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2021 - 2022 MEMBERS PROGRAMME
2021 / 2022 COMMITTEE MEMBERS COMMITTEE
President Gary Leverington 0407 252 877 The control of the Club is vested in the Management
Committee, which is divided into operating committees as
Vice President Sandra King 0418 342 127 follows.
Captain Barry Davis 0402 841 887 Finance Committee – responsible for over-sight of the
financial management of the Club and Clubhouse facilities.
Treasurer Shane Teakle 08 8391 1200
Match Committee – responsible for the supervision and
Committee Members: control of all matters pertaining to the arrangements and
Neil Baulderstone 0400 070 373 superintending of all contests, the allotment and revision
Geoff Lord 0437 758 203 of handicaps, the settlement of disputes and the selection
Justin Percy 0407 145 976 of teams.
Malcolm Stephenson 0400 248 166
Course Committee – responsible for supervising the
Women’s President: upkeep and maintenance of the course.
Gail Vort-Ronald 0408 830 204
The Club Manager is solely responsible for the
Club Manager Hayley Hunt 08 8391 0547 supervision of all Club employees and any complaint
Email: manager@astonhillsgc.com.au or suggestion is to be made directly to the Club
Manager, not a club employee.CLUB MEMBERSHIP INSURANCE
The enjoyment of Golf depends a great deal on the Members’ personal property is not covered for theft or damage,
co-operation, consideration and courtesy extended by fellow and therefore members should consider having their own
competitors. This enjoyment can be increased greatly for insurance arrangement for such items. In addition, Members
everyone if all members thoroughly read this handbook. who sustain an injury to themselves are not covered by
insurance and should seek their own cover.
The subjects covered in this handbook will answer a number
of questions asked by members of the Club. If a member who has been identified hits a ball which causes
damage to a person, car, house etc. they are covered by Golf
The spirit and reputation of a Golf Club is projected by the way Australia through Sportscover.
fellow members show respect, courtesy, and consideration for
one another. If a member who has not been identified hits a ball outside the
boundary causing damage, they are entitled to lodge a claim on
This courtesy and consideration should extend to being the Club’s Insurance policy, a $1000 excess applies.
appropriately dressed and in the standard of conduct on the
course and in the Clubhouse. We recommend all members who hit a ball outside of the
grounds report this to the Office who then keep a note of the
The standards of a Golf Club may be judged by the etiquette incident in cases of an event where damage occurs.
of its members.
SLOW PLAY
“For when the one great scorer comes to write against
your name, it will not be that you won or lost It is perfectly feasible to play a fourball round in approximately
but how you played the game.” 4 hours. Failure to do so results from either taking too long to
vacate the green when the hole is completed, or by not being
Grantland Rice ready to play your shot when it is your turn. Once it is your turn
to play the ball it should be played within 30 seconds.
Note: Groups of more than FOUR are not permitted without
permission from the Captain or Professional.
Please ensure you do your share to improve the speed of
play.ETIQUETTE JUNIOR PROGRAM
Consideration for other players – in the interest of all, A Junior Member of the Club is defined as one who is aged
players should play without delay. No player should play less than 18 years. The Club encourages junior participation.
until the players in front are out of range.
Comprehensive activities enable juniors to be involved in the
Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind playing and administration of golf and social events. Where
them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball possible, juniors will be exposed to professional coaching,
will not easily be found. They should discontinue play until etiquette, and rules, with ongoing events which include specific
the players following them have passed and are out of professional coaching, southern group competition, higher
range. order golf competition, fundraising, and juniors on tour.
Behaviour During Play – no one should move, talk, or Beginner coaching is by arrangement with the
stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a Club Professional. One aim of the program is to have an equal
player is addressing the ball or making a stroke. The player number of male and female junior golfers.
who has the honour should be allowed to play before his
fellow competitor. CARE OF THE COURSE
Priority on the Course – in the absence of special rules, Raking of Bunkers
two-ball matches should have precedence over and be 1. Enter and exit from the easiest point at back of the bunker.
entitled to pass any three or four-ball match. If a group fails
2. Rake flat bottom part of the bunker with the teeth of the rake,
to keep its place on the course and loses more than one removing all footmarks.
clear hole on the players in front, it should allow the group
3. Rake in a forward and back motion to prevent sand being
following to pass. dragged to the back of the bunker.
4. As you exit the bunker at the slope, use the reverse flat part
Mobile phones must be turned off or be placed on silent of the rake to smooth out sand. This keeps the face firm and
when on the golf course and only be used in an allows the ball to roll to the flat raked part of the bunker.
emergency. 5. When finished, place the rake in the centre of the bunker
parallel to the direction of play.Restore Divots, Repair Ball Marks and Damage by PRACTICE
Spikes – through the green, a player should ensure that any
turf cut or displaced by him is replaced at once and pressed The course is not to be used to practice specific shots.
down, and sand placed over the divot, and that any damage
to the putting green made by the ball is carefully repaired. Practice rounds may be played but members should be
Damage to the putting green caused by golf shoe spikes aware of the following:
should be repaired. (1) A single player has no right of way whatsoever.
(2) A single player whilst playing on the course may use up to a
Damage to Greens – Flagsticks, Bags, etc. – players maximum of 2 balls at any time.
should ensure that, when putting down bags or the flagstick,
no damage is done to the putting green, and that neither PRACTICE RANGE CLOSED
they nor their caddies damage the hole by standing close to
it, in handling the flagstick or in removing the ball from the Mon: 3.45pm – 4.30pm
hole. Wed: from 3.30pm
Fri: 3.45pm – 4.30pm
Putter heads must not be used to remove balls from the
hole. PRACTICE RANGE
Players should not damage the putting green by leaning on The Club provides a practice range facility – please note
their putters, particularly when removing the ball from the this is not a driving range. The following rules apply to
hole. the range:
1. Only Pro Shop range balls may be used between
CONDUCT 9am & 4pm daily.
2. At all times, balls must not be hit beyond the range
Your conduct in the Clubhouse should be beyond reproach perimeter mounds.
with as little noise as possible. Players must not hit balls when staff or players from the
course are on the range.
Members, guests, and visitors are responsible for the 3. Practice is to be from artificial turf mats, or the grass area
behavior of their children. Members and visitors must regard indicated.
the kitchen and behind the bar as “Out of Bounds”. 4. Balls hit on the range are at your own risk. Please ensure
you have your own insurance cover. The Club and the
Professional take no responsibility for any claim for injury
or equipment you may cause to other players or staff.DRESS REGULATIONS Members are responsible to ensure that their guests meet
the required standards of conduct and the dress code and
Dress Regulations apply on the course and in the Clubhouse are responsible to ensure that their guests pay the
and apply to all members, guests, and visitors. Anyone not appropriate Green Fee, if that guest plays on the course.
conforming to dress regulations may be refused admittance
and/or service. Note: Sandals are permitted to be worn in the Clubhouse
but are banned for use on the course.
It is a minimum expectation that all people attending the
Club are wearing casual attire that is always neat and ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
clean.
The Club’s Annual General meeting for 2021 is planned to
The following forms of dress are acceptable: be held on Monday the 24th of May.
• Collared shirt or a shirt with a derivative collar which is a
defined part of the shirt, which includes a “turtleneck”. As written in the Club Constitution, any items of Special
• Tailored trousers or shorts Business may be brought forward at the time, provided
• Socks are to be worn with shorts they meet the criteria as set out in the Club Constitution,
• Jeans (Neat & clean) and are lodged 21 days before the date of the meeting.
• Golf Shoes or sporting activity shoes which will not damage
the course surfaces. PLAYING RIGHTS
The following forms of dress are unacceptable:
• Shirts which are damaged and/or badly worn The playing rights of the Categories are briefly set out
• Track suit pants or shorts hereunder:
Full Members – every day
• Work wear or work shoes which are dirty, damaged, and/or
Six (6) Day Members – every day except all day on
badly worn
Saturdays.
• Singlets/tank tops or shirts with excessively sized or any
Pay for Play Members as per Full Membership. An
offensive or controversial slogans
applicable membership fee is payable with every
• Beach wear, brief shorts or lycra style pants / shorts competition round played or any practice round on any
• Jeans which are dirty or damaged. Styles with damage due part of the course.
to original design will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, Service Members – as per Full Members.
however excessive or extensive holes or transparency will Restricted A Women’s - may play Monday to Friday and
be refused. Sunday afternoon. This class of membership is closed to
new members.
Junior Members – every day.PRO-SHOP & BUGGY STORE HOURS
Members Guests and the License – if a green fee is paid
then the guest is an honorary member for the day. Daylight Saving Times Winter Times (Non-daylight)
The playing rights are subject to the limitations placed upon Mon: 7.00am - 6.00pm Mon: 7.00am - 5.00pm
them by trade days and special events and use of the Tue: 7.00am - 6.00pm Tue: 7.00am - 5.00pm
course as approved by the Committee. Notification of such Wed: 7.00am - 6.00pm Wed: 7.00am - 5.00pm
will be posted on the notice board. Thu: 7.00am - 6.00pm Thu: 7.00am - 5.00pm
Fri: 7.00am - 6.00pm Fri: 7.00am - 5.00pm
Sat: 6.30am - 6.00pm Sat: 6.30am - 5.30pm
On non-competition days, members intending to play a Sun: 6.30am - 5.30pm Sun: 6.30am - 5.00pm
social round are advised to contact the Club to ensure that
the course has not been set aside for a Trade Day. BAR SERVICE FACILITIES
All playing rights are established by regulation of the The Club Bar is open from 10.00am daily
Committee and may be changed by regulation. Notice of
change will be posted on the Club Notice Board. The Kitchen is Open for Lunch –
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturdays,
MOTORISED VEHICLES ON COURSE 11.30am to 2.30pm.
Please phone the Club for Dinner hours
All Members and Guests wishing to use any form of Kitchen Closed on Mondays & Fridays.
motorised vehicle for golf on the course (Excludes hiring
from Golf Shop), must first obtain permission from the Club, Please note: The Kitchen is closed on Good Friday, Christmas Day,
followed by completing the approved ‘Club Registration Proclamation Day, and New Year’s Day each year. On days when the
clubhouse is closed pies, pasties and sandwiches are available for
Form’.
purchase from Bar or Pro Shop.
In addition to this all golf vehicles must be fully insured before being used
on the course.
Note: All opening and closing hours subject to weather and patronage
ABANDONED GOLF BALLS
CATERING SERVICE
Balls lost and abandoned on the course are the property of
The Club invites members to use this service, and our
the Club. Members are specifically required not to collect
function facilities for corporate golf days, seminars and
balls other than their own ball, which is lost during a round,
conferences, weddings, parties, and celebrations.
and are further asked to specifically discourage trespassers
Contact the administration office for pricing.
and unauthorised persons collecting balls on the course.EXTREME WEATHER POLICY COMPETITION PLAY
CLUB POLICY RULES
The rules of golf as approved by the R & A and USGA and
EXTREME HEAT local rules of the Aston Hills Golf Club shall apply.
If the maximum temperature for Mount Barker is forecast to
be 39 degrees or greater, as announced on the Elders MATCH SUPERVISION
weather site as at 12.00 noon the day prior, no play in All competitions are under the control of the Match
competition will be allowed after 9:30am. All players entered Committee and its decision shall be final. The Match
on the time sheet will be cancelled and a new time sheet will Committee has the right to:
be open at 12 noon the day prior with earlier tee times (1) Alter the date of any event.
available. (2) Alter and adjust the rules pertaining to any event at any
https://www.eldersweather.com.au/sa/mount-lofty- time up to the commencement of the event and will notify
ranges/mount-barker players of changes by notice on the Club Notice Board.
(3) Be the final arbiter in any dispute arising from the conduct
LIGHTNING of an event.
In the case of lightning becoming a danger, players must
adhere to the conditions applicable in the ‘Rules of Golf’, PROGRAM
which relate to the Suspension of Play Due to Dangerous The competition listed in the handbook has priority over all
Situation (Rule 5.7). other competitions unless otherwise ruled by the Match
Committee.
One prolonged note of the siren will indicate that play must For competitions involving qualifying rounds, qualifiers will
be discontinued immediately. Resumption of play cannot be advised of times as soon as possible for future rounds.
take place until advised by the Pro Shop and is indicated by
repeatedly sounding two short notes of the siren.GENERAL PLAYING CONDITIONS HANDICAP MATCHPLAY
For competitors involving handicap match play,
COMPETITIONS the handicap to be used is that which was applicable
Each competitor’s name must be registered in the Pro Shop during the (final) qualifying round.
and the competition fee paid before commencing. For
competitions, starting times are to be booked by members
on the online time sheet at the club web site.
Competitors must report at least 10 minutes prior to hit
off time.
GRADES
When competitions are played in grades, the grades shall
be:
A Grade: 0 (or better) to 12.
B Grade: 13 to 18.
C Grade: 19 to 36.
SCORES
The onus is on players in all competitions to ensure their
scorecard is correctly marked, signed, and countersigned by
the marker, with any alterations initialed by the marker.
Completed cards must be entered as soon as possible after
the completion of the round at the computer terminals
available.
TIES
Players who tie in major events or in qualifying for the final
position in major events, may be required to play off under
conditions decided by the Match Committee,
unless otherwise decided that the count back system will
apply.MAJOR EVENTS 2021/22 - MEN SUMMER CUP 2022
New format as of 2021
MONTHLY MEDALS Better Ball (4BBB) Stableford played over 18 holes.
March 6th, April 10th, May 1st, June 5th, July 3rd, August 7th,
September 4th, October 2nd, November 6th, December 4th, February 12th, 2022
January 8th.
MAJOR EVENT CONDITIONS – MEN
MEDAL OF MEDALS Saturday February 5th, 2022
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
PRESIDENT’S TROPHY (Par) Detailed ‘Conditions of Play’ will be available 4 weeks before
1st Round 22nd May the event. The general conditions are that the club
nd
2 Round 29th May championship and other grades shall be played over TWO
18-hole stroke rounds, followed by 8 Qualifiers from each
CAPTAIN’S TROPHY (Stableford) of the grades to play match play. Veterans and Juniors to
1st Round 14th August play two rounds of stroke to determine the champion.
nd
2 Round 21st August
In the event of ties count back will apply.
MIXED PINEHURST CHAMPIONSHIP The competitor’s handicap applicable during the first
Sunday 26th September qualifying round will determine the grade for players in the
championship.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
16th October Rd 1 Qualifying Round (All Grades) The club champion becomes eligible for the State Champion
23rd October Rd 2 Qualifying Round (All Grades) of Champions and the Southern Group Champion of
6th November Quarter Finals Champions.
13th November Semi Finals
14th November Finals MONTHLY MEDALS – (A, B and C GRADES)
Competition: Lowest gross score of one round of
14th November Club Presentation Night stroke play in each grade.
Ties: A count back to apply.
VETERANS CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday 16th & 23rd October
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday 16th & 23rd OctoberMEDAL OF MEDALS – (A, B and C GRADES) JUNIOR EVENTS
Qualifications: Only winners of Monthly Medals eligible.
Players will play in the Medal of Medals regardless of what In all Junior events the maximum age is 17 years or under
grade they are in on the Medal of Medals round. as at the date of the event that is being played.
Competition: Lowest gross score of one round of stroke
play in each grade. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Ties: A count back to apply – number of Monthly Medals Competition: 36 Hole stroke play (gross) played in
won, then count back on Medal of Medals round. conjunction with the first 2 rounds of Club Championships.
Count backs apply.
PRESIDENT’S TROPHY
Competition: Best aggregate score over the two Par
rounds. RETIREES
Ties: A count back to apply.
Retirees play golf most Monday’s excluding Public Holidays
MIXED PINEHURST CHAMPIONSHIP
Competition: One stroke round of Pinehurst Format. Everyone is welcome.
Ties: Decided on a count back
To play you do not have to be retired.
VETERANS’ CHAMPIONSHIP
Competition: 36-hole stroke play (gross) played in For further details contact Bryan Reid on 0455 171 504
conjunction with the first two rounds of Club Championships.
Qualifications: Eligible age shall be 55 years or older at
date of the event.
CAPTAIN’S TROPHY
Competition: Best aggregate score over two Stableford
rounds.
Ties: A count back to apply.
SUMMER CUP
Better Ball (4BBB) Stableford played over 18 holes.WOMEN’S GOLF WOMEN’S COMPETITION PLAY
WOMEN’S COMMITTEE 2021 MATCH SUPERVISION:
All competitions are under the control of the Match
President Gail Vort-Ronald 0408 830 204 Committee and its decision shall be final.
Treasurer Susie Kerr 0439 655 763 The Match Committee has the right to:
Captain Judy Crowley 0438 809 890 a) Alter the date of any event.
Secretary Janice O’Connor 0438 847 327 b) Alter and adjust the rules pertaining to any event at any time
up to the commencement of the event and will notify
GENERAL COMMITTEE players of changes by notice on the Club Notice Board.
Jane Cameron 0413 110 243
Alleyne Johnston 0402 240 330 c) Be the final arbiter of any dispute arising from the conduct of
Vicki Gilbert 0418 896 372 an event.
Jenni Meyers 0407 391 933
PROGRAM:
MATCH COMMITTEE The competition listed in the Handbook has priority over all
Judy Crowley 0438 809 890 other competitions unless otherwise ruled by the Match
Anne Meakins 0414 708 214 Committee.
Susie Kerr 0439 655 763
For competitions involving qualifying rounds, players must
check with the program and Notice Boards for dates of
WOMENS HEAT POLICY – TUESDAYS ONLY subsequent rounds and advise availability for future rounds.
Refer Club Policy COMPETITIONS:
Each competitor’s name must be entered on the online time
sheet and the fees paid before commencing.
For Tuesday & Thursday competitions, starting times are to
be booked by members on the online time sheet provided.
TIES: Ties will be decided on a countback.WOMENS MAJOR EVENTS 2021/2022 WOMENS EVENTS 2021/2022
MONTHLY MEDALS 26th March Women’s Open Day
March 23rd, April 13th, May 11th, June 1st, July 6th, 30th March Shylie Rymill Foursomes
August 3rd 27th July Monica Huppatz Foursomes
31st August Pink Ball Day
MONTHLY MEDAL FINALS September 7th
MIXED PINEHURST CHAMPIONSHIP
PRESIDENT vs CAPTAIN March 16th Sunday 26th September
(Match play)
CAPTAIN’S TROPHY (Par)
1st Round 27th April
nd
2 Round 17th August
SECRETARY TROPHY (Stableford)
1st Round 25th May
2nd Round 15th June
FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIPS
1st Round 22nd June
nd
2 Round 29th June
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
1st Round 21st September
2nd Round 28th September
Quarter Finals 5th October
Semi Finals 12th October
Finals 19th October
AGM/PRESENTATION
26th OctoberRECIPROCAL CLUBS South Australia
Kadina Golf Club Keith Golf Club
Aston Hills Golf Club members have reciprocal membership Naracoorte Golf Club Barmera Golf Club
rights at various clubs. These rights are limited by the Loxton Golf Club Port Lincoln Golf Club
Millicent Golf Club Mt Gambier Golf Club
following rules: Lucindale Golf Club Thaxted Park Golf Club
1. Your rights are equivalent at the club you are visiting, to your Sandy Creek Golf Club
membership category at Aston Hills.
2. Your rights are for one month and any further period must be Tasmania
negotiated subsequently. Kingston Beach Golf Club Riverside Golf Club
3. You cannot transfer your membership at Aston Hills to a
reciprocal club. New South Wales
4. You cannot win a major event at the club you are visiting. Berrigan Golf Club Murray Downs Golf Club
5. You must produce evidence of your Handicap and financial Byron Bay Golf Club Palm Beach Golf Club
Cabramatta Golf Club
status at Aston Hills when visiting a reciprocal club through Cobram Barooga Golf Club Queanbeyan Golf Club
an introductory letter. This can be obtained from the office. Coomealla Golf Club Tocumwal Golf Club
Members are encouraged to utilise these reciprocal Corowa Golf Club Toukley Golf Club
arrangements and to always be good ambassadors for Deniliquin Golf Club Wentworth Golf Club
Aston Hills Golf Club.
Victoria
A full list of Reciprocal Clubs is available from the Club Barham Golf & Country Club Portland Golf Club
Website. Bendigo Golf Club Riverside Golf Club
Buninyong Golf Club, Ballarat Warnambool Golf Club
Clifton Springs Golf Club Warragul Golf Club
https://astonhillsgolfclub.com.au/member-news Kaniva Golf Club
Note: A reduced green fee may apply at some of these Clubs. Northern Territory Darwin Golf Club
Queensland Ayr Golf Club
Western Australia Suncity Country ClubCLUB HISTORY
Therefore, it was decided to subdivide and sell this land and
A Brief History of the Aston Hills Golf Club acquire land closer to Mt Barker with the potential of
adequate water.
The Mount Barker District Golf Club originated as a definable
body in 1879, which makes it one of the oldest, if not the oldest With these objectives in mind the present property was
Golf Club in the State and it has been in existence continuously purchased and developed, beginning in 1977. The course
since that time. However, the official records of the SA Golf was constructed first, with the present workshop used as a
Union showed it commenced in 1907. Golf at Mt Barker was clubhouse. The original clubrooms were completed and
originally played on the local property now known as the opened on the 4th of October 1980.
Laurels, and owned by a well-known early settler, Mr. John
Dunn. The club used this venue for forty-two years, and during The years 1980 to present have seen a tremendous amount
this time it joined forces with the Hahndorf Golf Club from 1907 of effort and revenue put into the facility by way of continual
to 1912. upgrading of the course and the machinery to keep resources
in the condition that members have come to know, enjoy,
As Mt Barker grew it became necessary to relocate the Club and expect.
golf course. This was done with the permission of the Warden
family who allowed the Club to use their land for a further 45 Along with growth in membership has come a growth in
years. The actual putter owned by Commander Warden and services and facilities, so much so that the Committee,
donated to the Club by his late widow, is displayed in the Club looking to the future of the Club undertook in 1988, a major
House. upgrading of the Club Room facility to provide for even more
members’ services and to provide a Club Room which
In 1966 the Club decided to establish a facility and to do so, matches the course in excellence.
purchased some 288 acres of land near Wistow. A course and
clubrooms were duly established by utilising almost all In September 2007, the members of the Club agreed to
volunteer labour. In the same year it became an incorporated amalgamate with the Hahndorf Golf Club following the sale of
Association on the 6th of April 1966 their property. The injection of excess assets from Hahndorf
has greatly assisted the new club to have a secure future for
As land pressures changed and the population of Mt Barker years to come.
grew, it became apparent that the Wistow course could not
be developed into the standard of course required, mainly
due to a deficient water supply. However, the land increased
in value providing the Club with options.The Hahndorf Golf Club was one of the three oldest clubs in A voluntary variation was not forthcoming therefore the
the State with all established in 1892. Adelaide (later Royal club decided to look at other alternatives.
Adelaide) Golf Club was the first metropolitan club while the title
of the oldest country club could rest in a photo-finish between At a significant and sad Special General Meeting in
Hahndorf and Oakbank. May 2004 it was decided that the course be closed on
Sunday 6th June and the property sold by tender process.
The course moved several times before settling on the
Balhannah Road site. The land was loaned or leased from The property was subsequently sold with settlement on
golfing farmers and many were the hazards with fields the 30th of November 2004 and all outstanding debts
ploughed for potatoes or paddocks used for grazing with were paid.
greens fenced off to prevent straying dairy herds.
After consideration of three options by Members,
In 1963 the Club moved locations for the last time and leased a final decision was made at a Special General Meeting in
land for a 9-hole course from one of the members, Mr. Vic September 2007 that the Hahndorf Golf Club Incorporated
Nitschke. The Club expanded to its full 18-hole course in 1981 should amalgamate with the Mount Barker District Golf Club
and purchased the land in 1994. Peak membership of Incorporated to form the Mount Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club
550 - 600 was achieved from 1992 to 1996. Incorporated.
In May 2000, the Management Committee set up a task This action gave both former Clubs the chance to continue
force to develop strategies for the Club in the future. The Task their long and illustrious histories together as a significant
Force members were subsequently appointed at the Annual Hills golf club serving one of the fastest growing residential
General Meeting in October 2000 as the Management and commercial areas in South Australia.
Committee.
In 2017 the club was approached by the nearby Aston Hills
In early 2002 discussions were held with a well-known housing development to change the trading name to
developer who proposed to purchase the property, construct Aston Hills Golf Club at Mount Barker in return for a
home units adjacent to the clubhouse for sale to the general significant annual payment and providing memberships
public and Members, with the course operated by a golf course to new home buyers.
management group and available to all existing Members. The
viability of the development was dependent upon a variation of
the encumbrances placed on the property title by the vendor
when it was purchased in 1994.Following a Special General Meeting of the members in SPONSOR LISTING 2020/2021
November 2017 it was agreed to proceed to contract
negotiations for the name change to take place, for a Sponsor Name Phone
period of 5 years. Adelaide Hills Chauffeur Services 0481 599 976
Adelaide Image Printing 8351 8181
On Thursday 12th April 2018, the final agreement between the All Decked Out 0412 571 581
club and Aston Hills was signed, and the club officially Bakers Delight 8398 4004
changed its trading name. Chapman Conveyancing 8398 6388
Coca Cola Amatil
Country Blinds 8398 3344
Foodland Mount Barker 7123 6140
Godfreys Mount Barker 8391 5880
Jarrett Mazda (Mt Barker) 83392409
Lanser Group 8132 1115
LJ Hooker (Mt Barker) 8398 6388
Mitre 10 (Mt Barker) 8391 0533
Mostly Air Air-Conditioning 0411 135 918
Mount Barker Computing 8398 4194
Mt Barker Irrigation & Pump Depot 8391 0744
Murray Bridge Ice 0400 070 373
Rusticana Wines 8537 3086
Salute 8398 2872
Serafino Wines 8323 0157
Squires Barbers 0423 158 436
Stirling Variety Meats 8339 3429
Teakle Accounting 8391 1200
The Courier 8391 1388
Websters 8362 5553
Wicks Estate 8389 9100MARCH 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Ladies Stroke
Start Season Stableford
Ambrose in 4’s Medal Round
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Adelaide Cup SA Corrections Stableford
Public Holiday Ladies Stableford Shotgun Start 9am
Stableford Austen Tayshus
Clubhouse Closed Dinner and Show 7pm
$57.00 per person
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Ladies Stableford
President vs Stroke AFL – Crows
Captain
(Home – 4.05pm)
Matchplay
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Metro Vets Ladies Ladies Open Day Open Day
SGG Men’s Pennant Course Closed til Stroke/Putting
Stableford Course Closed until Men and Women
C1 – Home 1pm Monthly Medal 1.30pm
1st Round Presidents
AFL – Port
Course closed 10am
Trophy (Home – 4.05pm)
28 29 30 31
Ladies Pennant Ladies
SGG Men’s Pennant (Home) Shylie Rymill Stableford
A2 – Home Course closed Foursomes
Course closed 10am
til 1pmAPRIL 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
Good Friday
Clubhouse Closed Stableford
AFL – Crows
(Home – 7.20pm)
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Easter Sunday Easter Monday Ladies Stableford AFL – Port Medal Round
Clubhouse closed (Home – 8.20pm)
Par
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Ladies
Stroke/Putting Stableford Stableford
SGG Men’s Pennant Monthly Medal
B2 – Home 1st Rd International
Course closed 10am Bowl
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Ladies Stableford
Stroke Stableford
AFL – Crows 1.40pm
25 26 27 28 29 30
Anzac Day Anzac Day Ladies
Public Holiday Par Stableford
Clubhouse closed 1st Round
AFL – Port 7.10 pm Captains TrophyMAY 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
Medal Round
AFL – Crows
(Home – 1.00pm)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
SGG Men’s Pennant Ladies Stableford Stableford
A1 – Home Stableford AFL – Port
Course closed 10am
(Home – 1.00pm)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
A1 Pennant Final Ladies Stableford Stableford
Stroke/Putting AFL – Port
Monthly Medal (Home – 1.00pm)
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Ladies Stroke Presidents Trophy
Stableford Round 1
AFL – Crows (Home –
1.00pm)
23 24 Ladies 25 26 27 28 29
AGM Stableford Stableford Club Function Presidents Trophy
Club House 1st Round Secretary’s Asian Fusion Round 2
7.00pm Trophy Theme night AFL – Crows
$55.00 (Home – 1.00pm)
30 31JUNE 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Ladies Medal Round
Stroke/Putting Stableford
Monthly Medal AFL – Crows
2nd Rd International (Home – 1.00pm)
Bowl
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Ladies Stableford Stableford
Stableford AFL – Port
(Home – 1.00pm)
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Ladies
Queen’s Birthday Stableford Stroke Stableford
Public Holiday 2nd Round Secretary’s
Trophy
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Ladies Stableford
Club Event
Foursomes Stableford Wine & Music Night
Championships 7pm
1st Round AFL – Port
(Home – 1.00pm)
27 28 29 30
Ladies
Foursomes Par
Championships
2nd RoundJULY 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
Medal Round
AFL – Crows
(Home – 1.00pm)
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Ladies Stableford
Stroke/Putting
Stableford
Monthly Medal
International Bowl
AFL – Port
3rd Round (Home – 1.00pm)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Ladies Par
Stableford Stableford
Grandmothers AFL – Crows
(Home – 1.00pm)
Round
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Ladies Stableford
Stableford Stroke
AFL – Port (Home – 1.00pm)
(Country Week)
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Ladies Stableford
Stableford
Monica Huppatz AFL – Crows
Canadian (Home – 1.00pm)
FoursomesAUGUST 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Ladies Medal Round
Stroke/Putting AFL – Crows
Stableford Sponsors
Monthly Medal (Home – 1.00pm)
Presidents Trophy Night 6pm
2nd Round Showdown
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Ladies Captain’s
Stableford Stableford Trophy RD 1
Veteran’s Round AFL – Port
(Home – 1.00pm)
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Ladies Captain’s
Par Stroke Trophy RD 2
2nd Round Captains AFL – Port
Trophy (Crows – 1.00pm)
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Ladies Stableford Stableford
Stableford Club Event
Quiz Night 7pm
29 30 31
Ladies
Pink Ball
StablefordSEPTEMBER 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
Medal Round
Stableford Club Function
Wedding
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Ladies
Father’s Day Stroke/Putting Stableford Stableford
Monthly Medal
Final (Winners)
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Ladies Stroke
Stableford Stableford
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Ladies Club
Championships Stableford Stableford
1st Round
26 27 28 29 30
Mixed
Pinehurst Ladies Club Stableford
12.30pm Championships
shotgun 2nd RoundOCTOBER 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
Medal Round
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Queen’s Ladies Club Stableford Cornerstone
Birthday Championships Golf Day
Public Holiday Quarter Finals
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Ladies Club Men’s Club
Championships Par Twilight Starts Championships
RD 1
Semi Finals Veterans and Junior
Championships Rd1
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Ladies Club Men’s Club
Championships Stableford Championships
RD 2
Finals Veterans and Junior
Championships Rd2
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Ladies AGM
Fun Comp – 9 Hole Stableford
Trophy Presentation
31NOVEMBER 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Melbourne Cup Men’s Club
Shotgun Start Stableford Championships
8.30am Quarter finals
(Mixed event) Medal Round
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Ladies Men’s Club
Woodbark Day Stableford Rally Golf Day Championships
(at Blackwood) Semi Finals
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Men’s Club Ladies Stroke SA Corrections Stableford
Championships Stableford Shotgun start
Finals
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Ladies Stableford Par
Stroke
28 29 30
Ladies
StablefordDECEMBER 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
Stableford Medal Round
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Club Event Ladies Club Function
Ham and Turkey Christmas Stableford Wedding Stableford
Day Ambrose
9.00 am Shotgun
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Ladies Club Event
Pro Shop Stroke Christmas Ambrose
7.45 am -
Comp
12.15 pm -
Shotgun starts
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Ladies Stableford Stableford Christmas Day
Pro Shop Clubhouse Closed
Comp
26 27 28 29 30 31
Boxing Day Public Holiday Stableford
Clubhouse ClosedJANUARY 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
New Year’s Day
Stableford
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Public Holiday Ladies Stableford Medal Round
Clubhouse Closed
Pro shop Comp
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Ladies
Stableford Stableford
Pro shop Comp
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Ladies
Stroke Stableford
Pro shop Comp
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Ladies
Stableford Par
Pro shop Comp
30 31FEBRUARY 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5
Ladies Stableford Medal of Medals
Pro Shop Comp Stroke
Mabs Barker
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Ladies Summer Cup
Pro Shop Comp Stableford 4BBB
Mabs Barker
Stableford
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Ladies
Pro Shop Comp Stroke Stableford
Mabs Barker
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Ladies
Pro Shop Comp Stableford Stableford
Mabs Barker
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