Major Prizes on Offer!
First Prize / Golf Membership at Club Mandalay
12 Month 7-Day Golf Membership at Club Mandalay
Second Prize / Golf & Accommodation at Murray Downs
Golf and accommodation for 4 (with breakfast) at Murray Downs (valued at $750)
Third Prize / 3 x Cleveland Wedges
Set of 3 new model Cleveland wedges (valued at $660)
Fourth Prize / Srixon Golfer Pack
Towel, cap, dozen balls, pitch repairer and umbrella
Fifth Prize / Srixon Goodies
Srixon umbrella, cap and dozen balls
Qualifying Dates
We have qualifying rounds every month in the lead up to the grand final. Make sure to register early to be sure not to miss out!
- Saturday December 5th 2020 – book here
- Sunday December 13th 2020 – book here
- Wednesday December 23rd 2020 – book here
- Thursday January 14th 2021 – book here
- Monday January 25th 2021 – book here
- Monday February 8th 2021 – book here
- Sunday February 14th 2021 – opening 7am 30/1
- Monday March 8th 2021 – opening 7am 21/2
- Sunday March 21st 2021 – opening 7am 6/3
- Sunday April 18th 2021 (The Last Stand) – opening 7am 3/4
Further qualifying rounds will be released shortly, with timesheets also opening up soon.
Entry Fees and Inclusions
- COSTS
- MEMBERS
- GREEN FEE PLAYERS
- ENTRY FEE
- $10
- $59
- INCLUSIONS
- Entry and 2 x Srixon Golf Balls
- Entry, green fees, Ned Kelly cap and 3 x Ned Kelly Srixon balls
What is the Ned Kelly Shootout?
Ned Kelly is an iconic Australian outlaw, whose legend was born during the 19th century. Opinion about him is divided between those who see him as a folk hero and others who view him simply as a killer and a criminal.
Beveridge, home to Club Mandalay, was also Ned’s first home town. Ned’s father Red, built their first home here in 1859 using materials he could obtain from the bush, including local bluestone for the chimney.
After going on the run in 1878, following the shooting of a policeman, Kelly and his partners in crime got into a gun battle with police, and Kelly shot three officers. The legend of the Kelly Gang grew from this point, and the gang became famous for their homemade armour. This crude plate armour was made from metal taken from agricultural equipment and offered significant protection from bullets.
The gang’s final shoot-out took place at the Glenrowan Hotel, where Kelly’s armour made him look like a ghost as he emerged to face the police.
Our very own Ned Kelly Shootout is a challenging single stableford with a number of qualifying rounds played in the lead up to the final, with the best five scores for each round to qualify for the final.
