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Fixture List 2020 Riverlakes Golf Club Fixture List By Month: January February March April May June July August September October November December Page 1 of 24 2020 Riverlakes Golf Club – Fixtures January Date Day Event Status 2/1/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 2/1/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 4/1/2020 Saturday Single Stableford Open 7/1/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 9/1/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 9/1/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 11/1/2020 Saturday Single Stableford Open 14/1/2020 Tuesday 4BBB Aggregate Veterans 16/1/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 16/1/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 18/1/2020 Saturday 4BBB Stableford – Men’s Goblet Qualifier Open 21/1/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford – Aussies v Rest Veterans 23/1/2020 Thursday 2 Ball Ambrose – Men’s Invite Ladies 23/1/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 25/1/2020 Saturday Australia Day 2 Ball Ambrose Shotgun Open (7am/12pm) 28/1/2020 Tuesday 2 Ball Ambrose Veterans 30/1/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 30/1/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open February Date Day Event Status 1/2/2020 Saturday Stableford & Ladies Volkswagen Scramble Open 4/2/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 6/2/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 6/2/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 8/2/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal - Stroke Open 9/2/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 11/2/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 13/2/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 13/2/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 15/2/2020 Saturday 4BBB Aggregate – 1st Rd Goblet Mens Open 18/2/2020 Tuesday Mystery Game Veterans Page 2 of 24 20/2/2020 Thursday 4BBB Stroke – Qualifying 4BBB Matchplay Ladies 20/2/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 22/2/2020 Saturday Single Stableford Open 23/2/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 25/2/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 27/2/2020 Thursday Single Stableford – 1st Rd Matchplay Ladies 27/2/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 29/2/2020 Saturday Leap Year 2 Ball Ambrose – Shotgun Open (7am/12pm) March Date Day Event Status 3/3/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 5/3/2020 Thursday Single Stableford – 2nd Rd Matchplay Ladies 5/3/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 7/3/2020 Saturday Single Stableford Open 10/3/2020 Tuesday 4BBB Stableford Veterans 12/3/2020 Thursday Single Stableford – Final Matchplay Ladies 12/3/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 14/3/2020 Saturday 4BBB Stableford – Ladies Goblet Qualifier Open 15/3/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 17/3/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 19/3/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 19/3/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 21/3/2020 Saturday Irish Stableford Open 24/3/2020 Tuesday 2 Ball Ambrose Veterans 26/3/2020 Thursday American Foursomes – Men’s Invite Ladies 26/3/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 28/3/2020 Saturday Pairs Special – 6’s Stableford – Shotgun Open (7am/12pm) 29/3/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 31/3/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans April Date Day Event Status 2/4/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 2/4/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 4/4/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal - Stroke Open Page 3 of 24 7/4/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 9/4/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 9/4/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 11/4/2020 Saturday Easter Saturday - Stableford Open 12/4/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 14/4/2020 Tuesday Foursomes – Men’s and Ladies Veterans 16/4/2020 Thursday Three Club + Putter Stableford Ladies 16/4/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 18/4/2020 Saturday Mixed Foursomes 27 Holes + Stableford Open 21/4/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 23/4/2020 Thursday 4BBB Stableford – Men’s Invite Ladies 23/4/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 25/4/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – Goblet ¼ Finals Men + Open Ladies 26/4/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 28/4/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 30/4/2020 Thursday Mystery Game Ladies 30/4/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open May Date Day Event Status 2/5/2020 Saturday 3 Club Event - Stableford Open 5/5/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 7/5/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 7/5/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 9/5/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal – Lone Wolf Qualifiers Men + Open Ladies 10/5/2010 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 12/5/2020 Tuesday Mystery Game Veterans 14/5/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 14/5/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 16/5/2020 Saturday Foursomes 27 Holes + Single Stableford Open 19/5/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 21/5/2020 Thursday Foursomes Championship – 27 Holes Ladies 21/5/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 23/5/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – ½ Finals Goblet Men + Open Ladies 24/5/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 26/5/2020 Tuesday 4BBB Aggregate Veterans Page 4 of 24 28/5/2020 Thursday 2 Ball Ambrose – Men’s Invite Ladies 28/5/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 30/5/2020 Saturday Single v Par – 1st Rd Lone Wolf Men Open June Date Day Event Status 2/6/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 4/6/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 4/6/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 6/6/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal – 1st Round Club Open Championships 9/6/2020 Tuesday 2 Ball Ambrose Veterans 11/6/2020 Thursday 4BBB Aggregate Ladies 11/6/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 13/6/2020 Saturday Single Stroke – 2nd Round Club Championships Open 14/6/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 16/6/2020 Tuesday Open Day - Stroke Veterans 18/6/2020 Thursday Best 3 of 4 Stableford – Men’s Invite Ladies 18/6/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 20/6/2020 Saturday Single Stroke – 3rd Round Club Championships Open Seeded 23/6/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 25/6/2020 Thursday Ladies Open Day Ladies 25/6/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 27/6/2020 Saturday July Monthly Medal - Final Round Club Open Championships Seeded 28/6/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 30/6/2020 Tuesday 4BBB Multiplier Veterans July Date Day Event Status 2/7/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 2/7/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 4/7/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – 2nd Rd Lone Wolf Men Open 7/7/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal – 1st Round Club Champs Veterans 9/7/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies Page 5 of 24 9/7/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 11/7/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – ¼ Finals Lone Wolf Men and Open 12/7/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 14/7/2020 Tuesday Single Stroke – 2nd Round Club Champs Veterans 16/7/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts 1st Round Club Ladies Championships 16/7/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 18/7/2020 Saturday Irish Stableford – 1st Round Matchplay Open 21/7/2020 Tuesday Mystery Game Veterans 23/7/2020 Thursday Single Stroke – 2nd Round Club Championships Ladies 23/7/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 25/7/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – Semi Finals Matchplay Open 26/7/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 28/7/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 30/7/2020 Thursday Single Stroke – Final Round Club Championships Ladies 30/7/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open August Date Day Event Status 1/8/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal – Matchplay Final Open 4/8/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal - Stroke Veterans 6/8/2020 Thursday Single Stableford - 1st Round Matchplay Ladies 6/8/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 8/8/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – Goblet Finals Men and Open Ladies 9/8/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 11/8/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 13/8/2020 Thursday Single Stableford – 2nd Round Matchplay Ladies 13/8/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 15/8/2020 Saturday 4BBB Stableford – Doug Gannon Memorial Open Shotgun (7am/12pm) 18/8/2020 Tuesday 2 Ball Ambrose Veterans 20/8/2020 Thursday Single Stableford – Matchplay Final Ladies 20/8/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 22/8/2020 Saturday Single Stableford – Lone Wolf Semi Finals Men Open and Ladies 23/8/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 25/8/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 27/8/2020 Thursday 4BBB Combined Stableford – Men’s Invite Ladies Page 6 of 24 27/8/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 29/8/2020 Saturday Single Stableford Open September Date Day Event Status 1/9/2020 Tuesday Monthly Medal – Stroke – Matchplay Qualifier Veterans 3/9/2020 Thursday Monthly Medal – Stroke + Putts Ladies 3/9/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 5/9/2020 Saturday Monthly Medal - Stroke Open 8/9/2020 Tuesday 2 Ball Ambrose Veterans 10/9/2020 Thursday Single Stableford Ladies 10/9/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 12/9/2020 Saturday Single v Par – Lone Wolf Final Men and Ladies Open 13/9/2020 Sunday Stableford - Open Open 15/9/2020 Tuesday Single Stableford Veterans 17/9/2020 Thursday Mystery Game – Men’s Invite Ladies 17/9/2020 Thursday 9 Hole Comp - Stableford – All Day Open 19/9/2020 Saturday Irish Stableford Open 22/9/2020 Tuesday 4BBB Multiplier – Ladies Matchplay Final Veterans 24/9/2020 Thursday Irish Stableford
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