Single Stableford competitions held on Anzac Day.

Competitors must be 65+ years of age.

Single Stableford competitions for Men and Women in the field between 7.15am and 12.30pm on Anzac Day. Maximum Handicap: Men (28); Women (36).

The winner of each competition receive the ANZAC Cup & Hardley Cup respectively.

Handicap Matchplay competition.

Entries remain open until Saturday’s qualifying round. All entrants must have paid their subs and match fees.

Qualifying - blue tees - the best 16 net medal scores up to a maximum course handicap of 28.

The matches are all Handicap Matchplay based on each player’s course handicap on the day of each match. The player with the lowest handicap reverts to scratch and his opponent plays off the difference between their course handicaps.

All rounds will be played on Saturdays in the reserved tee times, either from 8.00am (morning) or from 11.00am (afternoon).

Players may decide, by mutual agreement, to play either ‘morning’ or ‘afternoon’ – in the event of them being unable to agree; if the playing date is an ‘even’ date ‘morning’ times will have prerogative, while ‘afternoon’ times will have prerogative on ‘odd’ dates. The final will be played at 11.00am regardless of the date.

The winner receives the Bledisloe Cup.

72-hole Strokeplay Competition

Open to full-playing men members (and selected under-21 junior members) with course handicaps up to 7 as at the close of entries.

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Friday one week before the first (Saturday) round of the competition.

After entries close playing partners are drawn around 6.00pm, in the Clubhouse lounge.

A 72-hole Strokeplay event is played over 2 consecutive weekends. 18-holes on Saturdays and 18-holes on Sundays.

All rounds are medal (no handicaps) played off blue tees.

Winner receives the Senior Championship Cup.

72-hole Strokeplay Competition

Open to full-playing men members (and selected under-21 junior members) with course handicaps 8-13 as at the close of entries.

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Friday one week before the first Saturday qualifying round.

After entries close playing partners for the qualifying rounds are drawn around 6.00pm, in the Clubhouse lounge.

A 72-hole Strokeplay event is played over 2 consecutive weekends. 18-holes on Saturdays and 18-holes on Sundays.

All rounds are medal (no handicaps) played off blue tees.

Winner receives the Intermediate Championship Cup.

54-hole Strokeplay Competition

ELIGIBILITY

Open to full-playing men members (and selected under-21 junior members) with course handicaps 14-18 as at the close of entries.

ENTRY

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Friday one week before the first Saturday qualifying round.

After entries close playing partners for the qualifying rounds are drawn around 6.00pm, in the Clubhouse lounge.

RULES

A 54-hole Strokeplay event is played over 2 consecutive weekends. 18-holes on Saturday and 18-holes on Sunday of first weekend; plus 18-holes on Sunday of the second weekend.

All rounds are medal (no handicaps) played off blue tees.

TROPHY

Winner receives the Junior Championship Cup.

54-hole Strokeplay Competition

Open to full-playing men members (and selected under-21 junior members) with course handicaps 19+ as at the close of entries.

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Friday one week before the first Saturday qualifying round.

After entries close playing partners for the qualifying rounds are drawn around 6.00pm, in the Clubhouse lounge.

A 54-hole Strokeplay event is played over 2 consecutive weekends. 18-holes on Saturday and 18-holes on Sunday of first weekend; plus 18-holes on Sunday of the second weekend.

All rounds are medal (no handicaps) played off blue tees.

Winner receives the C-Grade Championship Cup.

Handicap Machplay Competition

QUALIFYING

Players must book their own qualifying time.

Qualifying - blue tees - the best 16 Net Medal scores up to a maximum course handicap of 28.

RULES

The matches are all Handicap Matchplay based on each player’s course handicap on the day of each match. The player with the lowest handicap reverts to scratch and his opponent plays off the difference between their course handicaps.

Matchplay rounds will be played on Saturdays in the reserved tee times, either from 8.00am (morning) or from 11.00am (afternoon).

Players may decide, by mutual agreement, to play either ‘morning’ or ‘afternoon’ – in the event of them being unable to agree; if the playing date is an ‘even’ date ‘morning’ times will have prerogative, while ‘afternoon’ times will have prerogative on ‘odd’ dates. The final will be played at 11.00am regardless of the date.

TROPHY

The winner receives the Elliffe Cup.

36-hole Handicap Foursomes Competition

Entries as pairs. Entries close at 5.00pm a week before Saturday’s event.

The competition is a Handicap Foursomes 36-hole event played on a Saturday.

Maximum course handicap: 28

Played from the blue tees; optional teeing-off order for each round.

The best gross winners receive the Foursomes Championship Shield. Prizes are given for best overall net, best morning gross, best afternoon gross, best morning net and best afternoon net.

Net Medal Strokeplay Competition (best 3 of 4 rounds in 2 divisions)

Open to all Midweek Men Members only. (Not Full-Playing Members)

Entries on booking sheet posted in mens’ locker room prior to event.

Best 3 of 4 Net Medal rounds.

Two divisions...

Division A: up to 18 course handicap and

Division B: 19–36 course handicap.

Winners in each of the two divisions receive a Gavin Laurie Trophy.

9-hole Net Medal Shootout

The winners of the monthly medal events (February-September), from both Division One (less than 15 course handicaps) and Division Two (16-28 course handicaps) automatically qualify for the Monthly Medal Shoot-out event on Saturday 24th November 2018.

If, in a particular month, a winner or runner-up has already qualified, the runner-up to that person will qualify for the shoot-out.

The competition is an 9-hole Net Medal shoot-out, played in two groups of eight. The player with the highest net score is removed from each group per hole. After the 6th hole, each group will have two competitors remaining. The four competitors come together to play the remaining three holes. The player remaining after the 9th hole will be crowned the winner.

The Winner and runner-up receive vouchers from the event sponsor, Prodrive.

Four-Ball Handicap Matchplay Competition

ENTRY

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Friday one week before Saturday’s qualifying round.

After entries close partners are drawn on that Friday, around 6.00pm, in the Clubhouse lounge, in full view of members. Both qualifying teams are drawn from two equal pools of high and low handicaps.

QUALIFYING Best-Ball Stableford

Qualifying occurs, in reserved times, either ‘morning’ (from 8.00am) or ‘afternoon’ (from 11.00am), on the Saturday, one week after the draw. Competition – best ball stableford.

The qualifiers are also entered into the day’s event which is also pairs best ball stableford (Four-Ball BB)

The top 16 pairs from qualifying are drawn to play in the 1st Round; 1st qualifiers v 16th qualifiers, etc.

There is no consolation field.

RULES

The matches are Four-Ball Handicap Matchplay. The lowest handicap in the group reverts to scratch and others reduce accordingly.

The handicaps are frozen for the entire event based on qualifying day handicaps. Maximum Handicap of 28.

All matches are allocated morning or afternoon times based on the date (and therefore whether it is morning or afternoon dominant).

The final is played at 11.00am regardless of the date.

PRIZES & TROPHY

The winners receive the Hector Morpeth bowl.

Combined Stableford scored in Matchplay Format

QUALIFYING

A pairs competition. Players choose their own partners and must book their own Saturday qualifying time.

Qualifying competition is Combined Stableford, Blue Tees.

Maximum handicap of 28. The best 8 scores qualify.

RULES

The matches are Combined Stableford Matchplay, based on current handicaps for each round.

Strokeplay rules apply - Scored using Matchplay format after each hole. E.g. On 1st hole Pair A score 7 points & Pair B score 8 points. Pair B go 1 up and so on.

Rounds will be played on both days of two consecutive weekends in the reserved tee times, either from 8.00am (morning) or from 11.00am (afternoon).

Players may decide, by mutual agreement, to play either ‘morning’ or ‘afternoon’ – in the event of them being unable to agree; if the playing date is an ‘even’ date ‘morning’ times will have prerogative, while ‘afternoon’ times will have prerogative on ‘odd’ dates.

PRIZES & TROPHY

The winners receive the Summer Cup.

Handicap Matchplay Competition

A pairs competition. Players choose their own partners and must book their own Sunday qualifying time. Entries remain open until the start of Sunday’s qualifying round when players make the decision when printing their scorecards.

White tees - the best 16 net medal scores. The Golf Committee has the ability to adjust this to top 8 qualifiers, dependent on the number that have signed up prior to the qualifying date.

Maximum course handicap of 28.

The matches are all Handicap Matchplay based on each player’s course handicap on the day of each match. The player with the lowest handicap reverts to scratch and his opponent plays off the difference between their course handicaps.

All rounds will be played on Sundays in the reserved tee times, between 8.30am and 9.30am.

The winner receives the Summer Plate.

Combined Stableford scored in Matchplay Format

A pairs competition. Players choose their own partners and must book their own Sunday qualifying time. Entries remain open until the start of Sunday's qualifying round when players make the decision when printing their scorecards.

Competition is Combined Stableford Matchplay from the White Tees.

The top-8 pairs are drawn to play in the 1st Round; 1st qualifiers v 16th qualifiers, etc.

The matches are Combined Stableford Matchplay.

Strokeplay rules apply - Scored using Matchplay format after each hole. E.g. On 1st hole Pair A score 7 points & Pair B score 8 points. Pair B go 1 up and so on.

All rounds, including the final, will be played between 8:30am and 9:30am on Sundays.

The winners receive the Top Dog Trophy.

Handicap Foursomes Competition

Men members 55 and over on the day of the event, enter as pairs.

Entries close at 5.00pm on the Saturday one week before Sunday’s event.

The competition is an 18-hole Handicap Foursomes event played on a Sunday.

White Tees.

Maximum course handicap of 28.

Winners receive the Veteran Foursomes Shield.

Entrants make own tee bookings.

Entries remain open until the start of Saturday’s qualifying round when players make the decision when printing their scorecards.

Qualifying, on blue tees, divided into four divisions:

The best 8 (gross) medal scores in each section qualify for the 1st round of matchplay.

Matchplay rounds will be played on Saturdays in the reserved tee times, either from 8.00am (morning) or from 11.00am (afternoon).

The matches are all 'off-the-stick' Matchplay - no handicaps.

Players may decide, by mutual agreement, to play either ‘morning’ or ‘afternoon’ – in the event of them being unable to agree; if the playing date is an ‘even’ date ‘morning’ times will have prerogative, while ‘afternoon’ times will have prerogative on ‘odd’ dates.

Senior and Intermediate finals (18-holes) will all be played at 11:00am.

Junior and C-Grade finals (18-holes) will be played at 11.07am.

There are no trophies for any of the sections.

Throughout the playing season...

15 points are allocated every Saturday to the best five scores across all divisions in the “day’s event” (after any necessary count-backs); also members that play in Club matchplay events receive one point per match won.

The winner receives the Aggregate Points trophy.

The “playing season” runs from the Saturday after the Opening Day Tournament to the Saturday before the Closing Day Tournament.

This competition is restricted to full-playing men members who have paid match fees for the season.

Throughout the playing season...

For each full-playing member the best gross score for each of the 18-holes is selected from all his Saturday rounds during the “playing season”.

At the end of the season, 50% of each member’s course handicap (on the last Saturday of the “playing season”) is deducted from the 18-hole best gross to create the 18-hole best net (eclectic) score.

The winner receives the Grant Taylor Eclectic trophy.

The “playing season” runs from the Saturday after the Opening Day Tournament to the Saturday before the Closing Day Tournament.

This competition is restricted to full-playing men members who have paid match fees for the season.

Throughout the playing season...

Best gross score in the Saturday field, in each of the four divisions (Senior, Intermediate, Junior & C-Grade).

The first person to record a specific total is the holder until his score is bettered.

Prizes are awarded to the best gross winners in each division.

The “playing season” runs from the Saturday after the Opening Day Tournament to the Saturday before the Closing Day Tournament.

This competition is restricted to full-playing men members who have paid match fees for the season.