Don’t forget to tee up your spot at the ASGA Queensland Golf Day

With Visual Impact 2026 just days away now and a whole lot of related industry noise swirling around that event, it would be easy to forget to book your tickets for the upcoming ASGA Queensland Golf Day, so ASGA is urging members to register today.

Locked in for 17^th September a.m. tee-off times at the Nudgee Golf Club in Brisbane, which sits on the land that is the traditional meeting place of the Turrbal people, the format this year will be similar to previous iterations, with registration and a light breakfast from 7a.m., followed by a shotgun start at 8a.m.. Players will enjoy a full 18 holes of golf on what is a competition-class course, played in the ‘Ambrose’ style where team members take turns to hit the ball from where the last ball landed. The focus is on fun and teamwork, making it an enjoyable experience for all players, regardless of experience or skill level. The day will be rounded out at the ‘19th hole’ with a BBQ and prize presentations.

Damian Nielsen, Member & Events Manager for ASGA, says: “Whether you are looking to expand your network, use the day to entertain clients or reward your team for their hard work, or just to get out of the office for a day to maintain all-important perspective, ASGA’s Sign & Print Golf Days are the ideal option. This is simply a great opportunity to mix with other signage professionals, suppliers and the ASGA team.”

The Principal Sponsor for the event is Graphic Art Mart, with Orafol Australia sponsoring lunch drinks and prizes, Arlon Graphics providing the popular Drinks Cart; and local novelty hole sponsors including Additive Machines / Bounce LED, ARC Metal Fabrication, ASMI, Ball & Doggett, SAled, Signarama, SMIB and Spicers Australia, and hole sponsor Canon Production Printing.

To register for the ASGA Queensland Golf Day, click here .

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