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Golf Otago (Inc) P O Box 969 GOLF OTAGO Inc Dunedin 9054 Phone 021 227 7444 MEN’S CALENDAR 2021 executiveofficer@golfotago .co.nz January 2 New Year Men’s & Women’s Stableford Omarama 3 St Clair Open and Otatara Cup St Clair 9 New Year Tournament - Men & Women Wanaka 9 Lions Tournament - Mixed Owaka Glenorchy Open Glenorchy 15-17 New Zealand Mid-Amateur Championships Shandon GC 13-15 North Island U19 Championships Hamilton O-O-M 16 Lake Hawea Open Tournament Lake Hawea 23/24 Southland Stroke Play Championships Invercargill O-O-M* (* House of Travel Tour O-O-M 162 Hole Aggregate Championship) 23/24 The Legends Cromwell Mixed Ambrose Tournament Waikouaiti 30/31 Otago Stroke Play Championships Otago GC O-O-M* (* House of Travel Tour O-O-M 162 Hole Aggregate Championship) 30 Clinton Lions Open - Mixed Clinton 31 Eagles AGM Toko February 6 Waitangi Day Open Mixed 4BBB Toko 6 Waitangi Day Mixed Tournament – 18 Holes Waitoa Park 6/7 Canterbury Stroke Play Championships Clearwater O-O-M* (* House of Travel Tour O-O-M 162 Hole Aggregate Championship) 6/7 Central Betta Electrical 3 - Course Trilogy Alexandra/Dunstan/Omakau 4-6 New Zealand Seniors Championship Chrischucrh GC 14 Middlemarch 2000 27 holes Middlemarch 13 Eagles Halberg Charity Tournament South Otago 13/14 Taieri Classic Taieri Lakes O-O-M 19-21 South Island Stroke Play St Clair O-O-M 13/14 O’Malley Classic Balclutha 20/21 inGolf Two-Course Challenge Toko/ Lawrence 25-28 Charles Tour Event Manawatu GC 28 Middlemarch Course Record Challenge Middlemarch March 6 South Otago Halberg South Otago 8 Eagles Intercollegiate Cromwell GC 17 Eagles Metro Halberg St Clair 17 St Patricks Day Tournament Balclutha 17 Allied Trades & Farmer Day (Cockies Classic) Patearoa 18-21 New Zealand Stroke Play Paraparaumu O-O-M 19-21 Hirepool Charity Classic Wanaka 21 Gladfield Mixed Tournament Gladfield 26 G J Gardner Tournament Otago 27 Central Otago Championships Queenstown GC OOM 27 Otago Age Group Championships Queenstown GC 28 Blue Mountain Cup Tapanui 28 Otago v Aorangi (10 Master and 4 Juniors) Waimate GC April 1-4 Charles Tour Event Gulf Harbour 3 Omarama Stableford Tournament Omarama 4 Easter Chicken Run & Ocean View Cup Kaitangata 4 Cook Cup Mixed Foursomes Otago Charity Ambrose Dunstan 11 Eagles North Otago Halberg TBC 8-11 Charles Tour Event Muriwai GC 10/11 Chisholm Links Pairs Open Tournament Chisholm Links 12-16 Mount Michael Classic Alex,Crom,Arr,Queen,Wan 14 Cockies Classic Ardleigh Easter Ambrose Tournament Lake Hawea Easter Sunday 2 Ball Ambrose Men/Women/Mixed Naseby Charity Golf Classic – Mixed – Stableford Otakou 17 Golf Otago AGM & Sub-Association Challenge Trophies South TBC 18 Lions Open Tournament Lawrence Autumn Festival Tournament Arrowtown 23-25 Tapanui Centennial Celebrations Tapanui 25 Anzac Day Eagles Halberg Tapanui 25/26 New Zealand Speed Golf Whitford Park 25 Silver Fern Farms Tournament Balclutha 25 Anzac Tournament – 18 Holes Men & Women Island Park 26 Milton Lions Anzac Open Mixed Tournament Toko 28-30 South Island U19 Champs / South Island Jnr Inter-Provincial Otago GC O-O-M 28 Cockies Classic Allan Grange 31 Duck Shooters Ambrose Patearoa May 13 The Original Cockies Classic Middlemarch 12 Mid-Week Tournament (mixed) Tapanui 21 Cockies Classic Maniototo 30 Loganbrae Mixed Patearoa June 7 Queens Birthday 4BBB – SO Men’s & Womens Foursomes Clinton 7 Kings and Queens Cup St Clair 16 Mixed Mid-Week Tournament Heriot 26/27 Cooke Howlison Brass Monkey Tournament Cromwell July 7 Mid-Week - Men’s & Women’s Tournament Clinton 11 South Otago Championships Tapanui GC O-O-M August 1 Butcher Memorial Mixed Foursomes Omakau 15 HYAGM Lawrence 15 Champions of Otago North TBC 20 Mixed & Mens 4BBB 18 Holes Roxburgh 21 Open Mens Tournament. 36 holes Roxburgh O-O-M 28/29 Lake Dunstan Open Tournament Dunstan 29 Open Tournament 36 holes Chisholm Links O-O-M September 1-3 New Zealand U19 Men’s Championships/ Secondary Schools Titirangi GC 4 ANZ Private 36 Men”s Open Wanaka O-O-M 5 Spring Mixed Trilogy Patearoa 7 John Annan Memorial Tournament - 4BBB Tarras 8 John Annan Memorial Tournament - Stroke Play Tarras 10-11 ANZ Private Tournament Series Wanaka 10 Central Otago Pennant Finals Venue TBA North Otago Motor Group Scramble Ambrose Lower Waitaki 18/19 Otago v Southland Southland TBC 17-19 North Island Stroke Play Whakatane O-O-M 18 Balclutha Round Table Mixed Tournament Balclutha 26 Eagles Triangular Dunstan 30-3 Charles Tour Event New Plymouth GC October 3 Oceanview Cup Men’s & Women’s 18 Hole Tournament Kaitangata 2 Lakes District Championships Arrowtown O-O-M 3 Cromwell Open Cromwell o-o-m 2/3 Masters South Island Inter-Provincial Canterbury TBC 4-9 NZ Under 19 Interprovincial Cambridge Open Tournament Patearoa 4-6 Eagles Boys & Girls NZ Championship TBC Eagles Halberg Charity Tournament Cromwell 10 Otago Pennant Finals Metro TBC 14-17 Charles Tour Event Pegasus GC 16-17 North Otago Teams Tournament North Otago Mixed Ambrose Tournament Roxburgh 21-24 Charles Tour Event Tauranga GC Labour Weekend Tournament - Mixed Lake Hawea Open Tournament Naseby 25 Open Mixed Tournament 18 Holes Otematata 23-25 Otago Match Play Championships Otago O-O-M Open Tournament 18 Holes Kurow 30-31 South Island Interprovincial Ashburton GC November 7 Mixed Tournament 27 holes Heriot 5/6 Sunshine Classic Alexandra 2-7 New Zealand Amateur Championships Otago GC O-O-M 6 Tiny’s Butchery Open Mixed Tournament Toko 8-12 Freyberg Masters Paraparaumu GC 11 Balmacewan Cup Otago 18 Waikouaiti 4BBB Open Waikouaiti 19-20 150th Otago Golf Club Otago 21 Lawrence Open Lawrence 20 Cockess Classic Maniototo 27/28 Skyline Classic Queenstown 27 Mens 27 hole Open Tournament Omakau 30-4 Toro Inter-Provincial Tournament Ashburton GC TBC Whitestone Cheese Classic Lower Waitaki December Waikouaiti Open Tournament Waikouaiti 4 Open Tournament 18 hole Tokarahi 4/5 Taieri Open Taieri Lakes 4-5 Guthrie Bowron Two Day Open Tournament Balclutha 5 Eagles Christmas Kaitangata 11 Xmas Mixed North Otago 11 Hamper Day St Clair 16-19 Charles Tour Event Mt Manuganui GC Xmas Tournament Mixed. Lower Waitaki 18 Open Christmas Tournament - Mixed Port Chalmers 26 Boxing Day Open Tournament - Mixed Clinton Campers Tournament Alexandra Mixed 18 holes am & pm Otematata Open Tournament – Men & Women Naseby 28 Sponsored 4BBB Open Tournament - Men & Women Roxburgh Xmas Ambrose Patearoa o-o-m = Otago Order of Merit event Statutory Holidays: Waitangi Day 8th February; Good Friday 2nd April; Easter Monday 5th April; Anzac Day 26th April; Otago Anniversary 22nd March. Queen’s Birthday 7th June; Labour Day 25nd October; School Holidays: 17th April – 2nd May. 10th July – 25th July. 2nd October – 17th October. Daylight Saving Time: Ends Sunday 4th April 2021 – Commences Sunday 26th September 2021 www.golfotago.co.nz .
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