Women's Golf Victoria offers 34 events on its annual Tournament Calendar. WGV coordinate and deliver various State Championships, teams and pairs events catering to all levels of playing ability.

WGV also supports and raises money for charity organisations such as the Royal Women's Hospital and Foundation for Young Australians within our tournament program.

Country Tournament - Spring

Event Date: 5-6 October, 2010
Venue: Mildura and Coomealla Golf Clubs
H'Cap: 40
Entries Open: 26 July
Entries Close: 20 August

Please find below the draw for the Spring Tournanment. Please be aware that should you play at Mildura on the first day then you will be playing at Coomealla on the second day and vice versa.

Please note which Golf Club you are playing at.

2010 Victorian Country Tournament - Spring Coomealla Draw Tues
2010 Victorian Country Tournament - Spring Mildura Draw Tues
2010 Victorian Country Tournament - Spring Coomealla Draw Wed
2010 Victorian Country Tournament - Spring Mildura Draw Wed

Please note that the handicap limit for the 2010 Country Tournament Spring has been extended to 40 following deliberation by the Match Committee.

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About

WGV runs two Country Tournaments per year across regional Victoria in Autumn and Spring. The events are the most popular on the annual Tournament Calendar attracting fields of between 180 - 350 players

Players at both Country Tournaments compete to win the Ruby McKenzie Trophy, named in the honour of one of Victoria's greatest country golfers and former VLGU and Australian Golf Council member until her death in 1928. The current WGV office in Elsternwick was purchased through a bequest left by Ruby McKenzie for the VLGU, now WGV.

The Best 36 Hole Nett Trophy is named after Vi Teesdale, a former Captain and President of Huntingdale Golf Club. Her expert knowledge of the rules of golf was the reason this trophy is named in her honour.

Eligibility

(a) Open to any female amateur golfer holding an official Golf Australia handicap at an affiliated club of no more than 37 at date of entry.

Competition Procedure

The Country Tournament will be played over two rounds of 18 holes strokeplay over two days.

The winner of the Country Tournament will be the player recording the lowest 36 Hole Gross score. She shall be awarded with the Ruby McKenzie Trophy.

The player with the best 36 Hole Nett score shall be awarded the Vi Teesdale Trophy.

Every effort will be made to ensure players from the same club and same district do not play in the same group as each other, and players do not play with the same players fot both 18 hole rounds.