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The 2007 Bailey's Day Golf Event will be in a new format "Canadian Foursomes" What’s that? In
Bailey's Day tradition the game is a pairs event and a team handicap
is used. If Player A hit the selected ball from the tee, then Player B will hit the next shot or vice versa. Play continues on an alternate basis until the hole is completed. Incurring a penalty shot does not affect the order of play. The handicap of each team is calculated by taking 3/8 of the aggregate team members' individual handicaps. The handicap of each player must be shown on the card. Since
Canadian Foursomes is a Stroke event, it is simply scored that
way on the card showing a gross and net score. The team with
the lowest score is the winner. Canadian Foursomes can be played
as mixed, men's or women's event and provides a fun variation of
Foursomes play. Click here to see an example score card
Around 250 people have attended lunch in the Woodlands Clubhouse in each of the past three years. Ian Leslie will again host this year’s lunch with his customary grace, as participants enjoy the marvellous meals put on by the Woodlands kitchen staff, before perusing the items on offer in the silent auction. Entertainment will be provided by Brian Cadd, who is on the cusp of his first studio release in 20 years. Cadd, who was part of two of the most celebrated bands of their day; The Groop and Axiom, is responsible for such hits as 'A Little Ray of Sunshine' (1970) and 'Ginger Man' (1972). As a solo artist, Brian Cadd was one of the most prominent musicians on the local scene and he remains a key figure in the history of Australian music to this day. From beginning to end, Bailey’s Day is an event not to be missed, so register now to be a part of the fun.
Congratulations
to our 2006 tournament winners,
Previous winners
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