Yarrambat Golf Club Inc in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Sport & recreation

Yarrambat Golf Club Inc

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9436 2201

Address: 649 Yan Yean Rd, Yarrambat 3091 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.yarrambatgolfclub.com.au

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25.01.2022 Great stuff by the Yarrambat Park crew and more great community work from YGC's Alex Fabiani!

25.01.2022 Post round bevvies are back! Coffee, craft & local brews, wine, spirits and water! Grab a bowl of crunchy chips (20% off for Course members) or a gourmet pie. Book a table or just pull up to an (empty) pew - no standing around though! See you at the 'Bat for a brew soon!

24.01.2022 A bit of light relief in a gloomy period.. #DrinkResponsibly #staysafestayhome

23.01.2022 A new path across to the 10th tee awaits our return... great access for a 1/2 way and a (light) or !

23.01.2022 An update from Yarrambat Park! Counting the days til we feel the grass underfoot once more! (I'd even settle for sand underfoot!

23.01.2022 Yarrambat Driving Range has re-opened. New distance markers and new grassed teeing area under development. Click on the Range link below to book now. ... Special bucket deals for 5 & 7 day Belgravia Leisure members. This is by far the best value golf course membership in Victoria - Check out the limited time special deals available for new members (enquire at the pro-shop). Join the Yarrambat Golf Club amd get a handicap, test yourself in real comp conditions. Graded competitions with winner & runner up prize vouchers for members. Yarrambat Park Golf Course

17.01.2022 Ahem, *clears throat* .. online bookings are NOW OPEN for Oct 19 through to Nov 1! What you need to know about the Second Step: 2-ball groups only... 9-holes only Outdoor check-in processes, i.e. Online bookings only EFTPOS transactions only Takeaway food available No equipment hire No BYO Driving range closed Practice areas closed Mini golf closed *Link to bookings page: https://yarrambat.quick18.com/teetimes/searchmatrix *More info on re-opening: http://bit.ly/ReOpeningRoadmap *More info on our COVIDSafe Plan: https://yarrambatgolf.com.au/play/covidsafe-plan

14.01.2022 If you have something to say, or thoughts on the road design or the planned entrance - you are encouraged to speak now...

13.01.2022 If my ball hits the foam in the cup, is it 'holed'? The problem with a foam insert is it can deflect a ball it it travelling a bit too fast, or hits it on the bounce. We’ve accepted all kinds of compromises to reduce our risks as we’ve returned to golf in the midst of a pandemic, including not touching the flagstick and the way our holes are now lined so we don’t have to reach our hands all the way in to pick the ball out.... We have all heard the tales of woe of players who’ve suffered near misses as their shots tantalisingly bounce in and then out of the cup, claims of missed holes-in one, eagles and the like. Some have asked whether the ball was, in fact, holed at any point? The short answer is no. What do the Rules of Golf say? In response to the new world we all find ourselves in, the R&A issued some temporary provisions to help us get round as safely as possible. On the hole and flagsticks, they require on course setup: A method of inserting the hole liner to be used that means all of the ball does not fall below the surface of the putting green and can be easily retrieved by handling the ball only. Turning later to the rules implications of that, they add the ball is considered holed if any part of it is below the surface of the putting green. For qualifying scores, those that count for handicap, the ball is considered holed if any part of the ball is below the surface of the putting green, even if not lodged against the flagstick. So why isn’t the ball holed then in this case? Although the entirety of the ball doesn’t have to be below the surface of the cup, the definition of what is classed as holed hasn’t changed. The key in that definition is the phrase when a ball is at rest in the hole. Get out the 500-plus page Official Guide to the Rules of Golf (or make it easier on yourself by viewing it on the R&A’s rules app) and you’ll also find an interpretation that neatly explains everything. It says: The words ‘at rest’ in the definition of holed are used to make it clear that if a ball falls into the hole and bounces out, it is not holed. So close, I’m afraid, but no cigar Unless the ball stops, with at least part of the ball below the surface of the green and, in the hole - it is not yet holed.

10.01.2022 Hump day feels... what a magnificent afternoon on a great course. Yarrambat Park Golf Course

09.01.2022 First prize from the pro shop around $600! Get in before the spots are gone.

04.01.2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/CGmNYFkA4ux/

02.01.2022 Hopefully people will follow the rules and we can come out the other side of this latest lockdown safely.