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Monthly Newsletters

At CMANZ, we keep our members connected and informed through our monthly digital newsletters. Each edition highlights industry updates, upcoming events, educational opportunities, and important association news — all curated to support club management professionals across New Zealand.
Our newsletters ensure members stay up to date with the latest developments while showcasing the people, stories, and initiatives shaping our community.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM INCORPORATED SOCIETIES

Question: Do Tier 2 not-for-profit golf clubs need to lodge financial statements?

Yes.

A Tier 2 not-for-profit golf club that is an incorporated society and is not registered as a charity is required to prepare and lodge its annual financial statements with the Incorporated Societies Register (Companies Office).

Key points:

  • All incorporated societies must file annual financial statements and an annual return under the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.
  • Tier 2 status affects the accounting standard used, not whether filing is required.
  • Financial statements must be:
    • Presented to members at the AGM, and
    • Lodged within 6 months of the balance date
  • Registered charities are exempt from filing with Companies Office and instead lodge with Charities Services.

In short:

If your club is Tier 2, incorporated, and not a registered charity → filing is mandatory.

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Leadership in Golf Award — Des Topp, Club Managers Association of New Zealand

“The National Golf Awards are a chance to recognise the people, clubs and initiatives that continue to shape and grow our game. This year’s winners reflect the depth of passion, innovation and commitment that exists right across the golfing community from grassroots through to high performance, and we’re incredibly proud to celebrate their contribution to the sport. Congratulations to all of this year’s nominees and winners.”

 

Jeff Latch - CEO Golf New Zealand

 

Events

CMANZ hosts a dynamic calendar of events designed to bring club management professionals together for learning, collaboration, and networking.
From regional meet-ups and workshops to national conferences and specialised training sessions, our events create meaningful opportunities to share insights, strengthen industry relationships, and support professional growth. Each gathering is crafted to add value, build community, and elevate the standards of club management across New Zealand.