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THE JABIRU
NEWSLETTER
MAY 2015
General Manager Report
Golf Course Maintenance
Golf Services
The golf courses are both in exceptional condition with the main
focus remaining in managing the grass surfaces' rapid growth.
Maintenance of the gardens adjacent to the major cart path
thoroughfare from the Marine Village to the Golf Clubhouse has
begun and the area is beginning to show remarkable improvement.
Throughout April, the Club has seen a number of Major and Honour
Board Events held. The Men’s Foursomes Match Play Knockout was
contested and completed, with the eventual winning pair comprising
Brian Williams and John Whitelaw. The Ladies 4BBB Stroke Match
Play was also completed with Linda Faulls and Norma Hale
eventually taking the honours.
Golf Course Superintendent, Paul McLean, has also been busy with
the visit of Brandon Johnson, Senior Vice President and Golf Course
Architect from The Arnold Palmer Group. Brandon is completing an
inspection of The Pines Golf Course and updating to The Pines
master plan last updated in 2009.
The Maintenance Team are also preparing for the annual process of
oversowing The Pines greens. This will begin in the second week of
May and will ensure the condition of The Pines greens remains
exceptional in the winter months. Due to the amount of seed
required for this exercise, the greens attract large quantities of
birdlife during this period. Your patience is appreciated when this
occurs and it shall cease in a short period of time. Any Local Rules
required during this period will be communicated by the Golf
Services team.
In the week prior to the US Masters, both the Sanctuary Cove Men’s
and Ladies Masters Champions were named, with Duncan Forrest
and Pam Martin winning their respective competition. The winners
were presented with their green jackets on the day of the event.
Due to Don McBride being involved in the Men’s Foursomes Match
Play Finals, the Billings Cup, which was scheduled to be played on
the same day, was rescheduled until a later date. The Pines Cup was
also contested in April, capping off an extremely busy month of
events, with the Men’s Pines Cup being won by Chris Smale. The
Ladies Pines Cup was not played due to rain and will be contested
on Thursday 14 May.
The Queensland Senior Teams Challenge also commenced in April, with
Captain Marshall Leigh managing the team. The team suffered a loss in
their first match against Brisbane Golf Club, however they had a victory
against Nudgee Golf Club in the subsequent fixture.
Golf Course Superintendent, Paul McLean, has also been busy
with the visit of Brandon Johnson, Senior Vice President and
Golf Course Architect from The Arnold Palmer Group.
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General Manager Report
Food and Beverage
April hosted the Spirit of the ANZAC’s Tribute, an event held in The
Jabiru Restaurant and attended by a number of Members. The event
was an outstanding success which all who attended thoroughly
enjoyed. The event offered an opportunity for the attendees to pay
their respects to the men and women who have provided such an
unselfish service to this country. Our thanks must go to the Social
Committee for their tireless efforts, ensuring these events continue
to occur at the Golf Club and at such a high standard.
The next major event to be hosted at The Country Club will be the
annual Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea (ABMT) on Tuesday 19 May.
ABMT provides support to Cancer Council QLD and in 2014 ABMT
supporters raised $11.9 million. The fun-filled event includes fashion,
beauty, lucky door prizes and much more. Bookings are available for
this event up until Tuesday 12 May and can be made by contacting
the Golf Club on 07 5699 9000. For further details, please refer to the
upcoming events section.
Other
Country Club
The Country Club has attracted a number of external Members over
the first four months of the year with a net gain of 37 Country Club
Members.
The tenancies located in The Country Club have also continued to
improve the facilities holistic offering, with a range of services
available. Health and wellbeing needs are serviced by PMP Pilates
Studios and Body and Sole Beauty Therapists, whilst the golf-related
tenants comprising of Cool Clubs, PGA IGI, the Queensland Division
of the Australian PGA and ANK Golf Academy continue to offer their
support to the Club.
The Grille Room has played host to a number of functions including
weddings, corporate golf days and the heavily attended PTBC Town
Meeting. With over 200 local residents attending the meeting, the
Club once again provided the necessary requirements for not only
operating as a Country Club, but also catering to the needs of the
wider Sanctuary Cove Community.
Over 100 Members attended the Members’ Information Evening on
Thursday 23 April which provided both the Board and the Membership
the opportunity to communicate openly about future plans and
current issues. The evening was informative and well received by the
majority in attendance.
The Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club Holdings Limited AGM
was also hosted in April, one week after the Members’ Information
Evening. The major issues discussed at this meeting were two
resolutions to the Holdings Constitution, both of which were passed.
Further details relating to these amendments will be communicated
at a later date.
The Board would like to take this opportunity to thank all who
attended and participated in shaping the future of the Club through
utilising their right to vote.
Paul Sanders
General Manager
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club
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News and Events
President’s Trophy Winners Jin Weifeng and
with President Mick McDonald
Brenda Malone’s second shot on the 5th
at The Pines finished amongst the trees
Kym Leaney
Men’s Foursomes Match Play Winners Brian
Williams and
John Whitelaw (Runners-Up Don McLeod
and Don McBride)
On closer inspection the ball was being
attended to by a comfortable kangaroo.
How kind of the kangaroo to keep it warm
State Team at the
Official photo of the Queensland Women's
Royal Melbourne
at
d
playe
hips
pions
Australian Interstate Cham
and Coach
left)
m
(botto
Dean
y
Shirle
ger
Mana
with
right)
(top
Richard Woodhouse
OK. Thanks for dropping it there.
With any luck I can put it on the green!
Official photo of the Queensland Men’s State
Team at the
Australian Interstate Championships playe
d at Huntingdale,
including Anthony Quayle (top, second from
left) and
Cory Crawford (top, third from left)
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News and Events - From The Easter Tournament
Annie Sinclair with the keys to her new
Mercedes-Benz presented by Nicholas
Hughston, New Vehicle Sales Manager,
Mercedes-Benz Gold Coast
n
Winner of the Men’s Masters Jacket Dunca
Forrest with Captain Frank Spurway
),
jacket winners, Geraldine Porteous (2009
Our traditional parade of Ladies Masters
),
(2000
er
Rodg
ary
Rosem
),
(1999
, Rene Scott
Keiko Lim (1994), Robbie Hall (1998 and 2001)
2015)
and
(2013
n
Marti
Pam
and
)
(2012
Lea Stanton (2006), Yuko Nakamura
O April 23 we had the amazing feat of two
On
Holes
H
in One in one day; first Judy Forrest
on
o the 13th and then Brenda Malone on the
16th later in the day. Well done, Girls!
This year’s winner Pam Martin being
presented her jacket by Lady Captain
Judy McDonald
Monthly Medal Winners for April 2015
A Grade
B Grade
C Grade
Pines
Chris Smale
(+ Pines Cup Winner)
Gary Klye
John Venn
Palms
Playoff between Peter McLaren
and Cory Crawford
Bernard Croft
Richard Zoller
(March playoff won by Ian Mathieson)
Men
Postponed to May 14
Pines
Ladies
Palms
Playoff between Margie Hay
and Audy White
Playoff between Sandy King,
Lea Stanton and Maz Morgan
Chris Lynam
(March playoff won by Jean Hiscock)
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Captain’s Report
Congratulations to our ladies in scoring three holes in one over the
last couple of weeks including that great shot by Annie Sinclair to win
the Mercedes-Benz car! Now guys, you are being left behind here
somewhat. I know a lot of shots are going close, but we need to lift
our game to at least match the ladies.
Peter Ramsay has been hard at work in getting a “Nine and Dine”
going on a Thursday with 30 to 40 Club Members taking part. The next
“Nine and Dine” is a shotgun start at 2:30pm on Thursday 21 May. If
you would like to join in, please contact Peter at 5514 8862 or email
peter@optimaequity.com.au
You will notice a number of areas around the Clubhouse and the
greens are being roped off. The growing season is beginning to
come to an end and buggy traffic in these “prohibited areas” is
causing significant damage. I would ask for your cooperation in
keeping off these areas.
A calendar item for you – The Sanctuary Cove Trophy is being held
on The Pines on 16 and 17 July. This is a sanctioned Seniors Amateur
event between Australia and New Zealand. It is a Ryder Cup format
over two days and comprises teams of 12. Over the eight years of its
history, this competition has provided some very close finishes and I
am sure 2015 will be no exception. You are all invited to come along
and enjoy the event and support your team.
As winter approaches, our Greens staff are planning a continuation
of our bunker renovations. I am hopeful we can succeed in
completing most, if not all of this programme. Again, this may pose
some inconveniences, but I am sure you will agree the outcome
evidenced by the 2014 result will be well worth the wait.
Enjoy your golf,
Frank Spurway
Captain
Lady Captain’s Report
Sunday 26 April saw the completion of our first Honour Board Event
of the year, the 4BBB Stroke Match Play. The match was played in
great spirit and congratulations go to Linda Faulls and Norma Hale
who prevailed over Madonna Siokos and Narelle Norris. Well done
to all who entered.
The first ‘Away Day’ of the year was played on 7 May at the Glades
Golf Club. Playing away at The Glades provided an interesting
challenge for our golfers in a 4BBB team format, and the chance to
experience a different style of golf course.
On 15 May the Ladies’ Golf Committee are hosting an information
morning tea at The Country Club. The morning tea will provide a
forum, giving all our lady golfers an opportunity to come together in
a social format to address any golfing issues. Lady Members are
encouraged to submit topics for discussion, with golf course
etiquette, handicapping and commonly faced rules already on the
agenda for clarification.
Our courses are in great shape at the moment and in an effort to
keep them in good condition, Members are reminded that our carts
are to remain on the cart path at the tee box and near the green and
to enter the fairway at 90 degrees.
Regards and good golfing!
Judy McDonald
Lady Captain
Membership
We welcome the following New Members:
New Equity Members
New Alternate Members
Anil Patel
Elden Fryers
David Wilkie
Willy Nathan
Robert Wear
Jason Wang
Paul Blake
Toki Mino
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Juniors Report
Lion Higo and Eloise Taylor
Isabelle Taylor and Eloise Taylor
Ocean Shores Junior Classic
Queensland Foursomes
Great effort by some of Michael Jones’ junior
students at the Ocean Shores Junior Classic
on Sunday 22 March. Eloise Taylor (12yrs) won
the Nett 62, Gross 76, her PB by 8 shots.
Isabelle and Eloise Taylor did very well in the
Queensland Foursomes at Wynnum Golf
Club on Sunday 29 March; coming Runnersup. A great result for the first time they have
teamed up together.
Lion Higo (12yrs) achieved Runner-up with 88
Gross, 68 Nett, also her PB in a tournament.
Isabelle Taylor (15yrs) shot 76 to finish in the
top 5 in the Girls’ Gross. Also, well done to
Shyla Singh and Declan Coleman who
achieved good results.
The Isabelle and Ellie combination could be
a team to watch come the Foursomes
Championships later in the year.
Lion Higo
2015 Brisbane and District Junior
Girls Championships
Congratulations also to Lion Higo who won
best nett overall in the 2015 Brisbane and
District Junior Girls Championship at
Virginia Golf Club.
Her score of 83 Gross, 66 Nett is a new PB
for Lion and a reward for lots of hard work
and developing more self-confidence on
course.
Australian Junior Age Championships
Congratulations go to all Sanctuary Cove players who competed
successfully over the three days of the Australian Junior Age
Championships at Capricorn Resort in Yeppoon from 15 to 17 April.
Isabelle Taylor had a great tournament, winning the girls 13 to 14 age
group. This has qualified her for the Australian team to compete at
the Veritas World Juniors in California, July 2015. Isabelle's scores of
77, 72 and 81 were the best of all female participants.
Eloise Taylor finished a close second in her age group, behind a
Sunshine Coast girl who has won numerous tournaments over the
past 12 months.
Great effort by Lion Higo finishing third in her age group, and
Jamie Smith fifth in this very competitive age group.
Junior Club Championships
Congratulations to Boys’ Champion Bailey Knoll and Girls’ Champion Shyla Singh.
Well played Mitch Varley, who pushed Bailey all the way to the last hole, a great effort coming back from injury.
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Rule of the Month: Rule 31 – Four-Ball Stroke Play
Either player can represent a side and you don’t both have to be
present. If your partner is late they may join you between holes
but not during play of a hole. You must make sure that whichever
players’ score is to count for the hole, it is marked in the correct
players’ column on your scorecard or you will be disqualified.
You can play in whatever order your side considers to be the
most advantageous. If you play a wrong ball (Rule 15-3b) you
incur the penalty, not your partner – even if the wrong ball
belonged to your partner.
Your side is penalised if either player has breached Rule 4-4 (too
many clubs), Rule 6-4 (Caddie) or any Local Rule or Condition of
Competition when there is a maximum penalty per round.
If your breach of a Rule assists your partner, your partner will incur
the applicable penalty along with any penalty you incurred. In all
other cases where you incur a penalty, it applies only to you, not
your partner (Rule 31-8).
Under Rule 31-7 the following are Disqualification Penalties:
a. Breach by One Partner
A side is disqualified from the competition if either partner incurs a
penalty of disqualification under any of the following:
Rule 1-3 - Agreement to Waive Rules
Rule 3-4 - Refusal to Comply with a Rule
Rule 4 - Clubs
Rule 5-1 or 5-2 - The Ball
Rule 6-2b - Handicap
Rule 6-4 - Caddie
Rule 6-6b - Signing and Returning Score Card
Rule 6-6d - Wrong Score for Hole
Rule 6-7 - Undue Delay; Slow Play
Rule 7-1 - Practice Before or Between Rounds
Rule 10-2c - Sides Agree to Play Out of Turn
Rule 11-1 - Teeing
Rule 14-3 - Artificial Devices, Unusual Equipment and Unusual Use of
Equipment
Rule 22-1 - Ball Assisting Play
Rule 31-3 - Gross Scores to Count Not Individually Identifiable
Rule 33-7 - Disqualification Penalty Imposed by Committee
b. Breach by Both Partners
A side is disqualified from the competition:
(i) if each partner incurs a penalty of disqualification for a breach of
Rule 6-3 (Time of Starting and Groups) or Rule 6-8
(Discontinuance of Play), or
(ii) if, at the same hole, each partner is in breach of a Rule, the penalty
for which is disqualification from the competition or for a hole.
c. For the Hole Only
In all other cases where a breach of a Rule would result in
disqualification, the competitor is disqualified only for the hole at
which the breach occurred.
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Sanctuary Cove Bridge Club
Monday
2pm onwards – Social Play. Come and try out hands
Tuesday
12:30pm onwards – Masterpoint Play
Wednesday
12:30pm onwards– Masterpoint Play (Supervised play for Beginners/Intermediates will restart 3 June from 9:30 - 11:30am)
Thursday
6:30pm onwards – Social Play. Contact Linda Faulls
Friday
9am – 11am – Supervised Play for Improvers
Saturday 23 May Gold Coast Zone Novice Swiss Pairs Championship
at Gold Coast Bridge Club for ABF members with fewer than 100 MPs
as at 31 March 2015. The entry form is on the Club website. It costs
$20 per player including lunch, drinks and savouries after play.
Prizes go to the top pair with 15 MPs or fewer.
Wednesday 27 May
Wednesdays 3 and 10 June
Wednesdays 7 and 14 October
Wednesdays 1 July and 14 October
Sunday 20 September
Congratulations to the following players who received
Masterpoint promotions in March:
Lorraine Tynan
Club
Margaret Cummins
** Local
Barbara Simpson
** Local
Australia-Wide Novice Pairs
Pairs Championship
Teams Championship
Red Point Days
Our own Congress
Bridge Results
31 March
N/S Daniele Escreet and Sue Spurway
E/W Pam Martin and Sue Lethbridge
66.4%
62.8%
14 April
N/S Fiona Law and Pam Martin
E/W Kerry Milliner and Lorraine Tynan
64.2%
64.2%
1 April
N/S Suzi Ledger and Barbara Simpson
E/W Wenna Ellis and Carolyn McMurray
59.7%
63.6%
15 April
N/S Sandra Cool and Daniele Escreet
E/W Ann Richardson and Wendy Ledgerwood
61.4%
66.2%
7 April
N/S Rosemary Rodger and Stanley Law
E/W Frank and Sue Spurway
59.6%
63.8%
21 April
N/S Keith Long and Sue Spurway
E/W Suzi Ledger and Margie Cummins
70.2%
62.7%
8 April
N/S Margaret Cummins and Sue Spurway
E/W Barbara Simpson and Suzi Ledger
61.8%
59.0%
22 April
N/S Fiona Law and Norma Hale
E/W Suzi Ledger and Barbara Simpson
61.2%
58.7%
28 April
Suzi Ledger and Barbara Simpson
77.3%
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Sanctuary Cove Bridge Club Events
We recently hosted Broadwater Bridge Club on 1 April 2015. We had a record number of tables in The Jabiru Restaurant (13 ½) and we were
treated to some yummy slices from Susan McLean. Easter prizes were presented to the winners by our sponsor from MGD Wealth, Stephen Furness.
Some pictures of the day are below:
A full house in The Jabiru
r
r,
or,
Susan McLean, Stephen Furness, Anita Taylor,
Grace Mathias and Jeanette Zecha
The day’s prizes
Carolyn McMurray and Wenna Ellis
y
A present from the Easter Bunny
Fiona Law, Stephen Furness
and Norma Hale
Scorers hard at work
Suzi Ledger, Stephen Furness
and Barbara Simpson
Beginners’ Lessons Underway
The first of Sue Spurway’s very popular series of beginner lessons was held on 8 April. 36 players attended and were introduced to the basics of
Bridge, using the Mini-Bridge concept. The Club is looking forward to continuing the beginners’ experiences with Supervised Play commencing
directly after the lessons have finished on 3 June. Thank you to Sue and her helpers who are doing a great job with this large group.
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Restaurant News
Sunday Casual Dining at Lakeview Bar
Enjoy our Sunday Roast Nights during May in Lakeview Bar for just
$20 per person. Enjoy a choice of roast pork, chicken breast,
alternate lamb and beef (choice of three per week). Roast meals will
be served with roast potatoes, pumpkin, red onion, cauliflower
cheese bake, baby spinach and jus with a bread roll.
A choice of two desserts is also available for $6 each.
Dates:
Time:
Cost:
Sundays in Lakeview Bar
Available from 5:30pm
Dinner $20 pp I Desserts $6 each
For bookings phone 5699 9000.
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Sunday Happy Hour and Members’ Draw
In addition to the dining options listed above, the Club will also be
hosting a Happy Hour from 5 to 6pm every Sunday offering
discounts on all tap beers, selected wine and basic spirits.
During this time the weekly Members' Draw will be conducted.
However, in a change from previous weeks, the chance to win will
increase as follows:
Draw Value 1: $500 - $900
Draw Value 2: $1,000 - $1,400
Draw Value 3: $1,500
Drawn once at 6:15pm
Drawn twice at 6:15pm
Drawn three times at 6:15pm
With this week’s draw currently standing at $1,500, there will be
three chances to find a winner. In order to claim the Members' Draw,
the winner must be present in the Lakeview Bar at the time of the
draw. If the winner is found on the first draw, the subsequent draws
will not be held.
May Wines and Beer of the Month
Enjoy our Wines of the Month for May at Lakeview Bar and The
Jabiru Restaurant.
Luella Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills
$7 glass | $30 per bottle
Coriole Redstone Shiraz, McLaren Vale Region
$7 glass | $30 per bottle
These wines are available while stocks last.
Beer of the Month: Matilda Bay - Ruby Tuesday
$4.50 pot I $7 schooner
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Upcoming Events
Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
New Members Welcome and Cocktail Party
We are proud to be hosting an event for Australia’s Biggest Morning
Tea (ABMT) again in 2015. ABMT is an annual event supporting the
Cancer Council QLD. In 2014, ABMT supporters have helped raise
$11.9 million. Every dollar raised helps to fund more cancer research,
prevention programs and support services.
On Friday 19 June the Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club Board
and Management will be hosting the second New Members
Welcome and Cocktail Party for 2015, welcoming new Equity
Members of the Club.
Our fun-filled morning will include fashion, beauty, lucky door prizes,
raffles with a wide range of prizes, and much more.
All Members are invited to attend the Cocktail Party from 6pm for
drinks and canapés followed by optional dining in The Jabiru
Restaurant. Attendance at the cocktail party is complimentary for
Members who dine in The Jabiru Restaurant afterwards.
Date:
Time:
Price:
Inclusions:
Tuesday 19 May 2015
9:30am – 11:30am
$40 per person I includes $5 donation to Cancer Council
Morning tea, champagne and orange juice on arrival,
raffles, a fashion parade and more
For bookings please contact Leesa Baumann on 5699 9000 or
email leesab@scgcc.com.au
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Price:
Friday 19 June 2015
6pm
The Pines Clubhouse Foyer
$20 per person if attending the cocktail party only. If you
are staying on to dine in The Jabiru Restaurant, the cocktail
party is complimentary. Please confirm when booking.
For bookings please contact Sophie Wilson on 5699 9000 or
email: sophiew@scgcc.com.au
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July 2013
MAY 2015
Monday
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club – Activities Calendar
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Friday
C
Fu ock
nc tai
t l
Canasta 9am ion
2
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
11
6
Mah Jong 9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm Masterpoint
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
Painting
12pm
Bridge Club
Masterpoint
12:30pm The Jabiru
12
13
Painting
12pm
Mah Jong 9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm
18
19
Bridge Club
Masterpoint
12:30pm The Jabiru
AB
M
TE
ve
nt
Australia’s
Biggest
Morning Tea
The Country Club
9.30am – 11.30am
Painting
12pm
25
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
Social Bridge
12:30pm
20
Mah Jong 9am
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis 6pm
14
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis 6pm
21
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis 6pm
Bridge Club
Masterpoint
12:30pm The Jabiru
26
Mah Jong 9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
Painting
12pm
7
27
Bridge Club
Masterpoint
12:30pm The Jabiru
Member and Resident
Cocktail Function
The Pines Clubhouse
Foyer 6:30pm
8
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
ini
Canasta 9am
n
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
g
Casual Dining 5 -7pm
9
Mah Jong 1pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
15
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
ini
ng
Canasta 9am
16
22
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis 6pm
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
Mah Jong 1pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
Casual Dining 5 -7pm
17
Breakfast in
Lakeview from 8am
Members’ Draw 6:15pm
23
24
Casual Dining 5 -7pm
Breakfast in
Lakeview from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Mah Jong 1pm
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
ini
ng
Canasta 9am
he
r’s
Da
Breakfast in
y
Lakeview from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
29
ot
Raffles from 5pm
Mah Jong 1pm
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
ini
Canasta 9am
ng
M
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
10
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
28
Breakfast in
Lakeview from 8am
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
5
3
Sunday
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Mah Jong 1pm
4
Saturday
Casual Dining 5 - 7pm
30
31
Breakfast in
Lakeview from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
Casual Dining 5 -7pm
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club | 07 5699 9000 | info@scgcc.com.au | www.sanctuarycovegolf.com.au
Please note: Not all events have locations
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MAY 2015
The Pines Golf Course
The Palms Golf Course
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club – Golf Calendar
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Friday
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
2
Saturday
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
3
Sunday
Billings Cup Final
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
4
Ladies’ Monthly
5
Medal
White Tees
6
Men’s
Single Stroke
Blue Tees
7
Ladies’ Single
Stableford and
Optional Away Day
8
Men’s 4BBB
Stableford
Blue Tees
9
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
10
Mother’s Day
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
11
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
12
13
Men’s Monthly
Medal
Black Tees
14
Ladies’ Monthly
Medal
Pines Cup
15
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
16
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
17
Member / Guest Day
Skins Event
12.30pm shotgun
Blue / Red Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
18
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
25
Ladies’ Sanctuary
Cove vs RQ
at Sanctuary Cove
4BBB Stableford
8:30am shotgun
19
26
Early Birds
Family Day
7:30am shotgun
20
Men’s
Single Stroke
Blue Tees
27
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
21
22
23
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
Red Tees
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Sanctuary Cove
Boat Show
Sanctuary Cove
Boat Show
Ladies’ 4 Ball
Aggregate
28
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
29
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Sanctuary Cove
Boat Show
30
Men’s Monthly Medal
Black / Blue Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
24
Sanctuary Cove
Boat Show
31
Sunday Fun Day
Medley 4BBB
Stableford
12.30pm shotgun
Blue / Red Tees
Winter Challenge
Round 1
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club | 07 5699 9000 | info@scgcc.com.au | www.sanctuarycovegolf.com.au
THE JABIRU
NEWSLETTER
JUNE 2015
July 2013
JUNE 2015
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club – Activities Calendar
1
8
15
Monday
2
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Tuesday
3
Wednesday
Painting
12pm
Mah Jong
9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm Masterpoint
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
9
Bridge Club
12:30pm
Masterpoint
10
Painting
12pm
Mah Jong
9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm Masterpoint
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
16
Bridge Club
12:30pm
Masterpoint
17
Painting
12pm
Mah Jong
9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
4
Thursday
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis
6pm
11
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis
6pm
18
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis
6pm
Bridge Club
12:30pm Masterpoint
22
29
23
24
Painting
12pm
Mah Jong
9am
Social Bridge
12:30pm
Beginners’ Bridge
Supervised Play
9:30am The Jabiru
30
Bridge Club
12:30pm
Masterpoint
25
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar
5 - 6pm
Social Tennis
6pm
5
Friday
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Bridge Club
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9am - improvers g
playing lessons
6
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
Ni Fr
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Canasta 9am inin
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7
Sunday
Breakfast in
Lakeview
from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Mah Jong 1pm
12
Saturday
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
13
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
Casual Dining
5 -7pm
14
Breakfast in
Lakeview
from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Mah Jong 1pm
Raffles from 5pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
19
Casual Dining 5 - 7pm
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
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Canasta 9am
ng
20
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
21
Breakfast in
Lakeview
from 8am
Mah Jong 1pm
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
New Members’
Cocktail Function
The Pines Clubhouse
Foyer 5:30pm
Casual Dining
5 -7pm
26
Ni Fr
gh ida
tD y
Canasta 9am ining
Bridge Club
9am - improvers
playing lessons
Mah Jong 1pm
Friday Night Dining
The Jabiru from 6pm
27
28
Breakfast in
Lakeview
from 8am
Happy Hour
Lakeview Bar 5 - 6pm
Members’ Draw
6:15pm
Casual Dining
5 -7pm
Painting
12pm
Social Bridge
12:30pm
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club | 07 5699 9000 | info@scgcc.com.au | www.sanctuarycovegolf.com.au
Please note: Not all events have locations
THE JABIRU
NEWSLETTER
JUNE 2015
JUNE 2015
The Pines Golf Course
The Palms Golf Course
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club – Golf Calendar
1
Monday
2
Ladies’ Canadian
Foursomes
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
4
Thursday
Ladies’ Monthly
Medal (May)
5
Friday
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Ladies’ Handicap
Championships
Qualifying Round
- Top 16 to qualify
8
Q
Bir uee
th n’s
da
Optional
y
Competitions
9
10
Men’s Single Stroke
Blue Tees
Single Stableford
Blue / Red Tees
11
Ladies’ Handicap
Championships
1st Round
Match Play
15
16
17
Men’s Monthly
Medal
Black Tees
18
Ladies’ Handicap
Championships
Quarter-Finals
Match Play
12
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
19
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
22
23
24
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
25
Ladies’ Monthly
Medal
WGGC Brooch
Round 1
GQ Brooch Round 4
29
Ladies’ 4BBB
Stableford
Red Tees
30
13
Men’s Monthly
Medal
Men’s Handicap
Championships
Qualifying Round
Black / Blue Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
20
Winter Solstice Day
7.30am and 12.15pm
shotgun starts
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
7
Sunday
Ladies’ 4BBB
Stableford
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
Ladies’ Monthly
Medal
White Tees
6
Saturday
26
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
Forward Red Tees
27
Men’s Single
Stableford
Blue Tees
Ladies’ Single
Stableford
14
Men’s Handicap
Championships
1st Round Match Play
Black / Blue Tees
Sunday Fun Day
4Ball Ambrose
12:30 shotgun start
Winter Challenge
Round 2
21
Men’s Handicap
Championship
Quarter Finals Match Play
am tee time
Men’s and Ladies
Handicap
Championship
Semi Finals Match Play
pm tee time
28
Men’s and Ladies
Handicap
Championships
Finals Match Play
Black / Blue / Red Tees
International Bowl
Round 2
Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club | 07 5699 9000 | info@scgcc.com.au | www.sanctuarycovegolf.com.au