Joint venture with MLGC,  Rockpool, Executive Chef Brendan Owens and  Ampersand Estate.

Be prepared to be wowed by 9 Beverage Stations paired with Food.

Monday June 24 - OCM arrive onsite and will commence fairway bunker reconstruction on the 11^th, 12^th and 18^th holes. The 18^th hole will be played with a temporary green from this point and through the GRP project. Course staff will commence stripping the turf and reticulation rom the 18^th green complex.

Monday July 1 -  OCM commence the GRP on the 18^th green and clubhouse area. Greens 4, 9, 17, 18 and the 10^th & 15^th holes will be taken out of play. The 19^th hole will be in play and a 17 hole golf course will be in play from this point and through the GRP project.

We baked, we sewed, we knitted, we collected, we raffled and all in the name of raising money for our Charity Day recipient, Breast Cancer Care WA, and what a day we had!

 With 160 in the field this year, it was always going to be a big and fun day. Some of our visitors found the bunkers and greens a little tough going but with our band of men volunteers on the course to rake and give encouragement, despite the rain, we had some great scores.  Congratulations to our winners, Dottie Chaine and Lolita Farmer with 45 points.  

 Many thanks to everyone involved and to those who helped in any way, by donating, volunteering, baking, making, playing and buying - it was a very successful day.  The comments about the course and the food and beverage were all extremely positive and the rain was soon forgotten!

The Marie Westlake Perpetual Trophy was played in what some would say were tough conditions. Those being the weather and pin placements!

However, this view wasn't held by everyone with the winner, Kaye Hanson, recording a fine 39 points closely followed by the next five players on 38 points.

Debra Majteles (38) was second on a countback from Lyn Hancock, Dorothy Chaine, Deb Nowotny and Yuko Lucas.

The presentation was special to everyone as Kaye was presented with the trophy by Marie Westlake.  Marie relocated to Albany in February this year and it was wonderful that her health was good and her daughter, Gail, could bring her to Perth for this prestigious event on the women's golfing calendar.

A delicious high tea was served with many saying that tea is definitely tastes better in a china cup.  Marie enjoyed catching up and chatting with everyone - thank you for making her day so special.

In the words of Marie's daughter "It was a truly sensational day!"