Super 12 is back for its thrilling second year! This monthly open competition features both Stableford and gross events for members and visitors, boasting guaranteed prize payouts of $3,000 each month, with individual prizes exceeding $200. Additionally, your top 6 rounds throughout the season will count towards an exciting end-of-season prize. Check out the leaderboard and track the progress in the 2024 Season-long race Here.
2024 Season-long race leaderboard - Best 6 Stableford rounds throughout the year
Super 12 May Results
Nearest to the Pin Winners
Congratulations to our sharpshooters:
- Men’s 12th: Peter Marsh
- Men’s 17th: Richie Sharples
- Women’s 12th: Suzette Eastmond
- Women’s 17th: Margaret Morgan
Gross Score Champions
Men’s Gross
- 1st: Sean Douglas, 71 - $220
- 2nd: Frankie Walkington, 72 - $130
Women’s Gross
- 1st: Lynda Tate, 81 - $180
- 2nd:
Stableford Results
Women’s Stableford
- 1st: Lesley Barley, 37 - $180
- 2nd: Diana Wilks, 36 - $140
- 3rd: Sue Palmer, 36cb - $110
- 4th: Margaret Morgan, 35 - $70
- 5th: Alison Pollock, 34 - $50
Division 1 Stableford
- 1st: Anthony Pervan, 39 - $200
- 2nd: Rory Douglas, 38 - $160
- 3rd: Ian Daniel, 37 - $120
- 4th: Gordon Wylde, 37cb - $100
- 5th: Tony Gorton, 37cb - $85
- 6th: Richard Middleton, 37cb - $60
- 7th: Thomas Hanrahan, 36 - $50
- 8th: Roger Pears, 35 - $30
Division 2 Stableford
- 1st: Blair Mills, 44 - $200
- 2nd: Seamus Lynch, 40 - $165
- 3rd: John Masson, 39 - $125
- 4th: Mark Douglas, 38 - $100
- 5th: Brett Stonham, 38cb - $85
- 6th: Graham Hough, 35 - $60
- 7th: Paul Elsden, 35cb - $50
- 8th: Paul Greenwood, 35cb - $30
Great playing everyone!
We couldn't have done it without our sponsors—thank you for supporting the event and for your continued commitment.
Super 12 2023 Season Long Competition Prize Winner Phil Martin Enjoying his spoils
What a great prize and thanks to the sponsors who support the Super 12 competition, and the participants and organisers who make it such a wonderful monthly event in the Omaha Golf Club calendar.
I was fortunate to have won last year’s Super 12 competition and have just come back from my four days in Queenstown with my wife Jude. We headed down on Tuesday 16th April, playing Millbrook’s Coronet course on Wednesday and The Hills on Thursday, with a bit of sightseeing on Friday and Saturday before heading home.
What a privilege – Wednesday dawned crisp and beautiful, with a deep blue sky, no wind, and around 17C. The Millbrook Coronet Course was in superb condition and the course, views, and scenery were just stunning. Even managed 33 stablefords, which I was very pleased with given it was the first time I’d ever played that course. I could give you a hole-by-hole, shot-by-shot analysis of the games, but instead will leave you with some stunning photos..
Dinner with Queenstown-based friends Wednesday and up bright and early Thursday morning to play The Hills. The Hills is known for its spectacular scenery and also the amazing art installations most of which are huge, standing out on the skyline or close to the fairways.
One thing to remember, there are lots and lots of bunkers. One of the holes had about the same number as the entire Omaha golf course.
Thanks Tim Pollock for providing the accommodation at the Crowne Plaza Queenstown – right in town and across the road from the wharf where the Earnslaw berths, with views from the room on the 5th floor. Very handy to bars and restaurants. Another great part of the prize.
Thanks again to the Omaha Golf Course Super 12 organisers, sponsors, and players – a prize trip worth competing for!
Phil Martin (a very happy Omaha GC member)
