Fun Facts1. Ever wondered which holes
are easiest to get a hole-in-one on? This graph
shows all the Holes-in-One made in competition since records began in 1991 to
the end of 2025 Easiest hole: 3rd with 102 Hardest hole: 19th with 11 All the
others - roughly around 70. Which man
has the most? Shane
Cutmore with 5 Which
woman has had the most? Mrs P Dean with 3, all scored
in 2005 2. What is the Two-Bob Club? On Thursday and Saturday
afternoons, you might notice men walking around the clubhouse with a small bag
of coins - specifically twenty-cent pieces. After finishing a round of golf and
returning to the clubhouse, many men move around the tables comparing scores
with theirs. If you score better, you receive two-bob (20 cents), and if
someone else scores higher, you pay them. This simple exchange is now a social
ritual, giving everyone a chance to chat, share laughs, and sometimes roast
each other over a bad round. Curious
about origins of the this? It
traces back to the 1960s, and to Warwick Paynter and Tom Allen who at the time
lived in Grafton and were part of a two-bob club at Grafton GC. When both
families moved to Coffs Harbour and joined CHGC in the mid-1960s, they brought
the Two-Bob Club tradition with them. It didn’t take long
for the majority of men to embrace the fun custom. This
tradition not only added a playful element to the game but also fostered
camaraderie among players. It’s a charming reminder of how simple
gestures can create lasting social bonds on and off the course. Warm Regards, The Centenary Planning Committee | 
