2022 DOAK CHALLENGE SERIES

Play for over $5,000 in Prizes in the 2022 Challenge Events!

Welcoming all players with an official handicap on the second Saturday of each month (Feb-Nov).

The Doak Challenge Series is played from the back tees, with the course set up to play at the full difficulty the course designer Tom Doak envisioned.

Gain Order of Merit Points for your chance to qualify in the playoff Series Final and a chance to win $1,000 worth of prizes.

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2022 EVENT SCHEDULE

12th February 12th March
9th April 14th May
11th June 9th July
13th August 10th September
8th October 12th November
FINAL 10th December
Position Name Total Points
1 Wade Johnson 42
2 James Durnan 40
3 Robert Davin 39
4 David Burke 37
5 Erika Wager 37
6 Michael Dowling 36
7 Terry Lund 36
8 Marc Koenig 35
9 Jordan Purdey 35
10 David Wilkinson 34
Position Name Total Points
1 Steven Van Aperen 43
2 Sam Niedra 43
3 Daniel Riley 43
4 John Iacovangelo 43
5 Dean Smith 42
6 James Cleeve 41
7 Marcus Dollman 39
8 Tony Mithen 39
9 Daniel Moore 39
10 Matt Davis 38
Position Name Total Points
1 Adam Sutherland 42
2 Michael O’driscoll 41
3 David Squire 41
4 Lachlan Cantwell 38
5 Zale Thurgood 38
6 Patrick Rohan 38
7 James Gardner 37
8 John Yeoman 37
9 Brett Hawkey 37
10 Mark Jacobsen 37
Position Name Total Points
1 Jock Frazer 40
2 John Hepworth 39
3 Scott Williams 38
4 Jonathan Dunning 37
5 Christopher Street 37
6 Nick Giandabolis 36
7 John Giandabolis 36
8 Patrick Glavin 36
9 George Lilley 35
10 John Bergin 35

ABOUT TOM DOAK

The Tom Doak Challenge is named after world renowned and St Andrews Beach course designer Tom Doak. Doak is also responsible for world class golf courses including Barnbougle Dunes (TAS), Cape Kidnappers (NZ), Pacific Dunes Golf Club (USA) and many others.

Doak is justifiably proud of St Andrews Beach Golf Course, and defines his work as one of his favourites due to the natural terrain requiring minimal artificial work during design and construction.

“While we recognize that not every site lends itself to a minimalist approach, our favorite projects are those where we can find natural holes just lying on the ground, requiring minimal disturbance to build. Of all the projects we have built so far, the Gunnamatta Course at St. Andrews Beach required the least artificial work: other than softening greens contours and digging bunkers, only three holes required any earthmoving at all”.