CANBERRA SHIELD
The trophy is donated by Emily Hurt.
| This event was initiated to give non-pennant players in the Canberra Clubs the opportunity to experience matchplay. The first match was played at Federal in 1990. Each team consists of 8 players in handicap order and the draw must ensure that the eight members of a club play against the members of different clubs. This means that there must be an even number of teams. There is a table to show how this draw is done. |
| All members finish at the 18th with 2 points for a win and 1 point for a loss. In 2006, this event was taken over by the CSGA, it having previously been run by the Canberra Clubs’ captains. |
| This event has traditionally been restricted to Canberra clubs. If you need to make up the even numbers, Yass is usually invited first and then Goulburn. |
| Note that Queanbeyan is included as a Canberra Club |
| 2022 – Royal Canberra | 2023 – Braidwood | 2024 – Gunghalin Lakes | |
| 2018 – Yowani | 2019 – RMC | 2020 – Not Held | 2021 – Not Held |
| 2014 – Queanbeyan | 2015 – Not contested | 2016 – Bowral | 2017 – Queanbeyan |
| 2010 – Belconnen & MCC/Capital | 2011 – Federal & Yowani | 2012 – Capital & Yowani | |
| 2006 – Yowani | 2007 – Federal | 2008 – Gungahlin Lakes | 2009 – Belconnen |
| 2002 – RMC | 2003 – Belconnen | 2004 – Yass | 2005 – Royal Canberra |
| 1998 – Queanbeyan | 1999 – Queanbeyan & RMC | 2000 – RMC | 2001 – Federal |
| 1994 – Yowani | 1995 – Woodhaven Green | 1996 – Yowani | 1997 – Yass |
| 1990 – Yowani | 1991 – Federal | 1992 – Yass & Fairbairn | 1993 – Yass |
