Wood Duck Challenge

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 11 September 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 36.0 (Ladies: 45.0)

Entry Method: Phone

The Bribie Island Wood Duck Challenge is a monthly handicap single stableford competition held on the second Friday of each month at Bribie Island Golf Club. Open to all male and female golfers with a GolfLink or GA (or equivalent overseas) registered handicap. Maximum men's handicap is 36 and maximum women's handicap is 45. Prizes include $150 for the best net stableford score overall, $75 each for the best men's and women's stableford scores (conditional on a minimum of 10 players of the same gender), a $10 run down for 10% of total players, and $50 for any player scoring 38 points or more. Motorised carts are permitted using cart paths. The MiScore app can be used. Time sheets open 21 days prior to the event for both members and visitors. Bookings can be made by phone on 07 3408 1457 or through the Golf Shop. All players must report to the starter 20 minutes prior to their registered tee time. Men play from the Black tee markers and women from the Pink tee markers. Ties are resolved using the standard R&A countback system.

Prizes

$150 for best net stableford score; $75 each for best men's and women's stableford scores (minimum 10 players of same gender); $10 run down for 10% of total players; $50 for 38+ points

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Venue

Bribie Island Golf Club

Queensland, Australia

Bribie Island Golf Club is an 18-hole, Par 72 championship course located in Woorim on Bribie Island, Queensland. The course is ranked among Australia's top 100 public access golf courses. Established in 1969, the club was founded by Don Mullen and Jim Jeppesen, with the course designed by renowned professional golfer and greenkeeper Arch McArthur, who compared the site's quality to St Andrews. The course is situated on a water and recreation reserve at Skirmish Point, offering a links-style layout characteristic of the natural landscape. The club features a modern air-conditioned clubhouse with an excellent restaurant, gaming facilities, and function spaces available for events and conferences. Social golf rounds are available daily at $62 for 18 holes or $36 for 9 holes, with motorised cart rental options. The club offers stay-and-play packages through partnership resorts and maintains an active junior golf program emphasizing sportsmanship and self-development. Regular special events and competitions are held throughout the year.