Women's Golf at Bega
Weekly Golf Results 2026
News:
The course is in excellent condition. With your help in repairing pitch marks on the greens, replacing your divots on the fairways and rough, filling any divots you come across and raking the bunkers if you land in them, we can continue to maintain the best course on the South Coast.
April Summaries
Saturday
Perfect Autumn Conditions
It was a fantastic autumn day for golf, with the pleasant weather contributing to an excellent turnout. The strong attendance highlighted just how much players were keen to enjoy the ideal conditions on the course.
Competition Results
Debbie Roberts emerged as the winner of the Stableford competition, achieving a score of 36 points on a countback from Brooke Rose, who finished as runner-up. Balls were awarded down to scores of 32. In addition to her overall win, Debbie also claimed the Nearest the Pin victory.
Welcome to a New Competitor
It was wonderful to welcome Demi Rose to her first competition with us. She played impressively, finishing with a solid 32 points.
Wednesday - 15th
Today we played a Par, & what an even match it was! There was a 4 way c/b with Kerry Carter the winner with -2, Barbara Ubrihien r/u both winning balls along with Gillian Petersohn & Annette Britten.
Debbie Roberts was the NTP winner.
It was the perfect day for golf today! Bega lady 9 hole golfers played the front 9 today. The winners today were Joyce Parbery 1st with Sheila Shilling the runner up.
Monday Report - 13th
Bega 9 Hole Players' Day Out at Tathra
On Monday, the nine Bega 9 hole players made the journey to Tathra for a round of golf. The visit was prompted by the Seniors occupying the Bega course, providing a perfect opportunity for the group to experience Tathra's facilities.
The Tathra ladies warmly received the Bega players and treated them to a lovely spread following the golf event. Their hospitality contributed greatly to the enjoyment of the day.
The golf event was run as an Ambrose format, with a total of 25 players taking part. Among the participants, Charmaine Ormsby and Joyce Parbery were members of the winning team, demonstrating skill and teamwork throughout the competition.
The weather was perfect, making for ideal playing conditions and the Tathra course itself was in beautiful shape.
Thanks are extended to the Tathra ladies for their warm welcome and outstanding hospitality. The Bega players thoroughly enjoyed their time.
Pennant Season Kick-Off
The Pennant season began with an outstanding performance, resulting in a 4/1 victory against Eden at Tathra. The club was well represented, with Wendy securing a 4/3 win, Kerry finishing 3/2, Debbie narrowly losing 1 down, Janet winning 5/3, and Janelle clinching a 1 up. Congratulations to all players for their excellent efforts!
Vets Competition at Bega
While the Pennant team competed at Tathra, other club members participated in the Vets competition at Bega. Kate Walker achieved 35 points and Annette Britten scored 32, earning first and second place in A grade respectively.
Sue Behl and Kate Walker also celebrated success by each winning a raffle prize.
Course Condition Acknowledgement
The course was noted to be in superb condition, thanks to Mark and the team for their hard work and dedication.
Women's & Junior Clinics
For news on the recent Junior clinics, click here
MiScore April 2026
Built from the ground up, MiScore 2 delivers a faster, more intuitive scoring experience with enhanced performance stats, improved GPS functionality, streamlined navigation and a modern new interface.
From Tuesday 7 April, members will be able to upgrade and start using the new version of the app, with support resources and club materials available to assist with the transition.
Women's September Competition Results:
Wednesday Results
Nine Hole Wednesday Results
Saturday Results
Nine Hole Monday Results
Rule of the Week
Rule of the Week
R&A Rules of Golf
Rule 18.2a
When Ball Is Lost or Out of Bounds
(1) When Ball Is Lost. A ball is lost if not found in three minutes after the player or their caddie begins to search for it. If a ball is found in that time but it is uncertain whether it is the player’s ball:
- The player must promptly attempt to identify the ball (see Rule 7.2) and is allowed a reasonable time to do so, even if that happens after the three-minute search time has ended.
- This includes a reasonable time to get to the ball if the player is not where the ball is found.
If the player does not identify their ball in that reasonable time, the ball is lost. (2) When Ball Is Out of Bounds. A ball at rest is out of bounds only when all of it is outside the boundary edge of the course. A ball is in bounds when any part of the ball:
- Lies on or touches the ground or anything else (such as any natural or artificial object) inside the boundary edge, or
- Is above the boundary edge or any other part of the course.
- A player may stand out of bounds to play a ball on the course.
The R&A Rules of Golf Explained - Ball lost or Out of Bounds
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