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Friday Club Night – Friday 31 October 2025. Results 24/10/2025

The Meat Raffle was won by Michael Gill.  Enjoy !

The Lucky Member Draw – Ben Ostergaard.  Ben was not in attendance, the new Jackpot for this draw will be $1375.

Chase the Ace – The drawer was Brian Cowcill.  Brian selected the 8 of Clubs. The Chase the Ace will Jackpot to $1900.

If you are planning to come along for the dinner, please make you booking at the office.

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Congratulations Ella Tuckey – Winner of the Women’s Mandurah Cup 2025, including Results & Club Championship Draw

The Women’s Mandurah Cup was played over the last week, Tuesday 21st and Thursday 23rd October 2025.

Following the final round on Thursday, the presentation took place, with Club Patron Judith Tuckey here to present the trophy to the winner.

Congratulations to our Winner of the event Ella Tuckey.

Results for the Mandurah Cup and Club Championship Draw

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Melbourne Cup Day – Tuesday 4th November 2025 – bookings still available ! book today !

Come and join the fun of MCC Melbourne Cup Day! We’re still taking bookings, so don’t miss out — book today!

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Course Update and Club Events – Member Newsletter 21 October 2025

Please click in the link below for Member Newsletter sent out via email today 21 October 2025

Course Update and Club Events Members Newsletter

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Course Update – October 2025

Hole 1 – Drop Zone Introduced
A designated drop zone has now been established on the 1st hole at the bunker marked as Ground Under Repair (GUR). This aims to improve pace of play and ensure consistency in rulings.

 New Electric Fairway Mower
We’re pleased to announce the arrival of a new electric fairway mower, a $140,000 investment that modernizes our equipment fleet. This upgrade allows our team to begin mowing from 5:00 AM, thanks to its quiet operation. The result: improved labour efficiency and minimal disruption to members with reduced fairway mowing during peak playing times.

 Irrigation System Challenges
In the last few days, a number of issues have highlighted the fragility of our aging irrigation infrastructure:

• Wiring Fault: A fault disabled irrigation across half the course. Due to the system’s age, fault detection is manual—each decoder must be excavated and tested individually, a time-consuming and labour-intensive process.
• Main Line Break – Hole 1: A significant rupture occurred in the main line. The system comprises original piping and various patchwork repairs over the years. These legacy fixes often required manipulation to fit outdated infrastructure, placing stress on the pipework and leading to failures like the one shown in the attached images.

These incidents pose a serious risk to turf health, especially in warmer months. Fortunately, recent rainfall has helped mitigate immediate damage. However, the time and resources required to locate and repair faults detract from our ability to present the course at its best—particularly in preparation for championship events.

We’re pleased to confirm that the irrigation upgrade will commence in April 2026, with a projected duration of 12–14 weeks. These recent challenges underscore the importance of maintaining and upgrading core infrastructure essential to the operation of a golf facility.

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