Golf

  • Brothers make a good team

    Brotherly rivalry turned into a dominant partnership in the first Colac Golf Club’s Gorwell Electrical Two-Person Ambrose on the weekend.

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  • Young golfer claims first monthly medal

    Young Colac golfer Regan Quigley is quickly rising through the golfing ranks after committing to the sport just last year.

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  • Golfers aim to finish tough season on a high

    Colac’s women pennant golfers are aiming to finish their “disappointing” Division Six season on a high when they take on Queens Park on Friday.

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  • Apollo Bay keen to end on a high

    Apollo Bay pennant golfers will be out to finish their season on a positive note when they face Ocean Grove at Anglesea on Sunday.

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  • Latest loss rules pennant golfer out of finals mix

    Colac pennant golf captain Rhys Tillack says this year was one that got away, after the team bombed out of finals calculation following a loss to ladder-leader Geelong.

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  • Pennant golfer not giving up on team’s chances

    Colac pennant golfer Scott Lyness says the club’s Division Two side still has belief it can reach the final and earn promotion into South West golf’s top grade this season.

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  • Colac golfers’ pennant season on the line

    Colac’s men’s golfers will need to win their final three matches in their bid to break into Geelong pennant’s top-grade ranks after a draw and a loss put a dent in their Division Two final hopes.

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  • Colac newcomer wins his first monthly medal

    Local golfer Greg Murphy hasn’t even been involved with Colac Golf Club for a year, but is already a monthly medal winner at the club.

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