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Saying goodbye

08/03/2013

Andrew Rogers

KRISTIAN Keily knows moving on won’t be easy to do.

But come May that’s exactly what he’ll do and it’ll be time for members at Murray Downs Golf Club to say goodbye to the popular club pro.

Keily gave notice of his decision on Tuesday morning after being offered a club pro position at South Australia’s Flagstaff Hill.

After seven years in the Swan Hill region and with two young children, Keily said the time was right to start a new chapter.

“We thought it better to move now than rip the kids out of school in a couple of years,” he said.

“Our eldest is four and a half.”

For more on this story see Friday’s edition of The Guardian (March 8, 2013).

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