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Kooyonga has a range of pennant squad teams with varying levels of skill required for men, women, seniors and juniors. The pennant season, run by Golf Australia (SA), generally runs between five and seven matches in conjunction with individual club managed practice sessions.
The Golf Australia SA Senior Pennant competition began in 2007 with some seven clubs participating. This competition has proved most popular with senior golfers (aged 55 and over) with the…
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On Sunday 14 July we wrapped up the 2019 Pennant Season with the Presentation Night. Well done to all the players who participated in this year’s pennant. It was a…
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It was a close call for our Women’s A4 team today competing in the finals but they unfortunately missed out on retaining the trophy at home losing to Grange 2/3….
Read MoreThe goal of the Kooyonga pennant program is to achieve success against a backdrop of elite coaching, personal development and engagement with club membership. We encourage participation from a broad spectrum of members to ensure enjoyment of the competition whilst building the camaraderie that comes from playing pennant golf. There is a strong focus on the encouragement and development of our junior members.
We set high achievement goals for all pennant grades and thus uphold a long and rich tradition of playing success at Kooyonga. Our pennant teams know this must be achieved in line with the Club’s culture & values; respect, excellence, inclusive & friendly and ensure they play in a manner that demonstrates fine sportsmanship and respect of the rules and traditions of the game and their opponent.
We currently have two men’s teams representing Kooyonga during pennant season with Simpson Cup being the top grade team, followed by Bonnar Cup in second grade.
There are currently six women’s teams representing Kooyonga during pennant season encouraging more female golfers to play at a competitive level.
As part of the criteria for successfully qualifying for their relevant team, members are expected to be enthusiastic, committed and of course hold great skill for the game of golf. In order to represent Kooyonga at such an integral level, together with being competitive on the playing field, team members are expected to be excellent ambassadors for Kooyonga both on and off the course.
The Golf SA Senior Pennant competition is played in two divisions between metropolitan and near country golf clubs. The season for Senior Pennant commences on 17 September.
With two junior teams representing Kooyonga during the pennant season, this is a great opportunity for kids to compete at interclub level.
