Didn't need all that wet weather gear |
I'd like to introduce my long lost father |
Perhaps the most poignant announcement of the day was that Malcolm and Shelley are celebrating their 48th wedding anniversary. Particularly poignant for Malcolm, who is now only two years away from a really expensive one - I'd start investing in gold futures while they're still historically low.
Gim indulges in a wrap |
Two guys who set the dress code standard |
1. Slow play....Don't.
2. Etiquette......Do
I think this means he lost |
I've played better, but I've also played worse |
2nd
|
NTP
|
Brett
|
6th
|
NTP
|
Ciarán
|
13th
|
NTP in 2
|
Phil McK
|
17th
|
LD
|
Brett
|
And the fourth round of the Club Championship. Remember, it's your best five results out of the seven rounds that score for this competition. If you don't complete five rounds, bad luck. You're out of the running.
Stephanie admits to swearing, but not excessively
Kerry
|
90
|
Dave
|
84
|
Malcolm
|
84
|
Richard
|
83
|
Lynne
|
82
|
Gim
|
82
|
Stan
|
80
|
Colin
|
78
|
Frances
|
78
|
Ciarán
|
77
|
Earle
|
77
|
Ian
|
77
|
Stephanie
|
76
|
Greg
|
76
|
Phil McK
|
76
|
Brett
|
75
|
Derek
|
75
|
Glen
|
75
|
Ross
|
74
|
Phil McC
|
73
|
Peter
|
73
|
Gary
|
73
|
Thomas
|
70
|
Shelley
|
69
|
Congrats Shelley and Thomas. I think the general consensus was that it was a pretty "average" day's golf. (If I've got anyone's score wrong, I'm sorry, let me know. I was at the far end of the tables and couldn't hear that well).
Shelley stamps her mark on the Club Championships |
And of course, most importantly, the raffle:
The winning number |
Close up of the new numbers |
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