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12th August 2024

Course Care – Monday 12 August 2024

Course Care – Monday 12 August 2024

Dear Members,

Around the course you will see a number of areas roped off, with no access for driving or parking past these points.  After a number of polite communications and requests for people to avoid wear areas, and stay well away from green complexes, this is now a necessity.

Not only does protecting these core areas mean a quicker recovery after winter, many of these areas are “in play”, and therefore protecting them gives far better surfaces to play golf on. 

It is not possible to stop every person from driving where they shouldn’t.  Also, we can’t educate every player individually, member or non-member.  The majority of our traffic is members, and if we all follow the correct approach, the course condition will improve greatly.

This is not just cart traffic, but walking and push buggies as well.  Please see below some examples of the issues.  Or keep an eye out when you move around the course of areas players have traversed without a conscious thought of course care.

These issues do not occur as much in the warmer months, because the grass grows more strongly.  The couch grass is currently dormant, so most wear areas cannot recover.  Obviously we want to present the course at it’s best for the WA Open.  If we all move with some care around the course, we can improve playing surfaces for every game.

John Benbow
Director of Facilities
Monday 12 August 2024

2nd Tee Box. All traffic parks as close as they can to the tee box. There is so much room to the right to stop or park.  
There is 40m of width to spread traffic wear, yet most of the traffic moves as close as they can to the barries of the bunker or hoops.
Similar on the 4th, we continue to move the hoops, yet people pass as close as they can, causing wear. Yet to the right, no traffic wear at all.
15th Tee Box. Players take buggies and congregate as close to the tee box as possible, and don’t consider parking just an extra 5m away.
Monday after Sunday night heavy rains. Obvious flooding and water damage, yet traffic driving straight through the middle as seen by tyre marks. All traffic over wet areas causes damage.

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6th August 2024

Men’s Senior Amateur Open – Results – Monday 5 August 2024

Men’s Senior Amateur Open – Results – Monday 5 August 2024

Was held on Monday 5 August 2024, there was 112 players on the day.

See below for all results:

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31st July 2024

Congratulations to our Members who scored Hole in One’s

Congratulations to our Members who scored Hole in One’s

Congratulations to the following members on your Hole In One’s at the Mandurah Country Club.

Kirk Bourne – Saturday 22 June 2024 in the Mixed Saturday Competition on Hole No. 14.

Riley Bell – Monday 22 July 2024 in the Mixed Veterans Competition on Hole No. 14.

Ella Tuckey – Friday 2 February 2024 in the Twilight Competition on Hole No. 14.

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29th July 2024

Men’s Handiskins Final – Sunday 28 July 2024

Men’s Handiskins Final – Sunday 28 July 2024

Congratulations to our Winner Jim Blackman, and well done to all our finalist for the Men’s Handiskins Finals – Ben Ostergaard, Aaron Lucas, Jim Blackman, Mark Doig.

Please click in the link below for all results:

https://www.handiskins.com.au/clubs-competitions/clubs/mandurah-country-club-inc/2024-competition-mens/

Mark Doig, Aaron Lucas, Jim Blackham, Ben Ostergaard

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23rd July 2024

Women’s Spring Carnival – Thursday 5 & Friday 6 September 2024

Women’s Spring Carnival – Thursday 5 & Friday 6 September 2024

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