New Walk Bridges Installed at Singleton Golf Club

Course Improvement Update

It may be April Fools’ Day, but this update is completely legit! Singleton Golf Club has just installed new walk bridges between the 1st and 7th holes, marking a significant improvement to our course infrastructure.

These bridges will enhance the playing experience for all our members and guests, making navigation between holes safer and more convenient. It’s an exciting development that demonstrates our ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving our facilities.

Community Collaboration

This project wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of our local community and dedicated members. A huge thank you to Morgan Engineering NSW for the expert construction of these bridges, Ty Merrick from TMB Building for the professional installation, and Gooz from Pit Express for delivering them to the club.

We’re also incredibly grateful to the following members who volunteered their time to help with this project and other club improvements this week: Croc Delaney, Steve Moore, Wayne Orr, Ian Collins, Bob Morrissey, John Bray, Paul Scott, Paul Burke, Greg Mills, Graham Wilson, Henry Morrow, Rob Wade, and Tony Rock. Your dedication to making Singleton Golf Club the best it can be is truly appreciated.

Projects like these showcase the strength of our club community and the spirit of collaboration that makes Singleton Golf Club special. When members, local businesses, and contractors come together, we can achieve wonderful results that benefit everyone who enjoys our course.

Next time you’re playing a round, be sure to check out the new bridges and appreciate the hard work that went into making this improvement a reality.

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