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Boys and Girls Pennants 2023

2023 we have both Boys and Girls Pennant Teams, great work to our Junior Committee.  Mandurah Country Club will be hosting Junior Pennants on two Sunday’s in February.  Sunday 5 February for the Girls and Sunday 19 February for the Boys. Good Luck to all players.

Click on the link to follow results for both the Boys and Girls

https://www.golfwa.org.au/cms/junior-pennants/

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Quiz Night 2023 – Friday 17 February 2023 – SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT

What a great turn out for the upcoming Quiz Night ! Payment is required to secure your booking, if you could see the office would be appreciated.

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Crunch and Sip Junior Tour 2022

The Crunch and Sip Junior tour finish up at Lake Karrinyup, the kids enjoy the beautiful course and the hot weather, after the game then went in for presentation of order of Merit for the 2022 year.

For the Modified Stoke division Alexandria Page won the Girls Division and she came 3rd overall in the Modified Stroke.

In the 9 holes tiger tees Allayna Engel won the Girls Divisions, and she won the 9-hole tiger tee overall for the year.

Isabella Day came 2nd in the girl’s division in Stableford and Alexander Day was 3rd in the boys Stableford division.

Congratulations to all of you !

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Christmas Hours 2022

On behalf of the Mandurah Country Club, we would like to wish every member and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year for 2023.

Please see below for our Christmas Hours the festive season:

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Bunker Trial – Tuesday 13 December 2022

Members,

As I have mentioned in previous course updates, we all have a part to play in ensuring the best possible condition of our bunkers.

In an effort to continually improve our bunkers we have decided to trial rake stands on a couple of holes. It is hoped the stands will result in the following:

• Ensuring rakes are left in the correct positions within the bunkers.
• Encourage people to enter the bunkers at the lowest possible point (as this is where the rake will be situated). Hopefully this will limit people walking down the faces as this gives us the best opportunity of hardening the faces to reduce the possibility of plugged lies.
• Reduce the amount of the rake in contact with the sand to reduce the possibly of the rake interfering with the ball (although the head of the rake will still be resting on the sand).
• Make it obvious if there are rakes missing from a bunker.

The trial will be held on holes number 1 and 2 and will run for a couple of months. During the trial I ask all members to undertake the following:

• Enter the bunker at the lowest point where the rakes will be situated (assuming they have been replaced on the stands).
• As always rake the bunker properly back towards the entry point of the bunker.
• At you exit do not rake the sand towards the edge of the bunker but instead rake the sand back towards the middle of the bunker to help keep the base of the bunker flat.
• After raking place the handle of the rake on the stand with the rake facing the direction of play. (as shown in the pictures below).

There is a very small possibly that the stand may interfere with the ball or an intended swing, particularly if the ball has come to rest against the stand.  If this is the case the stands are to be treated as immovable obstructions and relief can be taken under rule 16.1c.

As mentioned, this is just a trial to see if there is any value to having the rake stands. At the end of the trial we will determine the following:

• If they have helped in ensuring the rakes are always in the correct position.
• If they have helped stop people entering bunkers in non-desired locations.
• If they have had a detrimental impact on play (i.e. if relief is needed too often)
• If they deter from the aesthetics of the course.

I would be very interested in any feedback members have either during, or at the conclusion of the trial. Feel free to catch me when see me around the club.

Dean Stewart – Greens Committee Chair

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