Small groups. Personal guidance. Learn golf, the Catalina way.

Join one of the Far South Coast’s most established and welcoming women’s golf communities at Catalina.

This May, we invite you to experience the game through our Ladies’ Beginner 4-Week Program. Thoughtfully designed to introduce golf in a relaxed, supportive, and premium learning environment.

Next session options now open:

• Thursdays – from 18 June, 9:30am–10:30am (with Tim Swann – PGA Professional)
• Saturdays – from 20 July, 10:00am–11:00am (with Rodney Booth – Director of Golf)

With just six participants per group, each session offers a personalised experience, allowing you to develop your skills with confidence and ease.

Across four weeks, you’ll be guided through the essentials—putting, chipping, pitching, full swing, and woods—building a strong foundation while enjoying the social side of the game. You can even pick up your new sports gear from our Golf Shop.

At Catalina, you’ll be part of one of the region’s most vibrant ladies’ golfing communities, where learning is shared, progress is celebrated, and the experience extends well beyond the lesson.

Just $120 for the full four-week program!

All equipment provided. Simply arrive ready to enjoy the experience.
To reserve your place, please contact the Golf Shop with your preferred session on (02) 4472 4022

Peard Claims Catalina Club Championship in Breakthrough Performance.

In changeable conditions, that included persistent rain and a short suspension of play, 15-year-old Emma Peard produced a composed and courageous final round to claim her first Catalina Ladies Club Championship title.

Entering the final day, last year’s winner Bronte Eppelstun held a three-shot lead over both Peard and Marg Dickinson and appeared in control as the leading trio reached the closing holes. Chasing a third consecutive championship, Eppelstun remained steady through 15 holes before Peard delivered a remarkable finish under pressure.

Showing maturity well beyond her years, Emma played her final three holes in 1-under par, striking a series of exceptional shots to close out the championship and continue the rise of Catalina’s next generation of talent.

Already a two-time A Grade Nett Champion and recent Ladies Foursomes winner alongside Marg Dickinson, Peard’s latest achievement further highlights the strength of Catalina’s junior development program. Dickinson finished runner-up in this year’s championship after another consistent performance.

B Grade honours went to Alison Lee, who overturned a one-shot deficit in the final round to win by six shots from Alison Lancaster. Margaret Shepherd claimed the B Grade Nett Championship following a strong closing round of 76 nett, finishing ahead of Sue Demamiel.

C Grade delivered another close contest, with Susan Bourke fighting back from four shots behind to claim victory from Sandra McCamley. In the C Grade Nett division, Lyn Pellow’s consistency across all three rounds saw her finish six shots clear of Sonya Dohnt.

A championship defined by resilience, composure, and the continued emergence of Catalina’s next generation.