Lumsden Golf Club
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www.golfsouthland.co.nz/clubs/lumsden-golf-club/
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The aims of the Society are to establish a fellowship of golfers, to foster the game of golf, assist in encouraging and instructing junior golfers, and promote sportsmanship, skill and etiquette. Active support is also given to charity, in particular the Halberg Trust, and in supporting Junior tournaments throughout the province. Membership to the Eagles Golfing Society is by invitation or nomination from individual golf clubs within the Southland region, and is open to those who have made, or are perceived to have the credentials to contribute positively to their club and the game of golf, whilst embracing the objectives of the Eagles Society. In Southland, the Eagles try to visit one club each month, providing junior coaching where requested, and joining the local players for the day. From left to right Australia’s Peter Thomson receiving the winners trophy at the 1960 New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course.
The legendary Sir Bob Charles in action during the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960, where he won his first pro cheque’. Kel Nagle in action at the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960. Kel was the 1960 British Open winner and finished runner up in the New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course that year. Whether you’re a vsitor to Southland looking to play on one of our regions unique courses, or a Golf Southland member looking for information about clubs, tornaments or results, we can help.
Golf Southland is affiiated to New Zealand Golf , which is the governing body for golf in New Zealand responsible for the development and promotion of the game
From left to right Australia’s Peter Thomson receiving the winners trophy at the 1960 New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course. The legendary Sir Bob Charles in action during the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960, where he won his first pro cheque’. Kel Nagle in action at the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960. Kel was the 1960 British Open winner and finished runner up in the New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course that year
The legendary Sir Bob Charles in action during the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960, where he won his first pro cheque’. Kel Nagle in action at the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960. Kel was the 1960 British Open winner and finished runner up in the New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course that year. Whether you’re a vsitor to Southland looking to play on one of our regions unique courses, or a Golf Southland member looking for information about clubs, tornaments or results, we can help.
Golf Southland is affiiated to New Zealand Golf , which is the governing body for golf in New Zealand responsible for the development and promotion of the game
From left to right Australia’s Peter Thomson receiving the winners trophy at the 1960 New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course. The legendary Sir Bob Charles in action during the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960, where he won his first pro cheque’. Kel Nagle in action at the International Invitation Tournament played at Queen’s Park Golf Course on 20 November 1960. Kel was the 1960 British Open winner and finished runner up in the New Zealand Open played at Otatara Golf Course that year
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