Women's Golf @ Bega Country Club
Weekly Golf Results 2024
Women's Championships will be held on the following dates:
Perfect golf weather today, numbers were down with some playing Foursome’s Matchplay.
Winner today was Barbara Ubrihien ( a holiday makes the difference) with 38. NTP was Kate Walker.
Names are needed for the return Tathra Interclub at Tathra on Tuesday October 1st.
Beautiful day on golf course today we changed to back nine as 24 players were booked on course.
8 players played stableford and Gloria is back with us
With bonus points and 10th hole
1st Angie Wood
2nd Sheila Schilling
3rd Barbara Chambers
Putting Maree Hergenhan
Hope to see more players next week.
Next week’s report will be via email, no Facebook.
Looks like spring has sprung, with the sighting of a lovely duck family with 12or 13 chicks this week.
What a relief to not have that terrible wind today, the only good it did was give us a fair bit of RUN!
The best Stableford score today was Barbara Ubrihien with a lovely 43, just ahead of Kate Walker with 41. Balls went to both ladies & Monica Cullen with 37.
NTP winners were Elyse Cuzner on the 9th & Kate Walker on the 18th.
Angie Wood was the winner of the Wednesday 9hole competition.
Good luck to all those playing in the Bermagui Open this weekend.
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Please note! Not all competitions can be booked through OneGolf just yet, as we transition to the new system for all members.
Competitions:
Rule of the Week
If you are in a situation where you don’t want to or don’t think you can play your ball, you always have the option of taking relief under the unplayable ball Rule. You are the only person who can decide that your ball is unplayable, and this can be done anywhere on the golf course except when your ball lies in a penalty area. If your ball is in a penalty area, your only relief option is to take relief under the penalty area Rule.
When you decide that your ball is unplayable, you have three relief options, all for one penalty stroke. Your first option is to go back to the spot of your previous stroke and play again (stroke and distance relief). Your second option is to go back as far as you’d like and drop on the line from the hole through the spot where the ball lies (back-on-the-line relief). Your third option is to drop anywhere within two club-lengths of where your ball lies, no closer to the hole (lateral relief).