Golf also cancelled April 3rd due to this ongoing bad weather

Golf cancelled 2nd April due to bad weather

Golf cancelled 2nd April due to bad weather ... see you all next time.

Golf Cancelled today Tuesday 20th March

Flood/wet/rain - Coach Paul has had to cancel Golf again today and let everything dry out.

Coach Paul has cancelled golf Monday 19th due to excessive rain!

Golf Lessons Begin today - Feb 13th!

See you there, it is going to be a great term of lessons.


If you have any queries regarding which lesson you are in please contact Silvie on golf@sportgulfharbour.co.nz

Golf cancelled due to Rain November 1st

See you next week - sorry for late notice.

Adult Golf Lessons starting November 7th

We have managed to secure Adult lessons for Monday mornings at 10am from November 7th at only $10/lesson.  No experience is necessary and Paul Mayes the Golf Pro is taking the lessons at Whangaparaoa Golf Club.  Please email Silvie on golf@sportgulfharbour.co.nz to register and answer any queries.

Summer Sport Registration Afternoon - August 24th 3-4pm Room 8

August 24th in Room 8 from 3-4 pm is the Sport Gulf Harbour summer sport registration.

If you are interested in playing the following sports come along to talk to the delegate and sign up for a summer sport.  We accept all abilities social and serious and all sports are for children right through from year 1 to 8. Uniforms are provided for each sport included in the fees. Details of each sport is available on our website www.sportgulfharbour.co.nz

• Touch Rugby (Wednesdays - Orewa) begins September 7th $50
• Summer Soccer (Mondays - Stanmore bay) begins October 31st $45
• Adidas Auckland Marathon for kids training (Friday lunchtimes at school) begins August 26th $25
• Golf (several days - Whanga Golf Club) begins October 24th $55
• Tennis (Fridays - Manly) begins October 28th $40

For all sports Sport Gulf Harbour membership is required.  Cost $10 per term with lots of benefits.  See our website http://www.sportgulfharbour.co.nz/index.php/membership


Cash or cheque payments only will be available on the afternoon.  If you cant make registration but are interested please see our website to contact each sport's delegate.

Congratulations to Nathan - our famous golfer!

Golf Round up for Term one

Hey golfers, We had a great term 1 this year and (mostly) were very lucky with the weather - not to mention the exciting visit from Tamati!

There will be no lessons over the winter as if too wet for us to get out on the greens, but keeps practicing your swings and we'll see you back here ready for more great golf in Term 4. Don't forget if you have any questions of comments regarding golf lessons please email me at golf@sportgulfharbour.co.nz  

Cheers - Silvie

NZ teen golfers are making their mark in the world

This extracted from the NZ herald today:

New Zealand amateur Cecilia Cho has won over more new admirers as a five-under-par 67 earned her a tie for fifth place at the A$500,000 ($658,760) Ladies Masters golf tournament on Queensland's Gold Coast.

The 16-year-old two-time New Zealand amateur champion finished on 17-under 271 alongside European No 1 Lee-Anne Pace, Australian Sarah-Jane Smith and American Amanda Blumenherst.

Following the efforts of her New Zealand teammate Lydia Ko, who was 12th in last week's Australian Open, there will be more than passing interest in the performance of the terrific teens at the New Zealand Women's Open which starts on Thursday near Christchurch.

Breakfast with Tamati at the Golf Club

We all enjoyed an early morning with Tamati as he presented the weather to New Zealand.  Troy faced a huge challenge with a putt to hit Tamati's shoe.

News and Updates from Sport Gulf Harbour Golf

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