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November ENews

                                                                                                 

                   STORM DAMAGE ON MELBOURNE CUP DAY

Melbourne Cup Day was again a big day for Cumberland with lots of cheers and excitement for members and visitors alike.  BUT then the storm hit with a vengeance.

It’s hard to describe the noise and intensity as mother nature rolled across Greystanes causing damage and power outages.  We thank the Lord that no one at the club was injured but it left a trail of damage across the course.  We had a tree fall on a car in the carpark and sadly our vintage flagpole was damaged beyond repair.

The following photographs should give you some idea of just how bad it was:

                             Flagpole 2026

Circa 1939-40

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our Course Staff did a great job the next day to clear fairways so we could reopen but the bigger trees will need to be disposed of by our tree management contractor. I’m sure you’ll be patient and understand that it will take time to get the course back to 100%.

 

 

BANNERS GOLF 20TH BIRTHDAY

                                        Congratulations to our Head Professional Joanne Bannerman of the 20th Anniversary of Banners Golf.

I’ll leave the history to Joanne in her very touching message below but on behalf of the Board, Management and Members may I saw how proud and                                                                                                                          privileged we are to have Joanne as part of our Cumberland Family.

You have done so much and achieved so many goals in the past twenty years so to you Joanne we say a heartfelt Thank You.

 

  DIGGERS DAY

This is one of the most significant events on our calendar where we raise much needed funds for Legacy to support past and serving men and women and their families in time of need.

The event is open to all classes of membership.  Please come along and support this worthy cause.

 

  CLUB SPONSORSHIP
  Our sponsorship packages are proving very popular with a number of new advertisers coming onboard by taking up various options on offer.

Please support our wonderful sponsors.  If you or someone you know is looking to give their business great exposure, please contact the office for full details.

   DEVELOPMENT WORKS UPDATE
Civil works for the new sewer infrastructure running under the 12th tee have been delayed. To recap; this will involve installing a new sewer line under the back of the 12th teebox followed by construction of a new teebox, concrete path and turning circle to replace the existing one.

  The tee will be moved forward while the works are undertaken.  The costs for the civil works and new tee complex are being borne by the Builder.

PUTT FOR PROSTATE

Thank you to all who participated in the Putt for Prostate Men’s health fundraiser. With the support of this years event, Cumberland was able to make a valuable donation of $2,290. to the Cancer Council

This year’s winner is Nirav Pandya with a great score of 43 off a daily h/c of 22.

 

Denis Clifford
Club President

 

 

 

What an exciting month of golf we have enjoyed at Cumberland, highlighted by the completion of our 2026 Club Championships, a new course record, and some fantastic achievements both on and off the course.

        2026 Club Champions

Firstly, I would like to congratulate all members who participated in this year’s Club Championships. Played over four weeks, the Championships once again showcased some excellent golf, competitive spirit and camaraderie amongst our members.

A special congratulations to our 2026 Club Champions:
Club Champion: Bailey Leafe
A Reserve Champion: Martin Smith
B Grade Champion: Grant Hagel
C Grade Champion: Brett Davies
Senior Champion: Sean Moylan

 

Congratulations to each of our winners on their outstanding achievements. Winning a Club Championship is something to be immensely proud of, and your names will now form part of Cumberland’s golfing history.

I would also like to thank every member who competed throughout the four weeks. Your participation and enthusiasm are what make these events so special.

A sincere thank you to Banners Golf for their generous sponsorship of the Championship prizes and their continued support of our major golfing events.

 A New Course Record

One of the standout moments of this year’s Championships came during the opening round, when Josh Russo recorded an incredible round of 64 to establish a new course record at Cumberland.

To achieve this during the Club Championships, on our newly redeveloped course, makes the accomplishment even more remarkable.

Congratulations, Josh, on a fantastic round of golf and on etching your name into the Club’s history books. A tremendous achievement!

Monthly Medal Winners
Congratulations also to our latest Monthly Medal winners:

 A Grade: Josh Russo
 B Grade: Ryan Joynes
 C Grade: Cameron Hensby

Well done to all three players on their excellent performances.

 Celebrating 20 Years of Banners Golf at Cumberland
I would like to take this opportunity to recognise and congratulate Banners Golf on celebrating 20 years at Cumberland Country Golf Club.

Two decades is an extraordinary milestone and a testament to the dedication, professionalism and commitment that Joanne has shown to our Club and its members.

Over the past 20 years, Banners Golf has made an enormous contribution to Cumberland, supporting our competitions, major events, junior golf and the broader golfing experience of our membership.

On behalf of all members, I extend our sincere congratulations and appreciation to Joanne and the Banners Golf team. Thank you for everything you have contributed to Cumberland over the years. We look forward to continuing this valued relationship for many years to come.

Encourage Shield Pennants
Our Encourage Shield team is now four rounds into its pennant season, with the final round scheduled for this Sunday at North Ryde against Ryde-Parramatta.

Regardless of results, I am extremely proud of the way our team has represented Cumberland throughout the competition. The players have demonstrated tremendous sportsmanship, enthusiasm and respect for their opponents, embracing the true spirit of representative golf.

It is particularly pleasing to see our developing golfers gaining valuable competitive experience while representing the Club with such pride.

I encourage any members who are available to head out to North Ryde on Sunday and show their support for the team. Your encouragement is always appreciated and can make a real difference to our players.

Good luck to the team in their final round!

 Diggers Day

A reminder that our annual Diggers Day will be held on Saturday, 14 November.

Diggers Day is one of the Club’s important annual fundraising events, with all proceeds going towards Legacy, an organisation that provides invaluable support to the families of Australian veterans.

It is always a fantastic day on the Cumberland golfing calendar, bringing members together for a great day of golf, friendship and fundraising in support of a very worthy cause.

I strongly encourage members to get involved, support the fundraising activities and help us make this year’s event another great success.

As we head into the warmer months, I hope everyone is looking forward to enjoying some fantastic summer golf on our redeveloped course. It has been an exciting year for Cumberland, and it is wonderful to see members continuing to embrace and enjoy the course.

As always, I encourage everyone to look after the course, repair pitch marks, fill divots and maintain a good pace of play so that we can all enjoy the best possible golfing experience.

Finally, congratulations once again to all our Championship winners, and thank you to everyone who continues to contribute to the strong golfing culture we enjoy at Cumberland.

I look forward to seeing you all out on the course.

Keep up the Great Play!
Shannon Bridger
Club Captain

 

 

 

As another successful championship season comes to a close, congratulations to all players who have participated in the 2026 Club Championships, with the final round concluding this last weekend. The championships have once again showcased the strength of competition within our club.

The course is looking outstanding and continues to present exceptionally well as we move into the warmer months. Recent weather conditions have been dependable, providing ideal growing conditions and allowing the course team to maintain high quality playing surfaces throughout the course.

Members will also have noticed that greens speeds have increased in recent weeks. The greens are currently running well and true, providing a quality putting surface.

It is also worth remembering that our new course is still very young. While it has matured remarkably well, many areas of the course are only around four months old and remain in their infancy. As the turf, greens, surrounds and infrastructure continue to establish, ongoing maintenance, adjustment and refinement will be required. We appreciate members’ patience and understanding as the course continues its journey from a newly constructed facility to a fully matured golf course.

While conditions have been favourable throughout winter and spring, forecasts suggest the summer ahead may present some challenges. The course team will continue to closely monitor weather conditions and adjust maintenance practices as required to ensure the course remains in the best possible condition.

 Course Improvement Works

– A number of projects are being schedule as we continue to finalise works associated with the CGEW project and further improve the quality and resilience of the course. The works are to improve drainageon holes 11, 12, 14 and 17 to improve drainage and overall turf health.

– Flemmings are scheduled to undertake warranty repairs on the 11th green Friday 13th November. On this day, the old temporary green on 14 will be in play with and additional temporary tee setup to play to the current 14th green as a par 3. No competition is being held on this day.

– Members will experience some temporary disruption around the 12th tee while the ILU sewer works are completed. We ask players to follow all signage, barriers and any temporary local rules that may be in place.

We appreciate members’ patience and cooperation while these important projects are carried out. While some short term inconvenience may occur, these works will provide long term benefits to course quality and playability.

As we head into the busy summer period, we ask all members to play your part in maintaining our course.

Please remember to:

– Repair your pitch marks on greens and, where possible, repair an additional pitch mark.

– Replace divots or fill them with sand provided.

– Rake bunkers after use.

– Follow course signage, rope lines and cart restrictions.

These simple actions have a significant impact on course presentation and playing conditions for everyone. Given the course is still in its early establishment phase, repairing damage promptly helps protect turf health and ensures quality playing conditions for all members and guests.

While there is still work to complete as part of the course maturation process, the improvements achieved over the past four months have been remarkable. We look forward to seeing the course continue to develop over summer and thank members for their patience, support and assistance in caring for our greatest asset.

Thank you for your ongoing support of the club and the course team. We look forward to a great summer season and continuing to provide excellent playing conditions as the course continues to mature and develop.

Martin Smith
Vice Captain

 LADIES PRESIDENT REPORT

October has been a routine month with, fortunately no rain interference. However, it ended with a most appropriate acknowledgement of, 20 years dedication and commitment to Cumberland and to all things golf by our “Pro” Jo Bannerman.

Congratulations Jo and thank you, especially on behalf of the ladies and especially, the “fossils”, one of whom I have been lucky enough to be included in and enjoy, your numerous “Fossil Cup”.  May many more continue.

Thank you to Tracey and Tricia for nominating again, at the A G M, as Captain and Vice Captain.  Ladies you do a great job.  Thank you also to Maria Golden for accepting the nomination as Vice President.  Welcome abroad.

Our next major event will be our combined Cancer Awareness Day and Hams Day on Tuesday 24 November , following which a donation will be made to Pancreatic cancer research.  Thank you again to Salus for their financial support of this event.

Our last official comp day for 2026 will be Tuesday 1st December, followed by Christmas lunch on Tuesday 8th December.

Till then ladies enjoy your friendship, golf and clear skies.

Barbara Cocks
Ladies Presidentt.

 

 LADY CAPTAIN’S REPORT

The end of the year is fast approaching and the last major ladies championship has been played and won.

Congratulations to our Matchplay Champions Div 1 Eunmi Pyun and Div 2 Monica Ko.

 

Well done to the Women’s Club Challenge team who played at Penrith and Dunheved on  Tuesday 20/10.  The team came in with the 10th best combined Stableford score, and Eunmi Pyun was runner up in the Coronation medal individual Stableford event at Dunheved. Thank you to the Penrith squad of Su Jin Yoo, So Young Lee and Celine Lee and the Dunheved squad of Eunmi Pyun, Eun Kim and Yvonne Choo.

Upcoming events-
Caddies Trophy 17/11
Christmas Open Hams Day  24/11
Christmas luncheon and Presentation day 8/12

I hope to see all our ladies dressed to the max for the Presentation and Christmas party so we can join in celebrating another wonderful year of golf at Cumberland.
We’d like to thank our sponsors for their ongoing support.

 

 

!!!!!!!! BANNERS GOLF TURNS 20 !!!!!!!!

Cumberland has been my home for 40 years, ever since I first joined the cadet program under the guidance of Margaret and John Gow.  Little did I know back then just how much this club and its people would come to mean to me.

I started working in the Proshop at 17 under Phil Nance.  When Phil retired in 2006, I was fortunate enough to be appointed Head Professional.  What a wonderful 20 years it has been!

I’ve been incredibly lucky to have fantastic staff along the way.  Four now run their own Proshops and six trainees have graduated to become PGA members.  Seeing them build their own careers has been one of the most rewarding parts of my journey.  Many started here as little 6-10 year olds learning to play golf, and I’ve had the privilege of watching them grow into great golfers and, more importantly, wonderful people.  I’m so proud of them all.

To my family, thank you for always being there and supporting me. A special thank you to my sister Kim, my longest-serving employee, who has been beside me since day one.  Thank you, Kimmy it means so much to have shared this journey with you.

To the members, so many of you have been here from the very beginning.  We’ve shared plenty of fun, laughter and banter and a few of you may have helped corrupt me as a youngster!  Thank you for your kindness, loyalty and support over the years.  You make coming to work enjoyable, and the friendships we’ve formed will stay with me for life.

I’ve also been fortunate to work with many General Managers and Board members over the years.  Thank you for your support and the great working relationships that have helped make Cumberland such a special place to work.

To my current team Kim, Myo, Alex, Matt, Riley, Gabriel, Daniel and Harry, thank you for everything you do for me and our members.  Your efforts never go unnoticed, and the lovely feedback I regularly receive is a credit to you all. You make the Proshop a fun and welcoming place, and you really are family, right down to our Saturday KFC family lunches!

I also want to remember someone very special: Phil Nance, who we sadly lost last year.  Phil was my mentor growing up, taught me so much and had an enormous influence on my life. His trust in me to take over the reins in 2006 gave me an opportunity I will always be grateful for.  I wish he could have been here to celebrate with us.  I hope I’ve made you proud Phil. Thank you for everything.

As Cumberland moves into its next chapter, I’m excited about what lies ahead and look forward to many more years here.

Thank you to everyone who came to celebrate our birthday and to everyone who has sent their congratulations and kind wishes.

When I think about these 20 years, it’s the people, the friendships and the memories that mean the most.  From a young cadet to Head Professional, Cumberland has been such a huge part of my life, and I’m grateful to everyone who has been part of that journey.  Here’s to more golf, more laughter and many more memories together.

Thank you for being part of the Banners Golf family.

The Banners Cumberland Pro Shop Team

Web: www.bannersgolf.com.au

 www.cumberlandgolf.com.au

 

We’d like to thank our sponsors for their ongoing support.

 

Pennant News

PENNANT NEWS

Super Senior Pennant – 10th August

On an unpleasant cold and windy winter’s day the team went into their last game at Massey Park only requiring a draw to win the Division. This they did, just, securing a 4 All result against the also undefeated Bankstown side.

Even though the game finished all square, Bankstown had comfortable wins in 3 of their matches, while Cumberland scrambled their way with two 1 up results (the dynamic duo of Hilton and Kiddle) and a 2/1 win to Sonny Sun. Two matches were drawn(Britton and Lee).

Most notably, our Treasurer, Robert Shield, who had been in outstanding form winning all his matches to date by very large margins chose the wrong day to be a little off his game when he came up against a previous winner of the South Australian Open (won by such luminaries as Graham Marsh and Peter Senior) to go down 6 and 4. Let’s not worry about the date of that SA Open win.

So after this pugnacious effort by the team and strong wins in earlier rounds we go into the September Finals highly seeded with realistic hopes of progressing beyond past achievements.

Eric Apperly Round 1 – 26th July
Cumberland vs Brighton Lakes at Lakeside
3-3
Bailey: Won 8/6
Liam: Lost 3/2
Tommy: Won 1 up
Riley: Won 1 up
Harry: Lost 3/2
Roger: Lost 5/4
The Cumberland boys started the season off strong with a draw against Brighton Lakes at Lakeside. The course was playing tough and fast but the boys played hard and walked away with a great result for the day.
We take on Richmond next Sunday 2nd August at Brighton Lakes at 11:18am
Alex Foreman
Manager
Warren Pennant – 16th August 2026
Cumberland’s Warren squad returned home to play host to Castle Cove for the last 2 weeks of the home & away season.
The team were determined to finish off the season with a couple of wins and depending on the other results from the division were a mathematically chance of winning the division……..
You telling me there’s a chance……
Our 1st pairing out at 3 was David Harvey & Michael Randall who got off to a flying start as the opposition struggled with the length of our course and the size of the greens, the boys were 3 up early and consolidated to be 6up at the turn.
Moving into the back 9 and looking for an early meal our boys got the wobbles through 10,11 & 12 with Castle Cove reducing the deficit, Cumberland were now 4up through 12 before putting Castle Cove away on the 14th with a 6/4 win.
Our 2nd pairing of Michael Holvinsky & Glenn Gibson had an equally impressive start with par golf through the first few holes to find themselves 3up after 5 and maintaining the good golf to turn 5up with Castle Cove under the pump and struggling with our course also.
Just like the earlier pairing, Castle Cove initiated a fight back with our boys taking the foot of the gas to give them some hope before a beautiful 3rd shot from Michael to about 4ft on the 12th resulted in birdie and took us back to 5up and killed off any chance of a miraculous comeback, a solid par on the 14th from Glenn resulting in a 5/4 win for Cumberland.
Our 1st pairing of Keith Barton & Aaron Lewis kept the trend going early with another solid start to find themselves 2up through 3, Castle Cove pairing found their feet and were holding the boys at bay with some excellent golf from 100m with Cumberland making the turn 2up.
With what now seemed to be standard for all matches we found ourselves giving away holes early through the back 9 with Aaron & Keith deciding to show some hospitality to the visitors allowing them to see more of the course then their other team members had the opportunity to see.
With the seasoned Castle Cove pairing refusing to go away the boys had to find something if we wanted the 3 nil clean sweep we needed as the match was now square after 15.
A nice par on 16 from Keith after taking advantage of a great drive took us back to 1up & a nervous 3ft par putt from Aaron on 17 took us to the 18th with the 1up lead intact.
With all players missing the green it became a chip off with Aaron holding his nerve to get up and down for par and taking the win 2up for the 3 nil clean sweep we were after, great team result.
Thanks to all the caddies & supporters that came out to encourage the guys, this is always appreciated, anyone wanting to follow this week, we are away to Castle Cove teeing off at 8am.
The boys would also like to pass on their condolences, thoughts & wishes to our team captain Davin Peters & his family on the passing of his mother Elizabeth (Betty) Peters on Thursday.
Gary Stephens
Manager
Gibson Shield team report 16/08/2026
 
The Gibson team of Sunday 16th August versus Castle Cove of Brett Davies and Stephen Charles, Tim Hodder(c) and Wayne Barton had a tough day at the office .
Both teams faced formidable opponents who played steady golf all day. Both their matches came down to the last hole for the result.
With Tim ‘Clutch ‘ Hodder missing a hard breaking putt to square his match.
Brett got back on his stead and charged the ramparts to win the last hole with a tough breaking putt. To earn the appreciation of the roaring crowd and winning a hug from Nick and importantly to tie the match.
Cambell Ring and Nick Aravantinos had an easier time of it finishing 7/6. With one of their young opponents declaring, “ How do you play here every week, it’s so hard. “
Thank you to all who came down and offered support to both Pennants Teams.
The team played well, finishing with a tied result for the second week in a row,
Leaving us undefeated in the team matches but giving Kareela a sniff at the top spot. Cumberland is 9.5 points and Kareela 7.5.
A win away against Castle Cove will secure top spot
Brett Porter

Team Manager

 

Golf Course Enabling Works – CEO Update

CEO Update
GOLF COURSE WORKS
CURRENT PROGRESS & OUTLOOK

Stage 2

Fairway creek Construction

The reconstruction of the creek crossing the 2nd fairway is approximately 80% complete. Remaining works include:

  •               Installation of a new cart bridge and pedestrian bridge
  •              Minor shaping and landscaping along both sides of the creek

Sand Slit Drainage (2nd Fairway)

The visible trenches on the right-hand side of the 2nd fairway are part of a new sand slit drainage system.

  •          These drainage lines will extend laterally across the fairway, improving water dispersal and playability.
  •          Works will be scheduled outside of competition play to minimise disruption

New Pump Station

A new pump station is currently being installed between the two dams on the 2nd fairway. This will allow water to be pumped from either dam independently or simultaneously, depending on operational requirements.

The upgrade provides the Superintendent with increased flexibility and access to a greater volume of water when needed. Additionally, the project includes the modernisation of associated infrastructure and equipment, further enhancing the club’s irrigation capabilities. ( indicative size &  location as shown in image)

New 14th Green

 Progress is strong with:

  •         Drainage, irrigation, and greens profile expected to be completed within days.
  •         Barring delays, full completion of this section is anticipated in the coming weeks.

11th Green & Dam Wall

The new 11th green is taking shape, however: Delays were encountered due to the unsuitability of the existing rock wall on the dam’s edge, requiring further construction. The dam has been emptied to allow installation of a new stormwater pit plus construction of the new rock wall

Turfing and Seeding

Once earthworks are complete:

  •            All affected areas will be solid turfed
  •            Greens will be seeded
  •           All heavy machinery will then relocate for commencement of Stage 3

Stage 3-Timeline

We are targeting an early October commencement for Stage 3, with completion aimed for the first week of February 2026.

I will provide further details as this stage progresses

Following the construction phase:
A 3-month grow-in period will be required for turf and greens to properly establish. This phase will represent a major milestone—bringing us significantly closer to unveiling the new course layout.

Once playable, the existing 1st hole will close, and all members and visitors will transition to playing the new course in its entirety. As always I encourage members who may have questions or hear some stories, which may not be true, to please come and see me and I will provide you with facts

Thank you for your ongoing support and patience as we continue to transform Cumberland for the future.

Warm regards,

Andrew Laplain CCM
CEO – Cumberland Country Golf Club

Development Approval

Development Update – Construction of Temporary Greens

Dear Members,

I am happy to advise that the first construction works to facilitate the development are about to commence. As many of you are aware, we are embarking on an exciting journey to enhance our course and clubhouse, and I am thrilled to share an important update with you.

Construction of the temporary greens is set to commence on April 2nd. Once completed these greens will allow for uninterrupted 18 holes of play during the course enabling works.

These temporary greens will be located on the 2nd, 4th, 9th, and 18th holes and are indicated on the Map below.

During the construction phase and until the temporary greens are ready for play, it’s essential to note that the areas occupied by these temporary greens will be designated as compulsory ground under repair (GUR). This designation ensures the safety and fairness of play during this transitional period.

During construction of these greens, our spare Lake Johnson hole and temporary course ratings will be utilised. These adjustments are necessary to maintain the integrity and quality of your golfing experience throughout the development process.

We understand that these changes may bring some adjustments to your regular game, but we assure you that every effort is being made to minimise disruptions and ensure a seamless transition. Your patience and understanding during this time are greatly appreciated as we work towards creating an even better golfing environment for all our members.

Please stay tuned for further updates as construction progresses. Thank you for your continued support and enthusiasm for our club’s growth and improvement.

Martin Smith
Chairman of Greens

Development Update – Golf Course Enabling Works

Dear Members,

With the latest news, our development partner Partier are on the eve of lodging a Development Application for the Independent Living Units. I thought I should take some time to highlight the pending changes to our current 2nd, 4th, 5th, 9th and 18th holes. These changes are displayed in the Clubhouse as well as in the body of this newsletter.

The back nine will commence on the existing 6th, there is no change to this hole. On completion of the hole, you will wander down to the new 11th hole, which is situated behind the new 14th.

The new 11th is the combination of part of the current 4th and 5th holes. It will traverse around the big gum which currently cohabitates with the fairway bunker on the existing 4th and then you will trek down to the area where the current 5th green is situated. The dam will be slightly enlarged, and the green side dam wall raised and beautified.

The cart path currently adjacent to the green will be removed to allow the green to flow into the dam. The path repositioned on the left of the green, will provide an access to the 12th (existing 2nd hole) which will remain as is but will have a small creek installed at the base of the gully heading up to the green. The creek in part is an architectural design feature but also to weatherproof the course in that area. As we all saw in the big wet of 2022, this area was impassable. On playing the hole, players will need to decide on the reward for risk aspect when approaching the shot into the green.

The 14th hole is utilising the first third of the existing 4th hole and has been designed with a small pond protecting the front left-hand side of the green. This pond will be the water source for the wee burn that will flow across the gully on our existing 2nd. The long hitters will question, reward for risk at 290 metres. There will be a number of ways to play this hole. The green will slope back to front and will have bunkering at the rear to catch any long shots.
The existing 9th will be shaped into two holes. The first a par 4 measuring 307 metres played from the existing 9th tees, the green will be guarded by strategically placed bunkers.

Utilising the remaining parts of the existing 9th hole, the new 18th will be across the enlarged dam, measuring 129 metres and protected by the dam and bunkers at the rear. The design incorporates a bail out zone located on the right for those not wanting to take on the water.

The clubhouse terrace will be situated between the 9th and 18th greens, so expect many an afternoon cheering as players challenge the 18th hole across the great expanse of water.

The new 9th will be played from the existing 18th tee and the new hole will play 449 metres. The existing 18th green will be relocated and new bunkers created.

The Par for the new course when opened will be 70 and will measure 5532 metres or 6050 yards. The course will see several dams enlarged, a new pond, new bunkers and 3 new USGA standard greens built. The course’s make up will be 3 x par 5’s, 10 x par 4’s, and 5 x par 3’s. The final design will be subject to approval under a Development Application.

In the first half of 2024, work will commence on the construction of the temporary greens required to ensure we have a full 18 hole golf course during the Course Enabling works.

Temporary Course Design in Three Stages

There will be some disruption to the course over the period of the enabling works, and all efforts will be undertaken to provide members an enjoyable experience while we transition to the new course.

Preparations are now underway to build the four (4) temporary greens so the enabling works can commence once the Development Application is approved.

Stage 1 – Par 71
A new temporary green is to be constructed on the 2nd fairway prior to the rise leading to the existing green, to enable the trenching of the wee burn. The hole will play as a Par 4. The construction of the wee burn is highlighted in green and blue.
Stage 2 – Par 68
A new temporary green is to be situated on 9th fairway prior to the dip, to enable the construction works to commence on Lake Johnson. The 18th will play as a par 5, the constructions zone is highlighted in colour.
Stage 3 – Par 64

New temporaries constructed on the 4th and 18th fairway, to enable the construction works on the existing 4th and 5th holes to be undertaken. The temporary on the 2nd to be reinstated and a par 3 to the existing 2nd green created. The 5th hole will play as a par 3, the shorten 6th hole will be played as a par 3. The 9th will play as a par 4 and on finishing the hole, players will walk across to the shorten 10th hole as indicated by the blue dotted line. The construction zone is highlighted in colour.

The Board wish to thank you for your patience and engagement as we watch the future of Cumberland Country Golf Club develop.

Martin Smith
Chairman of the Greens Committee
On behalf of the Board of Directors
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