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2022 McIntyre Trophy

On behalf of the Senior Golfers’ Society of Australia, we are delighted to extend an invitation to you to attend the 2022 McIntyre Trophy being hosted in Hobart, Tasmania, from Sunday 20th March to Tuesday 22nd March.

Tasmania is Australia’s island state and Hobart is the gateway to explore all the wonders this state offers, from the pristine wilderness of the South-West to the stunning beaches of the East Coast. Our clean, green environment is ideal for producing exceptional food and wine and our boutique distilleries produce some of the world’s finest gin and whisky.

We encourage you to register your interest at your earliest convenience to assist us with planning the 2022 event. You can register your interest via the button on the right.

We look forward to welcoming you to Hobart in March 2022.

The Organising Committee
2022 McIntyre Trophy

Enquiries

Please contact Chelsea Burdon at Conference Design to discuss any queries regarding the event.

+61 3 6231 2999
Email Chelsea

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Courses

The 2022 McIntyre Trophy will be played at the Royal Hobart Golf Club, the Tasmania Golf Club, and the Llanherne Golf Club.

Bookings & Fees

All prices are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include GST.

Golf (Men’s) and Golf (Ladies)* $1,425
Golf (Men’s) + Social Partner** $1,075
Golf (Men’s)*** $725
* Includes two rounds of golf, the cocktail reception and gala dinner for two people
** Includes two rounds of golf for one person and the cocktail reception and gala dinner for two people
*** Includes two rounds of golf, the cocktail reception and gala dinner for one person

CANCELLATION POLICY
A full refund of the registration payment will be made if you cancel your booking up to 30 days prior to the event or if the event is cancelled at any time by the organisers.  Your cancellation must be advised to Conference Design by email and receipt of your cancellation acknowledged by Conference Design. If the organisers cancel the event you will be advised by email to the email address provided by you.
Neither the organisers nor Conference Design will be responsible for any other expenses incurred by you.

Accommodation

Accommodation will be held at the following hotels until 30 days prior to the Conference when all unsold rooms will be released. After this date, you will need to contact the hotels directly to see if the Conference rates are still available and whether there is any availability. All rates are per room, per night and do not include breakfast, unless otherwise specified.

The Old Woolstore

1 Macquarie Street, Hobart

  • Hotel Room – $210
  • Studio Apartment – $230
  • 1 Bedroom Apartment – $250
  • 2 Bedroom Loft – $300

The Old Woolstore is centrally located within a stone’s throw of the city centre and just a block away from Hobart’s majestic waterfront and close to some of the best restaurants in Tasmania.

The Old Woolstore includes a restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and internet access. You will also receive complimentary pass to the pool at nearby Hobart Aquatic Centre.

Rates are room only, breakfast is not included.

Cancellation Policy

Individual reservations cancelled within 7 days of arrival will attract a cancellation penalty equivalent to one night’s accommodation, per room cancelled.

Individual reservations cancelled within 48 hours of arrival will attract a cancellation penalty equivalent to the total amount of accommodation cancelled.

Mantra on Collins

58 Collins Street, Hobart

  • Hotel Queen Room – $299
  • 1 Bedroom Executive Apartment – $265

Just 300 metres from the bustling waterfront and one block from the CBD, Mantra Collins Hotel is close to the city’s main tourist attractions. Mantra Collins Hotel has modern Hotel Rooms, and One and Two Bedroom Apartments, with some boasting views over Mount Wellington, the Queen’s Domain and CBD. All rooms are well appointed, furnished in a contemporary style, and have floor to ceiling windows allowing natural light to stream in.

Rates are room only, breakfast is not included.

Cancellation Policy

For any rooms cancelled within 30 days a cancellation fee will be charged which is equal to one night’s accommodation.

Any rooms cancelled between 14 – 0 days prior to arrival, no shows and early departures will be subject to full cancellation fee of the quoted rate per night that is cancelled or reduced.

Grand Chancellor

1 Davey Street, Hobart

  • Harbour View Room – $285
  • Mountain/City View Room – $250

Conveniently located amongst all the action, this family-friendly hotel allows you to sit back and enjoy both harbour and mountain views from one of the best places to stay in Hobart. The Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart is also just a short walk away from popular attractions such as Salamanca Place and The Markets, Battery Point, the MONA Ferry and the CBD.

Rates are room only, breakfast is not included.

Cancellation Policy

For any rooms cancelled within 30 days, a cancellation fee will be charged which is equal to one night’s accommodation.

No shows and early departures will be subject to a full cancellation fee of the quoted rate per night that is cancelled or reduced.

Program

Time Sunday 20 March
1 – 3 pm Registration and club drop-off
The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel
1.30 – 4.30 pm Overseas Touring Party Lunch
Mures Upper Deck Restaurant
5 – 7 pm Cocktail Reception
Waterline Lounge Bar and Eatery
Dress: Neat Casual
Monday 21 March
8.30 – 9.30am SGSA Executive and AGM
8.15 – 8.30 am Coaches arrive at The Old Woolstore to load clubs
8.45 am Coaches depart for RHGC (Men) and Llanherne (Ladies)
9.15 am Arrive at RHGC and Llanherne
9.30 am Briefing
10.00 am Shotgun start
2.30 pm Rounds conclude. Ladies transfer to RHGC
2.40 pm Drinks and canapes served
4.00 pm Coaches return to The Old Woolstore
Free evening
Tuesday 22 March 
Men
Ladies
9.00 – 9.15 am Coaches arrive at The Old Woolstore 7.00 – 7.15am Coaches arrive at The Old Woolstore
9.30 am Coaches depart for Tasmania (Men) 7.30 am Coaches depart for RHGC (Ladies)
10.30 am Shotgun start 8.30 am Shotgun start
3.00 pm Rounds conclude 1.30 pm Rounds conclude
3.00 pm Drinks and canapes served 1.30 pm Light lunch served
4.00 pm Coaches return to The Old Woolstore 3.00pm Coaches return to The Old Woolstore
7pm – 11 pm Gala Dinner
Hobart Function and Conference Centre
Dress: Jacket and SGSA Tie

Social Partner Tours

Partners’ tours to MONA and Pennicott Wilderness Journeys Iron Pot Cruise will be held on Monday and Tuesday, respectively. Tickets for the tours can be booked when registering online.

MONA

The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a must see destination in Hobart. It is the largest privately owned museum in Australia and houses antiquities, modern and contemporary art from the collection of the owner, David Walsh.

Inclusions:

  • Ferry to and from MONA
  • Entry to the Museum
  • A three course lunch at the Source Restaurant
Monday 21 March 
11:00am Arrive at the Wharf
11:15am Depart for MONA
11:40am Arrive at MONA
11:50 am Self-guided tour through the Museum
13:30pm Lunch at the Source Restaurant
14:50pm Return to ferry
15:00pm Depart for the Wharf

Pennicott Wilderness Journeys – Iron Pot Cruise

Iron Pot Cruises is a 2½ hour cruise exploring the renowned waterways that influence Hobart’s lifestyle. Visit Australia’s oldest lighthouse, circumnavigate Betsey Island and discover the city’s rich maritime past.

Cruising down the Derwent River you’ll pass historic Battery Point, now one of Tasmania’s premium residential addresses. You’ll see well-known landmarks like the iconic Wrest Point Casino and the Shot Tower. Further south, you’ll truly appreciate the scale of Mount Wellington as it towers over the city.

Arrive at the Iron Pot, Australia’s oldest lighthouse, and be immersed in the fascinating history as your guide shares stories of Hobart’s early settlement.

Inclusions:

  • A 2½ hour Cruise from Hobart’s Waterfront
Tuesday 22 March 
09:45 Arrive at Pennicott Wilderness Journey’s for check-in
10:00am Depart the Waterfront
12:30pm Arrive back at the Waterfront

Golf in Tasmania

With more than 65 courses around the state, you won’t be far from a fairway in Tasmania.

Immerse yourself into a rare and dramatic mix of coastal holes cleverly routed around Cape Wickham Lighthouse on the northern tip of King Island, with some holes leaning gently toward the ocean (Bass Strait), and others set atop a rocky headland. The 11th is almost “in” the sea and the 18th is built directly above the beautiful beach at Victoria Cove, which comes into play as bunker on the final hole. Few courses in the world, if any, interact with the ocean quite like this.
capewickham.com.au

Barnbougle is now a name that represents two iconic golf courses: The Dunes and Lost Farm. Located on the rugged north east coast of the state, ruthless marram grass, wide open fairways and exquisite hole layouts make for unforgettable challenges. An extraordinary landscape combined with magnificent scenery makes Barnbougle the perfect golfing getaway.

barnbougle.com.au

Ocean Dunes
www.oceandunes.com.au
Cape Wickham
capewickham.com.au
Ratho Farm
www.rathofarm.com 
Barnbougle Dunes
barnbougle.com.au
Barnbougle Lost Farm
barnbougle.com.au
Royal Hobart Golf Club
www.rhgc.com.au/cms
Tasmania Golf Club
tasmaniagolfclub.com.au
Kingston Beach Golf Club
kbgc.com.au
Claremont Golf Club
www.claremontgolf.com.au
Launceston Country Club
www.launcestongolfclub.com.au/cms
Devonport Golf Club
www.devonportcountryclub.com.au
Ulverstone Golf Club
www.ulverstonegolfclub.com.au/cms

Ratho Golf Course & Australasian Golf Museum

The village of Bothwell, an hour north of Hobart, is home to Australia’s oldest golf course, Ratho Farm, and the Australasian Golf Museum.

The Ratho Farm Golf Links were first laid out and enjoyed by the pioneering Reid family, who emigrated from Scotland and settled Ratho in 1822. The course is available for rounds today, along with accommodation in many of the original farm buildings.

www.rathofarm.com

The Australasian Golf Museum, located in Bothwell village, tells the story of how golf evolved from a crude game played by a handful of villages on Scotland’s east coast, to now being a truly international game, and Australia’s most popular participation sport.

www.ausgolfmuseum.com

Visiting Tasmania

World-class Experiences

Tasmania offers a wide range of world-class experiences in addition to golf. Our island state is renowned for our fresh food, wine, award-winning whisky and pristine wilderness. We encourage you to take the opportunity to extend your stay in Tasmania and enjoy some of our unique experiences.

Self-drive Touring

For car hire, accommodation and tour itineraries around Tasmania we suggest you contact TasVacations.

Tasmanian Whisky Trail

Tasmania is one of the few places in the world where whisky is still made the old-fashioned way, just like in the 1830s. It’s crafted slowly, by hand and in copper stills. Rich fields of locally-grown barley, an abundance of pure soft water, highland peat bogs and the perfect climate bring all the ingredients together in a marriage of science, art and passion.

Today’s distillers are also passionate about sharing their story and Tasmania’s unique whisky history with you. Many offer estate tours, including history and heritage presentations, food and entertainment, distillery tours and tastings.

https://taswhiskytrail.com/explore-your-tasmanian-whisky-holiday/

Lark Distillery was the first licensed distillery in Tasmania since 1839. It was established in 1992 to produce Australian malt whisky, rich in character with a big finish using the best Tasmanian ingredients. Lark Distillery is proudly a boutique Tasmanian owned distillery dedicated to maintaining its proven high quality malt whisky and other unique spirits.

Lark Distillery                      www.larkdistillery.com.au

Spring Bay Distillery           www.springbaydistillery.com.au

Sullivans                              www.sullivanscovewhisky.com

Shene Estate & Distillery    www.shene.com.au

Nant Distillery & Estate       www.nant.com.au

Iron Pot Cruises

Join us for a 2.5 hour, 60km adventure exploring the renowned waterways that influences the Hobart lifestyle.  Two and a half hour cruise departing 2pm daily. Call Pennicott Wilderness Journeys on 62344270 for enquiries and bookings or see www.ironpotcruises.com.au.

Bruny Island

Enjoy a full day gourmet tour of Bruny Island with award winning Pennicott Adventures departing Hobart daily at 7.45am returning at 5.30pm.

Call Pennicott Wilderness Journeys on 62344270 for enquiries and bookings or see www.brunyislandtraveller.com.au

MONA

The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) is a must see destination in Hobart. It is the largest privately owned museum in Australia and houses antiquities, modern and contemporary art from the collection of the owner, David Walsh. Walsh has described the museum as a “subversive adult Disneyland“.

www.mona.net.au

Salamanca Market

Hobart’s market at Salamanca Place is a celebration of Tasmania’s culture, creative artisans, talented musicians and diverse producers with over 300 stalls. There are many cafes along Salamanca Place or in Salamanca Square to have breakfast.

Salamanca Market

The Agrarian Kitchen

The Agrarian Kitchen is a sustainable farm-based cooking school situated in a 19th century schoolhouse.

The Agrarian Kitchen is a working farm that grows and uses heirloom varieties of fruit, vegetables and rare breed animals in its cooking classes and also sources ingredients from local farmers, fishermen, gardeners and artisanal producers.

www.theagrariankitchen.com

Cascade Brewery Tour

Standing in startling, gothic isolation next to the clean-running Hobart Rivulet, Cascade is Australia’s oldest brewery (1832) and is still pumping out superb beers. Here you’ll learn about Australia’s oldest brewery, its finest beers, the brewing process, and little something the brewers call The Feel.

Call Cascade Brewery on 6224 1117 or visit http://cascadebrewery.com.au

TMAG

The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) is open between 10:00 am and 5:00 pm every day of the year except ANZAC Day, Good Friday and Christmas Day.

General admission to TMAG is free to all members of the public. Special exhibits may occasionally require paid entry.

www.tmag.tas.gov.au

Peppermint Bay

Depart from Sullivan’s Cove onboard the catamaran, Peppermint Bay II. Cruise the River Derwent and d’Entrecasteaux Channel, arriving at Peppermint Bay restaurant for lunch featuring regional produce. You will have some time to explore the village of Woodbridge before returning to Hobart.

www.peppermintbay.com.au

Par Avion

Join Par Avion for a tour to Tasmania’s remote and pristine Southwest National Park.  Tour includes a spectacular scenic flight to Melaleuca via the south coast followed by a boat rtrip to the Bathurst Harbour Marine reserve.  There is also and opportunity to see the rare and endangered Orange Bellied Parrot, before flying back to Hobart via the mountains of the Western Arthurs.

www.paravion.com.au.

Bonorong Wildlife sanctuary

If you want to get up close and personal with wildlife, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is a must do! See active Tasmanian devils, hand feed our mob of free ranging kangaroos, join a tour and meet orphan wombats and koalas.

Call Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary on 62681184 or visit

www.bonorong.com.au

Port Arthur Historic Site

The Port Arthur experience is unforgettable. Just a one-and-a-half hour drive from Hobart on the Tasman Peninsula, a visit to the World Heritage Listed Port Arthur Historic Site is one of Tasmania’s iconic cultural heritage experiences. You can explore the ruins of the Penitentiary, the Separate Prison, Dockyard, Convict Church and Museum Houses as well as the vast grounds and gardens. Port Arthur Historic Site is Australia’s most intact and evocative convict site.

www.portarthur.org.au

The Maria Island Walk

Maria Island is a world heritage listed national park just off the east coast of Tasmania. The Maria Island Walk has been selected as one of the exclusive Great Walks of Australia and won 7 National and 12 State Awards for tourism. This gentle four day guided walk combines rare Tasmanian wildlife, spectacular scenery and fascinating history.

www.mariaislandwalk.com.au

Join us in Tasmania

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