Headland Headlines Articles

From Tony Durkin SUPER GOLF: Prolific winners Mick Kelsey and Mick Kinnear have added yet another title to their respective 2018 tallies with victory in Headland’s weekend Super Golf tournament. They joined fellow Fraser Follies members Graeme Warne and Brad… Read More

From Tony Durkin  MOORE MONEY: Former Headland Club Captain Ian Moore had every reason to believe his best score in a couple of years could bring him more than the $52 he collected from the $1000 prize pool in Sunday’s… Read More

From Tony Durkin  IRON GRIP: With his driver chastened to the ‘naughty corner’ of his office, Dave Mayes used primarily his new set of Mizuno irons to negotiate the Headland layout in Saturday’s Monthly Mug in a six-over par 78,… Read More

From Tony Durkin  ADAM WINS AWARD: Headland’s Head Pro, Adam Norlander, has won the prestigious Australian PGA Club Professional of the Year Award for 2018.The award was presented at the Greg Norman Medal dinner at Royal Pines on Tuesday night… Read More

From Tony Durkin  STARK REALITY: Such was the quality of her 44-point round in Tuesday’s Single Stableford Vets competition, Di Stark’s astonished reaction was ‘it’s a fluke – it was really weird’. A SWING graduate from the class of 2015,… Read More

From Tony Durkin  WELL DUNN: To say Peter Dunn ‘scraped in’ to win Sunday’s Medley Monthly Medal – his second in three months – may sound disrespectful, but even the Carlton United Breweries rep who services Headland and sponsors numerous… Read More

From Tony Durkin  GOLD FOR GLENN: Glenn Kelly has won his second Headland Gold Mug – 15 years after winning his first. A ‘gun’ junior who was a member of the Headland Junior Pennant team for five years, Glenn abandoned… Read More

From Tony Durkin  DUNCANS DELIVER: Despite his fabulous two-over par round of 74 – playing off a handicap off 11 – Brendan Duncan praised his brother Mathew for a three-point par on the final hole in Sunday’s Medley Fourball Best… Read More

From Tony Durkin  DUCK DROWNED: For the fourth successive month Headland’s premier monthly Sunday competition, the Wood Duck Challenge, will jackpot. Despite the fact 10 players broke their handicap on Sunday in the quest for just on $1000 in prizemoney,… Read More

From Tony Durkin   HOLE-IN-HOPE: Not that he is standing on his dig, but 17-year Headland member Greg O’Connor hopes his hole-one in Thursday’s abandoned Single Stableford competition is at least ‘unofficially’ recognised by the powers-that-be. Greg aced the par-three fifth… Read More