Breakers Men's Golf Blog

 FRIDAY CHATTER SEPT 19th Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Awareness week sponsored by Lance Harrigan Tomorrow Saturday and Sunday . Plenty of prizes for everyone in all sorts of  categories. FOURSOME CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER  BOOKING SHEET IN PRO'S SHOP ENTRY CLOSES NEXT WEDNESDAY .

  OAM PRESENTATION . Life member and Patron, Lance Harrigan receiving his well deserved OAM at government house with his wife Aiki.

Axeman This Weeks Top 10 There is still time to make your $20 donation to play in the Axeman shootout. 9 more opportunities to post a winning score .   Axeman 1st Round              Division 1   Handicap 0 -18.    Name Score Gavin Hunt 39 Scott Blackmore 36 Brad Callanan 35 Brad Stewart 34 John Roche 33                Division  2.   Handicap 19  -36    Name Score Darren Reeves 39 Callum Ford 39 Chris Seaman 39 Barry Hayward 39 Stephen Deane 38  

 FRIDAY CHATTER 5TH SEPTEMBER Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Axeman Shootout Starts this week only one off cost of $20.00 with all funds going to prostate cancer. Even if you can't play a great cause to make a donation to and remember Mounties match funds raised dollar for dollar. Awareness week sponsored by Lance Harrigan starts Tuesday 9th with Saturday and Sunday being transfered to  20th and 21st September. Plenty of prizes for everyone in all sorts of  categories. Trivia Night 11th October put it in your diary. 101 CLUB As at tomorrow Sat 6th your tees on the 8th will be "BLACK" and on the 17th "RED".  Just remember B comes before R . SUNDAY MIXED COMP Sunday 26th October an 8 week trial will start for a mixed competition starting at 11.00 am, each Sunday. The ladies committee have offered to run this event, but all members are welcomed. REMINDER TO PICK UP YOUR BALLS BEFORE YOU LOOSE THEM. CONGRATULATIONS TO DIETER  HAJDUK Eagles nest on th 4th/ 13th

 WHAT'S ON IN SEPTEMBER Axeman Shoot Out The first of 10 qualifying rounds coincides with Prostate Cancer Awareness Week, which starts on  Tuesday 9 th  September 2025.  $20 ENTRY FEE - GOES TO SUPPORT PROSTATE CANCER RESEARCH Payment can be made at the Pro Shop, Friday night draw.   Or BSB 062735, Account 10468299 Men's competitions throughout September gives you the opportunity to compete in the final SHOOTOUT, 12 Oct Prizes  $100 1 st  $50 Runner Up, all 10 finalist win a prize. Prostate Cancer Awareness Week Starts Tuesday 9th September,  Saturday 13th, Sunday 14th. Lots of prizes Donated by Lance Harrigan Closest to the Pin lucky, card draws etc

  Please find below the Senior Order of Merit Fortnightly Update for both men and women. We encourage you to mark your calendars with the "Entries Open" dates. These competitions are in high demand, and spots are filled quickly—early registration is highly recommended to secure your participation. CARNARVON SENIORS Date: Monday, September 15th, 2025 Event: SOOM - 2025 NSW Senior Open Qualifying Event Age Eligibility: Over 50 Years Venue: Carnarvon Golf Club Entries Open: Now Entries Close: Friday, September 5th, 2025 Click here to enter.   MONASH SENIORS Date:  Thursday, September 18th, 2025 Event:  SOOM  Age Eligibility:  Over 55 Years Venue:  Monash Country Club Entries Open:  Now Entries Close:  Thursday, September 4th, 2025 Click here to enter. NSWVGA STROKEPLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Date: Monday, September 22nd - Thursday, September 25th, 2025 Event: SOOM  Age Eligibility: O...

  FATHER AND SON "PORT CUP" A select group of elite Central Coast golfers braved the elements last weekend to contest the annual Father & Son Port Cup . While some may complain about our own course conditions, they pale in comparison to the soggy fairways of Del Rio . Despite a glimpse of sunshine, gum boots were still the preferred footwear, and the greens—unmowed for weeks—were more “shaggy paddock” than “championship surface.” The fathers’ team, featuring seasoned Breakers members Bone, Whalan and Searle —all previous Port Cup champions—put up a spirited fight. However, on this occasion the younger brigade proved too strong, soundly defeating their more experienced opponents. Former regulars Leary and Ball were unavailable this year, but were quick to declare from afar that the fathers’ downfall was “inevitable” without their presence. Another memorable Port Cup, full of laughs, mud, and a reminder that youth—and perhaps fresher legs—often has the final say. Compe...