- THAT Foundation Golf Day – The Tasmanian Hospitality Association’s charity arm, THAT Foundation, will be running their Northern Golf Day on Monday June 18th in aid of kids and families in need across the state. Check out the info here: Mowbray Charity Golf Day and get involved via this ENTRY FORM. We look forward to seeing you here!
- 2018 Launceston Kitchen Centre Pro-Am – Perfect conditions greeted 35 Professional and 81 Amateur golfers from around the country on Sunday March 4th for the LKC Mowbray Pro-Am. Sydney’s Mitchell Brown took out the Pro title and Tassie’s richest purse in the process with a sharp 5-under round of 66. Local Members Terry Clark, Andrew Fraser and Darren Knight took out the teams competition with help from Pro’s Kevin Conlong and Chris Akers – winning a Taylormade M3 Driver each! 2nd place – and a Taylormade Spider Putter each – went to young locals Joel Champ, Adrian Weitjens and Wil Lockhart, with long time Club Sponsors Jason & Julie Digney alongside Andrew Pedder taking out 3rd place and a TM cart bag for their reward. More details over at the PGA here: https://www.pga.org.au/news/pro-am-series/bogey-free-brown-wins-launceston-kitchen-centre-pro-am
- Par For The Course is Back! We’ve rebuilt it and Click through to find our latest newsletter here: 2017 Nov Newsletter
- On Sunday October 29th, in windy but sunny conditions, MGC played host to the Go Green for Gastroparesis charity golf day, raising awareness for a little-known but devastating illness that has no known cure to date. Driven by member Dennis Turner and his family, 100 players turned out for a fun Ambrose event, that raised nearly $6,000 for the cause! Congratulations must go to Dennis, superintendent James Pyke and Graeme and Lorraine Ponting for their amazing round õf 5 pars and 13 birdies! A huge thank you to the players and sponsors on behalf of the Club and the Turners must be expressed.
- Pykey and the boys have been able to take a recent opportunity to re-build and level out the back of the Mens 10th tee-bed.
- Huge thanks must also go to TasWater for assisting the golf club with extra supply to keep the main dam level high, allowing the course to be irrigated at a higher rate. The change in colour across the whole course in 2 short weeks is rich reward both for their community assistance and James’s hard work through the recent spell of hot weather to keep everything on track.
