1. A series of projects The master plan has no end date.
If you like it is a series of integrated projects
To break it down into logical projects and develop
an initial five year plan, the board formed a sub-committee.

2. Master plan Sub Committee
This included
past course committee chairman
Mr Stu Anderson,
past course committee member
Mr Ross Christian
and myself.

3. Consideration was given to
Allocation of funds ($70,000 p.a.)
Management resources
Support for the MP implementation
Minimising disruption to play during construction
The need to convert clay based to sand based greens
The sequence of projects to ensure the Master Plan’s integrity

4. The following is the project team’s five year plan recommendations.

5. Course Master Plan

6. Year One
Hole four

7. Year 1 New 4th green Hole four
Allows for reconstruction of the main goal – a new 4th green
Year 1
Hole four
New 4th green
Temporary green 4th hole (R&M)
As per Master Plan design (to USGA specification)
landscaped, tree planting/removed.

8. Year One
Hole One

9. Year 1
Hole one
Incorporate new fairway bunker as per Master Plan. (R&M)

10. Year Two
Hole ten

11. Year 2 Alternative Green on 10th fairway Hole ten
Hidden from fairway, built to (USGA) spec’s
Permanent Tee Block secreted into Pine trees right hand fairway boundary
Alternative Green on 10th fairway
Permanent green ¾ down 10th fairway at current rubbish site.
Built to USGA specification, Chris Pitman design
Fully maintained green as alternative hole for future course redesigning projects

12. Year Two
Hole seven

13. Year 2 Hole seven Waste bunker 7th fairway
As per Master Plan, limited member interruption (R&M)

14. Years Three & Four
Hole four

15. 4th fairway and tee block
Year 3/4
Hole four
4th fairway and tee block
total reconstruction
Will connect to new 4th green
constructed in year one.
As per Master Plan with full landscaping. New bunker and planting.

16. Year Five
Hole ten

17. Year 5 10th Green reconstruction Hole ten
Moved to the west (right) to accommodate (separate) the 8th green (member safety)
Clay to sand base greens programme
Built to USGA specification, Chris Pitman design