Branches down: Carnage left behind by the January 2 storm.
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After facing temporary closure due to the destructive thunderstorm and over 60mm of rain on Tuesday, January 2, Parkland Golf Club is swiftly recovering and getting back into full swing.
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Support from numerous volunteers has been instrumental in the clean-up effort, fostering a sense of excitement for upcoming events.
Big hitters: Jackson, 3, and Harvey, 5, are excited to play twilight golf.
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Chloe Newnham
The course is brimming with enthusiasm, with events for women’s group EmpowHER in March and the Kyabram Garden Club meeting on January 26th.
Moreover, the club rooms are available for weddings and other functions, adding to the diverse range of events held at the site.
Tee it high and let it fly: Lyn Berry aims for a hole in one.
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Chloe Newnham
The club is nearing an exceptional milestone of 500 members — numbers not seen since the early 1990s.
Soaking in: The golf course is still wet in places.
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Chloe Newnham
The community’s resilience and collaborative efforts in the face of adversity have contributed to the revitalisation of the club.
With a calendar brimming with exciting events and a surge in membership, the club is poised for a prosperous year ahead.
