Narooma Golf Club

06/12/2024

🎉 Ham Raffles Tonight!🐷🎁

Join us at Narooma Golf Club for a fun-filled evening of raffles and prizes! We’ve got 40 delicious hams up for grabs, along with plenty of other fantastic prizes!

Raffle starts at 7pm

Don’t miss out – bring your friends and family for a chance to win and enjoy the festive vibes. See you here!

06/12/2024

Over the last few days Santa swapped the North Pole for the 19th hole, and we had the talented Tara from daisyhillphotography capturing all the magic! 🎅📸 Families, guests, and even our staff got in on the fun, creating unforgettable memories and some seriously festive photos. A big thanks to Tara for making sure no one missed their moment with Santa🍹 And of course, a huge shoutout to our incredible bar staff for keeping everyone refreshed with delicious cocktails and cold beers. Cheers to a jolly good time! See you again soon Santa🍸🍻

05/12/2024

🎄🎁 Christmas Ham Raffles This Saturday Night!🎁🎄

We've got 40 hams up for grabs along with other amazing prizes to make your holiday season extra special, 7pm.

05/12/2024

05/12/2024

Santa on the course - living his best Narooma life

05/12/2024

Christmas photos from 3pm today! See you soon, no booking’s necessary 🎅🎄

03/12/2024

🌮🍹 Margs & tacos with a side of salty air! Come vibe with us at Narooma Golf Club.

02/12/2024

THURSDAY 28th NOVEMBER

Conditions were not easy for the field of 136 players where only seven players bettered their handicap and three equalled it. Hal Fraser took out A Grade with an outstanding score of 43 points off his handicap of
11 with Ian Miller runner-up on 38 points, while David Bennett edged out Colin Holmes on countback on 37 points to finish in third place. In B Grade Ian Carter prevailed with 38 points off his handicap of 18, with Eddie Harvey from Hope Island in second place on 36 points. A five-way countback on 35 points gave third place to Peter Hunt ahead of Michael Greenwood from Bermagui, Chris Goldsmith, Kevin Phillips and Wayne Houston. John Hasler won C Grade with 37 points off his handicap of 23 on countback from Tony Hunt with Ed Haysom third on 36 points.

The nearest-the-pin winners were David Southwell from Darwin on 3, Peter Miller and Mark Westwood on 9, Allan Maddison on 14 and Barry Wellard on 17, while the ball competition went down to all on 33 points. RGI

02/12/2024

“That’s a wrap for the Narooma Golf Club Women’s Seahorse Classic 2024! 🌊⛳ Despite a day of rain and a day of sunshine, the spirit of the game shone through. A huge thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and made this event a success. We can’t wait to see you all again next year!

30/11/2024

Morning Fuel for Golfers! ☀️⛳️
Ready for the Women's Seahorse classic? Our café opens at 8:30 AM with fresh coffee and warm Bacon & Egg Rolls to kick-start your day! 🥓🍳☕
Swing by before you hit the greens and fuel up for a winning round!

29/11/2024

🏌️‍♂⛳️Women's Seahorse Classic Golfers ⛳️🏌️‍♀️
Start your day right! Our café opens at 8:30 AM with fresh coffee and Bacon & Egg Rolls to fuel your game. 🥓🍳☕ See you bright and early!

28/11/2024

🎅✨ SANTA TIME🎄📸

Bring the kids down to Narooma Golf Club on Thursday 5th & Friday 6th December for a Golfie Photo with Santa on the green!

No bookings necessary—just swing by, and get your festive photos sorted, make some magical memories at the golf club!

It’s the perfect way to capture the season, and the kids will love it! 🏌️‍♂️🎅

See you there!

27/11/2024

Its that time of month again... TIME FOR TRIVIA.
See you all tonight from 6.30pm.
New players welcome 😁

25/11/2024

A Special Swing on Marine Drive

The 12th Annual Marine Drive Golf Challenge brought neighbors together for another memorable round. This year’s smaller field of 10 players didn’t dampen the fun, as Heather McMillan claimed the 2024 title, with Rod Shepherd taking home the "Best Other Gender" (aka BOG) honor.

Though modest in size, the event proved big on spirit, keeping this cherished community tradition alive and well.

24/11/2024

THURSDAY 21st NOVEMBER

The dry conditions continued for the field of 145 golfers where Craig Milroy took out A Grade with 40 points off his handicap of 6, while Peter Miller edged out David Bennett on countback on 39 points to take second place. In B Grade Steve Dobson had the best score of the day with
44 points off his handicap of 18, while Ian Carter took second position with 39 points on countback from Geoff Lanham. In C Grade Peter James found form with 42 points off his handicap of 23, while Campbell Telford from Victoria and Paul Brodie from Kiama filled the minor positions with
39 and 38 points respectively.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Don Waterfield on 3, David Bennett, Graeme Sawyer and Ray Hille on 9, Geoff Lanham on 14 and Justin Bennett on 17, while the ball competition went most of the way down the 33 points range.

SATURDAY 23rd NOVEMBER

Some outstanding scores were registered in favourable conditions for the field of 160 players where Paul Lefel posted a sub-par round to take out A Grade with 42 points off his handicap of 5 with Dominic Connaughton and Trevor Breust in the minor positions on 40 and 39 points respectively. Dorelle Monteith prevailed in B Grade with 40 points off her handicap of 14, while Ross Giblett edged out Matthew Klose on countback on 39 points to finish runner-up. In C Grade junior Ethan Anderson had a day to remember after scoring 55 points off his handicap of 28 to blitz the field ahead of another junior in Jack Westoll on 41 points. Needless to say, the handicapper had the last say. Almost as an afterthought, Karen Rudd finished in third place on 40 points.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Steve Wyatt on 3, Ian Lowe, Robert Ackling and Bec Smart on 9, Ethan Anderson on 14 and Ben Ritchie on 17, while the balls went halfway down the 33 points range. RGI

22/11/2024

Usual Suspects are back with their biggest event to date! Kicking off the night with their signature courtyard party from 4pm, followed by the main room stage from 8pm-late. Two stages, 8 hours of entertainment, what better way to kick off the silly season! Grab your early bird tickets at https://events.humanitix.com/narooma-golf-club-21-dec

17/11/2024

THURSDAY 14th NOVEMBER

Benign weather conditions greeted the field of 144 players where A Grade was taken out by Justin Bennett with 40 points off his handicap of 6 , while a five-way countback on 37 points gave the minor positions to Ricky Falconer and Bob Knipler, with Jackson Taylor, Dominic Connaughton and Tony Rudd missing out. In B Grade Sam Rees from Bermagui posted the highest score of the day with 43 points off his handicap of 18 with Ross Giblett runner-up on 41 points. Bill Anderson edged out Bernie Krueger on countback on 39 points to finish in third place. In C Grade Alex Gardner took the honours with 39 points off his handicap of 22, albeit on countback from Ian Lowe, while a countback on 37 points gave third place to Norm Watson ahead of Andrew Barry.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Ian McManus from Tuross Head on 3, Peter Miller and Nicholas Townsin from Pambula-Merimbula on 9, and Greg Holmes on both 14 and 17, while the ball competition went three-quarters of the way down the 33 points range.

SATURDAY 16th NOVEMBER

Strong winds made good scoring difficult for the large field of 178 players, with long-term visiting groups swelling the numbers. In fact, because of the conditions, only two players bettered their handicap and seven equalled it. Stephen Allen took out A Grade with the day's best score of 39 points off his handicap of 11 with Matt George runner-up on
37 points, while Ben Sealey edged out Scott Harris on countback on 36 points to finish third. In B Grade Bill Anderson was the winner with 36 points off his handicap of 15, while a four-way countback on 35 points gave the minor positions to Kent Owen and Bernie Krueger, with Peter O'Kane and Neil Bridge from Branxton missing out. In C Grade a countback on 36 points decided all positions, with first place going to Kevin Evans off a handicap of 25 ahead of Jock Munro and Karen Rudd. Andrew Barry was unlucky for the second time this week.

The nearest-the-pin winners were Peter O'Kane on 3, Colin Pratt and Peter Jones on 9,Murray Walpole on 14 and Ricky Falconer , while the balls went three-fifths of the way down the 31 points range.

In the last club event of the year to be finalised, Scott Park and Paul Sweeney prevailed over Phil Haynes and Robert Hudson to win the Patron's Trophy. RGI