Match Play Quarter Finals & 4BBB Par
Tuart Course: 15 July 2017
PROTEST: The Committee is meeting to determine whether
players with dual citizenship are
eligible to be SOS members. Current
members being investigated are Stephanie and Glen but there could be many more!
Not too worried that the protest would be upheld. These Aussies need the Kiwis to keep the economy going |
Self confessed dual citizen - looking a bit more worried than Steffie! |
If the protest is upheld, does this mean that
Steffie and Glen need to return all of their trophies/cups/golden hole money
etc? Or, will the Committee follow the
High Court which held that decisions/laws made by Parliament including
ineligible members at the relevant time would stand. This will not be an easy decision for the
Committee.
Competition
Whose legs are these? First to
notify a Committee member with correct name wins a ball!
Escaping the Paparazzi! |
Hi Glen, nice red short, but, like Tiger, shouldn’t it be worn on last day of match play comp? Glen ominously replied, this is the last day of the knockout! |
Wait, don’t take the picture yet, I want to get my top off! |
Coach at it again – it is not a penalty before the game! |
Fashion firsts continue at Wembley |
Been missing my Saturday morning hug! |
MATCH PLAY RESULTS
Stephanie Jeffares v Glen Pope: Stephanie wins 2/1
Red shirt was the right call after all! Steffie now with only her jacket (not top) off. (Ignore the rabble at the back) |
Lynne Malone v Gary Burgess:
Gary wins 4/2
Lynne needed to club Gary harder at the start!! |
Shelley Yeo v Greg Bennett:
Greg wins 4/3
Always a difficult task to beat Greg in Match Play! |
Paul Gardner v Peter Baird:
Peter 2/1
Played last Tuesday and reports firsthand from
the players as follows:
Paul: What a
great day it was, apart from my result! Completely
out-played tho the downturn happened after a miracle lost ball on the
4th???!!! Peter hardly missed a
fairway, chipped well and putted far too well for my liking,,,, and the best
bit we had an absolute ball chatting (even from 100m away!)
Peter: Now
that Paul has brought up the issue of losing his ball on the 4th I have to
admit that, for Paul, it must have been an unnerving experience and an portent
of things to come! My take was that it must have been an act of
celestial intervention and I was clearly fated to win the match!
Whatever the case, while I was working my way
up the left side of the 4th fairway, finally finding the green after 4 shots,
Paul’s drive found the 2nd bunker on the right from which he hit a soaring iron
that appeared to land a meter or two directly behind the flag. However, after
checking that he had not eagled the hole, no amount of searching could locate
his ball. Presumably, it was either deeply plugged or had hit the flag stick, a
sprinkler head, or the cement curb to the flower bed directly behind the green
and kept going . . . a long way!
Last word from Paul: Well
deserved win Peter, ''twas fun.
MATCH PLAY SEMI FINALS – 12 August 2017 – Tuart
Course
Gary v Peter and
Stephanie v Greg
4BBB Par
1st Frances
Longhurst and Jan Rowling +6
Could have a chance here today! |
2nd Malcolm
Yeo and Stan Tan +2
Bit too serious at the start! |
2nd Brenda
Jones and Frances Longhurst +2 (Lucky Frances, having two opportunities in
a group of 3)
Looking forward to the All /girls Group! |
4th Richard
Yeo and Rob Gray + 1
Dynamic duo – teamed together again! |
4th Thomas
Reilly and Peter Baird +1
At least happy thoughts before the game! |
Lollies:
Earle and Ross -5 (Most unusual in a Par game to have only one
minus score – bad luck boys!)
The Novelty Chronicles: no results this week as my
roving reporter, having come last, was too busy weeping after the game to pay
any attention to the results!
However, course controller Bruce was heard to
say before the game that he was very disappointed that there was no closest to
the hole in 2 on a par 5 – there is always next week!
BIRDIES
Stephanie on the 7th; Stan on the 9th |
NEXT WEEK (ie tomorrow): Winter
Cup 1 on the Old Course. GA Handicaps remain the same for both
rounds of Winter Cup;
AND
Christmas in July at the home of Thomas
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