- 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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congratulations Noah Lambert on winning the July monthly medal, thank you to total earthworx and cuppa grinder for their sponsorship. thank you to our new sponsor of the 2nd shot NTP, REILLYS WINES, who have donated a bottle of wine every week as the prize
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Tonight, there'll be a game on the screen in the bar, and plenty of footy talk.
Don’t bother checking your phone, just walk in.
The score, any controversy, the loudest opinions and the biggest footy fans in town will be here already.
#FootyBanters #PrinceBarChat #Kapunda
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Kapunda Golf Club Weekly Report
It was a very busy week last week both with the golf and for the volunteers cleaning up after the stormy weather. They did an excellent job tidying up debris to enable golfers a free run with only minor obstructions.
I think the forecast for Wednesday must have scared a few of the ladies off as only half a dozen players fronted up for the 3rd round of the Captain’s Trophy stroke round. There were probably also a number saving themselves for the foursomes on the Friday.
Kathy Stubing warmed up for Friday with the best score of the day being a nett 76. Karen Farmer also got in a good warm up round of 78. Sandy McInnes rounded out the top three with her 79.
On Friday 44 women competed in the Mid North G.A. Ladies Foursomes in perfect conditions with several of the locals amongst the prizes. Jodie Hayward teamed up with Leanne Robert’s from the BVGC to finish gross runners up in the Silver division just two shots behind the winners.
The Bronze division gross result was an all Kapunda affair with Karen Farmer and Jenny Menzel winning the day with their score of a round 100. Carole Molloy and Kathy Stubing were three shots back in 2nd place.
In between on the Thursday the lads played in their monthly stroke round with Allan Jenner having the day’s best round of nett 72 to win the B grade. Howie Jacques had the next best score of 73 and had to settle for a ball. Sal Hambour played well for a nett 74 to win the A grade by a shot from Kiwi and Boris. The C grade came down to a countback between two veterans with the leftie Terry Fidler having the better of German after both carded pretty good 75’s. Franky did have a win in the putting comp to make up for it. Yes that’s right, Franky won the putting comp!
Other better scores were carded by Barry Partridge with 74 and Chris Lambert with 75 including the best back nine of 21 points. Pete Edwards won the front nine with a similar score prior to leaving on his trek west.
Mal Chomik took home the NTP on the 6th, Simon Marsden on the 15th and Pegs mishit tee shot on the 18th turned out good enough to get a ball.
There is always a bit of banter around who gets the better of the conditions on Saturdays, the morning or afternoon tees. Well last weekend was a bit of six of one as some niggly showers caught both groups out at various stages. The results of the day would suggest no group was worse off than the other with first off Adrian Harris winning the day with a very impressive 41 points to take home the Karen and Seds Jnr daily prize.
In one of the last groups to tee off was Griggy who won the A grade with an equally impressive 39 points. Tim Scheer was next best in the grade with 37 points followed by Tony Mudge on 36 after winning a countback with Andy Peters and Willow.
O’s carded a very good 38 points to win the B grade. A three way countback was required for the minor placings a shot back with Chris Howell coming home ahead of Steven Watson with Dennis Miller relegated to 4th. Skipper Jaimie carded 36.
New comer youngster Noah Lambert also carded 38 points to lead home the rest of the C graders. Von Altus carded 36 points and veteran Reggie Staehr, who nearly gave the game away six months ago, picked up himself a bit of cash with his 35.
Doc Carson picked up a couple of prizes with the NTP on the 6th and the A grade long drive. Ben Prior was the closest on the 15th and Steve Watto collected the NTP on the 18th. Rocket Ellis almost holed out his second shot on the 2nd to claim the Skipper’s prize.
Other long drives went to Pete Collins in the B grade and Franky made it an unlikely double for the week with the longest, straightest C grade drive. Karen Farmer was the best of the women.
The recent rains have certainly greened up the course and conditions are excellent at the moment for some good scoring.
Stableford rounds are the order of the day for both Wednesday and Thursday and Total Earthworx’s Mark Launer will be back from his overseas vintage motorcycle tour for the Saturday stroke round and Monthly Medal.
Happy and dry warm golfing for all.
Teed off.
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Couple of specials on the board
Quesadilla of the week is Greek chicken with tzatziki, hommus,feta, red onion cucumber and tomato salsa. Served with chips. $23 (pictured)
Osso bucco and mashed potato pie served with chips. $22
Both available dine in and takeaway until sold out.
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Thursday Comp Results and by the way Peter Hahn had a hole in one on the 6th. Well done Pete.
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