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Exmouth Golf Club

Locality: Exmouth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9949 1066

Address: Willersdorf Road 6707 Exmouth, WA, Australia

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22.01.2022 #thatgolfclubtree - we hope to be as popular as #thatwanakatree - certainly can’t beat our sunrise over the ocean!

22.01.2022 37 players thought golfing was better than fishing when they fronted up to play in the last Stroke game for the season, the Barb and Darrell Olds Mental Health Day, an event that also proudly supports Beyond Blue. $1,000 was raised for this most worthwhile cause. The game was played in truly tough conditions with southerly wind gusts reaching 60kph at times and the scores certainly reflected the day. Bert Brescianini secured his second win of the year with a mighty fine 72ne...tt to win the day in a countback from Lorraine Shales, also with a 72nett. In third place were the trio of Vicki McLeod, Kerry Graham and Bron Giles on 75nett edging out the pair of Peter Maier and Brent Bright on 76 nett with the threesome of Dale Russell, Ken Lowth and Dick Goodlet in fifth place on 77nett. Best Gross with 83 off the bat was Dale Russell. The NAGA with a truly inspiring 100nett was Rita Lewin. NTP # 3 - Adam Robson NTP # 5 Ned Haywood NTP # 11 Steve White NTP # 14 Kerry Graham NTP Second Shot # 7 Jim Lovett NTP Third Shot # 18 Adam Robson Longest Putt # 13 Peter Anderson Mens Longest Drive # 4 Brian Deering Ladies Longest Drive # 4 Mandy Francis-Maier Handicap Changes: Trevor Epding 3 to 4 We would like to take the opportunity to congratulate the South Fremantle Football Club for winning the WAFL Grand Final this afternoon (this report is compiled by a West Perth supporter) with 3 players in that side, Zac Strom, Noah Strom and Jimmy Miller (son of members Steve and Teressa Miller) featuring prominently and all having grown up in Exmouth. Well done guys. Here’s winner Bert (right) with sponsors Darrell (left) and Barb with other pics of the day.

21.01.2022 36 players rocked up to play in a Stableford game proudly sponsored by member Chris Boon with calm conditions to start but with moderate south-west winds through the middle of the afternoon. While we were playing, the Exmouth Eagles Football Club hosted their first Gascoyne Football Association Grand Final on the town oval and duly won in grand style. Good onya guys. Trevor Epding played best to record a fine 38 points to edge out Ashley Maloney in second place with 37 point...s who secured that position on a countback to Mandy Francis-Maier finishing in third place also on 37 points. The trio of Brent Bright, Peter Sutcliffe and Wendy Deering were fourth on 36 points in front of another trio of Sandy Wyld, Louise Griffin and Teressa Miller on 35 points. Rounding out sixth place were Dale Russell, Ian Ogden, Gregg Abraham and Kerry Graham on 34 points. The NAGA with a mighty 27 points was last week’s winner Bert Brescianini. NTP # 3 Darrell Olds NTP # 5 Gregg Abraham NTP # 11 Adam Robson NTP # 14 Darrell Olds NTP Second Shot # 7 Trevor Epding NTRP Third Shot # 18 Trevor Epding Longest Putt # 10 Rose Ashworth Mens Longest Drive # 1 Ned Haywood Ladies Longest Drive # 1 Mandy Francis-Maier Handicap Changes: Peter Sutcliffe 15 to 14 Sandy Wyld 23 to 22 Dale Russell 5 to 6 Adam Robson 8 to 9 Dick Goodlet 15 to 16 Peter Maier 15 to 16 Rita Lewin 26 to 27 Here is Epo (left) and his loot with sponsor Boonie and other pics of the day.

17.01.2022 34 players rolled up to play in glorious conditions for a Stableford game proudly sponsored by Exmouth Betta Home Living. Peter Maier scored a mighty fine 40 points to take out the win edging out the pair of Louise Griffin and Sandy Wyld on 39 points. In third place on 38 points were Trevor Epding and Kerrie O’Halloran with Ian Ogden one shot further back on 37 points. In fifth place alone was Chris Boon on 35 points. The NAGA with a carefully constructed 20 points was Adam R...obson. Special mention must go to Adam who, among the carnage was able to drive # 6 green and make the putt to grab an eagle and with that, the Eagle’s Nest. NTP # 3 Marie Hinkley NTP # 5 Brent Bright NTP # 11 Trevor Epding NTP # 14 Darrell Olds NTP Second Shot # 17 - Adam Robson NTP Third Shot # 4 no one Longest Putt # 2 Wendy Deering Mens Longest Drive # 15 Trevor Jones Ladies Longest Drive # 13 Mandy Francis-Maier Handicap changes: Trevor Epding 4 to 3 Louise Griffin 22 to 21 Peter Maier 16 to 15 Jason Ballard 14 to 13 Glenda Rykers 26 to 27 Brian Deering 13 to 14 Here’s winner Boxy (centre) with Captain Epo (left) and President Bron and other pics of the day.

15.01.2022 53 players rocked up in moderate to strong westerly winds to play in the Exmouth Wholesalers 2 ball Ambrose competition. As well as a chance to win the competition, there was a draw at presentation to select ‘secret partners’ and have a second chance to win. A huge thank you to Mal, Marie, Damon and Candice from Exmouth Wholesalers who for organizing a cracker day. As well as a fantastic array of prizes worth more than $2,000, 3 X $100 meat packs were donated to raffle and e...veryone was fed with a mighty steak burger after the game. Exmouth Wholesalers were ably supported by these fine businesses: PFD Food Services Fpa Australia Riskcorp Insurance Brokers https://riskcorpinsurance.com.au/ Freshcorp Farms NGT Logistics Pty Ltd Whalebone Brewing Company It was the pair of Brian Deering and Ian Ogden who outlasted the field to win with a mighty score of 65nett. In second place on 66.25nett were Dale Russell and Chris Boon edging out the two pairings of Trevor Epding/ Mark Sherwin and Adam Robson/ Trevor Jones on 66.75nett. Brent Bright and Norm McLeod were fourth on 67.25nett with Jarryd Oxley and Adam Booth in fifth place on 67.5nett. Best Gross went to Trevor Epding and Mark Sherwin with 69 off the bat and the NAGA went to Jasper Spiers and Chad Ferrari with a mighty 87nett. 2 gnomes were hidden in scrub out on the course to find and the champion gnome finders (or scrub bashers) were Jim Lovett and Chad Ferrari. There was also a Par 3 competition with entry at $20 with a chance to win $10 back for each Par 3 green landed on from the tee. With the windy conditions, it’s fair to say, the club did well out of it. Best bar supporters prize went to father and son combination Chuck and Chase Faxon. NTP # 3 Adam Robson NTP # 5 Sandy Wyld NTP # 11 Damon White NTP # 14 Lorraine Shales NTP Second Shot # 17 Adam Robson NTP Third Shot # 12 Dale Russell Longest Putt # 2 Trevor Epding Mens Longest Drive # 8 Trevor Jones Mens Longest Drive # 8 (visitor) Marty Hannelly Ladies Longest drive # 8 Marie Hinkley Ladies Longest Drive # 8 (visitor) Kerri Emery To end the presentations, the ‘Secret Partners’ draw was held and the winning combination of Trevor Epding/ Mark Sherwin (66.75nett) and Trevor Jones/ Adam Robson (66.75nett) with a combined nett score of133.5 claimed victory. Here’s a couple of pics of 2 Ball winners and ‘Secret Partners’ winners and other photo’s of the day.

15.01.2022 Golfers always help each other out... Even when it doesn't quite go to plan Repost @golfgeek

10.01.2022 Round 2 of the Club Championships was played on Sunday in moderate south-westerly winds and 33 players came out for a game. The day was again proudly sponsored by John and Liz Anderson and the theme was both pink and blue as the club raised money for both breast cancer research and prostate cancer research. With 2 players tied on 70nett, a countback prevailed and so it was that Steve Miller emerged triumphant with Chris Boon an unfortunate second. In third place were the pai...r of Mandy Francis-Maier and Teressa Miller on 71nett edging out Mark Sherwin on 72nett. Neil Haywood and Peter Sutcliffe secured fifth place with 73 nett with the quartet of Steve White, Peter Maier, Brent Bright and Jason Ballard taking sixth Place on 74nett. Best Gross went to Mark Sherwin with 76 off the bat and the NAGA with a scintillating ‘value for money’ 100nett was Rose Ashworth. NTP # 3 Trevor Jones NTP # 5 Teressa Miller NTP # 11 Mike Parry NTP # 14 Chris Boon NTP Second Shot # 2 Trevor Jones NTP Third Shot # 18 Adam Robson Longest Putt # 17 Gregg Abraham Men’s Longest Drive # 10 Gregg Abraham Ladies Longest Drive # 10 Teressa Miller Handicap changes: Jason Ballard 14 to 13 Chris Boon 19 to 18 Teressa Miler 18 to 17 Rita Lewin 25 to 26 Norm McLeod 20 to 21 Grade leaders (Gross) with 1 round to go next Saturday: Mens ‘A’ Grade Mark Sherwin 154 Trevor Jones 160 Ned Haywood 165 Ladies ‘A’ Grade Mandy Francis-Maier 171 Vicki McLeod 178 Lorraine Shales 184 Mens ‘B’ Grade Steve White 169 Steve Miller 170 Peter Sutcliffe 174 Ladies ‘B’ Grade Sandy Wyld 205 Glenda Rykers 215 Rita Lewin 224 Mens ‘C’ Grade John Anderson 178 Chris Boon 185 Norm McLeod 196 Here’s Miller receiving his booty from sponsor John Anderson and other pics of the day including the crew resplendent in pink and blue.

09.01.2022 The field fronted up on Saturday to play in a Par game proudly sponsored by Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort with calm conditions initially before turning to moderate westerly winds later in the afternoon. Play started at 11am in order to finish in time for presentations and to watch the AFL Grand Final. Trevor Epding negotiated the course best to win with a fine +4. Ashley Maloney grabbed second place with a +2 edging out Dale Russell on a countback also on +2. In fourth plac...e on his own was Wade Tindall all square with the quintet of Peter Maier, Stewie Kerr, Gregg Abraham, Dick Goodlet and Kerry Graham in fifth place all on -1. The NAGA with a magnificent -10 was Peter Sutcliffe. Special mention to Wade Tindall who eagled # 18. NTP # 3 Trevor Epding NTP # 5 Peter Maier NTP # 11 Suzie Lorraway NTP # 14 Gary Northrop NTP Second Shot # 7 Kerry Graham NTP Third Shot # 18 Wade Tindall Longest Putt # 13 Trevor Epding Mens Longest Drive # 2 Ned Haywood Ladies Longest drive # 2 Teressa Miller Handicap changes: Trevor Epding 4 to 3 Stewie Kerr 29 to 28 Ashley Maloney 30 to 29 Here’s winner Epo (left) with Vice President Gary.

06.01.2022 Moderate to strong westerly winds greeted players rolling up for the last game of the season, a Stableford game sponsored by Ron Epding. It was also the last chance for players to make an impression on the end of year Stableford trophy and the Consistency trophy. It was John Anderson who played best to win with 36 points edging out the trio of Norm McLeod, Mark Sherwin and Ian Ogden on 35 points. In third place was Ned Haywood and Rita Lewin on 34 points with Dale Russell and... Andrew Epding on 33 points in fourth place. The NAGA wiining on a countback with a mighty 23 points was Mandy Francis-Maier. NTP # 3 Jim Lovett NTP # 5 Dale Russell NTP # 11 Brent Bright NTP # 14 Andrew Epding NTP # 16 Dale Russell NTP # 4 no one Longest Putt # 8 Bron Giles Mens Longest Drive # 18 Jim Lovett Ladies Longest Drive # 18 Vicki McLeod Handicap changes: Darrell Olds 11 to 12 Suzie Lorraway 25 to 26 Andrew Epding 11 to 12 Jim Lovett 9 to 10 Here’s Andrew (nephew of sponsor Ron) presenting winner Ando (right) with Captain Epo (left).

04.01.2022 A pretty impressive 42 players fronted up to play in the third and final round of the Club Championships which were again sponsored by John and Liz Anderson. Winds were quite strong early but settled a bit to be moderate southerly winds as the day progressed. Bearing in mind that each day is a competition in its own right, it was Bert Brescianini that emerged from the pack to record a mighty 68nett to win easily from second placegetter Len Ashworth on 71nett. In third place w...ere the trio of Kerrie O’Halloran, Vicki McLeod and Louise Griffin on 73nett edging out the menagerie of Darryl Hicks, Brian Deering, Sandy Wyld, Suzie Lorraway, Bill Sharp and Bron Giles on 74nett. In fifth place were Chris Boon, Mark Sherwin, Ian Ogden and Les McLeod on 75nett. Best gross went to Mark Sherwin with 79 off the bat and the NAGA went to Jason Ballard with a calculating 95nett. NTP # 3 Bert Brescianini NTP # 5 Steve Miller NTP # 11 Kerrie O’Halloran NTP # 14 Suzie Lorraway NTP #Second Shot # 16 Julie Hourn NTP Third Shot # 4 Adam Robson Longest Putt # 2 Sandy Wyld Mens Longest Drive # 17 Jim Lovett Ladies Longest Drive # 17 Vicki McLeod Handicap Changes: Bert Brescianini 17 to 16 Jason Ballard 13 to 14 Gregg Abraham 13 to 14 Mark Sherwin 4 to 5 Glenda Rykers 25 to 26 Marie Hinkley 12 to 13 Club Championship results: Mens Champion Mark Sherwin Ladies Champion Vicki McLeod Runner Up Mens Champion Trevor Jones Runner Up Ladies Champion Mandy Francis-Maier Mens ‘B’ Grade Champion Steve White Mens ‘B’ Grade Runner Up Steve Miller Ladies ‘B’ Grade Champion Sandy Wyld Ladies ‘B’ Grade Runner Up Glenda Rykers Mens ‘C’ Grade Champion - Chris Boon (play off 1st hole) Mens ‘C’ Grade Runner Up John Anderson Here’s Bert (centre) receiving his prize from sponsor Ando (right) and Captain Epo and other photo’s of the day.

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04.01.2022 LIFE MEMBERSHIP DARRELL OLDS Last Saturday night during the day’s presentations, it was with great honour that the Exmouth Golf Club bestowed Life Membership upon Darrell Olds. Although a member of the Club for only about seven years he has made his presence felt and rendered exceptional loyalty to the Exmouth Golf Club.Darrell and Barbara Olds were appointed as Caretakers of the Club at a committee meeting held on 7th September 2015 and took up their duties in late January...Continue reading

03.01.2022 The Exmouth Cup in only its second year was run over the weekend with two competitions, an American Foursomes and a 4BBB (both pairs events) being played over Saturday and Sunday to decide the winners. The first game, a German (American) Foursomes celebrating Oktoberfest was proudly sponsored by Yardie Creek Boat Tours and 35 players turned up to play in at times windy conditions with all points of the compass coming in to play. American Foursomes is essentially a Stroke gam...e and the winners with a mighty fine 69.5 nett was the pair of Ned Haywood and Stewie Kerr edging out Dick Goodlet and Trevor Jones on 70.5 nett. In third place on 72.375 nett were Steve White and Dave Lorraway on 72.375 nett. The pair of Kerry Graham and Darrell Olds won fourth on a countback with 73.375 nett from Adam Robson and Wade Tindall also on 73.375 nett. Best Gross went to Dick Goodlet and Trevor Jones with 78 off the bat. NAGA with a calculating 80.625 nett were Norm McLeod and Vicki McLeod. NTP # 3 Dave Lorraway NTP # 5 Vicki McLeod NTP # 11 Darrell Olds NTP # 14 Mandy Francis-Maier NTP Second Shot # 15 Trevor Epding NTP Third Shot # 4 Wade Tindall Longest Putt # 8 - Nathan Bampton Mens Longest Drive # 13 Adam Robson Ladies Longest Drive # 13 Sandy Wyld The second game on Sunday, a 4BBB competition proudly sponsored by Brian and Wendy Deering, was played in much calmer conditions and the same 35 players fronted up to play. It was the pair of Jim Lovett and Les McLeod that shone and had a mighty win coming in with 45 points, 2 points clear of sponsors Wendy Deering and Mandy Francis-Maier on 43 points. In third place were 2 pairs, Brent Bright & Len Ashworth and Wade Tindall & Adam Robson on 42 points. Fourth place was shared by Brian Deering/ Peter Maier and Darrell Olds/ Kerry Graham on 41 points. In fifth place were Ned Haywood/ Stewie Kerr, Steve White/ Dave Lorraway, Bert Brescianini/ Bron Giles and Trevor Epding/ Mike Parry all on 40 points. Ian Ogden and Bill Sharp were NAGA’s on 35 points. NTP # 3 Mandy Francis-Maier NTP # 5 Trevor Jones NTP # 11 Sandy Wyld NTP # 14 Vicki McLeod NTP Second Shot # 7 Brian Deering NTP Third Shot # 18 Adam Robson Longest Putt # 13 Rose Ashworth Mens Longest Drive # 2 Adam Robson Ladies Longest Drive # 2 Mandy Francis-Maier Now for the winners of the Exmouth Cup and after Saturday’s scores were converted to Stableford and combined with Sunday’s scores, there was a tie with two teams level on 79 points with a countback determining the result and so it was that Jim Lovett and Les McLeod emerged triumphant to snatch victory from a gallant Ned Haywood and Stewie Kerr. Here are the winners Jim and Les and other pics of the weekend.