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PARAPARAUMU BEACH GOLF CLUB (Inc.) ADMINISTRATION PARAPARAUMU BEACH GOLF CLUB (Inc.) Postal Address: 376 Kapiti Road P.O. Box 1544 Paraparaumu Beach 5252 Telephone: (04) 902-8200 Fax: (04) 902-8201 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.paraparaumubeachgolfclub.co.nz Tee bookings: On the above website (04) 902 8216 [email protected] Catering: Chrysalis Catering (027) 201 6435 [email protected] ADMINISTRATION General Manager: (04) 902 8205 Admin Manager: (04) 902 8209 Office: (04) 902 8200 Bar / Club House: (04) 902 8203 Golf Shop: (04) 902 8216 Course Superintendent: (021) 405 427 (after hours) Greens Complex: (04) 902 8204 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLUB OFFICERS Administration 1 Club Officers 3 President Staff 4 Course History 5 Paul De Bernardo General Information 7 Membership Categories 10 Management Committee Reciprocal Golf Courses 11 Murray Armstrong Playing Information 14 David Buck Members Code Of Behaviour 23 Ray Foss (Chairman) Competing In Club Competitions 24 Jenny Mackay (Womens Captain) Marquee 2 Day Events 28 Glen Mitchell (Mens Captain) Mens Trophies 29 Norrey Simmons Womens Trophies 30 Mixed Event Trophies 32 Junior (U19) Trophies 32 Men’s Committee Wednesday Mens Competition 33 Frank Borren Womens Championships 34 Scott Coan Womens Summer Events 34 David Harris Women Senior 9-Holers 35 Malcolm Robertson Women Wednesday 9-Holers 35 Paul Wronski Wednesday Mens Programme 36 Annual Shoot Outs 39 Women’s Committee 9 Hole Golf 40 Sue Armstrong Junior Golf Academy 41 Linda Brooks Interclub Golf 43 Mcdonalds Twilight Golf 44 Carol Dring Kapiti Veterans Golf 45 Margaret Homer Golden Coast Veteran Golfers 46 Andrea Mark Programme Of Events 49 Mary McCulloch Golden Coast Veterans Events 49 Pru Oxley Programme Of Major Events 2015 50 Naomi Radburn Womens Major Golf Events 54 Elizabeth Welsh 2015 Club Calendar 56 Member’s Phone Number List 73 2 3 STAFF COURSE HISTORY General Manager In 1929 the late Mr. Malcolm Maclean who had been farming an area of land at Paraparaumu decided to subdivide part of his land that Leo Barber fronted on Paraparaumu Beach. He interested Mr. S. George Nathan in the project and the latter then formed a small syndicate, which Administration Manager included Mr. Stronach Paterson and Mr. D.O. Whyte, to purchase the land as a speculation. Sharon Collinson Some 200 acres of Beach Front was subdivided into seaside sections Golf Services Manager and the balance of 120 acres formed into an 18 hole golf course as an added attraction to buyers. Ricky Scammell After all the sections had been sold Messrs. Paterson and Whyte Bar Manager decided to form a Club to take over the Golf Course from the syndicate and ensure the retention of the Golf Course which had Sheila Jennings become so much of a part of the life of the rapidly growing seaside resort. They succeeded in interesting sufficient golfing enthusiasts Greens Superintendent and the club was duly formed and incorporated. Leo Barber It was decided to redesign the course entirely and to lay out a modern first class championship course which would be fit to stage the most Assistant Superintendent important golfing events. The club was fortunate in securing the services of Mr. Alex Russell of Melbourne, an ex Open Champion Brett Smith of Australia, who had already designed some of Melbourne’s most famous courses, to design the layout. Mr Russell said as soon as he saw the country that it could provide one of the best courses in the world. Having approved the plans, and under the supervision of Mr Whyte, the course was constructed by Head Greenkeeper Jack Hunt and his staff and ready for opening in 1949. Twelve Months later when he returned to inspect the work which had been done, Mr Russell expressed his complete satisfaction with the result. In the years that proceeded, Paraparaumu Beach was to be famed as one of the finest links in the Southern Hemisphere and went on to host many of the countries leading golf tournaments including 12 New Zealand Opens. It has ranked as high as 71 by esteemed US magazine, Golf Digest’s world rankings of golf courses and has unquestionably become as its founders had hoped, a real asset to the game in New Zealand. 4 5 GENERAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL YEAR PLAYING YEAR The Management, Committee and Staff Of January 1 to December 31 January to December Paraparaumu Beach Golf club Wish to thank those advertisers OFFICE HOURS SUBSCRIPTION YEAR Who through their generous sponsorship Mon to Fri 8.30am-5.00pm September 1 to August 31 And community awareness have made this publication possible. GOLF SHOP The golf services team provides a comprehensive service by In return, where possible we would way of golf equipment, apparel, and repairs. Trundlers and Ask all members and visitors alike carts may be hired. To give their support to our sponsors by Using the products and services they GOLF SHOP - HOURS OF OPENING: Advertise in this years Handbook. Mon-Fri 7.30am to 5.00pm Weekends and Public Holidays 7.00am to 5.00pm Also note that the sponsors details Have been placed on our website PROFESSIONAL COACHING: Coaching by appointment with PGA Professional Kevin Smith as part of our acknowledgement to them. Visit: OPENING HOURS - CLUBHOUSE: The clubhouse lounge is open to all members and their guests during Office hours or until bar closing. Members must www.paraparaumubeachgolfclub.co.nz introduce their guests and enter their name in the visitor’s book. 6 7 REGULAR CLUB EVENTS & COURSE PRIORITIES CATERER Mondays: Disc Draws (Men and Women welcome) The club contracts the services of a professional caterer, Tuesdays: Womens Club Day (mornings) Chrysalis Catering, to provide a range of quality counter Wednesdays: Midweek Mens Club Day (11am-3pm), food for members and visitors on most days of the week and 9 holers (8.30am) particularly when regular events are scheduled. Normal hours Saturdays: Womens Club Day (mornings) are 10.00am - 5.00pm however these hours, the catering Sundays: Mens’ Club Day - Blue Tees - All day tee facilities and range of service available on any day may be priority applies varied by inclement weather and/or demand. Players may also place orders in advance for their convenience when playing. OPENING HOURS - BAR: The caterers are also available for functions both on and off Summer Winter premises. Monday, Thursday 3.00pm - 6.30pm 3.00pm - 6.30pm Tuesday 3.00pm - 6.00pm Not Open CLUB NOTICES Wednesday 3.00pm - 7.30pm 3.00pm - 7.00pm All notices including results, draws, upcoming events and Friday 2.00pm - 8.30pm 2.00pm - 8.30pm matters of general interest will be posted on the clubs website, Saturday 11.00am - 7.00pm 11.00am - 7.00pm or in the Golf Shop, in the Mens and Womens Locker Rooms Sunday 11.00am - 8.30pm 11.00am - 8.30pm and from time to time on the TV Sets located in the lounge and bar areas. The bar facilities and hours of opening may be varied by inclement weather and/or lack of demand, at the discretion of CLUB WEB SITE the Bar Manager. Members are encouraged to visit the clubs website to make their Tee Bookings and to locate a wide range of material SALE OF LIQUOR pertaining to the club, its history, constitution, policies and The club operates under licence and is bound by the other useful information as the Management Committee see fit appropriate laws. Members and visitors under the age of 18 to publish from time to time. years or who are intoxicated, will not be served liquor. SOCIAL MEDIA The club maintains a general Facebook and Twitter (@PBGC1) presence for the benefit of all members, allowing social commentary on all matters pertaining to the club. Similarly a 8 9 Facebook presence is maintained for the Junior Golf Academy. RECIPROCAL GOLF COURSES STORAGE FACILITIES NEW ZEALAND RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB Limited storage is available for clubs, trundlers and carts and THE GRANGE CHRISTCHURCH may be arranged through the office. Stored at members own AUCKLAND 03 358 4748 risk. 09 278 9777 [email protected] [email protected] www.russleygc.co.nz CAR PARKS www.grangegolfclub.co.nz The main car park is situated in front of the 9th green with CLEARWATER RESORT access from Kapiti Road. Limited parking is available adjacent TITIRANGI GOLF CLUB CHRISTCHURCH to the green shed in the old greens complex and is generally AUCKLAND 03 360 2146 restricted to those members storing carts in this area. 09 827 5749 [email protected] Cars are parked on club property at members and visitors risk. [email protected] www.clearwaternz.com Nominated vehicles only can park by the tent and clubrooms. www.titirangigolf.co.nz OTAGO GOLF CLUB WHITFORD PARK GOLF CLUB DUNEDIN MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES AUCKLAND 03 467 2099 09 530 8823 [email protected] The club offers a range of membership types including the [email protected] www.otagogolfclub.co.nz following: [email protected] Full Playing Nine Hole NAPIER GOLF CLUB AUSTRALIA Summer Restricted 06 844 7913 Under 30 Under 28 [email protected] MORNINGTON GOLF CLUB Under 25 Under 19 Junior Mornington VIC Non-Playing NEW PLYMOUTH GOLF CLUB +61 3 5975 2784 Current subscriptions are available from the office upon 06 755 1349 [email protected] request. [email protected] www.morningtongolf.com.au Contact the office for further information, including payment by instalment options. 10 11 THE NATIONAL GOLF CLUB BANKSTOWN GOLF CLUB PACIFIC GOLF CLUB MT OSMOND GOLF CLUB Cape Schank VIC Milperra NSW CARINDALE QLD Mt Osmond SA +61 3 5988 6666 +61 2 9773 0628 +61 7 3349 4411 +61 3 5984 3521 [email protected]
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