Women's Golf at Bega
Weekly Golf Results 2025
News:
- Woo hoo!! The Pennant team celebrating! The ladies won today 6 nil against Tura Beach, this means they are the Southern Division winners. At this stage the Northern Division has one more game to play.
Wendy Hergenhan won 4/3, Debbie Roberts 2up, Kerry Carter 2/1, Janet Furnell 6/4 & Annette Britten 3/2, what great wins.
What a team. Thank you to the ladies who catered, the toasties were very well received. - The Pambula/Merimbula Open is on 5th & 6th July....Annette has asked me to remind you that entries close next week! The entry sheet etc is in the ladies' room.
June Summaries
Saturday 14th
A cool morning turned into a beautiful day for golf.
The winner of the June Weekend Medal was Janet Furnell, with 80 nett, doing well after her great Pennant win yesterday.
R/U was Robyn Kilkelly with 88, both winning a ball. Veronica Coman was the winner of the Putting with 33 putts.
Monday 16th
On a cold winter’s Monday 8 ladies braved the elements to play back nine stroke event. A good game was had by all with the best off the stick
Angie Woods our winner for today Thanks to Maree Hergenhan for running the comp today.
Wednesday 17th
Women's & Junior Clinics
Clinics are on hold at the moment due to the Pennant season. Email for any further information:
Women's June Competition Results:
Wednesday Results
Nine Hole Wednesday Results
Saturday Results
Nine Hole Monday Results
Rule of the Week
R&A Rules of Golf
Restrictions on touching sand in bunkers (Rule 12.2b).
Firstly, it is important to understand when you are not allowed to touch sand in a bunker:
- You must not deliberately touch sand in a bunker with a hand, club, or another object to test the condition of the sand to learn information for the next stroke.
- You must not touch sand in a bunker with a club in the area right in front of or right behind the ball, in making a practice swing or in making the backswing for a stroke, even if any of these actions were accidental.
If you were to touch sand in a bunker in any of these situations you would get the general penalty. However, there are times when you are allowed to touch sand in a bunker without penalty, including in the following situations:
- Digging in with your feet to take a stance of a practice swing or the stroke,
- Placing your clubs, equipment or other objects in the bunker,
- Measuring, marking, lifting or replacing your ball, or
- Leaning on a club to rest, stay balanced or prevent a fall.
