 Country Expenses - Delegates 27,880 56,865 Course Rating Expenses 35,798 7,927 Depreciation 104,216 202,659 Electricity 10,252 13,666 Fringe Benefits Tax 13,788 13,248 Golf Australia 687,090 1,034,330 Insurance 22,786 61,839 Interstate Teams 11,941 95,155 JNJGF Grant 48,636 108,636 Legal and Industrial Expenses 58,950 42,246 Loss on disposal of fixed assets 3,805 6,207 Merchandise expenses 12,615 - Motor Vehicle Expenses 16,409 50,279 NSW Golf Foundation Grant 12,636 25,804 NSW Institute of Sport 22,500 45,000 Payroll Tax 12,978 26,812 Postage 13,177 27,381 Printing & Stationery 54,842 52,262 Provision for Employee Entitlements (6,219) 30,150 Public Relations & Entertainment 26,388 25,839 Rates & Taxes - 7,733 Repairs & Maintenance 9,614 17,466 Rules Seminars 5,458 12,492 Salaries & Wages 453,291 935,538 Superannuation 44,399 85,623 Telephones 8,956 19,989 Tournament Expenses - General 60,074 130,789 - NSW Open 219,928 Travelling Expense 12,031 41,007 NSW Golf Foundation: - Current year external expenses 436,586 572,887 - Elimination of internal expenses - (25,804)Total Expenditure 2,382,090 4,433,889 Total Income 2,165,647 5,591,150 Profit/(Loss) for Year (216,443) 1,157,261


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Detailed Statement of Income and Expenditure for the year ended 30 June 2010

30-Jun-10 31-Dec-09

$ $

Income

Affiliation Fees 1,826,536 3,760,375

Interest 44,310 63,398

NSW Government Grant 15,000 30,000

Sundry Income 2,758 4,452

Golf Access Australia - Members Fees - 20,950

Merchandise Income 18,981 -

Rules Seminars 7,700 18,275

Sponsorship - General 201,095 241,469

- NSW Open - 228,000

NSW Golf Foundation:

- Current year revenue 49,267 1,250,035

- Elimination of internal revenue - (25,804)

Total Income 2,165,647 5,591,150



Chairman’s Report

New South Wales Golf Foundation

The NSW Golf Foundation continued to grow through the first half of 2010.

John and Jill Kinghorn’s commitment to the game of golf and unquestionable support of Jack Newton Junior Golf’s programs is a tribute to two marvellous human beings. The opportunities their benevolence has provided to Peter van Wegen and his team is really starting to make that point of difference. The exciting plans referred to in the previous report are now coming to fruition and it will be no surprise to see other states wanting to get involved in the programs that have been created. The NSW Golf Foundation is obviously honoured to facilitate the process between the Kinghorn Foundation, the Australian Sports Foundation and Jack New Junior Golf.

The annual Ladies Committee Day was professionally delivered yet again under Jane Buckley’s guidance along with her team of willing and capable volunteers. We thank Jane and each of the ladies who committed their time to make the event happen and we very much appreciate their involvement. This time Ryde-Parramatta Golf Club played host and their input also contributed to the success of the day. We must additionally express our sincere thanks to all those Committee Ladies who played and participated in the other activities that ultimately produced a very pleasing result where in excess of $8,000 was raised.

On the giving side, the Foundation once again approved a number of grant applications, those being:-

Manildra Golf Club $4,000

West Wyalong S&C Sports Club $1,000

Grenfell Country Club $2,500

Ray McGuiness (Represent Australia in 8th World Deaf Golf Championships) $1,500

Dunedoo Lady Golfers (laptop) $1,000

Portland Golf Associates (laptop) $1,000

Parkes Golf Club (laptop) $1,000

Each recipient expressed their gratitude for the financial assistance provided by the Foundation which is gratifying to say the least.

To the Foundation’s Board of Governors, I take this opportunity to thank each of them for their ongoing support and commitment.

I would also like to thank the Boards of both NSWGA and WGNSW for their effort and backing over the last six months, and we now look forward to continuing our work under the Golf NSW Banner.

Chris Allen for Richard Hattersley

NSW

Golf Foundation


NSW

Golf Foundation

New South Wales Golf Foundation

Income Statement for the year ended 30 June 2010*

2010 2009

$ $

Income

Donations - -

Grant - NSW Golf Association - 25,804

Grant - Australian Sports Foundation - 1,134,924

Function income - 16,226

Interest 49,267 73,081

Total income 49,267 1,250,035

Expenditure

Administration 216 491

Bank charges & card fees - 142

Function expenses - 3,614

Grants 436,368 568,640

Total expenditure 436,584 572,887

NET SURPLUS for the period (387,317) 677,148

2010 2009

$ $

Current Assets

Cash assets 1,881,777 2,223,896

Receivables - 14,449

Total assets 1,881,777 2,238,345

Current Liabilities

Payables 60,474 29,725

Total liabilities 60,474 29,725

NET ASSETS 1,821,303 2,208,620

Accumulated Funds

Retained surplus at the beginning of the year 2,208,620 1,531,472

Surplus for the year (387,317) 677,148

TOTAL ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1,821,303 2,208,620

( * Audited by Bell Partners as part of the audit of Golf NSW Limited )

Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2010*


Metropolitan Affilated Club Membership

Golf NSW Limited

Club Adult Junior

Antill Park Golf Club 436 42

Ashlar Golf Club 754 28

Asquith Golf Club 717 41

Avondale Golf Club 727 34

Balgowlah Golf Club 286 50

Bankstown Golf Club 605 20

Bardwell Valley Golf Club 414 30

Barnwell Park Golf Club 296 7

Bayview Golf Club 650 66

Beverley Park Golf Club 837 32

Bexley Golf Club 529 45

Bondi Golf and Diggers Club 187 5

Bonnie Doon Golf Club 1102 48

Botany Golf Club 210 12

Cabramatta Golf Club 653 45

Camden Golf Club 485 40

Camden Lakeside Country Club 40

Camden Valley Golf Resort 652 20

Cammeray Golf Club 318 8

Campbelltown Golf Club 493 35

Carnarvon Golf Club 777 45

Castle Hill Country Club 1039 37

Castlecove Country Club 158 6

Chatswood Golf Club 670 36

Concord Golf Club 921 10

Cromer Golf Club 893 25

Cronulla Golf Club 1207 64

Cumberland Country Club 991 23

Dunheved Golf Club 416 52

Eastlake Golf Club 553 20

Elanora Country Club 787

Fairfield Golf Club 103 6

Fox Hills Golf Club 781 36

Georges River Golf Club 253 14

Glenmore Heritage Valley Golf Assoc.

296 20

Gordon Golf Club 610 13

Club Adult Junior

Hurstville Golf Club 278 33

Kareela Golf Club 595 39

Killara Golf Club 727 32

Kogarah Golf Club 602 25

Lane Cove Country Club 123 2

Leonay Golf Club 530 43

Liverpool Golf Club 536 38

Long Reef Golf Club 637 37

Lynwood Country Club 538 71

Macquarie Links Int. Golf Club 385 19

Manly Golf Club 892 34

Marrickville Golf Club 364 27

Massey Park Golf Club 571 17

Mona Vale Golf Club 840 31

Monash Country Club 920 29

Moore Park Golf Club 550 28

Muirfield Golf Club 823 99

New Brighton Golf Club 485 22

New South Wales Golf Club 889 8

North Ryde Golf Club 801 45

Northbridge Golf Club 638 253

Oatlands Golf Club 861 45

Orchard Hills Golf Club 140

Palm Beach Golf Club 263 28

Parramatta Golf Club 320 26

Pennant Hills Golf Club 1093 6

Penrith Golf Club 532 15

Pymble Golf Club 1163 26

Randwick Golf Club 446 27

Richmond Golf Club 612 51

Riverside Oaks Golf Club 1134

Roseville Golf Club 617 66

Rosnay Golf Club 275 18

Royal Aust. Engineers Golf Club 302 6

Rum Corps Barracks Golf Club 47 1

Ryde-Parramatta Golf Club 812 22

Sefton Golf Club 34 3

Mem

bership

/Sponsorship


Mem

bership

/Sponsorship

Metropolitan Affilated Club Membership

Golf NSW Limited

Club Junior

St. Michael's Golf Club 851 57

Strathfield Golf Club 1037 43

Terrey Hills Golf Club 707 0

The Australian Golf Club 893 9

The Coast Golf Club 763 54

The Lakes Golf Club 821 5

The Royal Sydney Golf Club 1454 28

Wakehurst Golf Club 765 49

Wallacia Panthers Golf & Country Club

457 29

Warringah Golf Club 434 40

Windsor Golf Club 680 58

Wisemans Ferry Golf Club 46 4

Woollahra Golf Club 389 4

Woolooware Golf Club 565 44

TOTAL METROPOLITAN MEMBERS

52,083 2,711

TOTAL METROPOLITAN CLUBS 87

Mem

bership

/Sponsorship 52

District Golf Associations Affiliated Club Membership

Golf NSW Limited

ACT MONARO24 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bombala Golf Club 42 1

Braidwood Golf Club 49 2

Capital Golf Club 534 31

Coolamatong Country Sports Club

110 5

Cooma Golf Club 206 26

Crookwell Golf Club 99 7

Delegate Country Club 17

Federal Golf Club 952 91

Gold Creek Golf Club 501 18

Goolabri Golf Club 50 5

Goulburn Golf Club 417 45

Gungahlin Lakes Golf Club 534 55

Jindabyne Golf Club 14

Murrumbidgee Country Club 468 60

Queanbeyan Golf Club 651 40

Fairbairn Golf Club 235 25

Royal Canberra Golf Club 1176 35

Royal Military College Golf Club 386 2

Taralga Golf Club 16 5

Thredbo Golf Club 36

Tully Park Early Birds Golf Club 72 21

Belconnen Magpies Golf Club 459 70

Yass Golf Club 229 58

Yowani Country Club 910 39

TOTAL 8163 641

BLUE MOUNTAINS 12 CLUBS Adult Junior

Blackheath Golf Club 338 45

Grose River Golf Club 137 9

Gulgong Golf Club 69 6

Henbury Sport & Recreation Club

89 4

Katoomba Golf Club 127 15

Kurrajong Hills Golf Club 39 4

Leura Golf Club 348 49

Lithgow Golf Club 168 17

Oberon Golf Club 89 10

Portland Golf Club 95 10

Springwood Country Club 539 58

Wentworth Falls Country Club 398 60

TOTAL 2436 287

CENTRAL COAST11 CLUBS Adult Junior

Everglades Country Club 1249 49

Gosford Golf Club 739 97

Green Hill Golf & CC 34

Kooindah Waters Golf Club 101 2

Magenta Shores G & C Club 302 24

Mangrove Mountain Golf Club 265 5

Morisset Golf Club 495 35

Terrigal Memorial Country Golf 501 20

Toukley Golf Club 718 37

Tuggerah Lakes Golf Club 925 43

Wyong Golf Club 766 58

TOTAL 6095 370


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CENTRAL NORTH 12 CLUBS Adult Junior

Barraba Golf Club 42 7

Boggabri Golf Club 29 1

Gunnedah Golf Club 236 18

Longyard Golf Club 292 16

Manilla Golf Club 56 3

Nundle Golf Club 21

Quirindi RSL Golf Club 126

Spring Ridge Golf Club 22

Tamworth Golf Club 1086 26

Uralla Golf Club 80 8

Walcha Golf Club 66 2

Werris Creek Golf Club 50 3

TOTAL 2106 84

CENTRAL WESTERN 13 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bathurst Golf Club 536 43

Blayney Golf Club 68

Canowindra Golf Club 110 15

Cumnock Golf Club 32 1

Duntryleague Golf Club 473 19

Lyndhurst Golf Club 13

Manildra Golf Club 53 2

Molong Golf Club 15

Mudgee Golf Club 334 41

Orange Ex-Services Golf Club 382 1

Wellington Golf Club 135 9

Wentworth Golf Club 365 75

Yeoval Golf Club 17 2

TOTAL 2533 208

FAR SOUTH COAST 13 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bega RSL Golf Club 202 19

Bermagui Golf Club 186 18

Candelo Kameruka Golf Club 29 1

Catalina Country Club 630 32

Eden Country Golf Club 219 61

Mandeni Golf Club 16

Mollymook Golf Club 839 78

Moruya Golf Club 385 13

Narooma Golf Club 487 25

Pambula-Merimbula Golf Club 864 45

Tathra Beach Golf Club 237 9

Tura Beach Country Club 341 19

Tuross Head Country Club 143 19

TOTAL 4578 339

HUNTER RIVER16 CLUBS Adult Junior

Aberdeen Golf Club 108 2

Branxton Golf Club 307 28

The Oaks Golf & Country Club 304 32

Cypress Lakes Golf and Country Club

199 2

Denman Golf Club 59 1

Dungog & District Golf Club 115 11

Kurri Kurri Golf Club 453 63

Easts Leisure & Golf (Maitland GC)

745 48

Merriwa Golf Club 16

Murrurundi Golf Club 44 3

Muswellbrook Golf Club 267 37

Paterson Golf Club 112 8

Scone Golf Club 125 13

Singleton Golf Club 189 23

Stroud Golf Club 29

The Vintage Golf Club 162 6

TOTAL 3234 277


Mem

bership

/Sponsorship 54


Golf NSW Limited

ILLAWARRA23 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bowral Golf Club 325 19

Callala RSL Country Golf Club 285 10

Gerringong Golf Club 205 6

Gibraltar Country Club 219 40

Highlands Golf Club 380 35

HMAS Creswell Golf Club 145 6

Jamberoo Golf Club 589 61

Kangaroo Valley Golf Club 80

Kiama Golf Club 500 52

Moss Vale Golf Club 528 122

Mount Broughton Golf & Country

205 3

Nowra Golf Club 455 27

Penrose Country Golf Club 12

Port Kembla Golf Club 840 62

Russell Vale Golf Club 555 43

Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemens Golf Club

173 16

Shoalhaven Heads Golf Club 287 14

St Georges Basin Golf Club 612 17

Sussex Inlet Golf Club 178 19

The Grange Golf Club 717 76

The Links Shell Cove 571 36

Vincentia Golf Club 257 22

Wollongong Golf Club 484 26

TOTAL 8602 712

LACHLAN VALLEY 14 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bogan Gate Golf Club 16

Burcher Golf Club 6 1

Caragabal Country Club 10

Condobolin Golf Club 98 8

Forbes Golfers Association 180 10

Grenfell Country Club 22

Lake Cargelligo Golf Club 25 3

Menindee Golf Club 5 1

Parkes Golf Club 179 10

Peak Hill Golf Club 22 2

Rankins Springs Golf Club 6

Trundle Golf Club 60

Weethalle Country Club 3

Wilcannia Golf Club 12

TOTAL 644 35

LOWER NORTH COAST 12 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bulahdelah Golf Club 67 13

Camden Haven Golf Club 281 26

Coomba Park Golf & Country Club

20

Forster-Tuncurry Golf Club 1038 15

Gloucester Country Club 175 17

Harrington Waters golf Club 81 11

Krambach Golf Club 71 2

Port Macquarie Golf Club 630 29

Tallwoods Golf Club 224 4

Club Taree - Golf 484 32

Wauchope Golf Club 797 67

Wingham Golf Club 239 6

TOTAL 4107 222


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MID NORTH COAST15 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bellingen RSL Golf Club 120 8

Bonville International Golf Club 214 3

Bowraville Golf Club 85 5

Coffs Harbour Golf Club 745 91

Crescent Head Country Club 172 3

Dorrigo Memorial RSL Golf Club 43 2

Frederickton Golf Club 191 15

Grafton Golf Club 415 13

Kempsey Golf Club 231 34

Macksville Golf Club 129 16

Nambucca Heads Island Golf Club

257 8

Sawtell Golf Club 519 50

Woolgoolga Golf Club 262

South West Rocks Golf Club 610 20

Urunga Golf & Sports Club 270 21

TOTAL 4263 289

MURRAY 15 CLUBS Adult Junior

Adelong Golf Club 12

Commercial Golf Resort Albury 444 28

Batlow Golf Club 24 2

Corowa Golf Club 542 62

Corryong Golf Club 31 1

Culcairn Golf Club 25 4

Holbrook Golf Club 50 7

Howlong Golf Club 1393 38

Jindera Country Golf Club 40 3

Khancoban Country Club 42 2

Rand Golf Club 6

Thurgoona Golf Club 479 78

Tumbarumba Golf Club 32

Walwa Golf Club 30 3

Welaregang Golf Club 17

TOTAL 3167 228

NEW ENGLAND 10 CLUBS Adult Junior

Armidale Golf Club 418 10

Ashford Golf Club 15

Bundarra Golf Club 8 3

Deepwater Golf Club 10 2

Delungra Golf Club 16

Emmaville Golf Club 18 3

Glen Innes Golf Club 162 12

Guyra Golf Club 82 5

Inverell Golf Club 194 13

Tenterfield Golf Club 120 15

TOTAL 1043 63

NEWCASTLE17 CLUBS Adult Junior

Belmont Golf Club 792 29

Beresfield Golf Club 194 12

Charlestown Golf Club 750 34

Hawks Nest Golf Club 721 63

Horizons Members Golf Club 135 1

Karuah Golf Club 115 6

Merewether Golf Club 519 40

Muree Golf Club 628 16

Nelson Bay Golf Club 891 43

Newcastle Golf Club 561 20

Pacific Dunes Golf Club 46 3

Shortland Waters Golf Club 547 42

Sugar Valley Golf Club 110 21

Tanilba Bay Golf Club 340 17

The Palms Golf Club 67 1

Toronto Country Club 497 21

Waratah Golf Club 592 36

TOTAL 7505 405


Mem

bership

/Sponsorship 56


Golf NSW Limited

NORTHERN RIVERS 17 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bonalbo Golf Club 13

Ballina Golf Club 686 17

Byron Bay Golf Club 461 36

Casino Golf Club 255 8

Coolangatta-Tweed Heads Golf Club

1561 67

Coraki Golf Club 226 8

Iluka Golf Club 203 7

Kyogle Golf Club 84

Lismore Golf Club 315 6

Maclean Golf Club 162 8

Mullumbimby Golf Club 236 7

Murwillumbah Golf Club 427 21

Ocean Shores Country Club 463 26

Teven Golf Club 43 1

Twin Towns Services Men's Golf Club

443 15

Woodburn-Evans Head Golf Club

188 3

Yamba Golf and Country Club 592 23

TOTAL 6358 253

NORTH WEST 8 CLUBS Adult Junior

Bellata Golf Club 21 4

Bingara Sporting Club 41 3

Coonabarabran Golf Club 90 25

Moree Golf Club 344 56

Mungindi Golf Club 10

Narrabri Golf Club 261 10

Warialda Golf Club 66 8

Wee Waa Golf Club 51 8

TOTAL 884 114

RIVERINA 13 CLUBS Adult Junior

Coolamon Golf Club 40 2

Ganmain Golf Club 3

Grong Grong Golf Club 5 2

Henty Golf Club 20 1

Junee Golf Club 57 1

Kapooka Golf Club 25 2

Leeton Golf Club 188 19

Lockhart Golf Club 40 2

Narrandera Golf Club 124 15

RAAF Wagga Golf Club 20

The Rock Golf Club 51

Wagga Wagga Country Club 604 12

Wagga RSL GC 191 10

TOTAL 1368 66

SOUTH WEST 15 CLUBS Adult Junior

Ariah Park Golf Club 10 2

Bigga Golf Club 10 2

Binalong Golf Club 27 1

Boorowa Golf Club 30 5

Clover Leigh Golf Club 25

Cootamundra Country Club 216 22

Gundagai District Services Golf Club

101 12

Harden Country Club 73 4

Jugiong Golf Club 11

Talbingo Country Club 47

Temora Golf Club 88 12

Tipperary Golf Club 23 1

Tumut Golf Club 170 5

West Wyalong S & C Sports Club 64

Young Golf Club 178 30

TOTAL 1073 96


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WESTERN 21 CLUBS Adult Junior

Albert Golf Club 17 1

Binnaway Golf Club 14

Darling River Golf Club 16 1

Brewarrina District Golf Club 26

Carinda Golf Club 8

Cobar Bowling and Golf Club 118 15

Coolah Golf Club 24 1

Coonamble Golf Club 68 2

Dubbo Golf Club 477 29

Dunedoo Golf Club 31 2

Gilgandra Golf Club 66 2

Gulargambone Golf Club 20 1

Lightning Ridge Golf Club 34 2

Mendooran Golf Club 16 1

Narromine Golf Club 90 2

Nyngan Golf Club 65

Tottenham Golf Club 38 2

Trangie Golf Club 36

Walgett District Sporting Club 51

Wanaaring Golf Club 6 1

Warren Golf Club 77 3

TOTAL 1298 65

WESTERN RIVERINA 12 CLUBS Adult Junior

Berrigan Golf & Bowling Club 60 8

Colleambally Golf Club 32 8

Deniliquin Golf Club 349 51

Finley Golf Club 128 21

Goolgowi Golf Club 9 9

Griffith Golf Club 505 3

Hay Golf Club 60 1

Jerilderie Golf Club 40 2

Lachlan River Sporting Club 19 1

Oaklands Golf Club 24

Tooleybuc Sporting Golf Club 60 3

Yenda Diggers Golf Club 34 3

TOTAL 1320 110

NSW TOTALS Adult Junior

Metropolitan 87 Clubs 52,083 2,711

Country 293 Clubs 70,777 4,864

NSW TOTAL 380 Clubs 122,860 7,575

ASSOCIATED MEMBERS

Fiji Golf Association

Lord Howe Island Golf Club

Norfolk Island Golf Club

Port Vila Golf & Country Club

Aust. Veterans Golfers Assoc. (NSW)


Mem

bership

/Sponsorship 58

Golf NSW Limited would like to thank the following golf clubs for hosting NSW State events during 2010

Golf NSW Limited

NSW Medal Championship and NSW Champion of ChampionsNewcastle / Muree

NSW Amateur ChampionshipThe Royal Sydney

NSW Senior Amateur ChampionshipPort Macquarie

NSW Mid Amateur ChampionshipGold Creek Country Club

Par 3 ChampionshipPenrith Par 3 Golf Course

NSW Sand Greens Fourball ChampionshipCoolamon

NSW Foursomes ChampionshipThe Coast

NSW Mixed Foursomes ChampionshipCabramatta

NSW Family BowlMt Broughton


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Golf NSW Limited Sponsors

creating the perfect impression

18 Hole Club Members

NSW Open Partners 2009

Major Supporting Partners

Business & Event Partners



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Other NSW Open Sponsors 2009

Golf NSW Limited Sponsors cont.

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Documents

NSW Golf Association Annual Report 2010