More than 300 people from near and far gathered at Weebolla Oval on Saturday for the Bull's 60^th reunion, which featured the naming of the best team across the 60 years, as well as a team for each of the six decades of the club's history.

A majority of the players chosen for the 1959-current 'anniversary squad' were present on Saturday, and all were thrilled, and some shocked, to receive the honour.

"The people who were selected on the team were very honoured to be part of that team, especially considering the level of players we've had over the years," Bulls president Paul King said.

Special guests David Lyons and Chris Malone spoke during the event before congratulating the players selected for the anniversary squad.

King said the event was a huge success.

"We got a lot of very positive feedback from all who attended," he said.

"It was good to see lots of old faces that we haven't seen for years, particularly players from the 50s and 60s who hadn't seen the club's new facilities since the showground days. They were impressed with how far the club has come.

"Having David Lyons and Chris Malone there certainly added to the event. They really enjoyed the hospitality of the community and had a very good time."

The reunion followed on from the success of the annual golf day on Friday, which ended up raising just under $50,000 for the club - only $5,000 less than last year's record $55,000 total, which King said was "amazing" considering how tough things currently are with the drought.

"We were stunned; we know how tough everyone's doing it in the drought," he said.

"As a club we really appreciate the support we get from the community, it's amazing.

"We didn't have any expectations of that high a number; it's a real shot in the arm for us and will help us out a lot this year."

King said he's honoured to be a part of a club that is so well supported by such a generous community.

"To get that much support is incredible, it's beyond belief for us, but really positive because it means the community supports what we do," he said.

"We find that aspect really humbling.

"Hopefully this will keep things moving forward."

The Bulls are now looking ahead to a trial match against Goondiwindi this Friday, March 1 before they host the Classic Wallabies on Saturday, March 23.