At the Clubhouse

Members & visitors will be required to check-in electronically from November 23rd

On advice from NSW Health, the club will be initiating a QR code sign-in procedure.  To comply with our obligations & to keep members, visitors & volunteers safe, we must:

  • Set up the QR code & make sure that is displayed at the clubs entrance.
  • Verify that each member/visitor has checked in using the QR code
  • Personally check-in anyone who can’t use the QR code
  • Ensure that the COVID-19 Safe Hygiene Marshal is on site whenever the club is open.
  • WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO? Depending on your smartphone's capabilities, you can use your phone's camera to scan the QR code. If your camera doesn't respond to the QR code you'll need to download a free QR code reader/scanner application. Once you've scanned the QR code you'll be prompted to enter your full name and a contact phone number. If you've done this correctly you'll have a green tick on your screen, which you'll need to show to one of our volunteers or the COVID-19 Safe Hygiene Marshal on duty. We'll be there to help you with the check-in process, including manually checking you in if you do not have a smartphone.
  • Please do not come to the club if you are unwell or at a high risk of catching an infection.
  • Only enter the club via the sliding door where you'll be prompted to check-in & sanitise your hands before going anywhere in the club.
  • Maintain 1.5 metre separation.
  • After purchasing your drink(s) take a seat & please do not stand around talking with other members. Put your own bottles & rubbish in the bin when finished.
  • Preferably make all purchases by card.
  • The upstairs area will be open and the same rules apply.
  • In regard to the BBQ please note it will not be self-serve as in the past. The cooks will make up your food to your liking and hand it to you.
  • Visitors are now welcome but not people from Victoria (this may change soon).

Please ensure that you help us adhere to our obligations to help keep you and our visitors safe. Failure to comply with regulations could result in serious fines or even closure of the club house.

Michael Kirby, Commodore
(phone: 0423 792 829)