Paul Harman
Chief Executive Officer
The Alloys Tee Off returned for its fourth year on Monday, bringing together partners and colleagues for another memorable day on the greens at Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club.
The weather brought a few challenges this year, with light showers drifting across the course, but spirits stayed high. The mix of umbrellas, rain jackets and determined swings added a unique charm to the event, reminding everyone that the Tee Off is all about connection, camaraderie and enjoyment regardless of the conditions.
From competitive drives to relaxed moments between holes, this year’s event offered the perfect blend of challenge and fun. Teams embraced the wet conditions with good humour, taking on the iconic sandbelt layout and a variety of engaging on-course activities that kept the day lively from the first tee to the final putt.
As always, the event was filled with laughter, conversations and friendly competition, adding another memorable chapter to a tradition that grows stronger each year. You can relive the highlights through our event gallery. Click here to view event photos.
The Sony team claimed this year's title of overall champions, with Simon Gordon from KGM, Kevin Booth from NQAV, Daniel Hancox from Sony, and Chris Buttery from Alloys spearheading the victory at the 2025 Tee Off.
Alloys Tee Off 2025 - Overall Results
1st Place - Score: 65 points 🏆
Team Sony
Simon Gordon (KGM)
Kevin Booth (NQAV)
Daniel Hancox (Sony)
Chris Buttery (Alloys)
2nd Place - Score: 68 points
Team Epson Print
James Gloder (Hytech)
Mark Allister (Teds Camera Stores)
Nick Primbas (EPSON Print)
Theo Nikolopoulos (Alloys)
3rd Place - Score: 70 points (Tied)
Team FUJIFILM
Harry Fiske-Kealy (Fuji Solutions Group)
Ryan Noble (Upstream)
Michael Smith (FUJIFILM)
Karen Kaye Ong (Alloys)
Team HP
Tim Hawes (Smartech)
David Watt (Celmac)
Mark McInnes (Graphic Art Mart)
Stuart Lindsay (Graphic Art Mart)
Team Epson AV
Greg Molyneux (Diversified)
Rohan Bisset (SKS)
James Harvey (EPSON AV)
Peter Hachlica (Alloys)
Nearest to Pin Medallists 🏅
Cam Beattie (Tradezone) – Hole 2
Rohan Bisset (SKS) – Hole 7
Simon Gordon (KGM) – Hole 14
David Watt (Celmac) – Hole 16
Longest Drive Medallists 🎖️
Theo Nikolopoulos (Alloys) – Hole 3
David Bickerton (Programmed) – Hole 5
Sanjay Handa (Alloys) – Hole 15
Ben Sly (Merge Technologies) – Hole 17
Beat the Pro Winners (Promethean Hole 16)
Harry Fiske-Kealy (Fuji Solutions Group)
Rick Buscombe (Cloud Blu)
Simon Feigl (Alloys)
Tim Hawes (Smartech)
David Watt (Celmac)
Stuart Lindsay (Graphic Art Mart)
Thank you to everyone who participated with enthusiasm and good humour. We look forward to returning in 2026 for another unforgettable day of connection, friendly competition and shared memories on the course.
