CLUB SPECIALS...
Special Offers:
- 2 Year Special Offer for new men members: 1st Year $550.00 / 2nd Year (Full Member Subs). Applies to the 2018/19 & 2019/20 periods. *Terms & Conditions apply.
- 1 Year Special Offer for new men members: $700.00 Applies to the 2018/19 period.
- 1 Year Special Offer for new women members: $550.00 Applies to the 2018/19 period.
Test Drive Trentham Offers:
- A trial subscription of $150 for 2 months, if you decide to become a full playing member, the $150 will be taken off the first year subscription. This gives you unlimited access to the course and clubhouse facilities. This does not include affiliation to NZGolf and WGI. If you have an active handicap you may enter club competitions but not trophy events
- For $100 you can play 5 rounds of golf at Trentham and carry the same rights as a green fee player. If you decide to join, the $100 is deducted from your first year’s subscription.
LATEST NEWS...
Click on the following link to view final scores for the stroke play
Club Stroke Play Champs Results 2018
Click on the following link to view the draws for the up coming matchplay championships
Draws for all divisions Club Championships Match Play 2018
Congratulations to the winners of the Avalon Cup on Sunday.
Deborah and Alan McMurchie won the mixed cup.
Jason Mihaere and John Clifton won the mens cup
PHYL TOMLINS MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Trentham ladies had a sucessful Phyl Tomlins tournament this Saturday. Deborah McMurchie won the trophy with a well played round of golf.
It was good to see Phyl's family supporting the tournament and enjoying the after match activities.
Deborah with the trophy, Denise Orr ladies captain on the left and Lisa and Jo Phyl's daughters
SHOOTING YOUR AGE
On Tuesday Alan Browne shot under his age and at the same time won the Kevin Fenton Trophy. Carol Antipas won the women’s Kevin Fenton Trophy.
For most golfers the odds of shooting your age are:
The percentage of golfers who shoot their age is .0000089%, or less than 9 per million.
And for breaking par:
The percentage of golfers who will break par in their career is 1/2 of 1%. By extension, the number of golfers who score 68 or better is somewhere between .1 and .4 percent.
