Melbourne Cricket Club Golf Section Inc ANNUAL REPORT 2011

Melbourne Cricket Club 

Golf Section Inc 

Incorporated Association No A0051853J 

ANNUAL REPORT 

2011

MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB GOLF SECTION INC 

OFFICE BEARERS 2011 

Chairman 

Stan Bates 

Hon. Secretary/ 

Treasurer 

John Webster 

Captain 

Pat Considine 

Assistant Secretary/ 

Treasurer 

Committee members 

Carol Bates 

Peter Evans and Val Mitchell 

COMMITTEE 

The above Office Bearers formed the Committee of Management during the 

year, and met during the year to discuss the operations and financial 

management of the Club. 

The Committee thanks Phoebe McWilliams and Celeste Welsh for providing an 

efficient point of contact with the MCC, and also their assistance with the 

administration of the Club’s activities during the year. 

Melbourne Cricket Club Golf Section Inc Annual Report 2011 

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CHAIRMAN’S REPORT 

2011 was a very successful year 

The MCC Golf Section continued to grow with another 34 new members joining during 

the year. The numbers of players at our golf days was again down on the halcyon 

years of 2007 and 2008 but in 2011the numbers of players generally were greater 

than 2010. Members definitely prefer to play the prestigious sandbelt courses despite 

the more expensive green fees because the attendances at those courses were 

greater when compared to previous years. During the year 2 courses, namely 13 th 

Beach and Kew were added to the calendar again after an absence of some years to 

provide some variation for our members. 

The club was very competently served by the Committee, and I would like to thank 

our Captain, Pat Considine, our Secretary/Treasurer, John Webster, Assistant 

Secretary/Treasurer, Carol Bates and Committee members Peter Evans and Val 

Mitchell. The liaison staff at the MCC, especially Phoebe McWilliams, were outstanding 

in their efforts in helping arranging dinners in the Hans Ebeling Room during the 

cricket and football seasons. 

Peter Mitchell, our liaison man from the MCC General Committee, again provided 

invaluable input into the affairs of the Section and assistance in ensuring the Golf 

Section was able to promote golf as an integral part of the sporting culture of the 

Melbourne Cricket Club. Peter retired from the MCC General Committee in June 2011 

and we thank Peter for his valuable contribution to the Golf Section. The Golf Section 

arranged for all Sporting Sections to contribute to a retirement present of a set of 

Callaway golf clubs for Peter with the Golf Section contributing over half of the 

amount. 

The Club Championships were again held at Commonwealth Golf Club. The Men’s 

Champion for 2011 was Geoff Cosgriff who played off a handicap of 19 with a score of 

34 stableford points. It was two years in a row that Geoff has won the event and third 

time overall. The Women’s event was won by Hana Kadera who won the day with a 

score of 37 points. Hana’s victory was well earned considering that she had left her 

handbag in a coffee shop in Hampton and had to be cajoled into playing because she 

wanted to go back to retrieve her bag. Arrangements were made for the bag to be 

picked later in the day. 

The Hong Kong Cricket Club Golf Society visited us in Jan/Feb and played in golf days 

at Yarra Yarra, The National, Keysborough and Long Island and played an official 

match at Victoria which MCC Golf won comfortably 6 matches to 2 with one match 

drawn. 

The Golf Section also had a team visit the Hong Kong Cricket Club Golf Society to help 

celebrate the Cricket Club’s 160 th anniversary and we are looking forward to their 

return visit in November 2012. 

Stan Bates 

Chairman 


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SECRETARY’S REPORT 

The MCC Golf Section has completed another very successful and player numbers 

were up on the 2010 year. All up we had 15 golf days for the year which included the 

special extra day at Yarra Yarra for the Hong Kong players visit and the official match 

between the two teams at Victoria. 

The Section has relied on subscriptions from new members at $55 per new member 

and, for the first time, an annual renewal subscription of $40 was levied on members to 

trade profitably. There were 34 new members who joined throughout the year and 288 

members out of a database list of 647 who paid the initial $40 renewal subscription 

making a total of 322 financial members. With Golf Clubs forever increasing their green 

fees and catering charges it is a constant battle to obtain reasonable rates for our 

members. Golf Clubs are used to dealing with corporate days where large Companies 

just pay the asking price. However, we are in constant negotiations to treat the MCC 

Golf Section as a social group akin to the Veteran Golfers group which seem to be able 

to obtain very cheap fees. 

The year was also marked by the several social events the Section arranged in the 

Hans Ebeling Room in conjunction with other Sporting Sections for football and cricket 

matches. 

The finances of the Golf Section are in a very sound position with cash in the bank at 

31 st December 2011 of $36,442 and stocks of balls and prizes totalling $5,143 and 

outstanding invoices of $9,552. 

In April a group of 31 visited Hong Kong Cricket Club to help celebrate their 160 th 

anniversary and a number of golf games were arranged in Hong Kong and China in 

addition to the official match which was drawn at 3 matches each and one halved 

match. 

A few of the MCC Golf Section members also added a few days to the visit to go and 

play golf at the Mission Hills complex. 

John Webster 

Secretary/Treasurer 


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TEAM SELECTIONS 

The Chairman, Captain and Secretary acted as a selection Committee for entry of any 

representative teams for the Club. 

SECTION COMPETITIONS - SUMMARIES AND RESULTS 

Golf day at Yarra Yarra on Monday 17 th January 

Yarra Yarra was the venue for our first golf day for 2011 and even though heavy rain on the Friday 

and Saturday prevented the opening of the new 3 rd and 4 th holes 100 players enjoyed golf and after 

golf dinner function. The course was in magnificent condition and the scores did not match the 

beautiful golfing weather conditions. 

The results of the competitions on the day were: 

Winner A Grade Mark Stapleton (10) 38 points (countback) 

Runner Up A Grade Ian Archer (7) 38 points 

Winner B Grade Robert John (19) 42 points 

Runner Up B Grade Ian Harvey (19) 40 points 

Winner C Grade John Taylor (22) 39 points (countback) 

Runner Up C Grade Barry Ward (32) 39 points 

Winner Ladies Dianne Simmons (23) 33 points (countback) 

Runner Up Ladies Val Mitchell (10) 32 points 

Winner 4BBB Matt Stahmer/ Don Heath 46 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Ian Palazo/ Ron Albany 45 points 

NTP 1st Hole Matt Stahmer 

NTP 4 th Hole John Lockwood (Marylebone member) 

NTP 11 th Hole Brian Meneilly 

NTP 15 th Hole Leola Taylor 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men’s A Grade Rob Greenhill, B Grade Peter Silk, C Grade, Trevor Edwards 

Ladies: Lili Anne Kriegler. 


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Golf Day at Yarra Yarra on Monday 31 st January 

A party of about 20 Hong Kong Golfers arrived in the early morning of Sat 29 th Jan and 

immediately journeyed to the RACV Resort at Healesville where they played 18 holes of golf on the 

Saturday and 27 holes on Sunday. Some of their golfers played 8 games of golf in the 7 days they 

were in Melbourne. At a specially arranged golf day at Yarra Yarra 56 golfers played including 18 

from HK in outstanding cool summer weather and this time the new 3 rd and 4 th holes were in play. 


Winner A Grade Jamie Beattie 40 points 

Runner Up A Grade Bernie Upjohn 39 points 

Winner B Grade Leigh Burns) 39 points 

Runner Up B Grade John Harvey 38 points 

Winner C Grade Chris Farrell 38 points 

Runner Up C Grade Robert Wilson 37 points 

Winner Ladies Jan Lovett 32 points 

Runner Up Ladies Val Mitchell (10) 27 points (countback) 

Winner 4BBB Bernie Upjohn/Peter Evans 47 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Pat Considine/Don Moore 44 points 

NTP 1st Hole Adrian Waters (HK) 

NTP 4 th Hole Val Mitchell 

NTP 11 th Hole Michael Trumble 

NTP 15 th Hole John Harvey 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men’s A Grade Jamie Beattie, B Grade Peter Blashki, C Grade Michael Hurst 

Ladies: Val Mitchell 

Golf day at The National on Tues 1 st Feb 

38 players played the Ocean Course at The National Golf Club with 17 Hong Kong golfers. 

Again the weather was kind except for the wind which made playing conditions a bit tough. 

The usual National muster menu was enjoyed after the game and there was much 

conviviality on the bus on the way home from the National to the player’s hotel in 

Southbank. 

Official Match at Victoria Golf Club on Weds 2 nd Feb 

Two teams of 18 competed in a shotgun start in fine weather conditions and the MCC team 

won 6 matches to 2 with one match halved. A few after golf drinks were enjoyed by the 

early finishers prior to proceeding to the MCG for the official tour dinner in the MCC 

Committee Room. 


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Golf Day at Keysborough on Thurs 3 rd Feb 

This day was arranged by the HKCCGS and was attended by 5 MCC Golf Section 

members one of whom donated some bottles of wine as prizes for the day. 

Golf day at Long Island on Friday 4 th February 

This day was the last golf function with our visitors from HK and 58 players enjoyed the 

Long Island Country Club layout. The weather was very kind to us while Melbourne was 

being drenched with tropical down pours which saw play suspended at the Australian 

Women’s Open at Commonwealth all our players except about 6 finished before lightning 

forced them off the course. Our visitors supplied the prizes for this day and nearly every 

player ended up with a prize of some sort. 

Asked over dinner to rate the courses that they had played on the President of the HKCC, 

Tony Melloy, who played in every golf game during the week rated Yarra Yarra as the best 

followed in order by Long Island, Victoria and The National. He thought the National Ocean 

course was too hard for hacker golfers, as he called himself, even though he plays to a 

handicap of 2. 

A couple of the HK players returned early to Melbourne to play in a social squash match 

and about 30 minutes after leaving phoned in to say they were delayed by flooded roads. 

Those of us still at Long Island thought they were joking but soon discovered they were not 

as we journeyed back the city. 

Unfortunately in the race from the clubhouse to the carpark in the wind and torrential rain to 

get to our car the result sheet was blown/washed away never to be seen again. 

The road home was flooded at the back of Mordialloc and Braeside and traffic was diverted 

to Nepean Highway. 


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Golf day at Royal Melbourne on Monday 4 th April 

The Golf day at Royal Melbourne was played in ideal conditions and 5 players broke or equalled 

their handicaps. The West course was in excellent condition although the greens were still a bit 

thin in condition given that the Presidents Cup was being played on 12 of the West course holes in 

Nov 2012. A record 132 players turned out for the day. However the day took far too long to play 

and in future field will be limited to 112 players. Royal Melbourne treated the players to a 

sumptuous meal after golf to cap off a brilliant day at one of Melbourne’s best golfing venues. 


Winner A Grade John Fanning (7) 36 points (countback) 

Runner Up A Grade Mark Blashki (8) 36 points 

Winner B Grade Don Carmichael (14) 40 points 

Runner Up B Grade Ian Harvey (11) 36 points 

Winner C Grade Andrew Sandal (26) 37 points 

Runner Up C Grade David Robertson (21) 35 points 

Winner Ladies Rainer Patterson (32) 32 points 

Runner Up Ladies Bev Lyon (25) 27 points 

Winner 4BBB Don Carmichael/Malcolm Douglas 46 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Norman Dawe/Ian Harvey 44 points 

NTP 5 th Hole David Raymond 

NTP 7 th Hole Ben Davey 

NTP 13 th Hole Volker Heinze 

NTP 16 th Hole Andrew Linberg 

Longest Drive: Men’s: A Grade John Kerr; B Grade Brad Munro; C Grade Nick Place 

Ladies: Val Mitchell 


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Golf day at The National on Friday 6 th May 

The Old Course at The National was in peak condition along with great still golfing weather for The 

National. An excellent turn up of 74 players enjoyed the fantastic practice driving range and other 

facilities that are on offer at this complex. Four players equalled or broke their handicaps and the 

day was topped off by The National’s excellent muster smorgasbord menu for dinner. 


Winner A Grade Volker Heinze (11) 36 points 

Runner Up A Grade Alan Walker (12) 35 points 

Winner B Grade Clive Thorn (16) 37 points (countback) 

Runner Up B Grade Ben Barren (12) 37 points 

Winner C Grade David Robertson (22) 35 points 

Runner Up C Grade Geoff Salter (24) 31 points 

Winner Ladies Dorothy Sofer (28) 30 points 

Runner Up Ladies Beth Briedis (15) 22 points 

Winner 4BBB David Robertson/Craig Seckhold 46 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Ken Barbuto/Peter Neville 45 points 

NTP 4 th Hole Stan Bates 

NTP 7 th Hole Mark Reynolds 

NTP 13 th Hole Alan Hadfield 

NTP 16 th Hole Ian Donaldson 

Longest Drive: Men’s A Grade Mark Stapleton; B Grade Murray Will; C Grade Richard Grove 

Ladies: Beth Briedis 


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Golf day at Kew on Monday 30 th May 

The Kew golf course was extremely wet underfoot otherwise conditions were ideal for golf for the 

67 players who pitched up for the day. 


Winner A Grade Clif Mitchell (9) 36 points (countback) 

Runner Up A Grade Mark Stapleton (10) 36 points 

Winner B Grade Michael Davies (16) 36 points 

Runner Up B Grade John Harvey (14) 34 points 

Winner C Grade Geoff Cosgriff (21) 35 points 

Runner Up C Grade Alan Hadfield (24) 33 points 

Winner Ladies Leola Taylor (15) 33 points 

Runner Up Ladies Shona MacInnes (10) 32 points 

Winner 4BBB Shona MacInnes/David Fowler 46 points (countback) 

Runner Up 4BBB Hana Kadera/John Taylor 42 points 

NTP 4 th Hole Margaret Webster 

NTP 11 th Hole Peter Tyrrell 

NTP 14 th Hole Mark Stapleton 

NTP 18 th Hole Marilyn Gregory 

Longest Drive 9 th Hole: Men’s A Grade Kean Flanagan; B Grade Tony Perkin; C Grade Stan Bates 

Ladies: Shona MacInnes 


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Golf Day at Kingston Heath on Tuesday 21 st June 

The Kingston Heath course was in its usual great condition and the weather was perfect for golf 

when 108 players hit off just after 12 noon. Even so some players finished in quite dark conditions. 

The sandwich lunch and meal after golf were both excellent and 4 players mainly in B Grade 

category broke their handicaps. 


Winner A Grade Murray Will (12) 37 points 

Runner Up A Grade Clif Mitchell (10) 35 points 

Winner B Grade Denis Cox (16) 38 points 

Runner Up B Grade Graham Coker (15) 37 points 

Winner C Grade Chris Farrell (21) 33 points (countback) 

Runner Up C Grade Paul Dines (21) 33 points 

Winner Ladies Hana Kadera (31) 29 points (countback) 

Runner Up Ladies Pauline Caven (32) 29 points 

Winner 4BBB Denis Cox/Don Walker 48points 

Runner Up 4BBB Phil Buckhardt/Bob Carmichael 43 points 

NTP 5 th hole 

Ben Barren 

NTP 10 th hole Mel McLennan 

NTP 15 th hole Sean Gaskell 

Longest Drive 14 th Hole: Men’s Anthony Young (A), Marc Herrington (B), Sean Gaskell (C) 

Ladies: Sam Gibson 


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Golf day at Victoria Golf Club on Friday 29 th July 

The Victoria course was in excellent condition, the Club put on their usual excellent golf day and 

even though it was extremely cold there were no cancellations and 94 players hit off at 12 noon. 

Victoria provided their excellent buffet barbecue meal after golf which vies with the menu at The 

National as the best meal at all the golf venues that the Golf Section plays. 


Winner A Grade Clif Mitchell (9) 34 points 

Runner Up A Grade Murray Will (12) 33 points 

Winner B Grade Denis Cox (17) 39 points 

Runner Up B Grade Paul King (18) 36 points 

Winner C Grade Don Moore (24) 36 points 

Runner Up C Grade Don Beard (27) 32 points 

Winner Ladies Marg Knapp (18) 32 points 

Runner Up Ladies Dianne Simmons (29) 29 points 

Winner 4BBB Phil King/Richard Wight 46 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Bill Murray/Denis Cox 43 points 

NTP 4 th Hole Cameron Wilkinson 

NTP 7 th Hole Shona MacInnes 

NTP 14 th Hole 

Daniel Skirving 

NTP 16 th Hole 

Peter Newton 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men’s A Grade Richard Wight; B Grade Marc Herington; C Grade Cam Wilkinson 



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Golf day at 13 th Beach on Friday 26 th August 

Only 37 players entered at 13 th Beach despite the cheap green fee rates available to MCC 

members. It was decided that would be only one individual competition given the very poor 

numbers for this event. The course was in excellent condition weather about 22 degrees, rain 

threatening but umbrellas required only for the last two holes. The food after golf was excellent and 

very much enjoyed by the small group who played. 


Winner Bob Carmichael (21) 

42 points 

Runner Up Paul Barlow 

40 points 

Winner 4BBB David Percival/Paul Baddeley 48 points 

Runner Up 4BBB John Webster/Bob Carmichael 

47points 

NTP 3 rd Hole Dale Height 

NTP 7 th Hole Norman Dawe 

NTP 12 th Hole Peter Neville 

NTP 16 th Hole Bob Carmichael 

Longest Drive Men’s: Garry Stafford 



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Golf Day at Peninsula on Monday 19 th September 

A beautiful spring day greeted 64 players at Peninsula for our day on the Peninsula South course. 

The meal in the clubhouse afterwards was very enjoyable despite the table arrangement not being 

arranged in tables of 8 as requested. The highlight of the day was a Hole in one on the par 3 14 th 

hole by Jack Hondros. A trophy with the actual ball has been presented to Jack. 


Winner A Grade Chris Clements (7) 33 points 

Runner Up A Grade Trevor McDonald (8) 31 points (countback) 

Winner B Grade Pierre Kriegler (18) 35 points 

Runner Up B Grade Peter Evans (19) 34 points 

Winner C Grade Barry Laws (25) 40 points 

Runner Up C Grade Trevor Edwards (26) 38 points 

Winner Ladies Hana Kadera (32) 38 points 

Runner Up Ladies Dianne Simmons (30) 31 points 

Winner 4BBB Barry Laws/ Trevor Edwards 48 points (countback) 

Runner Up 4BBB Don Beard/Peter Evans 48 points 

NTP 3 rd Hole Leigh Sharp 

NTP 14 th Hole Jack Hondros (Hole in One) 

NTP 17 th Hole Peter Mitchell 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men’s A Grade Kean Flanagan; B Grade Michael Di Carlo; C Grade no result 

Ladies: Lilli-Ann Kriegler 


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Golf Day at Commonwealth Golf Club on Monday 10 th October 

Commonwealth Golf club was again the venue for the playing of the Golf Section’s Club 

Championship with 26 men and 9 women qualifying to play in the event by winning one of the golf 

days or grades in the case of the men. Eighty two players took part in the golf day and the men’s 

Club Championship event was won by Geoff Cosgriff for the third time and the women’s champion 

was Hana Kadera. Hana’s win was even more meritorious given that she had to be talked into 

playing, having left her handbag in a coffee shop in Hampton and was very anxious to pull out of 

the day and go back and get her bag. Arrangements were hastily made to collect her bag later that 

day or the next day so that she could take her place in the field. Hana also won the women’s event 

on the day beating all the qualifiers and non-qualifiers.. 


Winner A Grade Brian Meneilly (5) 39 points 

Runner Up A Grade Richard Wight (10) 36 points 

Winner B Grade John Perrett (17) 37 points 

Runner Up B Grade Paul Barlow (14) 35 points 

Winner C Grade Alan Tagell (25) 38 points 

Runner Up C Grade Don Beard (24) 35 points 

Winner Ladies Hana Kadera (29) 37 points 

Runner Up Ladies Leola Taylor (17) 35 points 

Winner 4BBB Jamie Beattie/John Perrett 44 points 

Runner Up 4BBB Dale height/ Don Beard 43 points 

NTP 7 th hole 

James Moodie 

NTP 9 th hole 

Pierre Kriegler 

NTP 15 th hole Lee Clements 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men’s Dale Height (A), Phil Burckhardt (B), Mark Sexton (C) 



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Golf Day at Gisborne on Friday 11 th November 

Gisborne Golf Club was the venue for our last traditional individual stableford and 4 Ball Better Ball event 

for the year and 64 players turned out for the event in glorious spring weather. The lunch and dinner 

afterwards were both excellent with dinner comprising a comprehensive 3 course menu with steaks, 

seafood and other meats in plentiful supply. The Gisborne Golf Club catering put on a splendid meal. 

The day was sponsored again by our MCC Golf Captain Pat Considine and Peter O’Connor but 

unfortunately, (fortunately for Pat), the $1000 voucher for an eagle on the short par 5 13 th hole did not 

eventuate this year and there were no birdies on the hole. All the women received a beauty pack 

compliments of Peter O’Connor and Peter provided a women’s only prize for one of the nearest the pins. 


Winner A Grade Ian Harvey (11) 36 points 

Runner Up A Grade Ken Baddeley (10 33 points 

Winner B Grade Alan Graham (14) 41 points 

Runner Up B Grade Ron Alban (18) 39 points 

Winner C Grade Michael Hurst (22) 33 points 

Runner Up C Grade Bob Shepherd (25) 32 points 

Winner Ladies Sam Gibson (35) 35 points 

Runner Up Ladies Patrice Nolan (28) 32 points 

Winner 4BBB Mark Stapleton/Alan Graham 44 points 

Runner Up 4BBB John Harvey/ Frank Nolan 43points (countback) 

NTP 2 nd Hole Alan Graham 

NTP 4 th Hole Stan Bates Julie Harvey 

NTP 12 h Hole Don Moore 

NTP 16 th Hole Bob Carmichael Flo Feltham 

Longest Drive 10 th Hole: Men’s: David Mallet 

Ladies: Flo Feltham 


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Golf day at The Dunes on Friday 2 nd December 

There were 55 players at The Dunes with a brilliant day weather wise, temperature about 28° with 

just a gentle breeze at the start but getting stronger as the day progressed. The course was in its 

usual tip top condition and the food at the barbecue dinner afterwards was excellent as was the 

service from the golf and catering staff. All up a fantastic day was enjoyed by the players at our 

Ambrose format event wind up for the year. 


Ambrose Winners: Harold Wight, Michael Trumble, Phil King Don Walker 57.25 Strokes 

Second Place: John Harvey, Robert John, Kerry Cummins, Shona MacInnes, 58.75 Strokes 

Third Place: Pat Considine, Michael Hurst, Peter O’Connor, Ricky Spillane, 60.25 Strokes 

Longest Drive 18 th Hole: Men's: Colin Baird 

Women’s: Mary-Paula Williamson 

Nearest the Pins: 

Hole Men Women 

3 rd Mark Blashki Bernie Peoples 

6 th Ricky Spillane Julie Harvey 

13 th John Ciezki Shona MacInnes 

17 th Mark Blashki Lili-Ann Kriegler 


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MCC Golf Section Honour Roll 

Year Chairman Captain Secretary Men’s 

Champion 

Women’s 

Champion 

1998 P. Mitchell P. Donohue 



2001 P. Mitchell R. Whan G. Smithwick 

2002 P. Mitchell R. Whan G. Smithwick B. Meneilly 

2003 P. Mitchell R. Whan G. Smithwick J. Anderson 

2004 P. Mitchell S. Batty S. Bates M. Stapleton S. MacInnes 

2005 P. Mitchell S. Batty S. Bates M. Wilson S. MacInnes 

2006 P. Mitchell S. Batty S. Bates A. Stewart B. McDermott 

2007 P. Mitchell S. Batty S. Bates P. Mitchell S. MacInnes 

2008 P. Mitchell S. Batty S. Bates G. Cosgriff D. Simmons 

2009 S. Bates P. Considine J. Webster B. Meneilly A. O’Brien 

2010 S. Bates P. Considine J.Webster G. Cosgriff S. MacInnes 

2011 S. Bates P. Considine J.Webster G. Cosgriff H. Kadera 


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MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB GOLF SECTION INC 

STATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITURE 

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2011 

2011 2010 

INCOME 

$ $ 

Joining Fees 3,030.00 2,545.00 

Renewal Subscriptions 11,520.00 

Golf Day Entry Fees 153,930.00 126,078.00 

MCC Events Sporting Sections Lunches (reimbursements) 14,450.00 10,101.00 

MCC Grant 6,869.10 - 

MCC HK visit Reimbursement 2,470.83 - 

HK Trip Hotel Acommodation Costs 12,000.00 - 

Bank Interest - - 

Sale of balls to MCC 1,550.00 1900,00 

Sale of ties to MCC - - 

Collection for PM Retirement Clubs 1,000.00 - 

Sponsorship 1,000.00 - 

TOTAL INCOME 207,819.93 138,724.00 

EXPENDITURE 

Golf Day Green Fees/Catering 139,115.00 90,164.80 

Prizes for Golf Days 1,214.56 13,520.42 

Refund of Entry Fees - - 

Golf Balls Monogrammed 11,668.00 4,200.00 

HK Hotel Deposits 12,052.87 

Trophies 141.95 135.00 

Bank Credit Card Charges 2,603.37 - 

Team Competitions - - 

MCC Events Sporting Sections Lunches 15,182.33 10,101.00 

Administration and Audit - 220.00 

Annual General Meeting and other Meetings Expenses - - 

Miscellaneous 2,727.59 40.90 

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 184,705.67 118,382.12 

SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2011 23,114.26 20,341.88 


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