April 23, 2021

MCC Marine wins QLD SAL Golf Day 2021!

Pictured: the players from Shipping Australia’s recent Queensland Golf Day

Congratulations to MCC Marine, a specialist marine surveying and insurance company, which lifted the Shipping Australia Golf Day Cup!

The Dennis Briant Cup was won by a team from AAL and the team from QUBE Logistics won the Chairman’s Trophy.

The Shipping Australia Queensland Industry Golf Day was held on Wednesday 21 April 2021 at the spectacular Wynnum Golf Club in Brisbane. Our popular annual event was attended by 104 players. This was our first function of 2021 and it was very successful. Shipping Australia looks forward to the next venture.

An enjoyable day was had by all, with clear blue skies and a comfortable 30 degree-temperature.  Hard to beat!

Funds raised from the event help to support Mission to Seafarers and Stella Maris. Shipping Australia would especially like to thank the Port of Brisbane and QUBE Logistics for their generous sponsorship of the event.

Shipping Australia would like to thank all of our sponsors without whose support this event would simply not have been possible.

A big thank you to: Hamburg Süd; OOCL; MSC; Torres Pilots; Cargo Care; Patrick Terminals and Thynne & Macartney.

Winners:

SAL Cup; sponsored by Hamburg Süd
Winner: MCC Marine
Winners Team: Roger Weiller, Leo Bandiera, Nick Bradley, Jason Hare

OOCL Dennis Briant Cup; sponsored by OOCL
Winner: AAL
Winners Team: Russel Smith, Cameron Smith, Errol Bellchambers, Brian Harrington

Chairmans Trophy; sponsored by MSC
Winner: Qube Logistics
Winners Team: Ken Jackson, Michael Fullelove, Angus Gillespie, Mika Kankkunen

Bradman Award; sponsored by Torres Pilots
Winner: SAL/ Patrick Terminals
Winners Team: Geoff Dalgliesh, Jason Gibson, Ken Summers

Straight Drive Hole 11; sponsored by Cargo Care
Winner: Adam Sheehan

Long Drive Hole 2; sponsored by Patrick Terminals
Winner: Lachlan Begg

Nearest the Pin Hole 5; sponsored by Thynne & Macartney
Winner: Paul Bertinato

Nearest the Pin Hole 6; sponsored by SAL
Winner: Colin Nash

Nearest the Pin Hole 9; sponsored by SAL
Winner: Nick Bradley

Nearest the Pin Hole 15; sponsored by SAL
Winner: Steve Lafaro

Nearest the Pin Hole 16; sponsored by SAL
Winner: Kayne Bygrave

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