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25.01.2022 Prospect Vale’s Rod Campbell took the early honours in Regis Aged Care Australian Veteran Golf Championship on Tuesday. Playing with the rest of the men’s A grade field at Riverside Golf Club, Campbell shot a 77 to take a one-shot lead into Thursday’s second round. Chris Rose, from Ballina in NSW, and Launceston Golf Club’s David Hamilton, who played in the afternoon group, were one shot back after the first round of the championship. Hamilton won the stableford section on da...y one with 37 points on a countback from three players. In the women’s Division 1, West Australian Cath Bellemore shot 83 to lead overall, after playing in the morning group Riverside. Launceston Golf Club’s Rob Sindorff led the men’s B grade stroke event, which started on his home course, after shooting an 87 in the morning round. Sindorff was two shots ahead of West Australian Alan Goodall, who fired an 89 in the afternoon. South Australian John Dodd took the stableford honours in B grade with 37 points. Vicki Critcher, of St Georges Basin in NSW, led the women’s Division 2. Margaret Salotti took stableford honours with 36 points. Wednesday is a rest day for the championship although not necessarily a break from golf for the competitors. Transport and tee times have been arranged for them to play at Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm before the championship resumes on Thursday with the second round. The championship finishes on Friday. Results MEN A grade gross: R. Campbell (Prospect Vale) 77; C. Rose (NSW), D. Hamilton (Launceston) 78. Stableford: D. Hamilton 37 on countback. B grade gross: R. Sindorff (Launceston) 87; A. Goodall (WA) 89. B grade stableford: J. Dodd (SA) 37 points; P. Clarke (Qld) 36. C grade gross: P. Montgomery (WA) 90; V. Rulewski (SA), C. Thorniley (WA) 95. Stableford: B. Berwick (Riverside) 41 points; . WOMEN At Riverside _Div 1 gross: C. Bellemore (WA) 83, J. Frost (NSW) 86. Stableford: B. Moxham (WA) 38 points. Div 2 gross: M. Hogan (Qld) 101; M. Bond (Riverside) 102. Stableford: R. Searle (Riverside) 31 points. At Launceston _ Div 1 gross: D. Hoschke (NSW) 89; D. Wolfe (Vic), L. Bansgrove (Qld) 92. Div 1 stableford: L. Bansgrove (Qld) 33 points. Div 2 gross: V. Critcher (NSW) 101; J. Muir (NSW). Div 2 stableford: M. Salotti (NSW) 36 points. At Country Club Tasmania _ Div 1 gross: M. Ciavarella (NSW) 90; M. Middleton (SA) 93. Stableford: L. Sumpton (Thirlstane) 34. Div 2 gross: H. Berryman (NSW) on countback from T. Meyer (NSW) 104. Stableford: M. Carter (WA) 31 points.

23.01.2022 Update 2nd April 2020. Dear Tasmanian Golf Clubs and Facilities, As you are aware, COVID-19 or the Coronavirus as it is more commonly known has created global health concerns regarding the disease and its infection rates.... Golf Australia is writing to provide further assistance and guidance to our clubs and facilities on this important topic. It is Golf Australia’s recommendation that, based on the Prime Minister’s announcement on Sunday evening, March 29 that limits outdoor gatherings to two persons or fewer, all golf clubs and facilities should close until further notice. As of Wednesday, April 1 the Tasmanian State Government has set new regulations around playing golf while strictly adhering to social distancing principles. Along with previous restrictions around social distancing the State Government now has set a limit of 2 people per hole on the golf course. Therefore an 18 hole golf course can have a maximum of 36 people on the course and a 9 hole golf course, a maximum of 18 people on the course at any time. If Clubs are intending to open, they must consider how they will manage this restriction effectively and implement appropriate measures. Some suggestions include the following; Have a person assigned on the starting hole(s) at all times to ensure that an accurate head count must is maintained. Establish tee times at 15 or 20 minute intervals in groups of two only. Wait until the green has cleared on the first hole before the next group can tee off (if the first hole is a par 4 or 5 this will incur a significant wait which will need to be considered when setting tee time intervals). The Government regulations are very clear that there are to be only 2 people per hole. Once there are the maximum number of people on the golf course no one else can tee off until a group of two has completed their final hole & left the golf course. Provide written/verbal directions to all golfers prior to tee off and ensure that they understand the strict rules in place. Social golf only, no competitions are to be run. Golf is currently being considered an exercise by the State Government. Strict social distancing measures must be observed at all times (1.5m). No congregations of more that 2 people at any time. Non-compliance of these regulations leaves your club at risk of incurring significant financial penalties imposed by the State Government. In addition, the Premier also stated that those over the age of 70 should remain at home, that is, don’t play golf. The Club needs to give this matter careful consideration before opening the golf course. While this is a difficult time for the golf industry and wider society, Golf Australia is committed to working with clubs and facilities across the state to ensure that we return a vibrant, strong industry. For further information from the Federal Government on COVID-19, the Coronavirus Health Information Line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 1800 020 080.

22.01.2022 Northern Amateur Results are @ www.northerngolf.com.au/news.html Congratulations to Joey Bower (Royal Hobart) who became a Birdie Bower and won the Gross Nett and Junior events. Cam Allen (Ulverstone) was runner up in the Gross and Hunter Gillard runner up in the Nett. The Senior event was won by Terry Smith with Nett winner Glen Byrnes. Colts section was won by Connor Campbell. Tammy Hall won the Women's Northern and Sally Gibb was the Nett winner. Fleur King from Ulverstone won the B Grade Women's Event and Helen Davies was successful in the C Grade. Prospect Vale won the teams event

22.01.2022 Draw for Foursomes at Greens Beach Golf Club. Sunday 27th September. 2020 Northern Golf Foursomes Draw Sunday 27th September Greens Beach Golf Club 9.00 a.m. M Milligan/B Field K Davies/R Johns BURNIE GEORGE TOWN 9.07 a.m. A Smith/B Dodd I Coffey/D Johnston-Bugg... LAUNCESTON/ BURNIE 9.14 a.m. D Pinnington/T Elliot S Crimeen/M Williams RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE 9.21 a.m. A Webb/M Connelly S Harris/F Pfundt THIRLSTANE GREENS BEACH 9.28 a.m. L Manion/C Youl G Byrnes/J Love GREENS BEACH PROSPECT VALE/GREENS BEACH 9.35 a.m. D Brugeaud/M Beams D Saner/S Douglas GREENS BEACH DEVONPORT/GREENS BEACH 9.42 a.m. S Hibbs/W Cuthbertson M Jackson/T Jackson Sean Harris/Partner ST HELENS/EXETER RIVERSIDE TBA 9.49 a.m. M Coulson/N Hayes A Henry/P Leedham LAUNCESTON LAUNCESTON 9.56 a.m. C Richards/R Hatton J Abey/K Bush MOWBRAY LAUNCESTON 10.03 a.m. A Smith/L Williams J Bailey/E Murray-Williams RIVERSIDE LAUNCESTON/TAM OSHANTER 10.10 a.m. J Jago/S Ellis A Blyth/J Philpott LAUNCESTON GREENS BEACH 10.17 a.m. M Myrander/K Archer M Ashdown/R Searle PROSPECT VALE RIVERSIDE 10.24 a.m. A Hibbs/J Hubbard C Welch/M Garwood LAUNCESTON RIVERSIDE 10.31 a.m. J Hewitt/C Arnott M Hall/H Davies LAUNCESTON BRIDPORT 10.38 a.m. V Towns/P Wilkinson T Nichol/L Lockhart GEORGE TOWN BRIDPORT 10.45 a.m. D Woodforde/E Barrett C Elliott/R Gottschalk PROSPECT VALE LAUNCESTON See more

21.01.2022 Ladies City Week 2019 @ St Helens Draws are @ https://www.theadvocate.com.au/scores-/4504533882018122322/ and https://www.theadvocate.com.au/scores-/4504511382018654054/

21.01.2022 Northern Golf Students Championship 2020. To be held at the Riverside Golf Club on Friday the 9th of October 2020. Entry forms are at www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures. Entries close on the 2nd of October. If you require any further information 0418 909 589.

20.01.2022 City Week 2019 Ladies Draws are available @ https://www.examiner.com.au/scores-and/4504532282011496808/ Also https://www.examiner.com.au/scores-and/4504538062014333832/

20.01.2022 Northern Golf Foursomes for Women and Men. Sunday 27th of September 2020 at Greens Beach Golf Club. Entries are available @ www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html Very good prizes! Entries close on the 18th of September.

20.01.2022 Students Championship entry form is @ www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html apologies for the previous post with the broken link

20.01.2022 School Holiday Golf next week. Mowbray Monday 30 September 9 a.m. Riverside Thursday 3 October 9 a.m. $5 cost per day. Good fun!

19.01.2022 Joey Bower, Right, (Royal Hobart) with Greg Williams (Northern Golf President). Joey won the Gross Nett and Junior sections of the 2019 Northern Amateur. Congratulations Joey!

19.01.2022 West Australian Cath Bellemore has staked a strong claim to be the first name on the women’s perpetual trophy at the Regis Aged Care Australian Veteran Golf Championship in Launceston. However, Tasmanians are well in contention virtually all other divisions going into Friday’s final round. Bellemore, who plays at the Nedlands Golf Club in Perth, followed her opening-round 83 at Riverside on Tuesday with an 84 in the morning round on Thursday. She leads defending champion Hele...n Pascoe, from Buninyong in Victoria, by three shots going into Friday’s final round. Tasmanians fill three of the top five places in the men’s championship after the A grade round at Launceston Golf Club. Iron Pot Golf Club’s Peter O’Keefe shot a 79 to go a shot ahead of first-round leader Rod Campbell of Prospect. Campbell, who will play the final round on his home course, followed his opening 77 with an 85 on Thursday. Launceston’s David Hamilton was the third of the Tasmanians, Claremont player Geoff Dodge matched O’Keefe’s 79 to be third of the Tasmanians, just four shots from the lead. In men’s B grade, Launceston Golf Club’s Rob Sindorff repeated his opening-day 87 on Thursday to hold a three-shot lead overall after the morning round at Country Club Tasmania. Queenslander Peter Clarke was second with Graeme Finn, also from Queensland, shooting an 86 in the morning to be a further shot back. In women’s Division Two, Tasmanians Liz Young (Launceston) was the leader, one shot ahead of Riverside’s Margaret Bond. LEADERBOARDS (after two rounds) MEN A grade stroke: 161 P. O’Keefe (Iron Pot) 82 79; 162 Rod Campbell (Prospect) 77 85; 164 C. Rose (NSW) 78 86, S. Wharton (WA) 84 80; 165 D. Hamilton (Launceston) 78 87, J. Ciezki (Vic) 83 82; 167 G. Dodge (Claremont) 88 79, B. Worth (NSW) 87 80, J. Robertson (Vic) 83 84; 168 J. Hogan (Qld) 81 87. B grade: 174 R. Sindorff (Launceston) 87 87; 177 P. Clarke (Qld) 90 87; 178 G. Finn (Qld) 92 86. C grade: 188 P. Montgomery (WA) 90 96; 188 D. Marshall (Colebrook ) 100 88; 192 V. Rulewski (SA) 95 97. Women _ Div 1 leading scores: 167 Cath Bellemore (WA) 83 84; 170 H. Pascoe (Vic) 87 83; 173 J. Frost (NSW) 86 79; 179 D. Wolfe (Vic) 92 87; G. Hoskin (NSW) 92 87. Div 2 leading scores: 204 L. Young (Launceston ) 107 97; 205 M. Bond (Riverside ) 102 103; 207 V. Critcher (NSW ) 101 106; 208 A Henty (Launceston ) 106 102; T. Meyer (NSW ) 104 104. See more

19.01.2022 Congratulations Ladies!

18.01.2022 Darwin golfer Tom Harold gave himself one of the best possible starts to the week on day one of the Regis Aged Care Australian Veteran Golf Championship on Monday. Playing in the four-ball best ball event that kicked off the week, Harold scored the first hole-in-one of the championship and the first of his golfing career. Playing at Riverside Golf Club, Harold holed out on the 150m par-three fourth. It helped Harold and his playing partner, fellow Darwin competitor Tom Cum...mings, finish third with 41 points in the morning section at Riverside. The Riverside morning event was won by NSW players Alf Buckley and Andy Richmond with 43 points. The best score of the day came at Country Club Tasmania, where Queensland pair Maureen and Jeff Hogan, from Redland Bay, won on that course with 48 points. At Launceston Golf Club, locals dominated the morning event. Sally Gibb and Jenni Jago won on their home course with 46 points from Rex Greenberg (Prospect) and Phil McArthur (Riverside), who had 44 points. Monday’s four-ball event was a lead-in to the first round of the 54-hole championship on Tuesday. Course staff and more than 150 volunteers started work across the three courses from as early as 4.30am on Monday to make final preparations. The championship, which is hosted by the Tasmanian Veteran Golfers Union, will see more than 450 players rotate around three Launceston golf courses over the rest of the week. Results _ Riverside _ Morning: A. Buckley (Singleton, NSW)-A. Richmond (Penrith, NSW) 43 points 1; on countback from B. Brown (NSW)-N. Watler (NSW) 43 points 2; T. Harold-T. Cummins 41 3. Afternoon: J. Enkelaar (Riverside)-C. Thorniley (WA) 45; B. Boyd (Qld)-G. Browning (Qld) 45; J. Green (Qld)-N. Mitchell (Qld) 42. Launceston _ Morning: S. Gibb (Launceston)-J. Jago (Launceston) 46; R. Greenberg (Prospect Vale)-P. McArthur (Riverside) 44; L. Godfrey (Launceston)-D. Godfrey (Launceston) 43. Afternoon: P. Cooper (Riverside)-M. Fisher (Riverside) 47; T. McCann (Vic)-R. Delaland (Vic) 41; P. Brown-N. Brown (WA) 39. Country Club Resort _ Morning: M. Hogan (Qld)-J. Hogan (Qld) 48; V. Caruso (WA)-T. O’Loughlin (Qld) 46; P. Clarke (Qld)-T. Palham (Qld) 45. Afternoon: T.Puckering-P.McKenna (Iron Pot, Tas.) 44; J. Ciezki (Vic)-K. Robinson (Vic.) 42; R. Kowald (WA)-J. Kowald (WA) 42.

17.01.2022 Great opportunity.

16.01.2022 Country Week Ladies Draw Foursomes and Singles are at www.northerngolf.com.au/news.html or ring 0418 909 589

16.01.2022 Silver Spoon 2019

15.01.2022 Silver Spoon results fom sunny Deloraine Golf Club. Winner waas Margaret Devenoges from Prospect Vale Golf Club. Runner Up was Robyn Hatton from Mowbray on countback from Raylene Taylor, Bridport Golf Club. Many thanks to the Deloraine Club and especially the Ladies. Congratulations.

15.01.2022 Northern Foursomes played at Exeter Golf Club Sunday 29th September 2019. Exeter course was in excellent condition. We appreciate the assistance of Exeter Golf Club to enable the hosting of the event. Saunders Wool and Prickly Cactus Restaurant sponsored the event. Riverside Duo Amanda Smith and Alex Hansen won the Gross event from Marie Myrander and Katrina Archer from Prospect Vale. Net winners were Leonie Gordon and Vicki Towns from George Town. Mens winners were James Pyk...e and Neil O'Brien from Mowbray by one shot from Steve Hillard and Mike Oliver of Greens Beach Golf Club. Convincing net winners were Gary McLennan from Exeter and Glen Warmisham from Mowbray. Full results are at www.northerngolf.com.au/news.html

15.01.2022 Junior golf on Tuesday the 6th of April at Prospect Vale golf club, 9 a.m. $25 vouchers for the best girls score and $25 voucher for the best boys score. Following game is at Launceston golf club, Friday the 23rd of April at 9 a.m.

15.01.2022 Tasmanian Amateur Golf

13.01.2022 Junior golf at Prospect Vale Tuesday 6th of April, 9 a.m. Mowbray friday 16th of April 9 a.m. and Launceston friday 23rd of April, 9 a.m. $25 vouchers for the winners.

13.01.2022 Northern Amateur Draw Women.

13.01.2022 AVGU REGIS AGED CARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 PICTORIAL

12.01.2022 Silver Spoon 2020 played at Launceston Golf Club Thursday September 17th. Congratulations to Rose Falkiner, Longford Golf Club. Full results at www.northerngolf.com.au/news.html

12.01.2022 Dear Australian Golf Clubs and Facilities, As you are aware, COVID-19 or the Coronavirus as it is more commonly known has created global health concerns regarding the disease and its infection rates. Golf Australia is writing to provide further assistance and guidance to our clubs and facilities on this important topic....Continue reading

12.01.2022 Two updates today Friday 3rd of April 2020. Go to www.golf.org.au and www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au Tas government clearly defines golf under "Gatherings" and Golf Australia clearly defines their postion

11.01.2022 Children enjoying the outdoors. Great to see!

11.01.2022 Excellent initiative for girls sport

09.01.2022 Upcoming events at www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html

09.01.2022 https://fb.watch/3SX-FJ019f/

07.01.2022 Dear Tasmanian Golf Clubs and Facilities, As you are aware, COVID-19 or the Coronavirus as it is more commonly known has created global health concerns regarding the disease and its infection rates. Golf Australia is writing to provide further assistance and guidance to our clubs and facilities on this important topic.... It is Golf Australia’s recommendation that, based on the Prime Minister’s announcement on Sunday evening, March 29 that limits outdoor gatherings to two persons or fewer, all golf clubs and facilities should close until further notice. We have received advice from the Tasmanian government today, April 1 as follows: The Tasmanian government notes Golf Australia’s position and that a number of courses have chosen to close based on this advice. They also note that some have chosen to stay open to allow for social golf to be played. The government is happy for social golf to continue as long as social distancing restrictions are adhered to. This means no competition golf, 2 people per hole, and no more than 36 people on an 18-hole golf course at any one time, and 18 on a 9-hole golf course. The government recognises that if golf courses choose to close, they have the autonomy to do so. They also remind the community that as per the PM’s instructions on Sunday night, people over the age of 70 are advised to self-isolate. While this is a difficult time for the golf industry and wider society, Golf Australia is committed to working with clubs and facilities across the state to ensure that we return a vibrant, strong industry. Industrial Relations advice: For specific Industrial Relations advice please contact the Tasmanian Hospitality Association. If your Golf Club or Facility is not a member and requires advice, please contact Golf Australia Club Support on [email protected]. For further information from the Federal Government on COVID-19, the Coronavirus Health Information Line operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 1800 020 080. Golf Australia staff update: If you require additional information or have questions please do not hesitate to contact Golf Australia on (03) 9626 5000 or [email protected]. Kind regards, Golf Australia as of 1 April 2020

06.01.2022 Tasmanian Peter O’Keefe surged to a seven-shot win in the Australian Veteran Golf Championship in Launceston on Friday. And while Tasmanians had a day to celebrate in an event that attracted more than 400 interstate competitors, Western Australia’s Cath Bellemore won the women’s title. O’Keefe, from Iron Pot Golf Club south of Hobart, had led by a shot going into the final round of the men’s A grade championship. His 76 at Country Club Tasmania on Friday saw him finish with a... three-round score of 237. John Ciezki, from Buninyong in Victoria, finished seven shots back, while Prospect Vale’s Rod Campbell, the first-round leader, had a final-round 85 on his home course to finish on 247. It was another home-state title in B grade, where Launceston’s Rob Sindorff held on to beat Queenslander Graeme Finn by a shot. Nedlands-based Bellemore’s final-round 85 gave her a three-round total of 252 as she became the first winner of the perpetual trophy for the women’s championship. Defending champion Helen Pascoe, of Buninyong in Victoria, finished on 253. Launceston’s Di Godfrey won the Division 1 stableford section with 100 points over the three rounds, one point clear of Smithton’s Jill Dixon. Riverside player Alison Henty was the Divison 2 gross winner while clubmate Margaret Bond was the overall women’s stableford champion with 101 points. Colebrook’s David Marshall won the men’s C grade stroke event. Barry Berwick, of Riverside, had the best stableford score. West Australian Peter Schilling gave the event its second hole-in-one when he aced the 17th at Country Club Tasmania. Tournament director Phillip Atkins said the event had run smoothly with no major problems apart from the wind, which we couldn’t do much about’’. He said the feedback on the event from competitors had been sensational. It’s been full-on, but it’s been a great, successful week, he said. We’ve had more than 140 volunteers who have worked relentlessly all week to make it happen. A presentation dinner on Friday night wrapped up the week-long event. Results _ Men _ A grade stroke: 237 P. O’Keefe (Iron Pot) 82 79 76; 244 J. Ciezki ; 247 R. Campbell (Prospect Vale) 77 85 85; 253 J. James (Vic.) 84 87 82; 255 J. Hogan (Qld) 81 87 87, G. Dodge (Claremont) 88 79 88. B grade stroke: 263 R. Sindorff (Launceston) 87 87 89; 264 Graeme Finn (Qld) 92 86 86. C grade stroke: 289 D. Marshall (Colebrook) 100 88 101; 299 P. Edmonds (Qld) 97 97 105. Stableford: B. Berwick (Riverside) 103. Women _ Div. 1: 252 C. Bellemore (WA) 83 84 85; 253 H. Pascoe (Vic.) 87 83 83. Stableford: D. Godfrey (Launceston) 100 points; J. Dixon (Smithton) 99; J. Jago (Launceston, B. Moxham (WA) 98. See more

06.01.2022 Great work. Great trip coming up. Congratulations!

05.01.2022 Well done Lyn, fantastic!

04.01.2022 2019 AVGU National Championship FINAL results NOW LIVE! Click the link below to view the full leaderboard: https://www.gogolfing.net.au//2019-AVGU-National-Champions

03.01.2022 2021 Northern Amateur for Men and Women has had a date change to March 7 and 8. 18 holes Sunday and 18 Monday. It is a long weekend! Associated B and C grade events for Women and Men to be played on Sunday the 7th of March. Entry forms at www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html

03.01.2022 School Holiday events upcoming. Monday 30th September Mowbray 9 a.m. start. Thursday 3rd October 9 a.m. start. Friday Northern Golf Students Championship, Prospect Vale. Entries close Friday 27th September. Forms @ www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html or ring Rick 0418 909589. School holiday event Launceston Golf Club & ProShop - Tasmania Friday 11th October 9 a.m. $5 entry.

03.01.2022 City Week 2019 @ St Helens Golf Club. :)

02.01.2022 Foursomes, Women and Men at Exeter Golf Club Sunday 29th of September. Perpetual trophies as well as very good prizes. Entry forms at www.northerngolf.com.au/fixtures.html

01.01.2022 Students Championship results. Automatic qualifiers for the 2019 Australian 15 year and under Schools Championship were Jorjah Bailey (Mowbray), Ella Murray-Williams (Tam O Shanter), Isaac Roberts (Riverside) and Matthew Duffy (Mowbray). Congratulations! STUDENT CHAMPION BOYS ... BEST GROSS RONAN FILGATE 67 STUDENT CHAMPION GIRLS BEST GROSS LILY CAELLI 78 BOYS U/18 BEST GROSS RONAN FILGATE 67 BOYS U/18 BEST NETT RONAN FILGATE 67 GIRLS U/21 BEST SCORE LILY CAELLI 75 BOYS U/16 BEST GROSS ISAAC ROBERTS 76 BOYS U/16 BEST NETT ISAAC ROBERTS 70 GIRLS U/18 BEST SCORE ALEX HANSEN 77 GIRLS U/16 BEST NETT ELLA MURRAY-WILLIAMS 75 BOYS U/14 BEST GROSS OSKAR SMALL 84 BOYS U/14 BEST NETT MATTHEW DUFFY 70 GIRLS U/14 BEST SCORE MACKENZIE THOMAS 71

01.01.2022 Good luck to all the golfers playing the Tasmanian Open this week. May the Northerners play exceptionally well!

01.01.2022 Students Championship at Riverside postponed due to wet weather.