This is a night to celebrate how we are all so fortunate to be members of this place.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI am reminded of quote by Groucho Marks when he said \u201cThere are only two things you can start without a plan\u2026a riot and a family. For everything else you need a plan\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd whilst our strategic plan was formulated in February \u2026 gaining clarity around priorities, their timing and our ability to fund our vision has been challenging in this environment.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reminded at last Thursday\u2019s GC meeting how truly fortunate we are when I read the detailed paper, prepared by our Director of Golf, Craig, reviewing all our Reciprocal clubs.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe have 62 National and International Reciprocal clubs; 32 of our 34 Australian reciprocals are in the Top 100 golf clubs in Australia according to this year\u2019s Golf Digest.\u00a0 We also have 5 of the top 6 Private Clubs in NZ and 12 of the Top 100 World golf courses outside the US. And many of those relationships which resulted in reciprocity, were aided by the past Presidents here tonight and those who went before. I think we owe them our enormous gratitude.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHowever, there is still work to do. Ralph and I thought our reciprocals could be complimented by a few other courses, possibly in Tuscany, Burgundy or the Rioja region of Spain, and were happy to submit ourselves to the rigours of such a reconnaissance mission. Unfortunately, that suggestion didn\u2019t quite make the final draft of our Strategic Plan\u2026.. which we hope to be able to present to members in the next few weeks.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nOur purpose<\/strong>, as defined by the strategic plan, is \u201cTO PROVIDE A PRE-EMINENT MEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCE ENABLING LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS<\/u>\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWhilst nights like tonight re-enforce the second part of our purpose, with many lifelong friendships in this room tonight, \u2026\u2026\u2026. providing a pre-eminent membership experience is still a little way off. But I believe we have started the journey.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe now have a significant waiting list for the first time in many years, no doubt assisted by the COVID years, but it\u2019s much more than that. It is likely that our course Superintendent, his dedicated staff, and the volunteers from Men of the Trees and Poa Patrol most Monday mornings, have created much of that demand through their presentation of our great courses.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut there is always a risk of complacency.<\/u> \u00a0A few months ago, I joined Alex Cleave in hosting a scratch handicap UK visitor playing LKCC for the first time. He politely enquired as to the next best golf courses around Perth. \u201cCleavie\u201d mumbled about Joondalup, a few courses around Mandurah\u2026but then cut to the chase \u201cThe problem is Lake Karrinyup is first, and daylight is 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup> and 4th<\/sup>\u201d.<\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBy the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.lkcc.com.au\/cms\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/08\/MTP_LKCC_30_7_22-48-Copy.jpg\")
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And whilst our strategic plan was formulated in February \u2026 gaining clarity around priorities, their timing and our ability to fund our vision has been challenging in this environment.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reminded at last Thursday\u2019s GC meeting how truly fortunate we are when I read the detailed paper, prepared by our Director of Golf, Craig, reviewing all our Reciprocal clubs.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe have 62 National and International Reciprocal clubs; 32 of our 34 Australian reciprocals are in the Top 100 golf clubs in Australia according to this year\u2019s Golf Digest.\u00a0 We also have 5 of the top 6 Private Clubs in NZ and 12 of the Top 100 World golf courses outside the US. And many of those relationships which resulted in reciprocity, were aided by the past Presidents here tonight and those who went before. I think we owe them our enormous gratitude.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHowever, there is still work to do. Ralph and I thought our reciprocals could be complimented by a few other courses, possibly in Tuscany, Burgundy or the Rioja region of Spain, and were happy to submit ourselves to the rigours of such a reconnaissance mission. Unfortunately, that suggestion didn\u2019t quite make the final draft of our Strategic Plan\u2026.. which we hope to be able to present to members in the next few weeks.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nOur purpose<\/strong>, as defined by the strategic plan, is \u201cTO PROVIDE A PRE-EMINENT MEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCE ENABLING LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS<\/u>\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWhilst nights like tonight re-enforce the second part of our purpose, with many lifelong friendships in this room tonight, \u2026\u2026\u2026. providing a pre-eminent membership experience is still a little way off. But I believe we have started the journey.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe now have a significant waiting list for the first time in many years, no doubt assisted by the COVID years, but it\u2019s much more than that. It is likely that our course Superintendent, his dedicated staff, and the volunteers from Men of the Trees and Poa Patrol most Monday mornings, have created much of that demand through their presentation of our great courses.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut there is always a risk of complacency.<\/u> \u00a0A few months ago, I joined Alex Cleave in hosting a scratch handicap UK visitor playing LKCC for the first time. He politely enquired as to the next best golf courses around Perth. \u201cCleavie\u201d mumbled about Joondalup, a few courses around Mandurah\u2026but then cut to the chase \u201cThe problem is Lake Karrinyup is first, and daylight is 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup> and 4th<\/sup>\u201d.<\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBy the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
We have 62 National and International Reciprocal clubs; 32 of our 34 Australian reciprocals are in the Top 100 golf clubs in Australia according to this year\u2019s Golf Digest.\u00a0 We also have 5 of the top 6 Private Clubs in NZ and 12 of the Top 100 World golf courses outside the US. And many of those relationships which resulted in reciprocity, were aided by the past Presidents here tonight and those who went before. I think we owe them our enormous gratitude.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHowever, there is still work to do. Ralph and I thought our reciprocals could be complimented by a few other courses, possibly in Tuscany, Burgundy or the Rioja region of Spain, and were happy to submit ourselves to the rigours of such a reconnaissance mission. Unfortunately, that suggestion didn\u2019t quite make the final draft of our Strategic Plan\u2026.. which we hope to be able to present to members in the next few weeks.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nOur purpose<\/strong>, as defined by the strategic plan, is \u201cTO PROVIDE A PRE-EMINENT MEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCE ENABLING LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS<\/u>\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWhilst nights like tonight re-enforce the second part of our purpose, with many lifelong friendships in this room tonight, \u2026\u2026\u2026. providing a pre-eminent membership experience is still a little way off. But I believe we have started the journey.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe now have a significant waiting list for the first time in many years, no doubt assisted by the COVID years, but it\u2019s much more than that. It is likely that our course Superintendent, his dedicated staff, and the volunteers from Men of the Trees and Poa Patrol most Monday mornings, have created much of that demand through their presentation of our great courses.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut there is always a risk of complacency.<\/u> \u00a0A few months ago, I joined Alex Cleave in hosting a scratch handicap UK visitor playing LKCC for the first time. He politely enquired as to the next best golf courses around Perth. \u201cCleavie\u201d mumbled about Joondalup, a few courses around Mandurah\u2026but then cut to the chase \u201cThe problem is Lake Karrinyup is first, and daylight is 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup> and 4th<\/sup>\u201d.<\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBy the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
Our purpose<\/strong>, as defined by the strategic plan, is \u201cTO PROVIDE A PRE-EMINENT MEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCE ENABLING LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS<\/u>\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWhilst nights like tonight re-enforce the second part of our purpose, with many lifelong friendships in this room tonight, \u2026\u2026\u2026. providing a pre-eminent membership experience is still a little way off. But I believe we have started the journey.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe now have a significant waiting list for the first time in many years, no doubt assisted by the COVID years, but it\u2019s much more than that. It is likely that our course Superintendent, his dedicated staff, and the volunteers from Men of the Trees and Poa Patrol most Monday mornings, have created much of that demand through their presentation of our great courses.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut there is always a risk of complacency.<\/u> \u00a0A few months ago, I joined Alex Cleave in hosting a scratch handicap UK visitor playing LKCC for the first time. He politely enquired as to the next best golf courses around Perth. \u201cCleavie\u201d mumbled about Joondalup, a few courses around Mandurah\u2026but then cut to the chase \u201cThe problem is Lake Karrinyup is first, and daylight is 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup> and 4th<\/sup>\u201d.<\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBy the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
We now have a significant waiting list for the first time in many years, no doubt assisted by the COVID years, but it\u2019s much more than that. It is likely that our course Superintendent, his dedicated staff, and the volunteers from Men of the Trees and Poa Patrol most Monday mornings, have created much of that demand through their presentation of our great courses.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut there is always a risk of complacency.<\/u> \u00a0A few months ago, I joined Alex Cleave in hosting a scratch handicap UK visitor playing LKCC for the first time. He politely enquired as to the next best golf courses around Perth. \u201cCleavie\u201d mumbled about Joondalup, a few courses around Mandurah\u2026but then cut to the chase \u201cThe problem is Lake Karrinyup is first, and daylight is 2nd<\/sup>, 3rd<\/sup> and 4th<\/sup>\u201d.<\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBy the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
By the end of our round, this Royal Dornoch member, who had already played a few other Perth courses, could understand what he meant.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nSo, to achieve our vision<\/u>, we must only ever benchmark ourselves against our top-class reciprocals. <\/u><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nHaving just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
Having just finished our budget process, I can only affirm what a talented group of staff and volunteers we have in this area. Many of you would not know Georgette, our Financial Controller, but over the last few months she has worked tirelessly in the implementation of our new software system, and the preparation of a variety of spreadsheets and documents for the FC to unpick and put together again for the budget.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAnd speaking of the FC, what a skilled group they are! You certainly wouldn\u2019t know it from looking at them, but Chairman, Alan Rule, Treasurer Ian Francis, along with Steve Hauville, Ian Dorrington, Paul Larsen, aided by the significant financial nous of our GM, have ensured a very thorough, some might say exhausting, process.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
But\u2026<\/strong> members need to be aware, that our fantastic run of distributions from the Capital Fund, effectively left to us by our founders and invested on your behalf<\/u>, has come to an end<\/strong>, as we knew it inevitably would.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nBut how fortunate we have been to have had roughly $10m to assist us with our major Capital Expenditure projects over the last 10 years. There will be NO distributions this year and probably next, but to be able to provide \u2018a pre-eminent member experience\u2019, we all know we need to continue to fund improvements and we hope to build a model that ensures our ability to do so\u2026 through all parts of the economic cycle.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nEnough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
Enough of that\u2026<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nWe rarely get a chance to thank our chefs and F&B staff, who have done an incredible job under very trying circumstances. (eg Gavin tells me that 7 of our regular staff were unavailable for health reasons this evening). None of us appreciate what it takes to run a F&B operation like this\u2026even though we all think we do!\u00a0\u00a0 But tonight, we have an opportunity to show our appreciation.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
\u00a0A toast to Lake Karrinyup should also include a toast to the great game of golf.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nI was reflecting on some words about the potential growth in golf that Martin Slumbers, the CEO of the R&A, said before the Open a few weeks ago, when he said<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n\n- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nWe have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nAlister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nIn my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\nGeoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\nFULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n\t\t
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- \n
It is a game for the people, which is good for both one\u2019s physical and mental health. (Although looking at some of you, this is somewhat questionable!!)<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n
- \n
It is a game, like no other<\/u>, that can be embraced by families<\/u> and played across 3 generations all playing together! and<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n
- \n
Short forms of the game are to be encouraged.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
We have all of those attributes at LKCC<\/u> and we will continue to build on them to remain relevant to all generations. We wish to encourage family engagement wherever possible, building on the wonderful Kid\u2019s Christmas Party and Friday evening sundowners, and hopefully most of you already realise what an incredible asset our short course, the North Course, is.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n
Alister McKenzie, the great course architect and designer of Augusta National, in his book on the Old Course, The Spirit of St Andrews, wrote \u201cThe worth of a golf course cannot be judged on mathematical lines; the crucial test <\/strong>is what gives the most lasting and increasing pleasure\u201d.<\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n
In my view, and I hope most of you agree, based on this assessment, Lake Karrinyup is one of the great courses.”\u00a0 President – Geoff Anderson.<\/strong><\/span><\/em><\/h5>\n
Geoff then presented Mr Brian Bult with his 50 year’s of membership tie and Brian responded with a heartfelt speech.\u00a0 4 other members achieved their 50 year’s of membership in 2022 however were unable to attend the Club Dinner – Messrs Peter Merralls, Tony Crockett, Jack Evans and Chris Semmens.\u00a0 Congratulations on reaching this fabulous milestone!<\/p>\n
Over 200 of our members enjoyed a wonderful evening of fine wine, delicious food and the great camaraderie at Lake Karrinyup.<\/p>\n
Full lists of prize winners can be found below, along with a selection of photographs from the evening.<\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n
FULL PRIZE RESULTS | 2022 North Course KARRINYUP CUP<\/a><\/p>\n
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