Ennismore Field Landscape Architecture

29/08/2026

NEW DATE. SAME DAY ON THE COURSE.

We’re back on for Saturday 12 September 2026 at Coraki Golf Club.

After the Northern Rivers rain had other plans for us earlier this year, we’re excited to finally bring the Ennismore Field Landscape Architects Open Day to the course.

An 18-hole Single Stableford competition, bringing together players from across the region during a milestone year marking 100 years of community golf at Coraki.

With a $500 overall prize, graded prize packs, a $300 Nearest to the Pin prize from , plus merchandise and gift vouchers from .com.au, there’s plenty to play for.

Saturday 12 September, sign up now - https://www.jotform.com/261189217147056

26/05/2026

Proudly supported by

Birds of Condor are supporting the day with a $300 Nearest to the Pin prize pack for the EF Landscape Architects Open Day at Coraki Golf Club.

A considered mix of apparel and accessories for the course — bringing a strong addition to the overall prize pool ahead of Saturday 30 May.

Looking forward to having them involved.

Sign up still open - https://www.jotform.com/261189217147056 Don't miss out!

21/05/2026

Only a week and a half to go until we tee off at Coraki ⛳️

Saturday 30 May - 10:00AM shot gun start, sign in from 8:00-9:30AM.

$500 total prize pool + graded prize packs

Nearest to the Pin supported by
General prize packs supported by .com.au

Registrations remain open, https://form.jotform.com/261189217147056 - don't miss out!

02/05/2026

Registrations are now open.

Saturday 30th May - Coraki Golf Club
18-hole Single Stableford competition

Set within the Club’s 100th year and a continued period of renewal following the 2022 floods

$500 total prize pool + graded prize packs
Nearest to the Pin prize supported by Birds of Condor

Register here - https://form.jotform.com/261189217147056

18/04/2026

A day on the course at Coraki.

Ennismore Field Landscape Architects will host an 18-hole Single Stableford competition at Coraki Golf Club on Saturday 30th May, bringing together a loyal and growing regional golf audience in a community-led setting.

Set within the Club’s 100th year, the event comes at a time of renewal following the 2022 floods, as the Club continues to rebuild, evolve, and welcome a new generation of members.

Set against the Northern Rivers landscape, the day offers more than just competition - bringing together players, place, and a shared connection to the course.

Ennismore Field is working closely with the Club through its long-term Master Plan, helping shape the next chapter of Coraki Golf Club and its surrounds.

SPONSORSHIP ENQUIRIES
Pearl Perkins
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EVENT DAY / COURSE ENQUIRIES
Mark Perkins
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14/09/2025

Eight state roads devastated by Cyclone Jasper will be rebuilt stronger than ever under a $49m government rescue package for Far North Queensland. ➡️ https://bit.ly/46lLlXi

21/08/2025

Landscape Architecture Australia is a great read, and this quarters publication is all things north of Capricorn.


We were invited to write a piece for the August Edition of Landscape Architecture Australia -Issue 187

North of Capricorn.
https://landscapeaustralia.com/articles/august-issue-of-laa-north-of-capricorn-out-now/

The publications’ focus is summed up succinctly in the editor’s introduction below

“When it comes to the built environment, the spotlight tends to fall on the major cities – Melbourne, Sydney – in Australia’s south-east, while the smaller cities, particularly those in the north, tend to receive considerably less attention. For the August edition of Landscape Architecture Australia, we wanted to refocus attention on the regions north of the Tropic of Capricorn and explore the issues shaping the urban and regional context – climate change, ecology, community – through a landscape lens.”
- Emily Wong Editor


Our article is titled,


Landscape, shade and identity in Cairns. “Understanding the complexities of commerce, First Nations culture and ecology can help us design for greater adaptability and resilience.” Article by Mark Perkins.

You can read it here -https://static1.squarespace.com/static/65af7e5f24a7b81ba107d819/t/68a57c5617ef0a64fbcaca44/1755675734431/Landscape%2C+Shade+and+identity+in+Cairns_Author-Mark+Perkins_Landscape+Architecture+Australia+-+Issue+187+August+2025.pdf

18/07/2025