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Friday 15th September 2023

 

COURSE CLOSED:

Please note that the course will be closed all day on Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th September. No play is permitted. TK and the team will be coring, sanding and seeding the greens. It was hoped that we could keep 9 holes open but as the weather is against us, the decision is to close the course for 2 days while the coring and maintenance of the greens is carried out. We have a very short window in which to carry out this much needed work on the greens. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.  

 

Weekly Update from TK and Green Staff:  

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It’s that time of the year (renovations). Everything has been tested and is on site ready to go. Our sand was delivered this morning and the boys are eager to get it out. We have tested all the irrigation so the greens won’t dry out so bring on Monday morning. Pray the weather doesn’t change. Thanks for your patience while the course is closed next Monday and Tuesday – we do appreciate it!.

 

Our 2023 Stroke Play Champions:

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As Mark Peck advised in his Captain’s Corner this week. Here are the photos of the winners receiving their trophies. And no – Mark did not win them all LOL!!

Senior Champion: David Farmer

Intermediate Champion: Ngatau Hemopo

Junior A Champion: Ian Dumbleton

Junior B Chamption: Kevin Kane from a playoff against Paul Hawkes.

Congratulations to all the winners.

 

The Great New Zealand Tee Off:

Karori Golf Club has joined 180 golf clubs across New Zealand to help raise funds for three great charities - The CatWalk Spinal Cord Injury Trust, Hope Without Fear & Movember.

The club has donated two tee times (to see tee times visit www.greatnzteeoff.co.nz). Members, general public and corporates will be able to bid for each of the tee times via the online fundraising platform GalaBid with all money raised going to the three charities. The auction begins on September 1 & runs till 8pm 27th September.

To register your interest or learn more about The Great New Zealand Tee Off visit www.greatnzteeoff.co.nz or follow on instagram @thegreatnzteeoff.

This is for 3 amazing great charities so please support this amazing event.

Twilight Golf: 

Daylight saving is coming and twilght golf will  be starting again on Thursday 5th October until April 2024. Tee off is from 4:30 - 5:15pm. 

Twilight Golf is open to ALL whatever your level. The cost is $20 per person which gives you 9 holes of golf and a gourmet BBQ as well as prizes. Bring your friends along for an enjoyable evening of golf and great clubroom atmosphere after the round. 

City of Wellington Classic:

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Put the 4th November in your diaries. This is Karori Golf Club’s premier event for 2023. Great prizes to be won. 2 Men’s Divisions and a Women’s Division. Entry fee for members is $40.

 

RESULTS FOR THE WEEK:

9-hole Midweek Ladies Report:

The 9 holers enjoyed another spectacular day for competing in their Tuesday ISTAS competition. Marge Alcock came a comfortable first, followed by Marion Thompson and third equal were Jane Campbell, Hilary Newby and Trish Titcombe. Some of the players were pleased to report there was a little more run than normal.  Thank you to the busy greenkeepers.

We were also fortunate to be joined for the second week by a new 9 hole member Lauren Robey. Welcome Lauren. We hope you enjoy your golfing with us.

Also we would like to wish all the members that are in poor health or injured, a very speedy recovery.

 

Wednesday Club:

Twenty-two golfers set forth in ideal conditions in a Stableford competition. Ossie was the winner on 40 points and took home a bottle of fine red wine. Ian Bates was second on 38 points. Balls were given down to 35 points. Our visitor, Nic Williams, was nearest the pin and can collect a ball for a $1 payment to the pig. Marcus had two twos (6th and 13th) and Jim Waters pitched in for a two on the 4th.

 

Two raffles were drawn. In the weekly cash raffle Christopher Pearce took the $20 first prize, with Graham Crocker taking $10 for second. In the Red & White wine raffle, Gunter won a couple of bottles of wine, and Mike Cox won a sleeve of Titleist TruFeel.

On the course this week:

Saturday 16th September:

Shootouts for 18-hole Mens and Ladies

Shootout for 9 Hole Ladies

Sunday 17th September:

Round 1 Club Championships (men and women

Sunday Club Day

Monthly Medal

Shootouts for 18-hole Mens and Ladies

Shootout for 9 Hole Ladies

Monday 18th September:

COURSE CLOSED

Tuesday 19th September:

COURSE CLOSED

Wednesday 20th September:

Wednesday Club

Thursday 21st September:

Course open all day.

 

CLUBHOUSE HOURS:

 

Monday:         10am-4pm

Tuesday:        8am-4pm  

Wednesday:   8am-4pm

Thursday:       8am-4pm

Friday:            8am-5pm

Saturday:       8am-5pm

Sunday:         8am-5pm

Thanks and have a great week.

 

Karori Golf Club
http://www.karorigolf.co.nz
(04) 476-7337
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