4BBB Par

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 20 November 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball Par

Category: Mixed

Entry Fee: AUD 50.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0 (Ladies: 45.0)

Entry Method: Online


4BBB Par (Norm Carroll Memorial) event, part of the 94th Bannockburn Annual Open Tournament. A pairs competition open to any combination of men and women, played as a 4-ball betterball par (bogey) competition. Shotgun start at 12pm on Friday 20 November 2026. Entry is $50 per team. Prizes for winners, runners-up and third place, plus NTPs. A pre-game sausage sizzle is available for purchase, and afternoon tea is provided after the round. Maximum handicap is 36 for men and 45 for women. Entries are made online via miTournament. The event is open to visiting golfers of all abilities as part of the club's annual Open Tournament.


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Venue

Bannockburn Golf Club

Victoria, Australia

Bannockburn Golf Course is a tree-lined layout designed by Pacific Coast Designs, featuring an innovative design philosophy that emphasizes strategic play without traditional bunkers. The course is characterized by precision-demanding fairways lined with gum trees, encouraging creative shot-making throughout the round. The primary challenge lies on the greens, which are notably expansive and undulating with complex design features including gentle swales, subtle breaks, and dramatic drop-offs that require precise putting technique. Located in Bannockburn, Victoria, the course is set within a natural, tranquil environment of native gum trees, offering golfers a balance between serene surroundings and competitive challenge. The master plan utilized the existing course while implementing enhancements, particularly the creation of large, enjoyable greens designed for member enjoyment. The course presents a distinctive test that prioritizes green-side play and short-game execution over traditional hazard-based difficulty.