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Sports Trivia Night a Huge Success

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Raising funds for Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia Over 100 members and guests attended the Sports Trivia night held on Saturday 12 October at Breakers CC It is fair to say, the quizzers had their knowledge of sport tested. I would like thank John Daven from Prostate Cance Support Group Central Coast for attending and giving us  an insight into what the CC support group offers for  those having treatment for Prostate Cancer and the  support available to families who are affected by a lov one who has Prostate Cancer. Chipping and Putting skills put to the test with Lily  winning the putting after a playoff Chris Mott winning the  chipping. Guess the total number of items in the jar had guesses  ranging from 100 to 500. Kiara’s guess was closest with  210 items in the jar. The Axeman Calcutta auction took place raising another  $160. A raffle raised over $800, and we were very grateful to  our Sponsors for donating prizes. A big thank you to Gill Wilson and Angela Bainbridge,  assist
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Members If your not playing in the championships on Saturday there will be a medley stableford event run after the championships There will be limited slots open from 6pm tonight 

Axeman Shootout Results

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AXEMAN SHOOTOUT   FINAL   The final of the Axeman Shootout  was held  on Sunday the 13 th  with the finalists excited and nervous at the same time.  Most players had organised a caddie and it was good to see support for players out on the course. At the Trivia night, the Calcutta auction ,  the largest bid w as  for Darren Reeves, closely followed by Barry Hayward and Chris Mott.  With the drinks carts full and Trace O’Meara looking after the scoreboard, battle commenced. With David Lowe a late drop out, the remaining  nine finalists were able to have a warmup going down the first. The shootout started proper at the  second  with  several players struggling with downhill puts. The fourth hole creating somewhat of a surprise with Glenn Bainbridge eliminated. We h ad  three birdies on this hole from Barry Hayward, Darren  Reeves,  and Paul English. Glenn found the bunker  off the tee  and just missed his par putt. All  6  players that were left were playing good golf and you needed a par

Patrons Day Postponed

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  Members As our Patron Jeff Perry is having bsck ptoblems and wont be available for next week Patrons Day will be postpone until futher notice

AGM Nomination Form

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Members Please note that the nominations for the committee for next year are open and the nomination form is in the Pro shop. Bruce Grant  Secretary 

101 Club Rules

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Members  There has been some confusion re the rules around the 101 Club   The golf club did have a 103 club and a sign was printed and place on the notice boar in October 2022  At the June 2023 Committee meeting t was agreed that the 103 club would reduce to the 101 club with the following conditions:  Minimum age 75 years old Age and handicap must and up to 101    Players cannot use 101 conditions in the Club Championships. Foursomes and Mixed Foursomes or any NSW Golf sanctioned event (eg Keno Ambrose)]  101 Club Rules and Tees  To be eligible for the 101 club conditions players must be 75 years of age and over with a handicap of 26 Once a member is over 75 his handicap and age must total101 or over to be eligible to play from the following tees.    7th hole when blue markers are at the back you may hit from white.   8th and 17th holes you may hit from the yellow.  18th hole you may hit from the blue. 4.   On Saturday same as above for men.  THIS RULE APPLIES TO MON

Championships Conditions of PLay

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Men’s Club Championships 2024 The Club Championships will commence with a 36 Holes Qualifying Stroke Event. Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th October.  Matchplay - Round 3 Saturday October 19th  Round 4 Sunday October 20th   Round 5 Final Saturday November 2nd •  Rounds 1 and 2 tee times and groups will be seeded in handicaps by the Committee  A Grade 0 - 12  B Grade 13 - 19  C Grade 20 - 36  •  All handicaps will remain static for the 5 rounds.  The Veterans Championships   is for all members over 55 and is only played over Round 1 & Round 2 of 36 holes.  • There will be an 18 Hole Stroke and Net daily Competition for Round 1 & Round 2 played under Championship handicaps.  • Players are requested to be ready for their tee times 15 minutes prior to tee off.  • Any player(s) late for their allocated tee time will be disqualified under rule 6-3.  • This event is under direct control of the Breakers Men’s Golf Committee. All protests and disputes must be referred to the Golf Match C