Patutahi Golf Club

Te Kani Pere and McKeague Cups

Giving the computer and live scoring a go; draws should be up to date and available via the links below

Te Kani Pere
 https://www.golf.co.nz/matchplay-competition?competitionId=1286309

McKeague
https://www.golf.co.nz/matchplay-competition?competitionId=1286302

Any issues contact Kennedy

Matchplay competition - Golf New Zealand

Voucher day is on today.
18holes. 12pm tee off

For those asking what is happening with Matariki;
We are running it back!

Staying with the same “Whakanuia” format that won us NZ Golf Event of the Year; we are running it on the Matariki Public Holiday Friday 10th July with a cut down field to manage the daylight hours on one of the shortest days of the year.

As the field is smaller, priority is being given to Sponsors and those who played last year in supporting the event in its first running; Kennedy is contacting reps from last years teams directly and after they have all been contacted and have had a chance to enter we will open it up.
Due to the number of late withdrawals and restricted numbers, it will be the first PAID teams at $120 per team.

Get a hold of Kennedy directly with any questions, queries, sponsorship interest or other issues
[email protected]

Interested in the Poverty Bay Open will need to get your entries in quick:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdgfNrnn9a1L_junfCBICggG0i2DH-iFt5foy1q0DT8t1cxpw/viewform

Treemarkables 54 Hole at Gisborne Park Golf Club Mens Strokeplay tournament this weekend!

It wasnt our day today but congratuations to deserved winners Poverty Bay who took out the Finals Cup, Bronze Final (Poverty Bay 2), Endeavour and Sportsman Cup (Anaru Reedy).

Congratulation Marcus Gray winning Junior Sportsman Trophy. Thanks Gisborne Park for being superb host, that kai though!

Thanks to all our club reps this 2026 season.

What a season!

Congratulations to our Patutahi ladies finishing the round robin 1st equal on the table with Wairoa Golf Club. What an effort !
Sadly there will be no shield coming home, losing the countback based on individual match results and damn it was close!
Congratulations to Wairoa on an incredible season and how fitting to have had the final at home on a beautiful day showcasing the best of a community run course and the generosity of its members.

Thank you to all our ladies for showing up in the long season that started back in February, your commitment to representing the club with pleasure and pride has been nothing but inspiring to see; as well as those women, and our men who have showed up to support; at home, throughout the rounds as well as showing investment in the women’s game. I assure you it has not gone unnoticed.
To those that played throughout the season; Kim, Charlie, Kennedy, Frances, Sheree, Denise and Shelley. Well done ladies. 1st Equal is amazing and we are so proud of you.

We will be back next year, and no doubt will be gunning for the shield.

Tairawhiti Ladies Pennants 2026 final standings.
1st. Wairoa and Patutahi 45pts
(shield countback on individual wins over 7 rounds. Wairoa 13. Patutahi 12)
3rd. Mahia 42pts
4th. Poverty Bay 40pts
5th Gisborne Park 38pts
6th. Te Puia Springs 36pts
7th. Waikohu 32pts

Pennant 7 v Te Puia Springs / Wairoa Ladies Open
Denise v Hazel Miratana Win 7/6 (TBC); her first time at Wairoa
Kennedy v Pauline Summersby Win 3/1 ; Div 2 Stableford winner
Kim v Hiria McClutchie Loss 3/2
Charlie v Iritana Ngarimu Win 7/6; Div 3 Nett Winner

Great to see Frances out playing in the open today, hope groove night is super fun, also Raukura one of our new winter members playing pennants for Park and coming home with a Stableford prize in the open.

Patutahi Blue (Tairawhiti Cup Final), Patutahi Black (Pounamu Cup Final) and our Patutahi Endeavour teams are out to repeat the unthinkable in sundays Tairawhiti Interclub Finals held at Electrinet Park with the Senior Final teeing off at 730am over 36 holes. A shotgun start for all other 18 hole finals tee off at 1030am featuring over 90+ of the districts finest players.

Members head down and show your support in your club colours. We are a proud country club who will turn up the heat when it matters.

All the best to all our players representing us and to all the finalist! Play Well!

Safe travels and good luck for our ladies playing Te Puia in our last round of the season down in Wairoa !

Denise, Kennedy, Kim and Charlie

She was foggy this morning! Lucky the pink is Bright.

Well done to our ladies pennants today in the second to last round played at Poverty Bay alongside their Beaufoy/Pharmacy 53 Ladies 18h Open.

Denise in her debut this season had a hard match today in seasoned player Louise Tana, going down to the last to lose 2down (damned stroke holes). She did come home with a prize for longest putt of the day on hole 5. It was monster and well done on beating the other 77 women in the field !

Kennedy again played a well travelled golfer and stalwart of ladies golf in Tairawhiti, Tina Duncan. It was a slow start but once the driver started working everything went pretty fast, winning 6/5. Kennedy also won the overall Nett in the open with a Nett 72 (2under)

Kim played another golfer who is about as steady as you can get in June Underhill, putting unfortunately her downfall and despite hitting some amazing drives, lost 3/2. Not everyone’s greens can be as great as home I suppose.

Charlie had another hard match against one of the golfing Brown’s (but not the ones from Home) and good friend of Patutahi in Wairoa Ladies Club Captain Dardie. Charlie’s great chipping got her a 5/4 win and 5th place in the overall Stableford in the open.

2 wins and 2 losses means 5 points for us after this round. The cream rises to the top and there are 3 teams left in contention to win the 2026 edition of ladies pennants with not enough points remaining for the other clubs to beat Wairoa after their incoming bye round. Mana points of course still up for grabs for them and the other end of the race, who gets the wooden spoon.
40 - Mahia
37 - Patutahi
35 - Wairoa
We have one round remaining (10 points available); to be played with the Wairoa ladies open this Saturday.

It was also great to see a number of our ladies out being supportive of ladies golf and playing in the open, Shelley, Sheree, Frances and Calypso (with a very supportive caddy in tow) all out there representing the club well. Our showing also winning us a prize for the most (proportional) members from a visiting club.

Well done ladies, we are proud of you all. Our thoughts are of course still with Helen P and the rest of the whanau. Best luck to our ladies in the final round of pennants on Saturday and of course to our men in the hunt for Oligoi and Endeavour glory on Sunday.