2021 Continuous Programme

Broken Hill Golf and Country Club Trading as Golf Broken Hill Inc 2021 PROGRAMME BOOK Phone: Golf Shop 08 8087 9099 Email: [email protected] Web: www.brokenhillgolf.com.au

BROKEN HILL GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Trading as GOLF BROKEN HILL INC President: Mrs Gaynor HollidayPh 0412 675 763 ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD Mr John Bennett (Treasurer), Mr Michael Baldwin, Mr Don Crittenden, Mrs Judy Edgecumbe, Mrs Gaynor Holliday, Mr Adrian McDonald, Mr Adrian Rouse, Mr Steve Tucker, Mrs Malissa Wheatley, Mr Michael Wheatley Minute Secretary: Mrs. Gaynor Holliday Ph 8087 4086 0412 675 763 MATCH & GREENS COMMITTEE Captain: Mr. Peter Jeffery Ph 8088 3165 Vice Captain: Mr Adrian Dalby Ph 0419 248 051 Committee: Mr Bruce Baum Ph 8088 7805 Mr Jason Pearce Ph 0421 014 127 Golf Shop Ph 8087 9099 Email [email protected] Web :www.brokenhillgolf.com.au Facebook: Broken Hill Golf and Country Club

LADIES COMMITTEE Captain: Ph 0418 963 208 Dr Lyn Mayne Committee: Malissa Wheatley Ph 0421 507 538 Jan Ralph Ph 0400 344 933 Louise Schofield Ph 0427 972 506 Pat Vaughan Ph 0438 862 036 Match Committee: Lyn Mayne, Malissa Wheatley, Louise Schofield, Pat Vaughan, Jan Ralph,

DRESS REGULATIONS Members and visitors are required to be respectfully attired at all times on Club premises, which includes the Course, Clubhouse, Car-park, Practice Putting Green, to the satisfaction of the Board. Shorts: Shorts are permitted but must be of the dress or walk style. FOOTBALL SHORTS, TRACK SHORTS, JOGGERS OR STUBBIES ARE NOT PERMITTED. Male members are required to wear socks on the Course. Shirts: Shirts with collars and sleeves must be worn at all times and must not bear any signage or design of an offensive nature. Football Guernseys are not permitted. Footwear: Standard golf footwear only. CLUB MEMBERS TO OBSERVE CORRECT GOLF DRESS CODE AT ALL TIMES. ETIQUETTE AND PRIORITY ON COURSE Taken from the R & A Rules Handbook The Game of Golf 1. Golf is played in a round of 18 (or fewer) holes on a course by striking a ball with a club. Each hole starts with a stroke from the teeing area and ends when the ball is holed on the putting green (or when the Rules otherwise say the hole is completed). For each stroke, the player: a. Plays the course as he or she finds it, and b. Plays the ball as it lies. But there are exceptions where the Rules allow the player to alter conditions on the course and require or allow the player to play the ball from a different place than where it lies. 2. Standards of Player Conduct a. Conduct Expected of All Players All players are expected to play in the spirit of the game by: Acting with integrity – for example, by following the Rules, applying all penalties, and being honest in all aspects of play. Players should always show consideration for other players on the course and should not disturb their play by moving, talking or making unnecessary noise. On the teeing ground, a player should not tee his ball until it is his turn to play. Players should not stand close to or directly behind the ball, or directly behind the hole, when a player is about to play. On the putting green, players should not stand on another player’s line of putt or, when he is making a stroke, cast a shadow over his line of putt. Players should remain on or close to the putting green until all other players in the group have holed out. Taking good care of the course – for example, by replacing divots, smoothing bunkers, repairing ball-marks, and not causing unnecessary damage to the course. There is no penalty under the Rules for failing to act in this way, except that the Committee may disqualify a player for acting contrary to the spirit of the game if it finds that the player has committed serious misconduct. Penalties other than disqualification may be imposed for player misconduct only if those penalties are adopted as part of a Code of Conduct under Rule 1.2b. b. Code of Conduct The Committee may set its own standards of player conduct in a Code of Conduct adopted as a Local Rule. The Code may include penalties for breach of its standards, such as a one-stroke penalty or the general penalty. The Committee may also disqualify a player for serious misconduct in failing to meet the Code’s standards.

3. Playing by the Rules You are expected to recognize when you have breached a Rule and to be honest in applying your own penalties. You may ask for help with the Rules from a referee or the Committee, but if help is not available in a reasonable time you must play on and raise the issue later. There are times when you must make estimates, such as the spot where to replace your ball, the point where your ball crossed the edge of a penalty area or when taking relief under the Rules. You are expected to consider all available information and to make a reasonable judgment in the circumstances. A penalty applies to you when a breach of a Rule results from your own actions, the actions of your caddie, or the actions of another person acting with your authority or knowledge. Penalties are meant to cancel out any potential advantage. There are three main penalty levels: a. One-Stroke Penalty: Applies in both match play and stroke play. b. General Penalty: Loss of hole in match play and a two-stroke penalty in stroke play. c. Disqualification: Applies both in match play and stroke play. 4. Safety Player’s should ensure that no one is standing close by or in a position to be hit by the club, the ball or any stones, pebbles, twigs or the like when they make a stroke or practice swing. Wait until the players in front are out of range. Players should always alert green staff nearby or ahead when they are about to make a stroke that might endanger them. If your ball is heading in a direction where there is a danger of it hitting someone, shout a warning immediately. The traditional word of warning is “fore!”. 5. Priority on the Course Unless otherwise determined by the Committee, priority on the course is determined by a group’s pace of play. Any group playing a whole round is entitled to pass a group playing a shorter round. The term “group” includes a single player. It should be remembered that consideration should be shown to others on the course at all times. 6. Pace of Play The Rules of Golf Guide has highlighted that it is wrong to think that players are the cause of all issues relating to pace of play, but, nevertheless, the behavior of the players on the course also needs to be examined. There is no doubt that one group, or even one player, can create issues for all of the other players on the course by demonstrating poor etiquette in relation to pace of play. a. Being Aware of Position on the Course Players need to be aware of their group’s position on the course, and how they are impacting on the pace of play of other groups. The basic advice in this regard is that if a group keeps up with the group in front, the players in that group will rarely be accused of slow play. Players should always be looking forward to ensure that they are maintaining a good position in relation to the group in front, for example, making sure that they do not have an empty par 4 hole in between them. If ground has been lost on the group in front, then all of the players in the group should take responsibility for making up that ground as quickly as possible. It is inevitable that there will be holes that take longer to play than would normally be the case, either due to bad play or some other delay, but the key is for the all the players in that group to ensure that the group gets back into position promptly. The self-assessed pace of play control system (see Appendix I) can assist in ensuring that players take responsibility for making up lost ground. b. Various Actions Players Can Take to Improve Pace of Play

i. Position of Bags or Carts When players are approaching the green, golf bags or carts should be positioned to allow for quick and efficient movement off the green towards the next tee. ii. Marking Score Cards While it is strongly recommended that players remain at the green to watch the other players in their group hole out, the marking of score cards should not be done at the green if this may delay play of the group behind. Mark score cards on the way to or at the next tee. That said, the player who is first to play from the next tee should play first and then mark the card. iii. Playing a Provisional Ball. Ball searches and lost balls are a feature of golf, but they do cause delay. However, the delay can be significantly minimized if the player whose ball might be in danger of being lost has played a provisional ball. A player should play a provisional ball if they think that their ball may be out of bounds or if there is any possibility that it may be lost, other than when it is clearly in a water hazard. The result of playing a provisional ball is that the player will not have to return to the spot of the previous stroke to put another ball into play. Another practical result is that often, having played a provisional ball, the player is less concerned with taking the full three minutes to search for the original ball in the knowledge that the hole can be completed with the provisional ball. iv. Watching the Flight of the Ball Carefully. The problem of lost balls can be significantly reduced if all players in a group make a conscious effort to watch each other’s shots and their own shots as carefully and as often as possible. This will result in less searching time and fewer lost balls. v. 'Ready Golf'. As referenced in the Management Practices section above, playing “ready golf” is permissible in stroke play and can improve pace of play. Even if the management at a course has not made a request for players to play “ready golf”, players in stroke play can agree to do so. vi. Choosing an Appropriate Form of Play. The vast majority of golf is not overseen by a committee or other administrator, which means it is the golfers themselves who decide how many players will be in their groups and what the form of play will be. The choices that are made will impact on how long it takes to play. vii. Choosing an appropriate time to play If golfers want to play quickly, they should attempt to get one of the first starting times of the day and set the pace or choose a quieter time of the day when the course may be under-utilized. 7. Care of the Course Players should avoid causing damage to the course by removing divots when taking practice swings or by hitting the head of a club into the ground, whether in anger or for any other reason. Players should ensure that no damage is done to the putting green when putting down bags or the flagstick. In order to avoid damaging the hole, players and caddies should not stand too close to the hole and should take care during the handling of the flagstick and the removal of a ball from the hole. Players should carefully repair any divot holes made by them and any damage to the putting green made by the impact of a ball (whether or not made by the player himself). Players should not lean on their clubs when on the putting green, particularly when removing the ball from the hole. The flagstick should be properly replaced in the hole before the players leave the putting green. Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints made by them and any nearby made by others. If a rake is within reasonable proximity of the bunker, the rake should be used for this purpose. Local notices regulating the movement of golf carts should be strictly observed.

20 MUST KNOW RULES OF GOLF CHANGES From January 2019 1. Drop from knee height (NOT shoulder height) 2. Measure the area to drop in with the longest club in your bag (except a putter) 3. Drop in and play from the relief area 4. When dropping back-on-the-line, your ball cannot be played from nearer the hole than your chosen reference point 5. Time to search – 3 minutes (NOT 5 minutes) 6. If you accidentally move your ball when searching for it, replace it without penalty 7. No penalty for a double hit – it only counts as one stroke 8. No penalty if your ball hits you or your equipment accidentally after a stroke 9. No penalty if your ball strikes the flagstick when you have chosen to leave it in the hole 10. Spike mark and other shoe damage on the putting green can be repaired 11. Ball accidentally moved on putting green – no penalty and replace 12. Ball marked, lifted and replaced on putting green is moved by wind to another position – replace ball on the original spot 13. Penalty areas replace water hazards, and you can move loose impediments, ground your club and take practice swings in penalty areas without penalty, just as you can on the fairway or in the rough 14. You can’t take relief from a penalty area unless you are at least 95% certain your ball is in the penalty area 15. In bunkers you can move loose impediments 16. In bunkers you cannot touch the sand with your club in the area right in front of or right behind your ball, during your backswing or in taking practice swings 17. Free relief is allowed if your ball is embedded on the fairway or in the rough (but “embedded” means that part of your ball is below the level of the ground) 18. Unplayable ball in bunker – extra option to drop outside the bunker for 2 penalty strokes 19. You cannot have your caddie or your partner standing behind you once you begin taking your stance 20. Pace of Play - it is recommended that you take no longer than 40 seconds to make a stroke (and usually you should be able to play more quickly than that) and Ready Golf in stroke play is encouraged NOTICE BOARD: Members are requested to take notice of information posted on the notice board, and should be conversant with such information before commencing play. LOCAL RULES: Local Rules of Play are available and some are those printed on the score cards and those that appear on the Notice Board and Local Rules Sheet from time to time. TIME SHEETS: Members are requested to book their starting times on the sheets provided and are requested to adhere to these times; failure to do so may incur disqualification - Rule 33-7. HANDICAP MATCH EVENTS: All handicap match events will be played off current handicaps, the lowest handicapped player going back to scratch. All matches must be played to a decision on the actual day of play - competitors play on if square after 18 holes. The Match Play Index on score card will be used. PROGRAMME: All events will be played on the day set down in the programme. TROPHY EVENTS: Unless specifically stated to the contrary in the programme all Trophy Events are to be regarded as \"All Day\" events, and as such are open to morning and afternoon players. However, if a competitor plays in the morning and afternoon, his morning score shall be regarded as his score for the Trophy.

CONCLUSIONS; ANNUAL TROPHIES LISTED MONTHLY MEDALS Players who record the lowest individual Nett in each grade from March to October will be deemed as the winner of the annual trophy sponsored by Mark Craven, McDonalds Family Restaurant. In the event of a tie the countback system will apply. LISTED STABLEFORD EVENTS Players who record the highest individual Points in each grade from March to October will be deemed as the winner of the annual trophy sponsored by the Broken Hill Sturt Club. In the event of a tie the countback system will apply. LISTED PAR EVENTS Players who record the highest individual Points in each grade from March to October will be deemed as the winner of the annual trophy sponsored by The Demo Club. In the event of a tie the countback system will apply. LISTED STROKE EVENTS Players who record the lowest stroke score in each grade from March to October will be deemed as the winner of the annual trophy sponsored by the Broken Hill Community Credit Union. In the event of a tie the countback system will apply. All of the above trophies will be presented on the Closing Day of the Winter Season. ECLECTIC (Sponsored by Steve Tucker Builders). Played between March and October. Cost $3.00 (once only fee), A, B & C Grade winners. Half of members’ final handicap deducted from gross score. Scores from all 18 Hole individual or 4 Ball events (except match play) can be included. All members will be entered on the first day they play in the new season. HOLE IN ONE TROPHIES: Full Golf Members achieving a ‘Hole In One’ on any of the par three holes, during an 18 Hole and above competitions under the control and management of the Match and Green’s Committee, are eligible for the Hole In One Trophy and Name on Hole In One Honour Board. Conditions apply for some sponsorships. Visitors scoring a Hole in One, as per the same conditions as members will receive recognition at the discretion of the Match & Greens committee. NEAREST TO PIN TROPHIES: Ball MUST BE measured on the putting surface only and the measure to be recorded in centimetres on the card. NTP winners – Ball credit will be applied to member’s card. NINE HOLE COMPETITIONS: (Club Voucher). All members winning a nine-hole competition under the control and management of the Match and Green’s Committee shall be awarded the club voucher. MALE MEMBERS - TROPHY CONDITIONS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP: 72 Holes Stroke Play over two weekends. In the event of a tie, Sudden Death Play-Off on 1st hole. If the conditions prevent a Play-Off, the Golf Committee will use GA Countback to decide the winner. PINEHURST FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP: 18 Holes Stroke Play. In the event of a tie, the same conditions as for the Club Championship will apply. ***ONLY FULL FINANCIAL MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE TO CONTEST CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS***

EPIROC & GOLF BROKEN HILL Inc OUTBACK OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP: 36 Holes Stroke Play. In the event of a tie, the same conditions as for Club Championship will apply. Members of Golf Broken Hill Inc must be financial to accept trophies in this event. All events except Club Championships, Outback Open will be decided by GA countback system. SHANNON ELECTRICS Proud Sponsors Open Day Winter Season & Club Championships EPIROC Proud sponsor Outback Open 36 Hole championship BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB Monthly Stableford for A, B & C Grade DEMO CLUB CUP Monthly Par for A, B & C Grade MONTHLY MEDALS Monthly Stroke for A, B & C Grade CREDIT UNION SHIELD A yearly trophy donated by the Broken Hill Community Credit Union. The winner will have his name engraved on the shield, which will be displayed in a prominent place. An individual trophy for the winner is also provided. Conditions of Play: 1. Play will be conducted over stoke play in conjunction with the Monthly Medal competitions. 2. Scores will be determined from the first eight medal rounds in the season. The result will be determined on the nett average of his best five cards. 3. A tie will be determined by countback on the one best card returned for the season. AMBROSE EVENTS Handicap Format: The maximum handicap for male team members is 36 and 45 for female team members. Any handicap exceeding these figures is to be reduced to the applicable maximum. On the Fairway: The position of the selected ball shall be marked. All players then PLACE their ball within one club length of the marked position, no nearer the hole. Any order of play. Off the Fairway: The position of the selected ball shall be played as it lies. Other players then PLACE their ball within one club length of the marked position, no nearer the hole. The ball must be PLACED in the same conditions as the marked position, i.e. hazard, rough, bunker. Any order of play. On the Putting Green: The selected ball shall be marked. Other balls to be putted from within one putter head length either side of the selected ball, no nearer the hole. Any order of play. Handicap Ambrose: 1/8 of combined handicap, Maximum of 4 players. 1/6 of combined handicap, Maximum of 3 players. 1/4 of combined handicap, Maximum of 2 players.

The Match and Green’s Committee reserves the right to change any or all of Ambrose Conditions prior to the commencement of play. Pinehurst: 3/8 of combined handicap. Canadian: 3/8 of combined handicap. Straight Foursomes: 1/2 of combined handicap. PINEHURST Pinehurst involves two players both teeing off on a hole and then playing their second shots with their partner's ball. They then chose which ball they prefer and play proceeds with alternate strokes. If Player B hit the second shot of the chosen ball, Player A will hit the next shot The team’s handicap is determined by taking 3/8 of the aggregate handicaps of both partners. CANADIAN FOURSOMES Canadian Foursomes is played with a partner and both players tee off on all holes. The players then decide together which ball is in the best position and the other ball is taken out of play. If Player A hits the selected ball from the tee, then Player B will hits the next shot or vice versa. Play continues on an alternate basis until the hole is completed. Incurring a penalty shot does not affect the order of play. The handicap of each team is calculated by taking 3/8 of the aggregate of team members' individual handicaps. The handicap of each player must be shown on the card. Since Canadian Foursomes is a Stroke event, it is simply scored that way on the card showing a gross and net score. The team with the lowest score is the winner. STRAIGHT FOURSOMES Foursomes is an event in which two players play a stroke competition as partners using an single ball and alternating shots. The players also alternate tee shots (e.g. if Player A tees off on the odd numbered holes Player B must tee off on the even numbered holes. If either player incurs a penalty shot it does not alter the order of play. This event may also be played in mixed teams of male and female, in which case all players tee off on their respective tee blocks when teeing off. Competitions can be based on both gross and net scores. A COUNTRY MEMBER of the Club is a person whose usual residential address is not within a one hundred (100) kilometre radius of the City of Broken Hill. The Country Member can only participate in Club competitions if the member has an Australian Golf Handicap from another affiliated Golf Club. A Country Member can participate in but cannot qualify for recognition in Monthly Medals and Club Championships A Country Member can play in 12 competition games only per year MALE MEMBERS HANDICAPS To obtain a club handicap you must be a financial member of the club - three cards must be submitted properly signed, a temporary handicap will then be issued. After submitting three cards a player will be issued a GA handicap by his Home Club. If a player is, or becomes a member of more than one club, he shall select one club to be his home Club. A player must report to his Home Club all competition round scores returned by him at other Clubs. Any player who enters a competition MUST submit his score card to the handicapper even though the Member may have failed to complete the round.

GOLF BROKEN HILL Inc GRADE HANDICAPS A GRADE 0 – 11.4 B GRADE 11.5 – 18.4 C GRADE 18.5 – 3.4 (Maximum GA Handicap 36 – Club Handicap maximum is 36) COUNTBACK SYSTEM – 18 Hole Events 1st Countback Last 9 Holes on card 2nd Countback Last 6 Holes on card 3rd Countback Last 3 Holes on card If still a tie, hole by hole from the 18th hole. In a 27 Hole event the 18 Hole Card shall be used, if still tied, a countback as above. In 36, 54 and 72 Hole Events, the last 18 holes shall be used and if still tied countback as above. In Handicap Events the relevant GA playing handicap or fraction thereof shall be applied. Eg for 18 Hole Events use ½ handicap for the last 9 holes; if still a tie use 1/3 for the last 6 holes; if there is still a tie use 1/6 for the last 3 holes, if there is still a tie use 1/8 handicap for hole by hole from the 18th Hole TEE MARKERS BLUE CHAMPIONSHIP TEES WHITE CLUB EVENTS, MALE CLUB EVENTS, FEMALE RED VISITORS, SOCIAL YELLOW COURSE MARKERS WATER HAZARDS YELLOW PENALTY AREAS RED PENALTY AREAS WITH DESIGNATED DROP ZONE RED WHITE TOPS DESIGNATED FAIRWAY YELLOW GUR (Ground Under Repair) WHITE DISTANCE MARKERS GREEN 150 METRES TO CENTRE OF GREEN BLUE 100 METRES TO CENTRE OF GREEN FLAGS ON GREENS RED FLAG BACK SECTION OF GREEN WHITE FLAG CENTRE SECTION OF GREEN BLUE FLAG FRONT SECTION OF GREEN JUNIORS playing in Competitions must have at least one Senior player in the group, unless exempted by the Captain. Seniors are requested to encourage Juniors by making themselves available.

SPONSORS TRIBUTE: Golf Broken Hill Inc, Committee, Match and Green’s Committee, and Golf Members would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all sponsors for their generous support for the 2021 golf season. Your generosity ensures the success of the golf season. We take this opportunity to welcome our major sponsors and invite them to enjoy the course and enjoy the facilities. GOLF COMMITTEE: Slow Play - Penalties may be enforced for slow play as outlined in the R & A Rules of Golf. All competitions are under the control and management of GBH Match and Green’s Committee. The Match and Green’s Committee reserves the right to vary the conditions of play of any event and to alter this programme. Members may practice from defined areas only or from such areas allocated by the Match and Green’ Committee. Protests are to be made to the Match and Green’s Committee no later than ten minutes after the day's play. All daily competitions close ten minutes after the last player leaves the last green. MEMBERS WHO ARE NOT FINANCIAL ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN ANY CLUB COMPETITIONS OR CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS. VISITORS: Visitors to the club are reminded that they are not eligible to win the donated trophy of the day in member events but will be recognised by the Match and Greens Committee. NEW MEMBERS: It is the responsibility of all members to see that a new member is introduced to other members, is advised on rules governing the conduct of the Club and is sufficiently advanced in the knowledge of the rules of golf to perform the duties of marker to a fellow competitor. GOLF SHOP Members are encouraged to obtain all their golfing equipment from the Golf Shop. Full support will ensure members receive quality goods at competitive prices. Support our golf shop - buy your golfing supplies

MATCH & GREEN’S COMMITTEE’S GOLF BROKEN HILL Inc RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER OR AMEND THIS PROGRAM AT ANY TIME SUNRYASIA OPEN DAYS 2021 Riverside Summer Open February 7, 8 Mildura Open April 3, 4, 5 Coomealla Open April 15, 16 Riverside Open May 5, 6 Robinvale Open May 13 Merbein Open May 19, 20 Tri State Masters May 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 Redcliffs Open May 29, 30 District Championship September 17, 18 (Champs of Champs) Pennant dates have not been scheduled at this point. Check with MDGA / Sunraysia District for confirmation of above dates. MEMBERS PLEASE CHECK EVENTS AND BE AWARE OF ANY COVID RESTRICTIONS THAT MAY APPLY Ladies - GOLF SA EVENTS Golf SA Events – Lady Members who have dual affiliation Country Week Golf SA Women's 76th Country Week 20 - 22 July 2021 Murray Bridge Golf Club 0-16.0 GA Handicap Port Lincoln Golf Club 16.1-21.4 GA Handicap Victor Harbour Golf Club 21.5-28.0 GA Handicap Moonta Golf Club 28.1 and over GA Handicap Entries open May 3, Entries close 5 July 2021 WGSA Shylie Rymill Handicap Foursomes: The winning pair recording the lowest Nett score in relation to Scratch score. Half combined handicaps shall be used. This is a State wide event and the winning card from each Club will be returned to Golf SA. The Best Net score within the Club will win a Shylie Rymill Brooch each. SA Northern District Close Championships – Open to all affiliated members of Northern Group

LADIES COMPETITION CONDITIONS DRAW TIMES Names must be placed on sheet in Golf Shop Saturday 9.10am Tee Off 9.30am Tuesday 9.10am Tee Off 9.30am THERE IS NO DRAW FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH. The Heat Policy is displayed on the Notice Board in the Ladies Locker room. If the Barrier Daily Truth publishes a forecast temperature of 32C or higher for the Wednesday or Saturday, the Ladies Captain may activate the Heat Policy. The Ladies Captain will authorise a tee– off time and review the need for a draw. • Only full financial members are eligible to contest Club Championships and other major events. • Country Members can play a maximum of 12 (twelve) games per year – and must have a home club other than Golf Broken Hill Inc. Visitors - Visitors are NOT eligible to win the donated Trophy of the day but will receive a momento. Eclectic • Eclectic is played on Tuesday and Saturday 18 Hole events. Handicap for Eclectic will be half finishing handicap, as per the Golf Australia 'Golf Competitions and how they are played' information guide New Members To obtain a GA Handicap, a golfer must be a financial member of the golf club and submit three (3) cards of 9 or 18 holes. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS – 22, 23, 29, 30 May 2021 A Grade 72 Holes B Grade 72 Holes C Grade 72 Holes D Grade 72 Holes West Darling Ladies Open 27 Hole Championship – 20, 21, 22 August 2021 – 27 holes Stroke Play. Grades to be determined by Match Committee Monthly Medal: Categories: 0 - 25; 26 - 45 All Medal winners will play off in a Monthly Medal Final in October – one trophy Other players eligible to win trophy of the day To be eligible to win the Monthly Medal, including Final Monthly Medal or any major event, including Final Silver Spoon, the member must play in the designated draw & time slot as determined by the Ladies Match and Greens Committee If a lady member plays outside the time slot for the above they may be eligible to win a ball, nearest the pin and points in the Ladies Eclectic Competition

Club Championship Trophy - those not playing the four rounds of the Championships and only play in the competition of the day are entitled to take the donated trophy of the day. Important Events as determined by the Ladies Match and Green are and can include, Monthly Medals, Final Monthly Medal, Final Silver Spoon, Board/ Shield Events, All Championships, Open Events, Golf Victoria Events, Ambrose, Volkswagen Scramble, Memorial Days, or any other event determined at any other time by the Ladies Match & Greens Committee. In Ambrose Medley events, maximum handicap for lady members is 45 unless otherwise stated in the “Conditions of Play”. Note: Nominations for Committee for Ladies Annual General Meeting (Sunday 24 October 2021) must be placed on the Notice Board by 6.00pm seven (7) days prior to AGM. THE LADIES MATCH & GREENS COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER OR AMEND THIS PROGRAM AT ANY TIME. WGV - WOMEN’S GOLF VICTORIA EVENTS WGV Silver Spoon: Four rounds of stroke play. Winners play off in a final. In the event of a tie in any round, all those tying will play in final. In the event of a tie in the final, the final to be replayed within 7 days as per Rules of Play. 2021 Silver Spoon Dates 1st Round March 20 2nd Round May 22 3rd Round June 12 4th Round July 3 FINAL August 7 WGV Mona McLeod Brooch – two Stroke Rounds must be played concurrently with Silver Spoon or International Bowl. The Mona McLeod Brooch is run over two (2) 18 hole stroke rounds as stipulated by each golf club's committee. Rounds played a club level - State Final Played in Melbourne • 1st Round March 20 • 2nd Round May 22 WGV – Doris Chambers Cup - 18 Hole Stableford Foursomes - The perpetual trophy was donated by Miss Doris Chambers O.B.E, former Ladies Golf Union President and was first played in 1950. First Round played at Club Level 14 August 2021 – next round Melbourne WGV – Royal Women’s Hospital – 17 April 2021 - 4BBB v Stableford Broken Hill Golf and Country Club Important Board Events – Shield Events and others Mrs C Trevilyan Memorial Shield – 17 July 2021 - donated by the Trevilyan Family in honour of Mrs Cec Trevilyan who was a Life Member of the Broken Hill Golf Club. Pearl Day in memory of Ann Rogers – Saturday 18 September 2021

COUNTBACK SYSTEM – 18 Hole Events 1st Countback Last 9 Holes on card 2nd Countback Last 6 Holes on card 3rd CountbackLast 3 Holes on card If still a tie, hole by hole from the 18th hole. In a 27 Hole event the 18 Hole Card shall be used, if still tied, a countback as above. In 36, 54 and 72 Hole Events, the last 18 holes shall be used and if still tied countback as above. In Handicap Events the relevant GA playing handicap or fraction thereof shall be applied. Eg for 18 Hole Events use ½ handicap for the last 9 holes; if still a tie use 1/3 for the last 6 holes; if there is still a tie use 1/6 for the last 3 holes, id there is still a tie use 1/8 handicap for hole by hole from the 18th Hole LADIES DUE TO COVID-19 SOME EVENTS SCHEDULED MAY CHANGE

PROGRAMME FOR 2021 (Lady Members Fixtures in Red) Men’s Competition closing times - Summer 5.30pm - Winter 5.00pm – All cards must be submitted by these times to be eligible for inclusion in competition A weekly medley competition runs from Monday - Friday inclusive Ladies competition days Saturday and Tuesday. MARCH 2021 - Saturday March 6 OPENING DAY OF WINTER SEASON 18 Hole 4 Person Medley Ambrose -9.00 am Shotgun Start MEMBERS ONLY - Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS As Above Sunday March 7 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Club Trophy Medley Monday March 8 - Friday March 12 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday March 9 18 Hole Stableford - Ball Competition Friday March 12 St Pats Two Person Medley Ambrose – 11.00am Shotgun Start Saturday March 13 ST PATS RACES THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - A, B, C Grades - Trophy Donor Demo Club MEN’S ECLECTIC COMMENCES - 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor LADIES ECLECTIC COMMENCES ***** 13th March 1993 - Broken Hill Golf Club grassed course opened Sunday 14 March 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday March 15 - Friday March 19 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday March 16 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor

Saturday March 20 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Graded Stroke - Trophy Donor ROC’s MONTHLY MEDAL 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - 1st Round WGV Silver Spoon 1st Round Mona McLeod Brooch - Trophy Donor Judy Edgecumbe Sunday March 21 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday March 22 - Friday March 26 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday March 23 18 Hole Par- Trophy Donor Saturday March 27 BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB – 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grades Trophy Donor Broken Hill Sturt Club 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Sunday March 28 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club OPENING DAY JUNIOR GOLF Medley Monday 29 – EASTER - Good Friday April 2 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday March 30 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Cheryl Gepp EASTER Saturday April 3 18 Hole Medley Stroke - Trophy Donor Club EASTER Sunday April 4 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club EASTER Monday April 5 - Friday April 9 18 Hole Medley Stableford -Trophy Donor Club Tuesday April 6 18 Hole Par - Ball Competition

Saturday April 10 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke A, B, C Grades Trophy Donor Mark Craven - McDonalds Family Restaurant MONTHLY MEDAL 18 Hole Stroke and Putting -Trophy Donor Lyn Mayne Sunday April 11 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday April 12 - Friday April 16 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Trophy Tuesday April 13 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Carol Roberts Saturday April 17 THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - A, B, C Grades -Trophy Donor Demo Royal Women’s Hospital 4BBB v Stableford SOP - Trophy Donors - Stretch and Shorty Sunday April 18 18 Hole Medley Stableford -Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday April 19 - Friday April 23 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday April 20 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Jan Ralph Saturday April 24 BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grade Trophy Donor Broken Hill Sturt Club 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Sunday April 25 ANZAC DAY 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club



Medley Monday April 26 - Friday April 30 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday April 27 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Pat Vaughan Saturday May 1 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke - A, B, C Grades - Trophy Donor Junior Golf MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - Trophy Donor Sunday May 2 LEGACY 18 Hole 4 Person Medley Ambrose - 11.00am Shotgun Start Medley Monday May 3 - Friday May 7 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday May 4 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Tuesday Lunch Girls Saturday May 8 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Alison Moldenhauer Sunday May 9 MOTHER’S DAY - 18 Hole Stableford Medley Event - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday May 10 - Friday May 14 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday May 11 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Saturday May 15 18 Hole 4BBB v Stableford - Trophy Donor Peter Nash 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Louise Schofield Sunday May 16 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club

Medley Monday May 17 - Friday May 21 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday May 18 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Chris Rogers Saturday May 22 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke A, B, C Grades Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS OPEN TEE TIMES – SOP 1st Round - Bob Warhurst Memorial Trophy – Trophy Donor Christine Warhurst 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players – ball Competition CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS 2nd Round WGV Silver Spoon - 2nd Round Mona McLeod Brooch - Trophy Donor 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players Sunday May 23 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS SECOND ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke A, B & C Grades Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS & BWS OPEN TEE TIMES – SOP - Trophy Donor Barry Jackaman 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players – ball Competition CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS Trophy Donor 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players Medley Monday May 24 - Friday May 28 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday May 25 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Helen Bright Saturday May 29 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS THIRD ROUND - 18 Holes Stroke A, B & C Grades Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS OPEN TEE TIMES – SOP - Trophy Donor Wayne Holliday 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players – ball competition

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS Trophy Donor18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players Sunday May 30 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS FINAL ROUND - 18 Holes Stroke A, B & C Grades Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS OPEN TEE TIMES – SOP - Trophy Donor Jason Maalste First 8 Players Seeded Draw for A, B & C Grade – 11.30am Tee Time 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players – ball competition CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL ROUND - 18 Hole Stroke Sponsored by SHANNON ELECTRICS Trophy Donor Gaynor Holliday 18 Hole Stroke event for non-championship players Medley Monday May 31 – Friday June 4 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday June 1 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Malissa Wheatley Saturday June 5 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB -18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grade Trophy Donor Sturt Club 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Sunday June 6 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday June 7 – Friday June 11 QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY - 18 Hole Stableford Medley Event - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday June 8 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Carol Hannigan Saturday June 12 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke - A, B, C Grade - Trophy Donor Ken Emmett MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - Third Round WGV Silver Spoon Trophy Donor Debbie Higgs

Sunday June 13 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday June 14 - Friday June 18 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday June 15 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Pat Strickland Saturday June 19 THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - A, B, C Grade - Trophy Donor Demo 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Club Sunday June 20 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday June 21 - Friday June 25 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday June 22 18 Hole Par- Trophy Donor Lyn Bent Saturday June 26 BROKEN HILL VETERANS CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grade Trophy Donor Veterans 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Heather Dungey Sunday June 27 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Monday June 28 - Friday July 2 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday June 29 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor June Marie Bennett Saturday July 3 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke - A, B, C Grade - Trophy Donor Steve Odgers MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - Fourth Round WGV Silver Spoon Trophy Donor Christine Warhurst

Sunday July 4 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday July 5 - Friday July 9 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday July 6 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Debbie Ormsby, Lexie Oglivie, Helen Teelow Saturday July 10 BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grades Trophy Donor Sturt Club 18 Hole Pinehurst – Draw for partners - Trophy Donor Sunday July 11 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday July 12 - Friday July 16 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday July 13 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Saturday July 17 BROKEN HILL VETERANS CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grades Sponsored by Veterans Club Mrs C Trevilyan Memorial Shield - 18 Hole Stableford Trophy Donor Trevilyan Family Sunday July 18 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday July 19 - Friday July 23 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday July 20 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Julie Pascoe Saturday July 24 EPIROC & Golf Broken Hill Outback Open Amateur 36 Hole Championship 18 Holes Stroke - A, B & C Grades - 36 Hole Gross & Nett Trophies Open Tee Times – SOP - Sponsored by EPIROC

As Above Grades to be determined - 36 Hole Gross & Nett Trophies, Draw for times and groups Sunday July 25 EPIROC & Golf Broken Hill Outback Open Amateur 36 Hole Championship 18 Holes Stroke - A, B & C Grades - 36 Hole Gross & Nett Trophies Open Tee Times – SOP - Sponsored by EPIROC As Above Grades to be determined - 36 Hole Gross & Nett Trophies, Draw for times and groups Medley Monday July 26 - Friday July 30 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday July 27 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Jenny Griffin Saturday July 31 18 Hole 4BBB v Stableford - Trophy Donor Sunday August 1 18 HOLE MIXED PINEHURST CHAMPIONSHIP - Trophy Donor Broken Hill Community Credit Union As Above Medley Monday August 2 - Friday August 6 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday August 3 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Pam Odgers Saturday August 7 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke - A, B & C Grades Trophy Donor Geckos Social Club MONTHLY MEDAL 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - Final WGV Silver Spoon Trophy Donor Outback Astronomy Sunday August 8 18 Hole Par Medley Event - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday August 9 - Friday August 13 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club

Tuesday August 10 Silver City Open Canadian Foursomes Championship – Draw - Trophy Donors Saturday August 14 BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grades Trophy Donor – Sturt Club Doris Chambers Cup - 4BBB v Stableford SOP - Trophy Donor Club Sunday August 15 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday August 16 - Friday August 20 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday August 17 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Anne-Marie Bessell Friday August 20 Members to check tee times West Darling Ladies Open Championship - 10.30am Shotgun Start 18 Hole Ladies Foursomes Championship Draw Sponsors Broken Hill Community Credit Union & Silver City Workingman’s Club Saturday August 21 Members to check available tee times THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - Graded A, B, C - Trophy Donor Demo West Darling Ladies Open Championship 27 Hole Stroke Open Ladies Championship - Hoskins Family Shield 27 Hole – Golf Broken Hill Member - Grades to be determined – Draw for partners Sponsors Broken Hill Community Credit Union & Silver City Workingman’s Club Sunday August 22 Members to check available tee times 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club West Darling Ladies Open Championship - 10.00am Shotgun start 18 Hole Mixed Canadian Foursomes Championship - Draw Sponsors Broken Hill Community Credit Union & Silver City Workingman’s Club Medley Monday August 23 - Friday August 27 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Trophy

Tuesday August 24 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Deidre Rolton Saturday August 28 BROKEN HILL VETERANS CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B, C Grades Trophy Donor Veterans 4BBB vs Multiplication Stableford - 18 Hole – Draw - Trophy Donor Club Sunday August 29 18 Hole Medley Stroke - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday August 30 – Friday September 3 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday August 31 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Saturday September 4 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke - A, B & C Grades Trophy Donor Mark Craven - McDonalds Family Restaurant MONTHLY MEDAL 18 Hole Stroke and Putting - Trophy Donor Jenny Stephenson Sunday September 4 18 Hole Medley Stableford – Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday September 6 - Friday September 10 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday 7, Wednesday 8, Thursday September 9 - TBC Ladies Trip Red Cliffs Chicken and Champagne Event Saturday September 11 BROKEN HEEL FESTIVAL - Favourite Football Team Colours to be worn by members BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford A, B & C Grades - Trophy Donor BH Sturt Club 18 Hole Canadian Foursomes – SOP - Trophy Donor Club Sunday September 12 McDonalds Charity House Ambrose -18 Hole Medley Ambrose 11.00am Shotgun Start - Sponsored by McDonalds Family Restaurant

Medley Monday September 13 - Friday September 17 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday September 14 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Sue Crittenden Saturday September 18 BROKEN HILL STURT CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - A, B & C Grades Trophy Donor BH Sturt Club Pearl Day for Ann Rogers - 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donors Pat Vaughan, Pam Odgers, Judy Edgecumbe, Gaynor Holliday Sunday September 19 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Medley Monday September 20 - Friday September 24 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club NSW VETERANS WEEK OF GOLF - TBC Monday 20 September 2021 – Friday September 24 2021 Competition days Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Tuesday September 21 – no golf for ladies due to Veteran’s Week Saturday September 25 AFL GRAND FINAL THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - A, B C Grades - Trophy Donor Demo 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Sunday September 26 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday September 27 - Friday October 1 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday September 28 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Julie Stanley Saturday October 2 – Long Weekend BROKEN HILL VETERANS CLUB - 18 Hole Stableford - Graded A, B, C Trophy Donor BHG & CC Veterans Club 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor

Sunday October 3 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy donor Club Medley Monday October 4 - Friday October 8 LABOUR DAY 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday October 5 Pink Cancer Day - Trophy Donor Sue Henderson-Wilson Saturday October 9 MONTHLY MEDAL - 18 Hole Stroke A, B, C Grades - Trophy Donor Terry Jones MONTHLY MEDAL FINAL (Major) Men’s Captain Trophy MM (Major) - 18 Hole Stroke & Putting - Trophy Donor Club ECLECTIC CONCLUDES Sunday October 10 OUTBACK EMUS EVENT - 18 Hole Medley Open Charity Ambrose 10.00am Shotgun start Medley Monday October 11 - Friday October 15 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday October 12 18 Hole Par - Trophy Donor Saturday October 16 18 HOLE MEN’S PINEHURST CHAMPIONSHIP - Open Tee - SOP Sponsored by Broken Hill Community Credit Union 18 Hole 4BBB v Stableford Multiplication – DRAW Trophy Donor Mark Craven McDonalds Family Restaurant Sunday October 17 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club MEN’S ECLECTIC CONCLUDES Medley Monday October 18 - Friday October 22 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday October 19 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Club

Saturday October 23 SILVER CITY CUP RACE MEETING - TBC 18 Hole Stableford - A, B & C Grades - Trophy Donor Club 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Sunday October 24 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club LADIES AGM DAY - 9.30 am Tee off - Trophy Donor Annual General Meeting - Presentation of Major Trophies Medley - Monday October 25 – Friday October 29 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday October 26 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Saturday October 30 THE DEMO CLUB - 18 Hole Par - Graded A, B, C - Trophy Donor Demo 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Sunday October 31 VOLKSWAGEN SCRAMBLE - Closed Event – open to Golf Broken Hill Inc members 4 Person Team Handicap Limits apply - 9.00am ShotGun Start As above Medley Monday November 1 - Friday November 5 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday November 2 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Medley Monday November 1 - Friday November 5 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Tuesday November 2 18 Hole Stableford - Trophy Donor Saturday November 6 18 Hole 4BBB v Medley Multiplication Stableford - Trophy Donor Club

Sunday November 7 18 Hole Medley Par - Trophy Donor Club Medley Monday November 8 - Friday November 12 18 Hole Medley Stableford - Trophy Donor Club Saturday November 14 CLOSING DAY WINTER SEASON and PRESENTATION DAY Golf Broken Hill Inc - MEMBERS AMBROSE - 18 Hole 4 Person Medley Ambrose 8.30am Shotgun Start - Members Only MEDLEY EVENTS FOR REMAINDER OF YEAR o Friday November 26 - Ladies Christmas Dinner o HAM RUNS Saturday 4, 11, 18 December o Golf Broken Hill Inc AGM - tentative date Wednesday 8 December 2021

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