by WgolfCNC | Monday,September 16,2019 | Events, Juniors
On the weekend of the 27th & 28th July 2019 WGCNC hosted our first golf camp for 2019, for junior girls in the region to develop their game of golf.
Six girls booked in to attend the Port Macquarie camp. Unfortunately, the small group of girls from North Sydney that were coming to join us withdrew the weekend before. Even though the numbers were low I decided to still proceed with the camp.
James Single (Professional Port Macquarie) conducted the coaching on the Saturday.The morning session consisted of stretching & warming up exercises on the range and some games-based activities.
James then moved around the girls assisting with their individual requirements while he working through the clubs from chipping to drivers. James included lots of chipping drills which were very successful.
After lunch the girls headed back to the putting & bunker areas where they had tuition on technique.
James then took the girls out onto the course to practice shot selection, etiquette and scoring in preparation for the tournament the next day.
Our night activity was organised at Port’s Wave Bowling Centre. The girls appeared to really enjoy the evening and interacted well together.
Sunday morning, we again gathered to participate in their junior tournament.
Everyone enjoyed the tournament with plenty of support & prizes for all participants. During the 18-hole presentation I also presented Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) with the 2019 Emma De Groot Scholarship which she was thrilled to receive.
The camps would not run successfully without the commitment of WGCNC, JNJG & Coaches, for which the girls and their parents are very grateful.
I would also like to thank Port Macquarie Golf Club, especially Chris Farrell for his assistance in organising this camp & tournament.
Preliminary works have been undertaken for our next camp a little later in the year hopefully at Harrington Waters.
by WgolfCNC | Friday,September 13,2019 | General, Juniors
Two of our Central North Coast girls have last week participated in a Teams Event in Canada representing Australia.
Amelia was selected into the team with Emma De Groot as the team captain.
Please find attached a couple of pics from the event and Amelia’s comments below:
“Thank you Golf Australia for the opportunity to wear the green and gold!! Awesome week with some awesome ladies!
Cheers to Emma de Groot for the coaching tips this week and to Golf Canada for hosting a fantastic event! Victoria BC is a beautiful part of the world!
Congrats to the kiwis on making history! Lastly, thank you to everyone that has supported me and followed along!
Amelia Canada
by WgolfCNC | Friday,September 13,2019 | General, Juniors
School Sport Australia Golf Championships Perth
As you may recall Pyper Hollis (Kew) after 160 holes played in 6 days, with cold, wet and horrible conditions at Yamba Golf Club was honoured to represent her state in the NSW State Golf Team to travel to Mandurah, Perth WA. Pyper was hoping to win gold again after proudly representing the Western Australia State Golf Team this time last year in the same event!
Pyper travelled to WA for the tournament on the 25-30 August 19.
Pyper’s comments on the event:
“Amazing weather for 3 days and 2 terrible conditions of rain and wind to accompany. Pleased to say team NSW is coming home winners again for 2019.
With walking over 70kms, waking up at 4:30am every day, practicing in pitch black, we think it’s about this week ended on a high!”
Match play results were close once again, with everyone having some wins and losses. Pretty proud winning 4/5 of her own matches against the other Australian teams that competed.
Taking home bronze for scratch play and was feeling pretty proud of her efforts, in good and bad conditions.
Thank you for the support.
Team NSW
Piper Hollis
by WgolfCNC | Sunday,April 28,2019 | Events, General, Juniors
A capacity field of 128 junior golfers travelled to the Northern Rivers of NSW on the 14 & 15 April to compete in the 2019 Ballina Junior Masters. For the fifth time, the Ballina Golf Club hosted the tournament with many of Australia’s top golfers competing in the tournament after also competing in the Australian Boys and Girls Championships, on the Gold Coast. It was fantastic to see seven of our girls participate in this event, with all achieving excellent results.
The girls results were as follows:
Girls 16 & Over:
Pyper Hollis (Kew) – Rounds of 77 & 77 for a total 154. Won Nett & Placed 3rd in Gross & 3rd in the Overall Girls Championship
Maddison Butterfield – Rounds of 89 & 92 for a total 181. Placed 9th in Gross & Nett, Placed 28th in the Overall Girls Championship
Pyper Hollis
Girls 14 & 15 Years:
Quedesha Golledge (Kew) – Rounds of 83 & 89 for a total 172. Tied 6th in Gross & 8th in Nett, Tied 22nd in the Overall Girls Championship
Madeleine Laws-Farrell (Port Macquarie) – Rounds of 87 & 85 for a total 172. Tied 6th in Gross & Tied 2nd in Nett, Tied 22nd in the Overall Girls Championship
Keona Sykes (Coffs Harbour) – Rounds of 106 & 110 for a total 216. Placed 10th in Gross & Nett, Placed 31st in the Overall Girls Championship
Madeleine Laws Farrell
Girls 12 & 13 Years:
Vanna Limeburner (Kew) – Rounds of 83 & 79 for a total 162. Placed 4th in Gross & 2nd in Nett, Placed 13th in the Overall Girls Championship
Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) – Rounds of 86 & 83 for a total 169. Placed 6th in Gross & Nett, Placed 18th in the Overall Girls Championship
Well done.
by WgolfCNC | Wednesday,March 27,2019 | General, Juniors
The biggest Junior Masters field in recent history made Bathurst a popular place last weekend as a capacity field of 224 junior golfers from across the state took part in the 2019 Peter O’Malley Junior Masters at the Bathurst Golf Club. Tournament Host Peter O’Malley was in town over the weekend to watch the talented juniors play on the golf course he grew up learning on himself and with some rain falling in Western NSW over the past week, the golf course was in fantastic condition.
Three of our junior made the journey west to compete.
Their results were as follows:
Ella Scaysbrook (Port Macquarie) – Rounds of 80 & 81 for a Total: 161 – Placed 15th Overall, 5th Girls 12 & 13 Years Gross & Tied 6th in Nett.
Ella’s round included an impressive 19 Pars & 9 Birdies.
Quedesha Golledge (Kew) – Rounds of 83 & 45 for a Total: 128 – Placed Tied 18th Overall, Tied 5th Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross & Tied 8th in Nett.
Quedesha’s round included 8 Pars & 3 Birdies.
Madeleine Laws-Farrell (Port Macquarie) – Rounds of 92 & 41 for a Total: 133 – Placed 22nd Overall, 9th Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross & 7th in Nett.
Madeleine’s round included an impressive 3 Eagles, 4 Birdies & 6 Pars.
Congratulations Girls.
by WgolfCNC | Tuesday,February 19,2019 | Events, General, Juniors
Re: JNJG Wagga Wagga Junior Masters
The 2019 Junior Masters series started last weekend, with a full field of 128 players taking part in the Wagga Wagga Junior Masters.
Long-time sponsors Kilbrogan Trading joined by Jupiter Motors will support the first of 10 events on the Junior Masters calendar. Srixon Sports Australia have also once again supplying prizes for the events.
Wagga Wagga Country Club hosted events in the lead up to the weekend, including a 9 hole “Warm Up” on Friday afternoon, the JNJG Shoot-Out in the evening, followed by a BBQ and Movies by the Moonlight.
Jack Newton was also in attendance all weekend. It was his first time at the Wagga Wagga Junior Masters and he is looking forward to attending all of the club organised events and watching the juniors compete.
Quedesha Golledge (Kew) was the only girl from our region to attend and had a very successful weekend taking out the Girls 14 & 15 Years Gross Winner & placed 6th Overall in the Girls Championships.
Quedesha scored rounds of: 81 & 82 – Total: 162
Well done Quedesha.
