Saturday, June 22, 2019

Club Championship, Round 4

OK, so you looked at the weather, and you saw this:




So you thought it was going to be like this:



Or even like this:




Whereas in fact, it was like this:

Take the shot, then I'll take my shirt off

Or like this:

Too hot for golf
And just behind the eighteenth green it was like this:

Just get Fordie to bring me another daiquiri

So you can't really tell. And while it was Gary's birthday




Shelley wasn't going to let him take out first place. (A great round, Shelley)




PLAYER
SCORE
BIRDIES







Shelley
65
2,8


Gary
67



Glen
68
2,5


Paul
68
13


Frances
72
8


Max
73
9


Earle
74
7,16


Stephanie
75



Greg
75



Brett
76
7,11


Derek
79



Jack
79



Dave
82



Don
82



Peter
84




Some decidedly average scores on a day when there really weren't too many excuses.

Great to be back - I'm having a pie to celebrate!

 But the novelties were spread around


NOVELTY
HOLE
CONTENDERS
WINNER






LD
2
Dave, Stephanie, Glen
Jack

NTP in 3
8
Gary, Brett,
Shelley, Frances

NTP in 2
12
John
Max

NTP
18
Gary
Shelley


And look who won the raffle

I'm booking my holiday right away

Shelley reports that there are five raffle numbers missing. Would you all have a search in pockets before we make new ones. (Yes, I'm serious!)

You probably don't want to know, but the mice have been at our lollies.






Well, it's no good waiting for Peter to hand them around..



Here's the draw for the third qualifying round of the match play next week. We're on the Old Course, figures are the players handicap the last time they played on the Old - Kerry will have the updated handicaps on the day.

Earle will play any late additions or the partner of anyone who doesn't play.


Paul
13
v
Peter
19

John
12
v
Vickie
26

Greg
23
v
Dave
28

Brett
11
v
Kerry
22

Rob
25
v
Max
12

Glen
9
v
Jack
22

Shelley
14
v
Derek
24

Gary
11
v
Frances
19

Stephanie
17
v
Richard Y
24

Earle
15
v
TBA



The following week, it's American Foursomes on the Tuart.



I was thinking of joining SOS to look for a husband.
Waste of time, dear, they're all far too old, or far too young


And if you ever find yourself being interviewed after a great round, this should help you make sure that you don't miss out any of the usual golf cliches.




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