Friday 21st November, Carnarvon Golf Club.
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Nett |
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| Alan Grieve | 74 | Alan Grieve (7) | 67 |
| Darron Watt | 80 | Jim Glenday (21) * | 72 |
| Phillip Baird | 80 | Lachlan Wilson (8) | 73 |
| Lachlan Wilson | 81 | Andrew Baker (11) | 74 |
| Andrew Baker | 85 | Stephen Nyul (34) | 74 |
* Since the scratch winner cannot win both the scratch and the nett, Jim Glenday was declared the nett winner on the day.
 Alan Grieve – 2014 Scratch Winner
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 Jim Glenday – 2014 Handicap Winner
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Full results Sheet |
AGHS events are played with pre-1940 original wooden shafted clubs. Original clubs restored or repaired in the manner of the hickory era are allowed. Replicas are not allowed. About two weeks before each event Members will receive an email flyer giving details of the event. Time and energy permitting we will try to send the flyer by post where we do not have a Member’s email address.
All the events scheduled by the Society are listed on this separate calendar view.
The Australian Golf Heritage Society Museum’s collection of golfing equipment, photographs and documents tells the story of golf in Australia. We have a number of permanent displays as well as temporary exhibitions, and an extensive library.
Just opened on 12 April is Golf and War, our exhibition to commemorate the centenary of the ANZAC landings at Gallipoli.
Golf and War looks at how golfers responded to Australia’s involvement in conflicts. Amateur and professional, men and women are profiled. Some were decorated, others were prisoners of war. All had their lives interrupted.
The exhibition also looks at how golfers at home responded to war such as fundraising efforts and the use of golf courses by the military. Golf clubs played a part in remembering the servicemen’s experiences with annual golf ‘digger days’.
You can visit Golf and War on Sundays 10am – 4pm or by appointment. Entry is free.
The Museum can give advice on collecting, preserving and restoring old or antique golf clubs and other golfing artefacts.
The Golf Museum is proudly sponsored by Golf Mart and supported by Golf NSW, the PGA of Australia, and Museums & Galleries New South Wales. Premises are provided through the generosity of Mr. Denis Brosnan.
