Hardy golfers play in inclement weather.
The past week has seen some less than ideal golfing days culminating in the social club two person medley event on Sunday 29 June.
Despite the wet and icy conditions 22 intrepid golfers braved the course then thawed out with dinner in the clubrooms.
Although some players pulled out at various points around the course the serious competitors, including the winners,  Eddie and Marlene Hoy, battled through to the finish.

Photo: Sunday runners-up John Moore and Bert McNicoll.

Western District Bronze Event for Women
This year's event was played at Port Fairy on Friday 20 June with 43 players enjoying a both competitive and social day.
The division 2 Cup was for players with handicaps ranging from 29 to 36 and was won by Deidre Simkin of Hamilton golf club.
Division 3, for players with handicaps from 37 to 45 and includes the Pat Honan Shield, was won by Lois Cole of Warrnambool Golf Club, and presented by District delegate, Sue Rea.

Exchange Student Volunteers efforts appreciated
The Exchange student volunteers from America and Canada who have been working with the Department of Sustainability and Environment in the district centred their activities on the Club's 10^th tee this week replanting trees and native vegetation to replace the scrub recently removed.
The volunteer assistance has been greatly appreciated by the Club and helps maintain the Port Fairy Golf Links as one of the best in the state.   

Photo: Pat Honan Shield winner, Lois Cole with Sue Rea.

Photo: Exchange students at work on the 10^th tee.

Course improvement program in final stage.  
The 10 year plan of links designer, Michael Clayton reaches completion this week with the eradication of scrub from the fifth fairway and replanting of the seventh and tenth tee areas. Native shrubs and ground cover is being planted with the assistance of visiting overseas students in co-operation with the Department of Sustainability and Environment to take place next Monday.

The women's Western District Bronze event will be played on Friday 20 June. Bronze 2 division covers handicaps from 29 to 36. Bronze 3 division is handicaps from 37 to 45. The club has had a good response from players throughout the district.

Photo: Saturday women's winner. Jill Rasmussen.

Local players challenged by influx of visitors
The annual Port Fairy Golf Club June Tournament was held over the long weekend with keen competition over the 3 days given by visitors from a number of clubs including Royal Melbourne, The Dunes, The Sands, Ballarat, Lonsdale and Latrobe.
The Saturday A grade stroke winner was Michael McConegall and the women's A grade stroke event went to Diana Robinson.

Photos: Presentation by Captain Tony Ryan to Marlene Hoy - winner of the women's nett event on Saturday.

Sunday winners of the 4BBB: Denise Harman and Sally Clark

The Port Fairy Golf Club championship finals were held on Sunday 1 June in ideal conditions with some tight and exciting competition.
Xavier McCartney is the men's Club Champion from runner-up Nick Hoggan decided by the last putt.

Other results for the men were :
B Grade Scratch: Aub Lake from runner-up John Dean,
C Grade Scratch:Gavan Nunn from Ross Manniche,
D Grade Scratch:  Michael Anderson from Tony Ryan.

The women's Club Champion is Anne Dwyer from runner-up Sally Clark.
The women's B Grade Scratch is Beryl Duncan from Annette Learmonth and
C Grade Scratch is Jan Willey from Betty Pollard.

The junior Scratch Championship over 54 holes was won by Xavier McCartney 233 from Dylan O'Keefe 253. The junior Handicap Championship was won by Dean Cady-Ellis 210 from Nelson Williams 214.

Congratulations to all winners and runners-up.

Photos: 2008 Club Champions

Xavier McCartney.

The annual "Donohue Day" was held on Sunday 25 May and attended by 42 members who enjoyed the mixed Pinehurst format and a day that remained mainly fine.
The day is sponsored by Greg and Rhonda Santuccione who also donate a generous list of trophies.
The perpetual trophy was won by Marg Sinnot and John Moore with Anne and Andrew Dwyer winning the scratch event.

Photo: Marg Sinnot receiving the Donohue Trophy from Rhonda Santuccione.

Port Fairy defeated  Warrnambool 5 & 2 in the final of the CDGA Pennant played on Sunday 18 May.
Congratulations Division 2!

(for full details click on "EVENTS" then "PENNANT NEWS")

Edwin Curry Cup, Saturday 10 May
For the second year the Edwin Curry Cup was won by a team from Mortlake represented by Kurt Robertson, Peter Palmer, Gary Shalders and Dick Barr.
The visitors were too good for their opposition on the day.

Photo: Mortlake team -
"Edwin Curry Cup" winners.

Edwin Curry Cup Saturday 10 May
The Edwin Curry Cup will be played at Port Fairy on Saturday 10 May. This annual Corangamite District Golf Association event is an aggregate Stableford event for club teams of 4 players (3 scores count).
The winning team will represent the Association at the Country Teams Championship during October.
Individual trophies will also be awarded in three grades on the day. Cost per player is $8 ($32 per team) with all proceeds going to the CDGA.

Notable scores this week by Mark Jenkins nett 61 and Michael Anderson nett 61.
Roger Wake was the men's A grade winner and Sally Clark led the women's field.

Photo: Mark Jenkins. B Grade winner.

PHOTO: Sally Clark, women's
winner

Good fields and scores despite change in weather.
Although we have experienced a change of weather, the strength of fields remains high together with the quality of play.
Saturday's competition saw Robbie McCosh in partnership with Michael Anderson score a nett of 54 points to win.
The Dwyer family continue to feature with Anne Dwyer winning the A grade stroke in Thursday's competition as well as being joint leader with Ros. Bromell in the medal to be played off next month.

Top scorers in the Wednesday Pro Comp were Kadir Zehir with nett 61 and runner-up visitor from Anglesea, John Balderstone with nett 62.

The tree removal has been completed along the fenceline between the 9^th fairway and the road and the 8^th green and the road. This has exposed a view across the 7^th and 8^th greens to the lough in the background which adds to the spectacular setting of the links.

The weather and conditions over the past week has been ideal for all participants and particularly for Andrew and Anne Dwyer who won the men's and women's comp on Saturday.
Congratulations to them,  this combination is proving very hard to toss at present.

Photo: View across greens 7th and 8th greens to the Belfast Lough.

Paul Smith's first year with Port Fairy Golf Club
Popular Port Fairy professional, Paul Smith has completed his first 12 months this week as an integral member of Port Fairy Golf Club management team.
Paul was appointed head professional on 10^th April last year and, together with wife Tracy and young son, Eric, has settled into the club and the district with his interests, beside family and golf, of wine, good food and fishing.

Paul has held a number of posts around Victoria. Since beginning as a trainee professional at Cobram Barooga Golf Club and graduating as a PGA Golf Professional, he worked at Tocumwal Golf Club, Golf Professional and Golf Operations Manager at the National Golf Club and Golf Professional at the Point Lonsdale Golf Club.
Paul is an AA accredited coach of the PGA of Australia and a level 3 coach with the Australian Coaching Council.
Paul has quickly become an integral part of the Club's promotion for new members, junior golfers programme and the continuing impetus to continue improving the quality and far reaching, high reputation of our golf links course and Club.

The club Operations Manager, Trevor Brown, reports that tree removal has been commenced to remove the dead and inappropriate scrub along the fence line between the 8^th green and the road as well as the clump adjacent to the 9^th tee box.
The areas will be re-vegetated under the direction of DSC Biodiversity staff.
The dead and dying trees to the west of the eighth green will remain for the orange bellied parrots to roost until the regrowth is established.

 Photo:  Port Fairy Golf Professional, Paul Smith.

Photo:  Junior Trophy winner, Nelson Williams.

Victorian Course Superintendants Day
The Victorian Course Superintendants Day was held on the course on Monday 7 April and attended by 45 to 50 course superintendants from all over Victoria.
The day was hosted by Port Fairy superintendent John McIlroy and included demonstrations of products of interest to the meeting as well as a course walk to show the features of the Port Fairy links.
The visitors were suitably impressed and the day concluded with 9 holes of golf after a lunch prepared by club Operations Manager Trevor Brown, Rex Grady, Alex Rochefort, Evan McLaren and Ron Keys.

Women's pennant commences.
Womens pennant commences on Monday 7 April.
Details of times, venues and teams  may be found by clicking on "EVENTS" then on "Pennant News"

Annual Police Charity Golf Day - Monday 31 March 
The annual Police Charity Golf Day was held on Monday 31 March and despite threatening weather early was attended by 80 players in 20 teams.
All players enjoyed a barbecue lunch and a sit down dinner at night with a range of great prizes for golf, raffles and novelty events.
The day was organized by Port Fairy members Pauline McDonald and Glen McDuff with assistance from the golf club, Red Cross, who provided the dinner at night, Lions Club, Rotary, and the S.E.S. who were the beneficiaries of the day to the tune of some $6200 raised towards their new truck.

The winning team with a score of 71 (15³/₄) 55¹/₄ was Geoff Barcham, Carly Driver, Ben Carroll, Tony Richardson.
Nearest the pin. 4^th Andrew Dwyer. 8^th Dionne Goyen 11^th Shane Dignari 15^th R Birmingham.
Longest drive. 7^th Brendan Rix 13^th Heather Mills 9^th Ben Carroll.

Photo: Simon Beveridge, Scott Ezard, Daryn Mulley and Frank Reynolds hitting off the 10^th

Photo: Police Charity Day winning team.

David Baulch winner and runner-up in Fourball
David Baulch was the winner of the Fourball Best Ball Par event on Saturday 29 March  partnered by Richard Walter with an excellent score of 14 up and also runner-up with Austin Lewis with 12 up on a countback.

This unusual result came about because David, Richard and Austin were playing in a three which meant that David played with both his playing partners.
Well done all.

For full results click on "RESULTS" 

Photo: David Baulch who partnered both the winning pair and the runner-up in the Fourball Best Ball Par event.

Photo: Richard Walter.

EASTER GOLF WEATHER GREAT FOR VISITORS.
The holiday weekend combined with great autumn weather has made our course very popular with good attendance from both club members and visitors each day over the Easter break.
The Saturday Stableford comp. was well attended with 170 starters and good scores from Garry McCosh and Rex Grady.
The Wednesday Pro comp was a particularly keen competition with Bernie Waixel victorious by one stroke from Warren Roney. Bernie has lifted his game to a marked degree recently, and when asked how he does it, he quotes, new clubs, coaching from Paul Smith and practice.
Keep it up Bernie.

Photo. Bernie Waixel. Winner. Wednesday Pro comp.

Wonderful scoring in par event on Saturday 15 March
Milder weather conditions welcomed the 141 players for Saturdays Par event with some fantastic scores recorded in all grades. Dylan O'Keefe's +6 (6) in A Grade was the stand out on the day with carding an outstanding round. The other stand out scores were in C Grade with Nelson Williams (18) +6 wining on count back from Gavin Nunn (19) +6.

Heat halts women's event on Thursday 13 March
Hot and windy conditions on Thursday forced the womens competition to be stopped under the Clubs hot weather rule when the temperature reached 34c. This is the first time the rule has been invoked, which reduced the competition to a 9 hole event. 

PHOTO: Bruce Leishman putting out on the 14th

Port Fairy golfers visit Tasmania for Rotary Tournament
The Australian Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians tournament that was held at Port Fairy and Warrnambool courses last year was, this year, held at Glenorchie and Tasmania golf courses in Hobart last week.
The tournament was attended by six members of Port Fairy club including Alan and Jill Rasmussen, John and Rae Williams, Bernie Waixel and wife Jill and Derek Southey and wife Robin.
100 players took part in the men's competition and 33 ladies played in the women's comp.
The event was held over four days with two days on each course.
The Port Fairy team were more in form at the receptions at Government House and the Glenorchie Council than on the fairways but Bernie Waixel did succeed as runner up with his partner in the teams category.

PHOTO:  President Alan Rasmussen duelling with Glenorchie course - "Damn"

PHOTO: "Please, not the dam"

PHOTO: Damn lucky!

Mike Clayton visit to Port Fairy Golf Club 1 - 2 March 2008

As a former touring professional' and now one of Australia's leading course designers' Mike Clayton has seen and played many of the worlds leading golf courses' however there is still something that keeps him coming back to the links at Port Fairy. Mike was in town over the weekend and took the time to have a social round at the course to see how it's progressing.

Mike knew of PFGC from his time playing the Victorian PGA tournament at Warrnambool on several occasions back in the early 80's however his first look at the course as a golfer wasn't until about 7 years ago. He and his firm Michael Clayton Golf Design' subsequently became involved on a professional level with their role as course design consultants. During this time the course has seen changes ranging from the subtle removal of trees and additional bunkering on some holes through to the more dramatic repositioning of the 15^th tee.

Photo: Mike Clayton putting out on 9th green at Port Fairy

During his association with PFGC it is not only the golf course itself that Mike has been impressed with "One of the biggest dangers for a golf club is a complacent membership' however here at PFGC the members have been very progressive and keen to see the course improve and evolve whilst at the same time retaining its essential character" Mike said. As for the future' Mike can see perhaps some areas of subtle change' however as he puts it "the course is pretty good as it is - particularly the stretch from holes 12-16 with their magnificent ocean views"

Mike rates Port Fairy and Horsham as the best regional courses in the state and makes the point that many of Australia's leading players have come out of non-metropolitan areas.

Another big plus for PFGC according to Mike is the affordability factor "I like courses that don't get too carried away with themselves and PFGC is a fun and affordable course that is a great asset to not only the town of Port Fairy but to the whole district."

Mike also acknowledges the community benefit provided by the golf club as an avenue for bringing people of all ages together. PFGC current membership includes players of all ages from those in their 80's right down to a very strong group of younger golfers. He would like to see golf promoted further within the school system and is pleased to see the new junior development programme headed by professional Paul Smith' as Mike puts it "The earlier you can take up the game the better off you are  - the longer you leave it the harder it becomes"

Mike's company was part of the design team for one of Australian golf's recent success stories' Barnbougle Dunes in north east Tasmania. Barnbougle shares very similar geography to PFGC' being located on a beautiful bay just outside a small regional town. One difference however is that Barnbougle was built on private land which allowed closer access to the beach and dunes. Mike and his colleagues are currently working on design changes to The Lakes in Sydney and also with a major redevelopment of the Healesville club in Victoria.

With the years first major at Augusta looming Mike regards Geoff Ogilvy and Adam Scott as the best chances amongst the Australians. "Geoff has proven he can do it with his US Open win and was right in the mix at Augusta last year and Adam Scott as the leading ranked Australian is due to break through" Mike said. "Unfortunately for these two or anyone else to win they need to not only be on top of their own games but also to hope that Tiger Woods is not at the top of his - an event that is all too rare at the moment. It's ironic that they said 10 or so years ago that the Tour had such depth of talent that no one player would ever dominate golf and now with Tiger we're seeing probably the most dominant player of all time"

As for his own game Mike plays 5 weeks or so on the European Seniors Tour each year not only to keep the competitive juices flowing ' but also to take a look at the various courses from the design perspective and  to catch up with many old friends from his 15 years as a touring pro in Europe.

Mike hopes to continue his ongoing involvement on both a personal and professional basis - "With its renowned hospitality Port Fairy is a great destination in itself and to have a golf course of this quality is such a wonderful asset for the whole region" he said. As for Port Fairy Golf Club it is an enormous advantage to have someone of the stature of Mike Clayton as a passionate advocate for the club.

Unfortunately for Mike he doesn't get down to Port Fairy as often as he would like although some of his colleagues are more frequent visitors. "Even though the relationship is on a business basis it certainly isn't a chore for any of the staff to come down here" Mike said.

Mike hopes to continue his ongoing involvement on both a personal and professional basis - "With its renowned hospitality Port Fairy is a great destination in itself and to have a golf course of this quality is such a wonderful asset for the whole region" he said. As for Port Fairy Golf Club it is an enormous advantage to have someone of the stature of Mike Clayton as a passionate advocate for the club.

Mike Clayton played the Australian tour from 1981 until the present' and the European tour from 1982 to 1996. He won the Australian amateur tournament in 1978' and his tournament wins as a professional included the Australian Match Play in 1992' and the Coolum Classic and the Heineken Classic' both in 1994.

Mike Clayton is vice-president of the Golf Society of Australia' and is a director of Michael Clayton Golf Design' a golf-course design company. He writes about golf for several publications' including The Age and Golf Australia magazine.

Final of Men's Matchplay Championships.
Clearing showers and windy conditions was the order of the day for the 104 players who played in the stroke event at Port Fairy Golf Club on Saturday 23 February.

The grand finals of all grades of the men's match play championships were also contested on Saturday with Troy Richardson winning the A grade championship for a fourth time,  Rod Mayer winning B grade, Gavin Nunn C grade and Dylan Field D grade.

 Congratulations to all match play champions for 2008.

Women's Openin Day next Thursday.
The women's season will commence next Thursday 28 February.

Port Fairy Community Charity Day.
Early reminder that entries are now open for the Port Fairy Community Charity Golf Day to be held on Monday 31 March. All proceeds from this day will go to the Port Fairy S.E.S. The event will be an 18 hole 4 person AMBROSE commencing with a shotgun start at 12 midday with registration at 11am. Men, woman and mixed teams welcome. Transport available to the course from Port Fairy and Warrnambool.  Cost $30.00 per head includes BBQ lunch and dinner. Further details from Sgt. Mick Wolfe or Reservist Pauline McDonald on tel. 5568 1007.

Pennant players note. First practice session with Paul Smith is on Thursday 6 March from 5pm to 6pm. Any player intending to participate must call Paul beforehand.

Photo. Women's Comp. winner. Joan Young.

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Social Club visit to Heywood
A Port Fairy team of 36 golfers made the trip to Heywood on Sunday 10 February to take part in the Tri-Shield event between Port Fairy-Portland-Heywood held annually with each club taking turns as host club.
Heywood won the day with an average of 34.07 followed by Portland with 33.23 and Port Fairy 31.33. A field of 90 players took part.
Port Fairy men's winner on the day was John Moore with 41 points and the runner-up was Eddie Hoy with 40 points.
The women's winner was Jill Rasmussen with 36 points and Di Gordon was the runner-up with 35 points on a count back from Anne Eccles and Isabel Pitman.

Photo. Heywood men's winner. John Moore.

Women's Golf Opening Day
Please note! Opening day is Thursday 28 February not 21 February as listed in the 2007 program book.

New Golfers Day
On Tuesday 5 February ten new women played.
The winner was Adele Urie with 18pts, runner-up Netta Hill 13pts, third Wendy Carter 11pts.
The next event will be Stableford held on Tuesday 19th February with hit off time between 9am and 9.30am. Any enquiries please phone Beryl Duncan on 5565 8436.

The first Captain's Cup and Monthly Medal was contested on Saturday 2 February and won by Tony Hoy from a strong field which included some of our juniors who continue to feature in the results this year.
Nelson Williams was successful as winner of Division C and Dylan Field was runner up in division D.
With a keen team of a dozen juniors it could be expected that they will continue to make an impression.
Sally Clark was the winner of the women's comp with a nett 68.
The new women commenced their year on Tuesday and look forward to their fortnightly nine holes and coffee with Beryl Duncan. 
This Sunday is the annual social club competition with Portland and Heywood, this year at Heywood. Bus bookings have closed but you may still participate with your own transport. Details at the clubhouse.

Draw for quarter finals of matchplay championships to be held Saturday 9 February.

8.20 Jonathon Wright v Troy Richardson, Phil Laird v Peter Clark.

8.28. Brendan McKenzie v Glen Mahony, Wayne Jenkins v Neil Cahill.

8.52. Gavin Nunn v Alec Rochfort.

9.24. Russel Helman v Rod Maher, Graeme Robertson v Leo Carey.

9.32. John Rahilly v Andrew Dwyer, Tony Allen v Derek Southey.

11.16. Luke Dwyer v Kim Freeman, Tony Eccles v Gordon Duff.

Players with a bye :- Nelson Williams, Dylan Field, Leon Lenehan, Neville Grimshaw, Ian Abrahams.

The 27 hole Moyneyana Open was held last Saturday with a field of 150 players from as far afield as Millicent, South Australia and Bunningyong as well as Warrnambool, East Framlingham and a good representation of home club members. A perfect day and a generous prize list ensured an enjoyable day and the promise of an equivalent event next year.

The programme for the year ahead is now completed and is available on the club website - click on "Home" or Events" to access or download it.
The Programme Books will be available early in February from the Pro Shop and Clubhouse.

The fortnightly new golfers events start again on Tuesday, February 5. with a lesson at 9am sharp. All beginners and players are invited to attend. For information ring Beryl Duncan on 5565 8436.

Photo. Alison Sinclair. Women's scratch winner, Moyneyana Open.

Juniors do well in Stuart Appleby event
The Stuart Appleby Regional Series Competition for juniors was played at Port Fairy on Sunday 20 January with 12 players under the guidance of series representative, Ashley Marshall and Port Fairy Club's Evan McLaren. The stroke section net, was won by Dean Cady-Ellis with 75 (18) 92 and gross by Dylan O'Keefe with 85. Stableford was won by Joanne Flaherty 40 pts. Runner-up Michael Anderson 36 pts. The junior 9 hole competition was won by Peppe Cavalieri and nearest the pin on the 8^th was Nelson Williams.

Photo: Joanne Flaherty with Ashley Marshall and Evan McLaren.

Social Club trip to Heywood on Sunday 10 February. Annual tri shield event with Portland and Heywood clubs. Stableford. Cost $20 for the day includes bus transport. Names required for bus booking ASAP. Sheet on notice board.

Photo: Peppe Cavalieri.

Our summer weather has ensured bumper fields for competitions during the past week with 170 players on the course for Saturday's event. The A grade competition was won by Paul Williams in answer to his son Nelson, who won the junior stroke competition a week ago. Jill Rasmussen won the womens competition on count back from Robyn Ballinger. Please remember that entries are open for the Moyneyana Open on Saturday 26 January and from the demand for places currently it would be wise not to delay confirming your entry: entry forms available here

 Photo: Paul Williams

Photo: Jill Rasmussen

Port Fairy Golf Club introduces a new Blue Ribbon Event to celebrate the MOYNEYANA 60^TH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL - THE MOYNEYANA 27 HOLE OPEN.
Together with an 18 hole event both for A B and C grades stroke and handicap divisions for men and women.
To be held on Saturday 26 January 2008 starting at 7am.
Entries close Monday 21 January.
Entry Fee $20.00 includes BBQ and great prizes.
For entry forms telephone 5568 2866

Port Fairy Juniors are reminded that the next round of the Stuart Appleby Team Championship is to be played at Port Fairy on Sunday 20 January hitting off between 1pm and 2pm.
The junior stroke competition held on Sunday 6 January involved 8 players and division 1 was won by Nelson Williams. 90 (20) 70 runnerup Dylan OKeefe 81 (7) 74.
Division 2 winner J Dowell 116 (36) 80 runnerup M Daly 120 (36) 84.

The Port Fairy course has been host to the usual influx of visitors at this time of year and, with the perfect summer weather, has provided playing conditions second to none.
This has been borne out by the excellent scores being attained in competition.
Two such scores were recorded by Susan Holcombe with a Stableford result of 49 points and John Ellard with the same score of 49 points.

Both these players can expect an adjustment to their handicaps before they play again!

PHOTO: Sue Holcombe winner of the women's event last Saturday with 49 points

PHOTO: John Ellard - winner Paul Smith Pro Comp. with another great 49 points.

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Astrid Holm Cup
The Astrid Holm Cup was played at Camperdown on Friday 14 December. Port Fairy was represented by 5 teams organised by Beryl Duncan and mainly consisting of players who attend the fort-nightly Tuesday morning new player's session conducted by Beryl. The Port Fairy team led by Beryl and consisting of Geraldine Dalton, Joan Young and Dot Paton were successful and were presented with a crystal bowl each as trophies.
The last new players day for 2007 was held on 11 December. Results were :- Winner Joan Young 15pts, C/B Dorothy Paton 15pts. Runners Up 12pts Nan Dodds C/B Wendy Carter 12pts.  New Players Golf resumes 5th February 2008. If you are looking to begin golf in 2008 and would like to play with a sociable group that gives you encouragement and assistance contact Beryl on 55658436.

PHOTO: Astrid Holm Cup winners. Joan Young, Dot Paton, Beryl Duncan, Geraldine Dalton.

Port Fairy Juniors.
The Port Fairy juniors contested the Stuart Appleby Team Championship at Kingston Heath Golf course on Tuesday 11
December.
Team No.1 was placed second overall with an average score of 75.5. The team comprised Xavier McCartney, Jack Redford, Dylan O'Keefe and Dean Cady-Ellis. The club's other team comprised of Nelson Williams, Joanne Flaherty and Dylan Field averaged 76 net and finished just out of the prizes. The next Stuart Appleby event is on January 20 at Port Fairy. Hit off is at 1-2pm.