Tag: golf
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EDUCATION STUDENT’S GLOBAL GOLFING DREAM
It’s been a busy year for talented golfer Eleka Moore, balancing competitive tournaments and her studies. Something the 20-year-old says would not be possible without the support of Southern Cross University and Australian Ladies Professional Golf.
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WINNERS CROWNED IN LEGENDS TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP AT BYRON BAY
Victorian golfer Mike Harwood has claimed victory in the Australian Legends Tour Championship at Byron Bay. Defending champion Brad Burns couldn’t quite get the edge he needed today, and is now facing a challenge from a long-time rival.
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PROS TEE OFF IN LISMORE FOR LEGEND PRO-AM TOUR
Lismore Workers Golf Course has attracted a host of Australia’s best elder statesmen for the latest stop on the Legends Pro-Am tour. Leading competitors Brad Burns, Tim Elliott and Mike Harwood have been joined by 50 others on the fairways. “I’m going okay, I’m in the top couple in the order of merit so everything’s…
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MAJOR WORKS FOR COFFS HARBOUR GOLF CLUB
Plans for significant upgrades to the Coffs Harbour Golf Club are in full swing, with $300,000 worth of funding announced this morning. Part of the upgrade will cater for golfers with disabilities.
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COAST GOLFER ACHIEVES CHILDHOOD DREAM
Magenta Shores golfer Dimi Papadatos is still on a high after finishing in the top three at the Australian Open over the weekend. His runner-up spot securing him a berth at the British Open next year, where Papadatos will make his major championship debut. NBN News caught up with the 27-year-old during a brief visit…
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PAPADATOS BOUND FOR BRITISH OPEN
Following his incredible runner-up finish at The Lakes in Sydney, Dimi Papadatos has climbed 81 places to number 154 in the World and qualified for the British Open. He’ll now tee off in the Australian PGA Championships on the Gold Coast next week.
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YOUNG COAST GOLFER REPRESENTS NSW
Central Coast junior golfer Riley Millers has teed up his next big tournament. The 12-year-old will compete among some of the country’s best school students, wearing state colours for New South Wales.
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DODT HOPING TO USE FIJI INTERNATIONAL TO KICKSTART SEASON
Charlestown’s Andrew Dodt wants to challenge for the Fiji International title this week, despite an arduous journey to get there. Dodt has struggled on this year’s European Tour, and says he just needs to put together four good rounds.
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PICKIN TAKES TOP SPOT AFTER DAY TWO OF NSW JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Sydney’s Monica Johnson has retained the outright lead in the girl’s event following the second round of the New South Wales Junior Championship. Charlestown’s Jye Pickin shot a 68 on day two to top the leaderboard in the boy’s division.