The Club Captain and the Pro Shop would like to remind members who are competing in any of the competitions throughout the week that you must have two signatures on your scorecard for it to be valid. 

Warren would also like to point out that if an unsigned card is submitted it cannot be handed back to be signed. 

Injured or retiring players during a round are still required to hand in a card labelled "retired, injured" etc. or notify the Pro Shop so that your score can be entered accordingly.

Many members have been asking what the ruling is for the bird damage that is spread across the greens but especially noticeable on the 16th green. 

The ruling is that the player is given "complete relief" including line of putt out of the way of the bird damage, no closer to the hole.  A local rule has been put in place to allow this relief to be taken in accordance with Rule 16.1.d (Abnormal Course Conditions) - Animal Damage.

The Mixed Pennants team versed Eastlake at home in the first week and won 3.5 to 1.5 which was a fantastic result to start the season. 

Unfortunately, last weekend the team lost to Ryde-Parramatta at Ryde-Parramatta 4 to 1 in some truly difficult weather conditions.  Special mention to Duane Johnston and Sue Miller for their convincing win of 5 & 4 at Ryde-Parramatta.  Their next game is at Eastlake this Sunday 13th February and then return to Camden on 20th February at 12pm. 

Be sure to come out and support the Mixed Pennants as they continue their season!

Peter Tanner visited Phil Bevington a couple of weeks ago and is glad to report that Phil is in good spirits and is healthy.  He is well looked after, but is not sure what further treatment he may need in the near future. Phil would like to pass on his best wishes to everyone at the Club.  For anyone who is wanting to visit Phil, he is only allowed one visitor, who must undertake a Rapid Antigen Test on arrival at the nursing home, per day.  

For further information please contact Peter Southby.