Women's Golf at Bega
Weekly Golf Results 2026
News:
News from the Tura Beach Open
There was also success at the Tura Beach Open, where Wendy and Mia Rawlins Cooke scored 40 points, as did Kerry and Debbie, who each won a ball. Wendy continued her remarkable raffle-winning streak by taking home two more prizes, including an air fryer, which she plans to gift to a family member. As Wendy wisely noted, “One can only have so many air fryers.” At this rate, she may soon be banned from buying raffle tickets!
Next Wednesday, we look forward to welcoming a group of ladies from Bermagui, who will be joining us for a game while their course is closed for maintenance.
September Summaries
Saturday. - 12th
Another enjoyable Stableford competition was held today, with Tammy Edmonds taking the win on 35 points after a countback from runner-up Leanne Illich. Both Tammy and Leanne won balls, along with Janet Furnell, who finished close behind on 34 points. The newly opened 8th green also provided some extra interest, with at least one lady reportedly having a memorable “bunker experience”.
Wednesday - 29th
18 Hole Competition
Today’s Par competition produced some excellent results, with Barbara Ubrihien taking the win on a wonderful +9. Barbara was delighted to have “finally got it all together”, perhaps helped along by a good run of form. Veronica Coman was runner-up with +2 and also claimed the second-shot nearest-the-pin prize. Balls went to Barbara, Veronica and Wendy Hergenhan, who finished on +1.
There were plenty of strong scores across the field, along with several handicap reductions.
There was also a mystery on the 7th hole when Gillian’s ball was seen heading towards the large drain on the right, only to disappear completely. Leaves were scraped away, the drain cover was lifted, and a thorough search was made — but still, no ball was found!
9 Hole Competition
Meanwhile, the Bega 9-hole lady golfers played a Stableford competition on the front nine this morning. Despite chilly conditions and blustery winds at times, Sheila Schilling came in with an impressive 26 points to take the win. Well played, Sheila.
Monday Report - 31st August
Women's & Junior Clinics
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Women's September Competitions:
Wednesday 9th Par
Yellow 10-18 Stableford
Saturday 12th Tura Open / Stableford
Sunday 13th Tura Open
Monday 14th Yellow 10-18 Stableford
Wednesday 16th Stableford
Yellow 1-9 Stableford
Saturday 19th Stableford
Monday 21st Yellow 10 – 18 Stableford
Wednesday 23rd Irish Fourball
Yellow 1-9 Stableford
Saturday 26th 18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIPS Rd 1 (MEDAL OF
MEDAL)
Monday 28th 9 Hole Championships Rd 1 1-9 Stroke
Wednesday 30th 18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIPS Rd 2
- School Holidays September 28th – October 9
Women's September Competition Results:
Wednesday Results
Nine Hole Wednesday Results
Saturday Results
Nine Hole Monday Results
Rule of the Week
Rule of the Week
R&A Rules of Golf
Rule 18.2a
When Ball Is Lost or Out of Bounds
(1) When Ball Is Lost. A ball is lost if not found in three minutes after the player or their caddie begins to search for it. If a ball is found in that time but it is uncertain whether it is the player’s ball:
- The player must promptly attempt to identify the ball (see Rule 7.2) and is allowed a reasonable time to do so, even if that happens after the three-minute search time has ended.
- This includes a reasonable time to get to the ball if the player is not where the ball is found.
If the player does not identify their ball in that reasonable time, the ball is lost. (2) When Ball Is Out of Bounds. A ball at rest is out of bounds only when all of it is outside the boundary edge of the course. A ball is in bounds when any part of the ball:
- Lies on or touches the ground or anything else (such as any natural or artificial object) inside the boundary edge, or
- Is above the boundary edge or any other part of the course.
- A player may stand out of bounds to play a ball on the course.
The R&A Rules of Golf Explained - Ball lost or Out of Bounds
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