We are seeking volunteers to assist with the coring of the greens on Monday, 28 April 2025. This essential maintenance helps keep our course in top condition, and we need your support!
TimesSession 1 | 0630 – 0900 (six volunteers required)Session 2 | 0900 – 1130 (six volunteers required)
No prior experience is necessary – just a willingness to lend a hand. Volunteers will be asked to shovel corings from the greens into the utility trucks, which will be dumped into selected areas of the course.
Refreshments will be provided as a token of our appreciation.
If you can assist, please contact Neil Odze at captain@woollahragolfclub.com
Thank you for helping us maintain the course!
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Annual Charity Golf Day
Due to scheduled construction on the golf course between August and October, we’ve moved our Annual Charity Golf Day to an earlier date this year. Please mark your calendars for Friday, 25 July.
As always, the event promises a great day of golf, fun, and fundraising – with all proceeds going to Chris O’Brien Lifehouse a hospital that is solely dedicated to treating and researching cancer.
We would be incredibly grateful for any donations you can offer to support the day. This could include vouchers, wine, or other items suitable for prizes or raffles.
Your generosity makes a real difference, and we thank you in advance for your support.
Stay tuned for more details soon!
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Join Our Warren & Gibson Shield Teams – Expressions of Interest Now Open!
We’re thrilled to announce that Tim Crowe and Kahn Nathan will once again lead our teams in the Warren and Gibson Shield – two of the most enjoyable and prestigious inter-club match play competitions on our calendar.
This year, we’ll be facing off against Lynwood, Balgowlah, and Kareela Golf Clubs in a series of Sunday matches.
Match Dates:July 27, August 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31All matches will be played on Sundays.
Team Details:
We need squads of 12 players per team, as we know not everyone will be available each week.
6 players will compete per match.
Eligibility:
Warren Shield: GA Handicap 11.0 or higher (as of July 27)
Gibson Shield: GA Handicap 17.0 or higher (as of July 27)
If you’re keen to represent Woollahra, meet fellow members, and enjoy some great golf, we’d love to hear from you!
Email your expression of interest to:captain@woollahragolfclub.com
Let’s make it a season to remember!
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Phone numbers – Private and Public
As part of the recent upgrade to our membership management software, all contact details in the member directory have been automatically set to private in accordance with updated privacy requirements.
If you would like other members to be able to search for and contact you through the directory, you will need to update your profile setting from private to public.
To do this, simply log into your member profile and adjust your privacy settings under My Information – My Details (update) – Contact Details – Untick Private and then Save.
If you would like to make your details public and you’re unsure where to find the settings, please call into the office and either Grace or Michael will help you.
Thank you for your attention to this update, and for helping us maintain both privacy and community connection within the club.
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J.W. Pollock Shield – Draw Now Available
We are pleased to inform members that the draw for the J.W. Pollock Shield is now available. Please refer to the attached PDF document for full details.
Best of luck to all participants!
Click here to view the qualifying scores
Click here to view the draw
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Vale Joy Gallop
Dear Members,
It is with great sadness we advise the passing of Mrs Joy Gallop on Tuesday 1 April.
Joy joined Woollahra Golf Club in 2009 and resigned in 2020. She enjoyed her time with the Woollahra ladies.
Joy loved her golf and had a passion for sharing her stories with the ladies when she was a member of Royal Canberra GC. She was one of many ladies to lose her cart in the canal. She rang her son and in no uncertain terms, told him to come down to the golf club to retrieve it for her.
She helped many new players in the etiquette of golf.
She will be very much missed by her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and many friends.
Joy’s funeral will be held on Thursday, 10 April in St Jude’s Anglican Church, 106 Avoca Street, Randwick at 10am.
Ladies CommitteeWoollahra Golf Club
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Our Board of Directors
We are pleased to introduce the newly appointed Board of Directors at Woollahra Golf Club. Their leadership, expertise, and dedication will be invaluable as we continue to grow and innovate.
After five years of dedicated service, Captain Neil Odze has decided to step down from his position. We extend our deepest gratitude for his invaluable contributions and leadership. While stepping away from the board, we are pleased to share that Neil will remain on the match committee in an advisory position, ensuring his experience and insight continue to benefit our organisation.
Stepping into his role is Paul Galea, and we are confident that his leadership will drive continued success. We also warmly welcome Peter Sulman to the board, whose wealth of knowledge and experience will be a great asset.
All other positions remain unchanged, as they were uncontested.
Tim Kinsella, President Tim Crowe, Vice President Paul Galea, Captain Brian Ainsby, Finance Director Betsy
Coring Volunteers Needed
We are seeking volunteers to assist with the coring of the greens on Monday, 31 March 2025. This essential maintenance helps keep our course in top condition, and we need your support!
TimesSession 1 | 0630 – 0900 (six volunteers required)Session 2 | 0900 – 1130 (six volunteers required)
No prior experience is necessary – just a willingness to lend a hand. Volunteers will be asked to shovel corings from the greens into the utility trucks, which will be dumped into selected areas of the course.
Refreshments will be provided as a token of our appreciation.
If you can assist, please contact Neil Odze at captain@woollahragolfclub.com
Thank you for helping us maintain the course!
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US Masters Monday, Breakfast & Golf
Join us for a special US Masters Monday Golf & Breakfast! Start your day with a hearty breakfast while watching the Masters coverage, followed by a unique 6-club golf event in the spirit of Alister MacKenzie.
“I would like to see the rules of golf committee restrict golfers to the use of six clubs.”Alister MacKenzie from The Spirit of St. Andrews
Date: Monday, 14 April 2025TV Coverage: From 6.00 AMBreakfast: From 6:30 AMGolf: Tee off at 9:45 AM SHOT GUNLunch & Presentation: following golfLimited Spots: 64 golfersCost: $85 Members | $90 Guests
This is a fantastic way to celebrate the Masters while challenging your skills with a 6-club limit! Secure your spot early to avoid disappointment.
Bookings: sheet will open Friday, 28 March at 10.00 AM
We look forward to a great morning of golf and camaraderie!
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Fairway Enhancement – Hole 8
We are pleased to inform you that the pile of sand currently located on Hole 8 will be used for the recontouring of the fairway to improve the drainage, with work scheduled to commence in August.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Royal Sydney Golf Club for their generosity in providing this material, resulting in a significant saving for our club and members.
During this period, if your golf ball lands in this area marked by blue lines or blue stakes, it is to be treated as “ground under repair”, and you’re entitled to take free relief from the point where your ball crossed the boundary line.
If you don’t find your ball then it is the point of entry into the GUR area. If you do find your ball then it is the nearest point of relief no closer to the hole i.e. it may be 20 metres up