Founded in 1950, Pittwater Golf Club is a private golf course located at Midway Point in southern Tasmania. The course overlooks the internationally recognised Orielton Lagoon RAMSAR wetlands, and is fully irrigated tee to green. Our clubroom and bar facilities are operated by Club members on competition days. The course and facilities are also available for corporate days year round. We welcome members of affiliated clubs to our course for social golf and during some club competitions.
β³ Course Update Hi Pittwater members,As you all would have noticed our clubhouse, practice area and gardens have been receiving plenty of attention.Many thanks to Steve Fitzgerald (CEMCON) for the completion of the concrete path, Todd Rusher (HAZELL BROS) for the generous concrete donation, and to Zane Brockman for the garden bed works.Also, many thanks to our hardworking volunteers who provide 60-70 hours collectively week in week out, to maintain the quality of our course.Upcoming Major Work:Greens renovations / Coring etc will begin on THURSDAY 20th MARCH, course will be CLOSED this day to facilitate these works.This will be followed by the using of Fertilizers, so please take note of any signage placed near the FIRST tee bed detailing these procedures.We will continue to place clean-fill in the left-side of Frogmore Pond, this will be ongoing for some time, yellow penalty area remains in place.The THYNE TROPHY will be played at PGC this April, practice Friday 25th, Tournament rounds 26th & 27th April. Course will need to be CLOSED THURSDAY 24th APRIL to allow for course preparations as we have two short weeks with EASTER & ANZAC DAY.Apologies for any inconvenience, further notification will be provided closer to the above events.Best regardsJohn Brockman SVP on behalf of Course & Improvements sub-committee PGC … See MoreSee Less
π΄ This electric buggy clicker was handed into the club on the weekend, found on our driveway. If itβs yours please come by the club with your buggy to collect. Thanks … See MoreSee Less
β³οΈ Last Wednesday our ladies had their annual Summer Cup open day. They had a great turnout of 52 players from 10 different clubs around Tasmania. Well done to Julie Gathercole who won with 69 nett! … See MoreSee Less
ποΈββοΈ Wednesday Chicken Run (January 29 2025), Saturday Nick White Monthly Medal (January 1 2025), Sunday Stableford (January 2 2024) results … See MoreSee Less
ποΈ Tuesday Summer Cup Sponsored by CEMCON (January 21 2024) resultsβ³οΈ Well done to all for a great turnout and a great day in beautiful weather. Some great scores! π … See MoreSee Less
ποΈββοΈ Saturday Nick White Monthly Medal Stroke (January 4 2025) and Sunday Stableford (January 5 2025) resultsπ΄ Just a reminder, if you want to play Pennant for PGC this year, please add your name to the form in the clubhouse. Thanks! βοΈ … See MoreSee Less
Fixtures & Bookings Club Competition Days and Social Golf Social golf is not permitted on the course on any competition day until the specified times below. Social golf is permitted on those days wher…
ποΈββοΈ Saturday Stableford (December 28 2024) and Sunday Stableford (December 29 2024) results π΄β³οΈ For those wanting to play pennant in 2025, we encourage you to put your name on the sheet on the noticeboard in the clubhouse ASAP so we can put teams together. Itβs a load of fun and is a great opportunity to play competitive golf at different courses in the Southern Tasmania. … See MoreSee Less
ποΈββοΈ Tuesday Stableford (December 24 2024) resultsβοΈ To all members and visitors who have joined us this year, have a safe and merry Christmas tomorrow π» … See MoreSee Less
β³οΈ π΄ Dear Club Members/Golfers – New Yearβs Day Chicken RunStart 2025 with a fun day of golf and good company.Date: Wednesday, January 1st, 2025Tee Off Times: Between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PMBar Hours: Open from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PMThis is a casual, fun event to kick off the New Year, with the chance to win a chicken as a prize! Gather your friends, enjoy the day on the course, and relax at the bar afterward.Simply turn up between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM to tee off. No formal registration required!We canβt wait to see you there!Regards,PGC Committee … See MoreSee Less
β³ The ladies had their Christmas break up day last Wednesday, they’ll be back on Wednesdays in the new year for plenty more golfing ππ₯ … See MoreSee Less
Winners of the Vern McTye Left Handers Shield for 2024 held at Pittwater Golf Club in November, were Dennis Pursell and Scott O’Neill from Tarraleah Golf Club – shield was accepted by Brett Hilder on behalf of Dennis and Scott – Congratulations guys. … See MoreSee Less
π΄ TROPHY EVENT CANCELLED TODAYDue to the poor weather we have made the decision to cancel the Medley Canadian event scheduled for this morning.For those who still want to play despite the rain we are going to have an individual Stableford event starting around 9:15, $5 entry. Use a social card and join in if you would like. Sorry for any inconvenience.PGC Committee … See MoreSee Less
ποΈββοΈ Tuesday Stableford (December 3 2024) results, and a couple of photos from the ladies, M Hagenvoort the Consistency Trophy winner and V Reid winner of the Paussie with runner up S Berry and Vice President N Bingham. … See MoreSee Less
Our Pittwater members really enjoyed their day at Dover yesterday!1/12/24 StablefordWhat a start to summer!! The club would like to send a BIG thank you to the members of Pittwater Golf Club who made the trip down to take part in our Sunday Stableford Comp. After a delicious eggs and bacon breakfast, 8 teams took to the course (5 Pittwater and 3 Dover) all putting on a terrific display of good golf and sportsmanship!Congratulations to the winners on the day:Overall: Liam Ling 38pts – Pittwater Runner up: Trevor Savage 37pts – Dover Balls: Jason Carver – DoverNeil Schulthorpe – Pittwater Nick Gane – Dover Mystery Pine: Dallas Savage – Dover Nearest to Pin: 4th. Zane Brockman – Pittwater17th. Danny Ling – Pittwater9th. Dallas Savage 18th. Neil SchulthorpeA special thank you goes out to Cameron Smith for organising the Pittwater crew and driving every one down on the bus so all were able to enjoy the day and a few cold beers afterwards! The club appreciates you all for coming down and supporting us and we look forward to seeing you all again soon!! … See MoreSee Less
π The battle for our Mens Club Championships in 2024 is well and truly underway as we head into our final round this week. The men play their fourth and final round on Saturday. π΅ In Division 1, 2024 pennant star Jamie Cleland is clearly breaking away from the pack, opening up a 6 shot lead from the classy Ian Temblett, with the silky swing of Andrew Reynolds, and father/son act Zane and John Brockman not too far behind.π§― In quite possibly is one of the closest battles for the Division 2 champion in recent history, mister consistent Shane Shearing looks to add to his trophy room sitting on 263 going into the final round, with three competitors: Rob Siggins, Ryan Webb and Steve Long, only one shot behind him. This will be the foursome to watch come Saturday afternoon.π’ In Division 3, 2023 champion Mark Folling looks to back up his performance from last year, leading by 2 strokes from the ever-handy Jeff Langford. Life member Ken Ring follows in third with major sponsor Steve Fitzgerald of CEMCON Constructions and stylish Andy Hall closely following.π₯ In the vets this year, Ian Temblett has opened the gap to 11 strokes from Senior Vice-President and last year’s victor John Brockman, with McMaster, Noel and Anderson the distant chasers. … See MoreSee Less
π The battle for our Ladies Club Championships in 2024 continues tomorrow as the ladies play their final round this week. π΅ In Division 1, 2023 winner Lyn Birch leads by 2 shots with Marion Hagenvoort and Valerie Reid in second and third place.π§― In Division 2, Joan Gregory leads by 3 shots from Alma Montgomery and followed closely by Beverley Chamberlain. π’ In Division 3, Nina Bingham leads by 3 strokes from 4 ladies tied on 228: Sue McIntyre, Barbara Crane, Diane Stephens, and Jo Webb.π₯ In the Veterans, our three Division 1 leaders are also holding strong.Good luck and go well tomorrow ladies. … See MoreSee Less
β³οΈ Today at the 2024 Bronze Stableford event at North West Bay GC our club was represented by Julie Gathercole and Kim Sault, who managed to win the Team Stableford event by one point with 70 points!Well done ladies, youβve made our club proud! … See MoreSee Less
ποΈββοΈ Sunday Stableford (November 3 2024), Tuesday Stableford (November 5, 2024), and Wednesday Ladies Second Round Club Championships and Chicken Run (November 6 2024) results … See MoreSee Less
π΄β³οΈ Just a reminder of our upcoming event on Tuesday 5th November, Stableford shotgun start 8.30 for 9.00am. Cost $15 (golf & lunch), $10 (lunch only). Be early to register!! … See MoreSee Less
π΄ Update: The temporary local rules we introduced for, mark lift clean & place & also relief from core holes has now been revoked. … See MoreSee Less
β³οΈ Please read info regarding the red penalty area on the 7th holeCommittee has received feedback in relation to the red penalty area on the 7th hole.Imagine the diagram below being the 7th hole. At the moment our red penalty pegs are basically on the waters edge, not allowing the player an opportunity to take lateral relief.As a trial, the red penalty pegs have been moved away from the waters edge out onto the green grass allowing forthe rocks to be inside the hazard area, at least for the rocks that slope steeping into the water. If a ball dropped outside of the hazard rolls back into the hazard, there is room for someone to safely catch the ball before it rolls into the rocks or the water.hazard line now has more of an angle to it so that players can get clear of the hazard and not be nearer the hole than the point of entry within the allowed 2 club lengthsDisregard option 2 as outlined in this picture above, the far side of our dam is currently not maintained, & at this point there is no intention to do so. The link provided below explains in further detail.www.randa.org/players-rule-finder/players-rule-finder/penalty-area/relief-options-from-red-penalt…We would like to thank Kevin for his feedback and suggestions to improve this area of our course.Regards,Scott TaylorCAPT PGC … See MoreSee Less
To book in for member/open competitions (only members are permitted to book – members may book affiliated GolfLink visitors into any OPEN competitions on a Tuesday (but only within two days of the event) or Sunday (anytime beforehand) using the SimpleGolf “Book Group” feature), go to the Simple Golf bookings site below.
Social golf is permitted ONLY outside the competition hours below, and STRICTLY from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm unless authorised by the committee. The course may also be closed at various times throughout the year for non-regular events (veterans, corporate bookings, etc.) or course renovations. Social golfers MUST adhere to the sign upon entry stating course closure, and report to the bar if staffed to gain access to the course. Failure to meet these conditions will result in ejection from the course.
Monday veterans’ association competition (generally monthly, see fixtures book) – tee-off between 9:00 am and 11:00 pm. No social golf until 2pm.
Tuesday open competition – tee-off between 7:30 am and 9:30 am (summer) or between 8:30 am and 10:30 am (winter). No social golf until 1 pm.
Wednesday ladies’ competition – tee-off between 8:30 am and 10:30 am. No social golf until 1 pm.
Wednesday open twilight competition (daylight savings only) – tee-off between 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm. Social golf after ladies’ competition between 1 pm and 3 pm only.
Saturday members competition – morning groups tee-off between 7:15 am and 8:40 am, afternoon groups tee-off between 11:00 am and 12:30 pm. No social golf until 3 pm.
Sunday open competition – tee-off between 7:30 am and 9:30 am. No social golf until 1 pm.
News and Results
For frequent updates on competition results/information, visit the Pittwater Golf Club Facebook or refer to Simple Golf results.