News Archive

24th December 2024

Hole in Ones for the Month of November 2024

Congratulations to the following members on there Hole in Ones at MCC.

Lesley Dobos, Hole No. 5 on 5 November 2024

Rhodri Clancy, Hole No. 10 on 6 November 2024

Marian Brandis, Hole No. 10 on 12th November 2024

23rd December 2024

Christmas Hours for MCC

Dear Member,

Please find below the Christmas Schedule for Office, Bar and Golf Shop/Course.

The Bar will remain open through the core period, with food service on offer most days and a shortened menu Friday evenings.

A new menu and Friday night “Chase the Ace” will return Friday 10 January 2025, with the Jackpot being $2400.

Please be mindful if you play golf over the next week, it is the busiest week of the year, so rounds will be slower than usual.

I would like to take the time to thank all the staffing team, in particular our Core Managers Shareen, Sheree, Todd and Stewart, with all their core staff. It has been an extremely busy year and they have gone over and above what it expected of them, to see some great results. A big thank you to them all.

On behalf of all the staff, we thank members for their support and we wish you and your families a happy and safe festive season, we look to another great year in 2025

Regards
Grant Shortland-Jones
General Manager

23rd December 2024

Friday Night at the Club – Week 14 Results – Chase the Ace, Members Draw and Meat Raffle – Friday 20 December 2024

A great night held for the MCC Christmas Dinner last Friday 20th December, the room was full of members and there guests, a great atmosphere and a lovely Christmas Meal.

The meat raffle was won by Radar Luttrell.

The Members Draw was Richard Wallas, Richard, was not in attendance so the Members Draw JACKPOTS to $400.00

The Chase the Ace Draw was done by Oscar Hodgson, Oscar chose a Ace of Diamonds, so the Chase the Ace JACKPOTS to $2400.00.

Chase the Ace will return on Friday 10th January 2025.

23rd December 2024

Marsh Place and Parking at the Office Entry

Local residents have brought to our attention the speed in which members are driving along Marsh Place when arriving and leaving for golf. Not only are good relationships with our neighbours important, but the safety of the residents that live on our neighbouring streets is paramount.

In addition, the entrance to the carpark is not an extension of Marsh Place. There has been multiple occasions of people driving directly from Marsh Place into the Club carpark, without seeing cars from the left-hand side, nearly causing an accident.

It is also a good reminder that the club carpark should be walking pace.

We ask all members and guests to please adhere to the road rules, including speed limits, at all times.