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Congratulations to Alejandro Carpio on securing this year’s Patron’s Cup, following an impressive display of consistency across two consecutive Saturdays.
The Par event, always a true test of play, discipline and course management, saw Carpio rise to the challenge with outstanding scores of +1 in the opening round and a superb +6 in the final round.
Carpio’s performance was enough to narrowly edge out defending champion Josh Greenaway, who put up a spirited defense of his title with scores of +5 and square over the two rounds.
In what proved to be a closely contested event, Carpio’s strong finish ultimately made the difference, earning him well deserved recognition as this year’s Patron’s Cup champion.

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Below are some images of the winners from our Annual Presentation Evening.  It was a fantastic night of camaraderie and celebration.
We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Councillor Hugh Woodgate for attending on behalf of our Patron, Mayor Dixson.
A special acknowledgement to Irving Selby, who celebrated an incredible 40 years of membership at Woollahra Golf Club—an outstanding milestone and a wonderful contribution to the Club.

 
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After three rounds of the Mixed Pennant competition, with 35 clubs represented across seven groups of five, Woollahra Golf Club is very well positioned.
Our group includes Lynwood, Cronulla, Gordon and Pennant Hills.
Each club hosts one match and does not play, meaning all teams contest four away matches, ensuring a level playing field.
Results to date:Match 1: vs Lynwood at Cronulla – Win 4.5–0.5 + Reserve winMatch 2: vs Cronulla at Gordon – Rain abandoned, match halvedMatch 3: vs Gordon at Pennant Hills – Win 3–2 + Reserve win
On 8 February, Woollahra hosts and does not play. Of particular interest, the two other contenders in our group — Cronulla and Pennant Hills — face off against each other on that day.
We then travel to Lynwood on 15 February for our final group match against Pennant Hills, where everything will be decided.
At this stage, it’s shaping up as a three-horse race between Woollahra,

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Vietnam Golf Trip – April 6 to 13
Join Paul Hausman for an unforgettable golf experience in Vietnam, combining world-class courses, great company, and seamless travel — all hosted by the professionals you know and trust.
This 7-night golf tour includes 4 rounds of golf at outstanding Vietnamese courses, with the trip accompanied by Woollahra Golf Professional Paul Hausman and PGA Professional Piers Lloyd. From tee to green, they’ll be on hand throughout the tour to ensure a relaxed, enjoyable and memorable experience for all involved.
Vietnam offers a unique blend of spectacular golf, vibrant culture, exceptional cuisine and warm hospitality — making it an ideal destination for a golf escape. Whether you’re travelling with friends or looking to join a like-minded group of members, this trip promises great golf and even better memories.
Trip highlights:

Dates: 6–13 April

7 nights accommodation

4 rounds of golf

Hosted by Paul Hausman and Piers Lloyd

Designed exclusively for Woollahra members

Places are

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After last weekend’s heavy rain, many Members will have seen “Lake Woollahra” in front of the 7th tee. Many may have thought that this shin deep pond was the runoff from the newly fixed 8th fairway and that the problems had been merely shifted from one hole to the other. But worry not! The big drain on the 7th was blocked with silt and debris from the course works on the 8th and 9th.
Once “Lake Woollahra” was emptied with a pump, the jet blasters were brought in, a lot of organic material was removed, and the drain is now unblocked.  Happily, the 8th fairway was dry and playable by Sunday morning despite the Saturday night drenching, which is a huge improvement on its ability to recover.
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Dear Friends of Moore Park Golf Club,
We at the Moore Park Golf Club have no intention to submit to the Government’s plan to cut the course to 9 holes, but we need your help by responding to their call to “Have your Say”.
We need as many of your members as possible to respond either by completing the Guided Submission or via Your own submission.
We have attached a document we have prepared for our members, which may be useful to assist your members also. We want to ensure that we are creating a unified message back to the Government that their proposal does not best serve the community. 
The Guided Submission questions are very skewed towards a positive response to the Government plan so if your members have time, submitting a personal response using the Your Own Submission portal would be preferable. When responding, it is important to personalise answers and illustrate why an 18-hole golf course is so important and what

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As planned, our annual fairway scarification and coring program will take place on Monday 24, Tuesday 25, and the morning of Wednesday 26.  During this period the golf course will be closed for bookings.
This important maintenance work is essential to maintaining the quality and health of our fairways through the summer months. Scarification and coring help to:

Aerate the soil, improving oxygen flow to the roots.
Enhance drainage, reducing surface water and compaction.
Promote stronger, deeper root growth, leading to more resilient turf.
Encourage new grass growth, helping the fairways recover quickly and stay healthy.
Improve nutrient uptake, ensuring the turf remains vibrant and green throughout the season.

Members may notice that the fairways appear a little dry in the lead-up to the works — this is intentional, as drier conditions produce the best results from the scarification process.
Play will resume on Wednesday 26 from midday. During the recovery period, preferred lies will be in place

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The big race is on — and so is the party! Catch all the Melbourne Cup action live with good food, cold drinks, and great company.We’ll have sweeps, prizes, and plenty of atmosphere.No need to head into the city — celebrate right here!

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Due to the heavy rains this week, we have postponed our spring renovations by one week to allow the course time to dry out.
We are now seeking volunteers to assist with coring the greens on Monday, 1 September 2025. This essential maintenance keeps our course in top condition, and your support makes a big difference!
Session Times

Session 1: 6:30am – 9:00am (6 volunteers needed)
Session 2: 9:00am – 11:30am (6 volunteers needed)

No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to lend a hand. Volunteers will help by shovelling corings from the greens into utility trucks, which will then be taken to designated areas of the course.
As a thank you, refreshments will be provided for all helpers.
If you’re able to assist, please email captain@woollahragolfclub.com
Thank you for supporting the upkeep of our course—we couldn’t do it without you!
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Closing the golf course is never a decision we take lightly. However, during periods of heavy or prolonged rain it is necessary to protect the playing surfaces and ensure the course remains in good condition for members and guests.
To keep everyone informed, here’s the process Woollahra follows when wet weather impacts play:

Overnight rain: If significant rain falls, the Course Superintendent will inspect the course early the next morning.
Morning update: Between 5.45am and 6.00am, the Superintendent will update the website with the course status.
If unplayable:

The Professional Shop will close the time sheet and remove all member and guest bookings.
A cancellation email will be sent confirming the closure.

Ongoing closures: If rain continues, the website will be updated daily to show the course remains closed.
Re-opening: After rain has cleared, the course will stay closed until it is safe and dry enough to reopen. A decision will be communicated via the website between 5.45am

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