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Annual Report 2013-2014
SASR versus CGC Well done to Simon and his team. The event itself was
The inaugural golf day between the SAS Regiment and won by New Zealander Ryan Fox with a credible 23
Cottesloe was held in July. A brave group of Cottesloe under par total for the 72 holes. I would like to extend
members fought hard, but the conditions prevailed in a big thank you to the 75 Cottesloe members who
the end and on what was cyclonic winds and driving volunteered and made the event a success for our club.
rain the SASR claimed victory. Cottesloe hopes to The season closed in October and the various winners
improve next year in what was a memorable event of the major events were presented with their well-
and strengthens the relationship we have with our earned trophies. The list of major winners is detailed
neighbours. later in this report and congratulations to all who
Alice Wigmore Cup and Cottesloe Cup were successful and thank you to all members who
Congratulations to Lisa McCallum who won the Alice participated in another great season of golf at
Wigmore Cup in a count back from Joy Davis and to Cottesloe.
Richard Howson’s popular win in the coveted Cottesloe
Cup.
Club Championships
The Men’s and Women’s Championships were held
in September with the finals hotly contested in all
grades. Congratulations to our two Club Champions
in Anne Tregonning and Curtis Luck. Anne and
Curtis both claimed their first Championships in hard
fought matches against Dierdre Collins and Brad
White respectively. The Junior Championship was
held in August with Jack Patterson defeating Wade
Mackintosh in the final.
Women’s Charity Day and Passages Charity Day
The Women’s Charity Day was once again a highlight
on the club golfing and social calendar. Well done
to all the women involved in making the day very
special and for raising in excess of $42,000 to help a
variety of charities. Well done also to a large group
of Cottesloe men in organising the Passages Charity
Golf Day. The event was hugely successful with a host
of entertainment on offer and over $90,000 raised.
A great job by all concerned with both events and
something we as a club should be very proud.
WA Open Championship
Cottesloe hosted 132 professional and elite amateurs
in October in what proved to be a great event for the
Club albeit with one big challenge. A large storm front
hit the course late Saturday afternoon and it did not
look good for the final round with the course inundated
with water and debris. Testament to the course staffs
passion for the club all bar none came in Saturday
evening and worked through the night to present a
course which did not reflect what had happened the
day prior. I cannot express enough the thanks given
by the PGA and Golf WA officials when they arrived
Sunday morning to see a pristine course presented for
the days play.
SASR versus CGC Well done to Simon and his team. The event itself was
The inaugural golf day between the SAS Regiment and won by New Zealander Ryan Fox with a credible 23
Cottesloe was held in July. A brave group of Cottesloe under par total for the 72 holes. I would like to extend
members fought hard, but the conditions prevailed in a big thank you to the 75 Cottesloe members who
the end and on what was cyclonic winds and driving volunteered and made the event a success for our club.
rain the SASR claimed victory. Cottesloe hopes to The season closed in October and the various winners
improve next year in what was a memorable event of the major events were presented with their well-
and strengthens the relationship we have with our earned trophies. The list of major winners is detailed
neighbours. later in this report and congratulations to all who
Alice Wigmore Cup and Cottesloe Cup were successful and thank you to all members who
Congratulations to Lisa McCallum who won the Alice participated in another great season of golf at
Wigmore Cup in a count back from Joy Davis and to Cottesloe.
Richard Howson’s popular win in the coveted Cottesloe
Cup.
Club Championships
The Men’s and Women’s Championships were held
in September with the finals hotly contested in all
grades. Congratulations to our two Club Champions
in Anne Tregonning and Curtis Luck. Anne and
Curtis both claimed their first Championships in hard
fought matches against Dierdre Collins and Brad
White respectively. The Junior Championship was
held in August with Jack Patterson defeating Wade
Mackintosh in the final.
Women’s Charity Day and Passages Charity Day
The Women’s Charity Day was once again a highlight
on the club golfing and social calendar. Well done
to all the women involved in making the day very
special and for raising in excess of $42,000 to help a
variety of charities. Well done also to a large group
of Cottesloe men in organising the Passages Charity
Golf Day. The event was hugely successful with a host
of entertainment on offer and over $90,000 raised.
A great job by all concerned with both events and
something we as a club should be very proud.
WA Open Championship
Cottesloe hosted 132 professional and elite amateurs
in October in what proved to be a great event for the
Club albeit with one big challenge. A large storm front
hit the course late Saturday afternoon and it did not
look good for the final round with the course inundated
with water and debris. Testament to the course staffs
passion for the club all bar none came in Saturday
evening and worked through the night to present a
course which did not reflect what had happened the
day prior. I cannot express enough the thanks given
by the PGA and Golf WA officials when they arrived
Sunday morning to see a pristine course presented for
the days play.
