Hall of Fame

Neil Crafter

(inducted 2023)

Apart from his prowess in golf architecture, Crafter has been a stalwart of the game winning both junior and senior events at State and National level during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

Both his father, Brian, and uncle, Murray, were professional golfers, and his sister Jane, turned professional in 1980.

Crafter was presented with his award by fellow Hall of Fame member John Crosby, whilst in attendance he was recognised in front of David Cherry and Bob Tuohy, also current Hall of Fame members.

Bob (RF) Stevens

(inducted 2014)

Captain – Australian Eisenhower Cup Team 1958
Member of the Australian team for 10 years and National Captain
1952 Australian Amateur Champion
4 SA Open titles
3 SA Amateur titles
18 years in the South Australian State Team

Pauline Sanderson

(inducted 2012)

Runner Up in the State Amateur Championship on 2 occasions
4 time State Foursomes Champion
4 time State (Mixed) Foursomes Champion
SA State Team representative for 17 years
12 years as Non-Playing SA State Team Captain
SA State Selector for 36 years
President Women’s Golf SA 1990-1992
Australian Team Captain 1984-1996
President Women’s Golf Australia 1994-1998
Life Member – Kooyonga Golf Club & Women’s Golf SA

Rhonda Watson OAM

(inducted 2011)

12 SA Amateur titles (Australian record)
First female to achieve scratch handicap in 1959
Australian representative – 1956, 1962, 1966 & 1970
President, SALGU 1969-1971
Life Member – Glenelg Golf Club & SALGU
Medal of the Order of Australia in 1978

Murray Crafter

(inducted 2011)

Glenelg Golf Club Professional – 33 years
123 professional victories between 1953 – 1970
Six SA Open titles
11 SA PGA titles
103 Pro Am victories

Robert (Bob) Tuohy

(inducted 2011)

Two SA Amateur titles
Two Australian PGA Tour titles as an amateur
14 PGA Tour titles across eight countries
Managed over 100 professional golf tournaments
Life Member – PGA of Australia
Awarded Australian Sporting Achievement Award
Life Member – Glenelg Golf Club