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Chasing the Sun Golf Tournament Kalgoorlie Ceduna NULLARBOR LINKS World’s Longest Golf Course, Australia CHASING THE SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT COMMENCING CEDUNA 2 MAY 2020 CELEBRATING CHASING THE SUN GOLF TOURNAMENT COMMENCING CEDUNA 27 APRIL 2019 Thursday 25 April Tuesday 30 April Friday 3 May Arrive in Ceduna Thursday, settle into your Head for Balladonia, leave fairly early as this Join the Sponsors of Chasing the Sun and the accommodation.Thursday 30th Meet April some of the participants at will beSunday our biggest 3rd day. MayPlay Watering Hole at members ofThursday the Kalgoorlie 7th Golf CourseMay to play a thePlan Ceduna to arrive Foreshore in Ceduna Hotel Thursday, for drinks settle and into dinner your Mundrabilla,Bright andBrumby’s early headRun atfor Madura, Nundroo Eagles and play “Wombat4 ball AmbroseAgain tournament. leave at your Arrive leisure 8.30am driving for to a Norseman to play andaccommodation. have a relaxing Meet night. some of the participants at the Nest atHole”, Cocklebiddy, then move 90 ontoMiles the Straight Great Australianat Ciaguna Bight 9.00am to shotgunthe two start. holes, “Golden Horse” and “Ngadju”. Check Ceduna Foreshore Hotel for drinks and dinner. Have a and theview arrive some at Balladoniaof the most to spectacular spend the night.scenery Australia out the magnificent Silver Lake at Kambalda, it is truly Friday 26 April Saturday 4 May relaxing night. has to offer. Drive to Nullarbor and play “Dingo’s ThisDen”, morning a isspectacular free to sight. Play “Silver Lake” at the Kambalda Ceduna Golf Club nine hole Ambrose at 9.30am. Wednesday 1 May This willtrying be anot real lose easy your day. ball Just to therelax crows. have Finally arrivedo atas you please.golf course, The then head for Kalgoorlie. Play you final 3.00pm we have an “Oyster tour and taste” at the Friday 1st May breakfastBorder then Village play Skylab. (wind your Wander watch down back the 45 Eyre minutes) evening mid- commencestwo holes “Golden Mile” and “O’Connor”. Book into West-EyreWe have arranged Shellfish with Oyster the CedunaFarm on GolfDenial Club Bay. a nine Highwayafternoon, to Fraser relax Range. and settle into your accommodation.at 5.00pm withyour our accommodation final at the Rydges or the Prospector hole Ambrose competition, commencing at 9.30am. Friday evening a “welcome dinner” at the Foreshore Early this evening attend a West Australian Silkwoodtoast to the settingcaravan sun park. Tonight feel free to do as you please. After this event, the bar will be open and light lunch willThis iswine where tasting we will by play the thepool. $1000 This evening hole in oneenjoy at free time Maybe have dinner at the golf club. Hotel commencing at 7.00pm. Here you will meet followed by dinner and be available. At 3.00pm we have arranged an “Oyster 2.00pmwith followed your mates. by traditional putting competition. your new golfing mates and receive your Golf Pack. presentation of trophies. tour and taste” at the West-Eyre Shellfish Oyster Farm,Tonight get ready for music at our “station Maybe a surpriseFriday visit 8thby May Saturdayon Denial Bay. 27 Friday April evening we will be hosting a muster”Monday in the rustic 4th dining May: area of this beautiful a superstar. Join the Sponsors of Chasing the Sun and the members “welcome dinner” at the Foreshore Hotel commencingcattle Playstation. “Border Kangaroo” at the village and then of the Kalgoorlie Golf Course to play a 4-ball Ambrose Head to Ceduna Golf Club for a 6.30am champagne Sunday 5 May breakfast.at 7.00pm. Salute At this the function sun rising you atwill 6.53am. be introduced to “Nullarbor Nymph” at Eucla. At 9.00am meet at the tournament. Arrive at 8.30am for a 9.00am shotgun your new golfing mates and receive your Golf Pack. Thursdayborder 2kangaroo May for a team photo. Head to EuclaPlease beach drive start,carefully enjoying wherever the hospitality of such a magnificent golf Play the Ceduna holes, Denial Bay and Oyster Beds. Drive toat Norseman, 2.30pm to playmeet Ngadju an old and Pirate. Golden Many Horse, years agoyou this are returningcourse to. in Kalgoorlie. Feel like a night at the theatre? The Saturday 2nd May onto Silverfellow Lake hid ata treasureKambalda chest Golf onCourse, this beach then somewhere. Kalgoorlie Repertory Club will stage a production just for Drive to Penong and play Windmills. Head for Arrive at the Ceduna Golf Club nice and early for a head forCan Kalgoorlie. you find Playit? if you you final can, twoits worthholes a Golden$1,000 gold your enjoyment. This will cost you $30 which includes Coorabie farm stay. Hosts Debbie and Poggy Kloock 6.30am champagne breakfast, hosted by the membersMile andnugget. CY O’Connor. You are again free to do as you like the evening. the show and BBQ. Drinks are available at club prices. willof the entertain Ceduna us Golf with Club. a bush Watch dance and this salute evening. the sun Sundayrising at 6.53am. 28 April Prepare for the commencement of Tuesday 5th May Saturday 9th May Drive7 days to ofNundroo fun, entertainment and play Wombat and golf, Hole, interacting then the with Head for Balladonia leaving fairly early, as this is our This morning is totally free do some sightseeing, maybe local communities along the highway. Bernie Scott biggest day. Play “Watering Hole”,at Mundrabilla, some shopping, or just a stroll up historic Hannan Great Australian Bight to view some spectacular will perform and sing our “welcome song”. After the “Brumby’s Run” at Madura, “Eagles Nest” at Street. This evening commencing at 5.00pm with your scenery. Off to Nullarbor to play Dingo’s Den. Don’t breakfast play the Ceduna Holes “Denial Bay” and Cocklebiddy, “Ninety Mile Straight” at Ciaguna and then new found friends for our final dinner and a toast to the lose“Oyster your Beds”. ball to the crows. Border Village mid- arrive at Balladonia to spend the night. setting sun. During dinner will be the presentation of afternoon. Evening attend a WA wine tasting. trophies. Be ready at your Park or Hotel at 4.00pm for MondaySaturday 29 2ndApril May Wednesday 6th May the beautiful old train to pick you up and take you to the After playing your 2 Ceduna holes, drive to Penong and This will be a real easy day just relax then wander Play Border Kangaroo and then Nullarbor Nymph at golf course. play “Windmills”. After lunch head for Coorabie farm down the highway to Fraser Range Station where Eucla. Head to Eucla beach at 2.30pm to meet an stay Coorabie. Our hosts Debbie and Poggy Kloock will you will spend the night. Fraser Range hole is called Sunday 10th May oldentertain Pirate. usMany with years a bush ago dance this fellow this evening hid a treasure that you “Sheep’s Back”. Here you will attempt our $10,000 Please drive home to where you live carefully. chestwill never on this forget. beach The somewhere. meal will be If youwhiting can andfind salads. hole-in-one, and also participate in our annual putting it,Bernie it’s worth will havea $1000 you dancinggold nugget. the night5.00pm away meet with great competition. Tonight enjoy a great meal and Bernie will atcountry the Border music. Kangaroo for a team photo. You are be conducting a karoke night. again free to do as you like this evening. The Eyre Highway Operators Association is proudly supported by: The Eyre Highway Operators Association is proudly supported by: HO TEL M O TEL TOTAL FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS HO TEL M O TEL.
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