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Teven Golf Club A boutique, pristine golf course set in a stunning valley between Lennox Head and Alstonville. Bookings are essential 02 6687 8386.

" the prettiest little golf course on the north coast"...

Teven Valley Golf Course is a boutique-style golf course set in the hinterland just west of Ballina and Lennox Head. Set in a picturesque valley of rolling hills & meandering creeks, the superbly maintained course offers a challenging 9-hole 31 par layout. The recently redeveloped,Craig Parry designed course, is sure to please the most avid of golfers. Our friendly and knowledgable staff are looking forward to seeing you in our new club house and serving you a local coffee or a b**r on tap.

Wednesday Rolling | Carr Cruises to VictoryWednesday's all-day Rolling Competition gave members the choice of 9 or 18 ho...
04/11/2026

Wednesday Rolling | Carr Cruises to Victory

Wednesday's all-day Rolling Competition gave members the choice of 9 or 18 holes, and while the shorter format produced a thrilling finish, the full 18-hole stroke event delivered a very different story.

A small field took on the longer journey, but it was visiting golfer Jeffrey Carr who stole the show.

Jeffrey produced a remarkable -6 to claim the win, finishing six shots clear of the field and delivering one of the standout scores of the day.

Eighteen holes of stroke golf at Teven demands patience. There is twice as much time for the course to find a weakness, and keeping a scorecard together across the full journey is never guaranteed.

Jeffrey clearly had no such problems.

Behind him, Xavier Kempton was the best of the chasing pack, finishing at even par, while Joshua Middleton returned +2 to claim third.

Ben Harris finished fourth on +5, with in-form John Kempton rounding out the field on +9.

Meanwhile, the 9-hole competition delivered some spectacular scoring of its own, with Lizzie Edwards claiming the honours at -5, just one clear of Louie Porter at -4.

Two formats. Two impressive winning scores.

Lizzie went low over nine.

Jeffrey went one better over eighteen.

Congratulations Jeffrey — a brilliant visiting performance and a commanding Wednesday Rolling victory at Teven.

Wednesday Rolling | Lizzie Lights Up the NineWednesday's all-day Rolling Competition gave members the choice of 9 or 18 ...
04/11/2026

Wednesday Rolling | Lizzie Lights Up the Nine

Wednesday's all-day Rolling Competition gave members the choice of 9 or 18 holes, and the shorter format delivered some seriously impressive scoring.

In the 9-hole stroke event, it was Lizzie Edwards who stole the show.

Lizzie produced a brilliant -5 to claim the win, continuing a remarkable run of low scoring across Teven's competitions in recent weeks.

And she certainly needed a good number.

Louie Porter was right on her heels, signing for an excellent -4 to finish just one shot back and ensure Lizzie had very little room for error.

Behind the leading pair, Gregory Marker, Paul Beckey and Guy Angwin all finished on -2, while Libby Lee and Cathy Mackie continued the strong scoring at -1.

Then came a crowded group at +1, with Curt Zuber, Wayne Porter, Clayton Oates, Stone Cannon, Sara Hughes, Luke Saad and Luke Cannon all finishing just the wrong side of their handicap.

It was another leaderboard packed with quality performances, and a reminder that when conditions are right at Teven, the scores can come quickly.

But this one belonged to Lizzie.

Five under. One clear. And another outstanding Wednesday Rolling performance.

Meanwhile, other members opted for the full 18-hole competition, with a separate leaderboard and another story to tell.

Congratulations Lizzie — a brilliant win and a seriously impressive nine holes of golf.

Tuesday Sh***un | Galloping Griffin by a NoseThe skies threatened to steal the show at Teven on Tuesday, with midday sto...
03/11/2026

Tuesday Sh***un | Galloping Griffin by a Nose

The skies threatened to steal the show at Teven on Tuesday, with midday storms rolling through before clearing just in time for a cracking afternoon of golf.

Melbourne Cup Day brought a little extra colour to the Tuesday Sh***un, with members taking on a black tee par event, an alternate 4BBB competition and, of course, the all-important best hat contest.

But in the individual competition, Mitchell Griffin was an absolute runaway winner.

According to Mitch, he managed to drive every green with a five-iron or less.

Every. Single. Green.

We haven't independently verified those claims, but the scoreboard certainly suggests something was working.

Mitch produced an outstanding +4, finishing clear of the field to claim a commanding victory and leave the chasing pack wondering what exactly he had for lunch.

Behind him, Jane Denison continued her excellent afternoon with +3, while Gavin Payne, Sam Henderson and Luke Cannon all finished on +2.

Jack Lowe was next at +1, with Xavier Kempton finishing square. Tim Ellis, Steve Blackmore and Jack Oates were among a crowded group at -1, rounding out a competitive leaderboard.

But the individual result was only part of the story.

In the alternate 4BBB Par competition, Gregory "Tin Cup" Furney teamed up with Jane Denison to claim the honours.

Although, by all reports, Jane did most of the heavy lifting.

Tin Cup was apparently more than happy to provide moral support, occasional encouragement and perhaps the odd useful shot while Jane carried the partnership across the line.

And because it was Melbourne Cup Day, there was still one more winner to celebrate.

Jacinta Oates claimed the Best Hat competition, proving that Teven's staff can deliver on the fashion front just as convincingly as they have on the leaderboard lately.

From midday storms to afternoon sunshine, it turned into another terrific Tuesday at Teven.

A runaway winner. A successful 4BBB partnership. A Melbourne Cup fashion champion.

Congratulations Mitch, Jane, Greg and Jacinta.

And Mitch, we'll be checking that five-iron at your next tee time.

Saturday Rolling | The Nash BashSome victories are just meant to be.On the morning of his 70th birthday, with a busted k...
01/11/2026

Saturday Rolling | The Nash Bash

Some victories are just meant to be.

On the morning of his 70th birthday, with a busted knee and plenty of reasons to take it easy, Nash Jevic decided there was no better way to celebrate than by winning at Teven.

And win he did.

In what can only be described as fairytale stuff, Nash produced a brilliant 22 points to claim the honours, giving himself the perfect birthday present and proving there is still plenty of life left in the old boy.

The knee might be struggling, but the golf game certainly isn't.

As has become the norm at Teven lately, the scoring was seriously good. The course continues to offer plenty of opportunities, and the field is taking full advantage.

In fact, the top 15 players all finished above their handicap, making for another remarkably competitive leaderboard.

Behind the birthday boy, Daniela Payne, Cheyne Willebrands and Luke Cannon all finished on 21 points, sharing second place and keeping Nash honest.

Then came a five-way tie at 20 points, with Tim Ellis, Rip "The Hawk" Cannon, Ian McDuff, Rebecca Burton and another strong performance rounding out a very crowded top end of the leaderboard.

Josh Seage was next on 19 points, alongside another five players who ensured the scoring remained strong well down the field.

But this wasn't really about the chasing pack.

This was about Nash.

Seventy years on the clock. A knee that has seen better days. And a winning round on his birthday.

You couldn't script it much better.

Congratulations Nash — a wonderful victory, a magnificent milestone, and proof that age is just a number.

Happy 70th, Nash. The birthday drinks might taste a little sweeter after this one.

This Week at GolfA big week ahead at Teven, with Melbourne Cup festivities on Tuesday, plenty of Black Tee golf and a fe...
01/11/2026

This Week at Golf

A big week ahead at Teven, with Melbourne Cup festivities on Tuesday, plenty of Black Tee golf and a few different formats to keep everyone on their toes.

Monday – Monday Play
Our usual relaxed start to the week. Enjoy a social round, submit your card and grab your complimentary post-round drink.

Tuesday – Melbourne Cup Sh***un
It's Melbourne Cup Day, and we're bringing a little racing flair to our Tuesday afternoon sh***un! Our main competition is 9-hole Black Tee Par, with a 4BBB Par alternate competition also running.

And don't forget your headwear! We'll have a random prize for the best hat of the day, so feel free to get creative!

Wednesday – Black Tee Stroke
Our all-day rolling competition offers a choice of 9 or 18 holes of Stroke. Every shot counts, every mistake stays on the card. A proper test of your game.

Thursday & Friday – Social Golf
Two days to enjoy Teven at your own pace. Grab your playing partners and make the most of the longer spring days.

Saturday – Black Tee Stableford
Nine holes from the Black Tees in our rolling Saturday competition. A chance to chase a few points and get the weekend off to a strong start.

Sunday – Social Golf
Round out the week with a relaxed Sunday on the course.

Plenty happening, and a little extra fun on Tuesday. Book your spot, find your best hat and we'll see you out there!

Wednesday Rolling | Worboys Goes Big AgainWednesday's all-day Rolling Competition offered members the choice of 9 or 18 ...
28/10/2026

Wednesday Rolling | Worboys Goes Big Again

Wednesday's all-day Rolling Competition offered members the choice of 9 or 18 holes, with beautiful weather, excellent course conditions and plenty of opportunities for strong scoring.

While Izaak Ziedan claimed the 9-hole white tee par honours in a four-way countback, the 18-hole event produced another emphatic performance from a familiar name.

Aaron Worboys is on a roll.

For the second consecutive Wednesday, Aaron dominated the longer format, this time producing a remarkable +6 in the white tee par event.

And it wasn't particularly close.

Tim Marsh finished second at +2, four points behind, while Steven Shaw and Josh Seage shared third at +1.

John Kempton finished at -1, with Xavier Kempton rounding out the field at -3.

But the real story is Aaron's extraordinary run of form.

Having claimed the January Monthly Medal, the very first of the 2026 season, Aaron secured his place in December's Medal of Medals almost a year before the event.

Now, as the season draws towards its conclusion, he appears to be finding another gear.

A Saturday victory followed by two consecutive Wednesday 18-hole wins. Both Wednesday performances emphatic. Both leaving the chasing field with plenty to do.

There are still some very good golfers standing between Aaron and the Medal of Medals title, but he is certainly making his intentions clear.

The first Medal winner of 2026 is finding form at exactly the right time.

Congratulations Aaron — another dominant performance and a remarkable run of results.

December is shaping up nicely.

Wednesday Rolling | Iizaak Sends an Early WarningThe low scores just keep coming at Teven.Wednesday's all-day Rolling Co...
28/10/2026

Wednesday Rolling | Iizaak Sends an Early Warning

The low scores just keep coming at Teven.

Wednesday's all-day Rolling Competition gave members the choice of 9 or 18 holes, with beautiful weather, the course in excellent condition and ideal opportunities for scoring.

In the 9-hole white tee par event, it was another incredibly tight affair.

Izaak Ziedan, Benjamin Small, Ben Harris and Luke Saad all finished on an impressive +3, with Izaak claiming the win on countback.

Four players. One score. One winner.

And the timing couldn't be much better for Izaak.

With the Treasurer's Cup approaching in mid-November, the defending champion appears to be finding form at exactly the right moment. Wednesday's performance will certainly give him confidence heading into his title defence.

Behind the leading quartet, Sally Brown and Jack Lowe finished on +2, while Neville Alcorn and Cathy Mackie were close behind at +1.

Shayne Hall, William Walsh, Michael "Bob" Hartigan and Guy Angwin rounded out the leading group at square.

The 9-hole field certainly made the most of the excellent conditions, with plenty of quality scoring throughout the day.

Meanwhile, other members opted for the full 18-hole competition, with a separate leaderboard and another story to tell.

Congratulations Izaak — a quality Wednesday win.

The Treasurer's Cup is getting closer. And one of the defending champions is warming up.

Tuesday Sh***un | Kempton On Top in Tuesday SqueezeTuesday Sh***un delivered one of the tightest leaderboards we've seen...
27/10/2026

Tuesday Sh***un | Kempton On Top in Tuesday Squeeze

Tuesday Sh***un delivered one of the tightest leaderboards we've seen at Teven in some time.

A full field took to the course, with a little rain adding to the challenge. But despite the unsettled conditions, the scoring was remarkably strong.

And at the top, there was almost nothing separating them.

Five players finished locked together on 22 points.

John Kempton, Declan Kirwan, Eric Dries, Libby Lee and Gregory "Tin Cup" Furney all produced excellent rounds, leaving the result to be decided by countback.

And when the numbers were crunched, it was John Kempton who emerged victorious.

John has been a regular presence near the top of Teven's leaderboards this season, and Tuesday was another example of his ability to find a score when it matters.

But he certainly didn't have it all his own way.

Adam Rose, Guy Angwin and Michael Rabbidge were just one point behind on 21, while Paul Sironen, Benjamin Small and Torie Mathew all finished on 20 points.

That meant eight players were separated by just a single point, and eleven finished within two of the winning score.

Even with a little rain about, the field found plenty of scoring opportunities — and almost everyone near the top had a genuine chance of taking the honours.

Five tied for first. Eight within a point. A countback needed to find the winner.

Not much room for error in that lot.

Congratulations John — a brilliant Tuesday Sh***un win in one of the closest contests we've seen for a while.

A perspective from Teven NSW Open Qualifying Champion Ben Henkel ( ) on the Par 3 9th at Teven - The Scorpion!Craig Parr...
27/10/2026

A perspective from Teven NSW Open Qualifying Champion Ben Henkel ( ) on the Par 3 9th at Teven - The Scorpion!

Craig Parry designed. Australia's first Tee-to-Green Sir Grange Zoysia layout. A premier 9-hole sanctuary in the heart of the Northern Rivers. ()

Ace Alert | Don ScholtenA rather unusual celebration took place at Teven this morning.Our reigning 2026 Matchplay Champi...
27/10/2026

Ace Alert | Don Scholten

A rather unusual celebration took place at Teven this morning.

Our reigning 2026 Matchplay Champion, Don Scholten, was enjoying a quiet round on his own when he stepped onto the par-3 5th.

Club in hand. Pin in sight. Nobody watching.

What followed, according to Don, was the most perfect 8-iron you could imagine.

The ball landed, bounced twice, settled, and disappeared into the cup.

Hole in One!

There was just one small problem.

Not another soul on the course to witness it.

With nobody nearby to share the moment, Don did the next best thing. He picked up the phone and called the clubhouse to announce his achievement.

On-duty Club Services Attendant Libby Lee was more than happy to oblige, becoming perhaps the first person to celebrate a hole-in-one at Teven entirely over the phone.

No playing partners. No applause from the group. No eyewitnesses.

Just Don, his 8-iron, and one very lonely golf ball at the bottom of the cup.

Of course, being our reigning Matchplay Champion, Don has already demonstrated he knows how to finish the job when it matters.

And we're certainly not about to question his account of events.

Congratulations Don — a magnificent ace on the 5th, and a story that will no doubt be retold in the clubhouse for some time.

Witnesses: 0. Celebrations: 1. Hole in One: Priceless.

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