THERE was another good turnout of the Gloucester Golf Ladies for the first Women's Golf NSW Medal for 2025 on Wednesday 26 March; won in fine style by Evelyn Blanch in Division 1 and Gai Falla in Division 2. The course was still wet from rain over the last few days,

CHRIS Clarke turned in the only round of the day at handicap to win the Gloucester Veteran Golfers outing on Tuesday, 25 March in heavy conditions after recent and overnight rain, not to mention some on the day. The event was an Individual Stroke with a Putting competition in conjunction and

THE Nambucca Roosters Reserve Grade team were able to knock some pre-season cobwebs from their form last Saturday when they met Lower Macleay at Coronation Park, Nambucca Heads. The game was played over four 15 minute quarters in hot and humid conditions with very little breeze, testing the match fitness of

RUGBY league's State of Origin is billed as mate against mate, but it had nothing on the rivalry when two Nambucca Heads Island Golf Club teams were pitched against one another in the first round of the Mid North Coast pennant competition. Teams from Coffs Harbour, Sawtell, South West Rocks and

DESPITE Friday night's storm , Lav's Turf Solutions sponsored Stableford attracted a good roll up. A few took fright thinking there would be no play. Division one was won by Jordan Welsh with, considering the lack of roll, a net five under par 41. Runner up was his uncle Brad Fortescue on

THE Hawks Nest Golf Club A Grade Pennant Team has achieved a remarkable milestone, securing a hard-fought Division 2 playoff victory over Charlestown to earn promotion to Division 1 for the 2026 NDGA Competition. Under the leadership of Captain Matt Kirkwood, the team displayed resilience and determination throughout the season, finishing

A FIELD of 34 ladies contested Saturday’s 18 hole event, including visitors Jenny Clavin from Pymble and Isobel Loxton from Mona Vale GC. Players were still finding the newly renovated greens a little difficult to read, with some very bumpy surfaces to negotiate. But Roma Bernardin discovered the best

COMBOYNE/Kendall Cricket Club have taken out the Hastings River District Cricket Association second grade title, defeating Macquarie United Cricket Club in a nail-biter. The match played out over a day of grand final action at Laurieton Oval on Saturday, 22 March. Bowling Macquarie out for 127 on a very slow outfield, Comboyne/Kendall