8th March 2022
Club Opening Day – Sunday 13 March 2022
Bookings still available, be Quick. Payment to be made at the office.
News Archive
8th March 2022
3rd March 2022
The Bledisloe Golf Challenge – Aussie V Kiwi – Anzac Day, Monday 25th April 2022
The “Aussie v Kiwi” rivalry Golf Day will be held on Monday 25th April 2022, Anzac Day.
Entry forms are available at the office, payment is required upon entry.
3rd March 2022
Men’s Metropolitan Pennants 2022 – Completed for 2022
The Men’s Metro Pennants commenced on 12th June 2022 for Division 2 & 5 and June 26th 2022 for Division 7 & 8. All the teams done a great job for the season, Congratulation to Division 7 who made it to the finals played on Sunday 31 July at Rockingham Golf Club.
Unfortunately they were defeated by Lake Karrinyup Country Club on the day, but a great job to get there ! see you next year.
Form more Final results click on the link below:
https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/mens-pennants/
Division 2
Round 7 – Sunday 24 July 2022 – was played at Royal Perth Golf Club – MCC were defeated by Rockingham 6 / 1.
Round 6 – Sunday 17 July 2022 – was played at Nedlands – MCC were defeated by Hartfield 2 / 5.
Round 5 – Sunday 10 July 2022 – was played at Rockingham – MCC won against Nedlands 4 / 3.
Round 4 – Sunday 3 July 2022 – was played at Hartfield – MCC won against Melville Glades 2 / 5.
Round 3 – Sunday 26 June 2022 – was played at Vines Golf Club – MCC were defeated by Royal Perth 2.5 / 4.5
Round 2 – Sunday 19 June 2022 – was played at Lakelands – MCC were defeated by Lakelands 5 / 2.
Round 1 – Sunday 12 June 2022 – was played at Mandurah Country Club – MCC were defeated by The Vines 3 / 4.
Click below for all results
https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/mens-pennants/
Division 5
Round 7 – Sunday 24 July 2022 – was played at MCC – MCC won against Royal Fremantle Golf Club 5 / 2.
Round 6 – Sunday 17 July 2022 – was played at Secret Harbour Golf Club – MCC halved 3.5 / 3.5 with Hartfield.
Round 5 – Sunday 10 July 2022 – was played at Meadow Springs – MCC won against Gosnells 5.5 / 1.5.
Round 4 – Sunday 3 July 2022 – was played at Royal Fremantle, MCC won against Secret Harbour 1.5 / 5.5.
Round 3 – Sunday 26 June 2022 – was played at Bunbury – MCC were defeated by Bunbury 4 / 3.
Round 2 – Sunday 19 June 2022 – was played at Gosnells – MCC played Royal Fremantle and halved 3.5 / 3.5.
Round 1 – Sunday 12 June 2022– was played at Hartfield – MCC played Meadow Springs and won 7 / 0.
Click below for all results
https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/mens-pennants/
Division 7
Congratulation Division 7 on making the finals to be played this Sunday 31 July 2022 at Rockingham Golf Club
Round 5 – Sunday 24 July 2022 – was played at The Cut – MCC won against Kwinana 5 / 2.
Round 4 – Sunday 17 July 2022 – was played at Meadow Springs – MCC won against Meadow Springs 3 / 4.
Round 3 – Sunday 10 July 2022 – was played at MCC – MCC won against The Cut 4.5 / 2.5.
Round 2 – Sunday 3 July 2022 – was played at Kwinana – MCC won against Hartfield 5 / 2.
Round 1 – Sunday 26 June 2022 – was play at Hartfield – MCC was defeated by Kennedy Bay 4 / 3.
Click below for all results
https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/mens-pennants/
Division 8
Round 5 – Sunday 25 July 2022 – was played at Rockingham Golf Club – MCC won against Rockingham 5 / 2.
Round 4 – Sunday 17 July 2022 – was played at Hartfield Golf Club – MCC won against Kwinana 2.5 / 4.5.
Round 3 – Sunday 10 July 2022 – was played at Secret Harbour – MCC played Pinjarra and won 3 / 4.
Round 2 – Sunday 3 July 2022 – was played at Pinjarra – MCC were defeated by Hartfield 4 / 3.
Round 1 – Sunday 26 June 2022 – was played at Mandurah – MCC defeated Secret Harbour 3 / 4.
Click below for all results
https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/mens-pennants/
2nd March 2022
Covid Update – Wednesday 2 March 2022
We sincerely thank members for their cooperation in sharing your proof of Vaccination Certificates. To assist staff, just a reminder to please show your membership card at all service areas.
COVID numbers are significantly increasing and with this, further Government directions/restrictions will be put in place. These current restrictions have little impact to our operations and our weekly golfing program will not be affected however, large events may be. Any changes affecting members will be communicated as early as possible.
Staff availability remains an issue for the MCC and many other services throughout the metropolitan area. Please be mindful that many of our employees are new or inexperienced and until we can build our team with adequate training, please be patient, courteous, and respectful.
Our course staff have likewise been affected with and incentives offered by the mining companies tare well beyond what we can compete with. To date, his has not been detrimental to the course health but it is inevitable that we will be unable to present the course to the highest standard without available resources, especially at this during peak mowing time, high winds and a lack of rain. To the Course Volunteers, we acknowledge and thank you for the ongoing valuable contribution you make to our club in assisting staff, and of course our employees who are working above and beyond to keep the course in excellent condition.
It is inevitable that COVID will continue to spread within the community and quite likely affect some employees. We must be proactive to ensure we provide the safest work environment possible but also mitigate the risks of major disruptions to our operations, as has been experienced in so many industries. To mitigate the risks, the club introduce the following interim procedures, some of which will slightly inconvenience members:
- Office hours will change to 10am to 4pm. Any member requiring the office prior to these times can make an appointment and we encourage members to email or phone as a preferred method of contact. These changes will allow some staff to work from home and avoid contact with others.
- The Golf Shop will restrict core Counter Staff working together for extended periods. This may mean that in peak times, the service might not be as quick as we would like however, it limits close contacts and reduces the risk of losing multiple core staff.
As you are aware, the club has been very proactive over many years to drive improvements, as highlighted by the recent projects of bunker re-construction and the launch of the new website. The spread of COVID and the associated impacts will not put a stop to what the club wants to achieve but it may slow down some initiatives or cause us to reprioritise resources to core areas of the operations.
We thank members for continuing to work with the club, being supportive and patient when required. Please be mindful of your health and wellbeing and that of others by getting tested and staying at home if you are showing symptoms or have been put at risk.
Regards
Ian Johnson, President Grant Shortland-Jones, General Manager
