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Special
Events
The Vasse
Newton West Coast Open is a 54 hole men's, annual tournament for
amateurs played over the Queens Birthday long weekend Sept/Oct. The first tournaments were 72 hole
"open" events which attracted the state's best.
In 1981 it became a three round event and has been contested by
amateurs only since 1987. The honour board reads
like a "Who's Who" of Western Australian
Golf.
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Stephen Leaney was a 5 times winner
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Ross Metherell 4 times
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Adam Davey 3 times
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Dean Alaban, Dennis Bell and Terry Gale were dual
winners
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Kim Felton, Roger Mackay & Graham Marsh.
2007 saw a great battle of the locals, Glen Tillotson
beating Brody Ninyette 205 to 206. Glen shooting a fantastic 64 in the 2nd round
and Brody almost overtaking him in the last round with a great 68.
In just 10+ Years the 36 hole Geographe
Ladies' Golf Classic has become one of the most popular
events for amateur women in Western Australia.
Helen Beatty, Anna Parsons and Nicole Montgomery are all multiple
winners. Alison Crooks and Rochelle Miles have
also won and, in a fairy tale finish,
Busselton's Pam Criddle won the inaugural tournament at the last
hole.
The 2008 winner was
Nicole Montgomery from Royal Fremantle winning for the 3rd time, runner up being
Tricia Borgward from Mandurah .
The "Classic" is played on the weekend
after the autumn long weekend in March.
The
Vasse Newton Leaney Cup, a 36 hole
tournament for mixed pairs. There were separate men's and women's
stableford competitions on the first day followed by a mixed 4 ball
better ball stabledford competition on Sunday. The trophy went to
the couple who accumulated the most points over the weekend.
2007 saw
the 4th running of this event, the winners being Laraine and Gary Penberthy from
Cottesloe with a combined score of 121. They won on a countback from locals Dot
Marsh and John Gardner.
Both
competitively and socially the event is a success and it is now a
highlight in the Club's annual fixtures.
The
Streamline Summer Cup is a 18 Hole Stableford event played in
January for Men and Women. The 2008 winner was Ray Horton.
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