Cooks Hill Golf Club · Established 2026Private · Members and invited guests
Governance

The Board of Directors

The Club is governed by a standing Board appointed from among the Members. Decisions of the Board are made in accordance with established practice and are not subject to external review.

The Board

Officers of the Club

The Board meets periodically. Records are maintained. Further detail is unnecessary.

President
Scott McShane
Treasurer
Adam Bower
Secretary
Hayden Cornish
Club Captain
Mark Tisdell
Handicap Secretary
Tim Howard
Sponsorship Officer
Martin Thann
Welfare Officer
Jake Ferguson
Constitution

Standing responsibilities

Sub-committees may be convened as required to address specific matters.

The Office of the President
Presides over the Board and over all engagements of the Club.
The Office of the Treasurer
Holds the contingency fund and reviews subscriptions and allocations.
The Office of the Secretary
Receives correspondence and maintains the records of the Club.
The Office of the Club Captain
Determines matters of play, precedence and the conduct of engagements.
The Office of the Handicap Secretary
Maintains handicaps. Adjustments are made without notice.
The Office of the Sponsorship Officer
Attends to the Club’s arrangements with associated parties.
The Office of the Welfare Officer
Attends to the condition of Members. Records are not kept.
Constitution

Structure of the Club

The Club presently operates as an informal society of Members rather than a formal legal entity. This arrangement may be revisited in due course as the membership expands.

  • Allocations may be adjusted.
  • Matters are reviewed periodically.
  • Guest introductions are subject to prevailing conditions.
  • Members are expected to conduct themselves accordingly.
The Secretary

Correspondence

The Secretary, Cooks Hill Golf Club, Centennial Park, Cooks Hill NSW 2300
Correspondence is attended to periodically.
Records are retained indefinitely.
Private

The Club does not publish detailed histories or statements of intent. Members are expected to understand the nature of the institution and conduct themselves accordingly.