Enjoy a Round of Golf at Killara!

All players will use a cart and the event will involve six groups, starting shotgun off 17^th, 18^th and 1st tees at about 8.30am. Group draw times etc. will be provided by email a few days before the event. Coffee and snacks may be purchased from the bar from 7.30am. Food and beverages will be paid individually when ordering from the bar.

The Competition

The competition is a stableford event and two-ball winners will receive golf ball prizes and honourable publicity in our next newsletter. 

Those who are no longer a member of a golf club are very welcome tp play, using their last handicap.

Refunds will be paid for essential cancellations prior to 23 April and to all participants if the function is cancelled due to weather. 

Lunch and prize giving 

We anticipate that all groups’ games will be completed by 1pm and lunch and prize giving will follow on tables set aside in the lower bar. Arrangements provide for individual selection of food, drinks and payment. 

Non-player participation

Non-player participation, including lunch, is very much encouraged on the course and at lunch time. Please advise Peter James or Bill Thomas for table set up.

Entry fees, including cart and ball competition cost

Killara Golf Club members- $25

Non-Killara Golf club members $145

What happens at Port Kembla steelworks?

We will alight at Coniston train station at 10 am where we will be met by a steelworks bus that will take us to the steelworks visitor centre.

Our Tour will start with the Making of Steel video a safety video and briefing before we  are fitted with the required PPE (audio headset, hard hat, gloves, positive seal glasses and dust jacket). There is additional information on clothing requirements below. after being fitted out, we will head to the bus to start the tour.
The Steelworks Tour takes approx. 3hr tour includes around 2-3km (collectively) of walking and around 200-300 (collectively) stairs throughout the tour, returning to the Visitor Centre to return the PPE. 

All participants should bring a bottle of water to take on the tour due to the duration and level of heat inside the plant. 

As a condition of entry all participants must adhere to the following tour clothing/footwear requirements:

• Fully enclosed comfortable nonslip footwear (e.g. sneakers/runners)

• Calf length socks (no ankle socks or invisible socks)

• Full length pants with no rips or splits (no shorts, tights, skirts or dresses)

• Mobile phone use is not permitted whilst on site
• .Numbers are limited, and a waitlist will be in operation.
• A booking has been made at the Coniston Hotel (order and pay separately) near Coniston station. We will catch the 2.30 pm train  back to Central Station, arriving 4pm 

Cost is  $55 per person 

A Private Tour of the Art Gallery of NSW

The Archibald Prize for portrait painting is Australia’s most celebrated and democratic – sometimes controversial – art award. Open to any artist living in Australia or New Zealand, since 1921 it has reflected the unique experiences of the people who live in this region, highlighting figures from all walks of life.

As equally exciting for the diverse entries they attract from across the country, the Wynne Prize is for landscape painting of Australian scenery, or figure sculpture, while the Sulman Prize is for subject painting, genre painting or a mural project.

The tour duration is for one hour. We have arranged for up to 40 people to be able to participate. Up to two guides will be available.

We anticipate that registrants may wish to view other exhibits after the guided tour.

For those able to stay on, we will meet up informally at the museum cafe for late morning tea/early lunch (at own expense).

We will meet at 9.15am adjacent to the entrance of the historic south building.  The guiding staff will meet us in Kaldor Hall.

The cost is $30 per person.

Contact person on the day:  Bob Eckstein