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This challenging nine hole course is set in scenic countryside, providing the golfer with manicured greens and a relaxed country atmosphere.

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April 4, 2022
  • Only 75 kilometres from Adelaide, enjoy a game of golf and visit Australia’s oldest mining town.
  • Visiting groups and social clubs are welcome with food catering available upon request.
  • Excellent cabin accommodation and caravan sites are available adjacent to the golf course.

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To Wednesday twilight golfers,
The temperature will exceed the KGC hot weather policy.
The course will be closed and no competition will be held 12/2/25
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If anyone has any connections with upstairs can you please get them to send some rain? The course and gardens could really do with a drop or two at the moment to save the hardworking volunteers a bit of effort. I think you would all agree the course is holding up pretty well considering.
The fillies had a very nice day last weekend for their stableford round and a good roll up was in attendance. This week it was a couple of Div 1 players who topped the leaderboard with Helen Day putting aside all her work on the new POS system to come in with 38 points. Ever reliable Kathy Stubing was just a shot back. The Div 2 was also a very tight affair with four players coming in with 35 points each. Jan Owen was the winner of the countback in front of Sandy, Tine and Marie.
Later in the afternoon a good group of wannabe golfers came out for 9 holes of twilight. As always, a score in the 20+ points range was required to win on the night.
A new name has popped up on the leaderboard with Russell Pomery having a great round of 24 points, just a couple of shots over par. Local baker extraordinaire Li’tl Mo also shot the lights out with 22 as did Shaun Kowald.
Adam Fiedler was the best of the “non golfers” with an impressive 20 points.
A couple of the Johnson lads have some obvious sporting genes with both Tyler and Lachie carding 23 points apiece. Well done lads, I’m sure there is more where that come from.
The following day a field of 46 players enjoyed perfect conditions for the Thursday stableford round. No one enjoyed the conditions more than Fatty Allen who carded a magnificent 42 points to win the overall and B grade money. Then it was back to bar duty!
Warren Mills probably enjoyed the day as much as John claiming the A grade with 40 points and also picking up the jackpot hole. A good day out indeed. Trevor Bateman is never shy in taking money so he was quick to put out his hand for the C grade prize with 38 points. Poor old Fids (snr) had one of his better rounds and received a ball for his 40 point effort. The quartet of Stephen McInnes, Tel Harris, Seagull and Jimmy Smyth also grabbed a ball for 39 points while Steve Watto and Rob Hancock carded 38’s.
NTP’s went to Pegs, Seds and honeymooner Steve Jones. Warren and Fatty won the front and back nines respectively with 23 points each.
Saturday’s warm conditions couldn’t put off the field of 90 plus players out for another stableford round. Once again it was tight at the top of the leaderboard with no less than four players carding very good scores of 40 points and another seven just a shot back on 39. I’m sure there were a lot of “if only” stories!
President Catfish wound back the clock to claim the main countback to win the captain’s prize. Youngster Sam Watson (yes, another left hander) continues to make his way to a single figure handicap and he won the A grade. Karen Farmer improved her score from Wednesday by 14 points to relegate Mick Evan’s to runner up in the C grade. Gary Patterson from Eudunda once already had the B grade sown up comfortably with 39 points. ANOTHER leftie, Boo Menzel, was runner up with 36.
It took a three way countback in the A grade to see who picked up the second place money and it was Kiwi who forgot to put the hand brake on for his Murray Downs handicap who came in ahead of Cuppa Trimper and Pratty, all on 39 points. The other three 39ers were Geezer, Rodney Buckley and Smithy who was just warming up for the holiday Monday round.
Several nice eagles on the weekend from Mal Chomik on the 17th and both Donuts and Doc on the 7th. The wind must have switched around at some stage!
Doc (leftie) also picked up the A grade long drive as did Joe (leftie) and Smithy in the B and C grades and Jan Owen for the women.
Visitor Shawn Noack came out for a rare round and he picked up the Clare castle NTP on the 18th. Eugene (leftie) had the best shot into the 6th/15th for the POW prize and Warren Mills collected the Captain’s second shot NTP.
The holiday Monday saw a field of 38 brave the very hot conditions for an early shotgun start stableford round.
Grant Smith improved on his very good Saturday round to win the day with 42 big points. Doc had another day out with 39 points while the trio of Neil Morrison, Nigel Hayes and Clive Shelbourn all carded 38. Eugene and fatty both played well again for 37 each. NTP’s went to Dale Elleray (PLayford Lakes GC) and Rusty.
Looks like the scorching hot weather might do the right thing and hold off until after the weekend for this week’s golf. Good (not often) hitting.

Teed off.
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A rain dance

Don't be greedy. All golf courses need it.🤔😂

Will see what I can do

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