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Tammy Lindrum and Robby Foldvari presenting the 2025 Walter Lindrum Australian Open Billiards Championship Trophy

On 13 June 2025, India’s Dhvaj Haria defeated Peter Gilchrist 1035–597 at the Yarraville Club for the title, as Rob Hall hit the tournament’s highest break (383). Backed by the Victorian Government and ABSC, the event debuted a historic perpetual trophy, donated by Robby Foldvari and restored thanks to Tammy Lindrum.

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Tammy Lindrum with Walter Lindrum's Hall of Fame inductee plaque in Kalgoorlie Town Hall

I am the youngest daughter of Horace Lindrum, a former world snooker champion. Walter Lindrum was my great-uncle and godfather, while Dolly Lindrum was my second cousin and godmother. I was christened Tam and still have a copy of my commemorative certificate along with the silver christening cup from Dolly and Walter, which I must […]

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Walter Lindrum with James Fitzgerald and Tom Reece

A big thanks to David Pitt for allowing us to share his thoroughly informative article, “A History of Billiards in Melbourne”, at walterlindrum.org Extract from “A history of billiards in Melbourne” by David Pitt for the program for the Endeavour Life Care 2019 World Billiards Championship held at the RACV Club Melbourne. Article Source: https://www.facebook.com/alcocksbilliards/posts/2901555693390314 […]

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Lindrum Legends: Photo Collage of Lindrum Champions

Established in 2019, Lindrum Legends is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Walter Lindrum, one of Australia’s most illustrious sports figures.

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