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The Weekly – 25 April 2025
25 April 2025
Welcome to your weekly members’ update.
This week Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club acknowledges the courage, sacrifice, and service of the men and women who have served, and continue to serve, our country and community. We extend our deepest respect and gratitude especially to members and their families who have served in the Australian or New Zealand armed forces.
Lest we forget.
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NEW | Billings Cup 2025: A Final to remember Sanctuary Cove Ladies’ Golf Classic – Sunday 22 to Tuesday 24 June 2025 2025 Men’s Interclub Pennant – Expressions of Interest |
NEW | 2025 Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast Overview – Sunday 20 April 2025 Moments with Mum, A High Tea Experience – Sunday 11 May 2025 Members’ Draw: The Members’ Draw is conducted weekly at the Sunday Night Roast at 6:30pm. Last Sunday’s member drawn was Mrs Veanne Chambers. Mrs Chambers was not present, therefore the amount has jackpotted to $1,500 Members’ Draw credit with one chance to win. |
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ANZAC Day: In accordance with liquor licensing laws, on 25 April from 10am – 1pm, alcohol can only be served with a meal in our dining areas, with no takeaway alcohol before 1pm. Lakeview Bar will trade as per normal operating hours, from 10am – 6pm. |
L.A.B. Golf Putters now available in the Golf Shop The Club is excited to announce that the new L.A.B. Golf putters are now available in the golf shop. The new stock line presents a sleeker, more compact version of L.A.B.’s original Directed Force putter. Exclusive discount: available for members to purchase for $745 (RRP: $820) To learn more about the L.A.B. putters and for more golf shop specials, please click the button below. |
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Enhancement Works – The Palms Golf Course Holes 3 and 10 Click below for your weekly golf course maintenance update from Golf Course Superintendent Cameron Smith. |
NEW | Greg Herring Awarded Club’s First Life Membership – Sunday 20 April 2025 Vinnies CEO Sleepout 2025 – Let’s Make a Difference Together: Thank you to our incredibly generous members who have supported Paul’s CEO Sleepout fundraiser. We are very close to hitting our target, and hope you will consider a tax-deductible donation if you have not yet made one. |
Coaching Tip with Steve Darmody – Grip it for Success
Why is a Neutral Grip important?
A strong grip (right hand underneath) can cause the club face to close too much at impact.
The golfer may feel the need to grip the club too tightly in an attempt to hit it straight.
Body movement may also develop an “anti-left” tendency, affecting both timing and balance.
A neutral grip promotes a more relaxed and better-balanced swing.
When done correctly, the new grip will feel comfortable and natural surprisingly quickly.
Why not set up a game improvement program over several lessons? Call Steve on 0491 601 165 and book your first game-changing lesson. Book in and pre-pay for a 4 x lesson package and get 15% off.
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