Stuart Mathlin Memorial Trophy

The Stuart Mathlin Memorial Trophy is an engraved cricket bat, named after the late Stuart Mathlin.

Our former Golf President David Dickinson writes:

“Stuart was a regular in the Cricketers’ Club and was a regular player with the golfers. He died [ on 22 August 1993 ] before the Riverside Oaks game. His brother found him when he went to pick him up for the game. As a cricketer he was the first grade captain of Roseville, opening bat or first drop and the wicketkeeper. He actually played in the first ever official game I umpired.”

The Stuart Mathlin Gold Day for 2026 was held on 12th April at the Eastlakes Golf Club and won by Jamie Murtha.

The results were:

Longest drive (hole 12): Tim Croft 240m

Nearest the pin (hole 16) Robbie Kerr 9.8m

Best pair winner (on Stableford points, total best ball score)
David Craig and Peter Rolls – 44 points

Best individual score, the 2026 Mathlin Cup winner (most individual Stableford points score):

First: Jamie Murtha 39 Stableford points
Runner up: Ed Smith 37 points
Third place : Tom Croft 35 points

Best Group – Highest combined total Stableford points of all four players:
Fairway to Heaven 111 total points between the four players

Bradman – Soren Hughes 

See full report and results.

Contact MICHAEL WEAVER:  0402 083 786 (Mob); golf@ccnsw.com