Summer Cup Round 2

 AND THE WINNER IS........don't worry there will be no spoilers.... let's first have a look at what's going on on this warm and sunny Saturday morning.

While none of the bloggers are playing today's blogger relies solely on the input & photos of her fellow SOS members.

BEFORE THE GAME

Frances & Earle posing

and looking forward to the game

Hilly smiling confidently into the camera

Ian & Mark M looking sharp in their SOS shirts

Mitch & Gerry resting up before the competition

Earle questions Gerry's
choice of breakfast ("babyfood")

The Coach and Hilly discussing
today's strategy

DURING THE GAME

It seems everybody was busy playing golf, though Paul made a shot of Mark M's 

ball on hole 11 which landed directly under a tree and was probably declared "unplayable"

He ended up with a double bogey

Captain Gerry Tessier stopped playing after 13 holes due to sickness. He's recovered in the meantime.

AFTER THE GAME

Mate, that looks yummy!!

Paul & Andrea, 2 happy golfers

Carol in need of a drink before
she can take care of the raffle

PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS

• AGM takes place on 18.03.2023 at Perry Lakes directly after the game
• documents are about to be circulated/send to members
• Reminder: the weekly golf fee is now $ 50
• Reminder: annual membership fee $ 140,- to be paid to SOS (not Glen)
• Welcome to Andrew who played with us as a guest and now became a full member 
• no birthdays, we must be the youngest golf club ever

                THE RESULTS

It seems the summer cup is in the hands of the Smith family, 

Mark won last week, this week it is Mitch. He leads todays field 

with an impressive score of 61.

But who is the winner of the summer cup? A 2 weeks competition.

Rank	Name	Hcp	Score	Birdies
1	Mitch Smith	22	61	4, 10
2	Brett Fordham	8	71	4, 12
3	Frances Longhurst	22	73
4	Mark Wilson	9	74	4
5	Tony Gooch	7	74	1, 4
6	Colin Kerr	15	76
7	Carol Barrow	33	76
8	Keith Barrow	11	77
9	Andrea Williams	17	78
10	Mark Hill	11	78	9
11	Mark Macnish	10	78
12	Gary Burgess	7	78
13	Glen Pope	9	79	1, 9
14	Don Beesley	15	80
15	Shelley Yeo	11	82
16	Earle Scarff	14	82
17	Greg Bennett	20	82
18	Paul Cooper	13	82
19	Mark Smith	22	83
20	Barry Treak	19	84
21	Ian Holmes	17	87
22	Nuria Smith	44	89

 Here is the ranking for both competitions, 

our winner is MARK WILSON, 

                                                        retainer of the cup and winner of the GOLDEN HOLE!!

Sorry Mark, no one came forward with a photo of the glorious shot.

Rank	Name	Hcp	Total Score
1	Mark Wilson	9	145
2	Mark Mcnish	10	147
3	Frances Longhurst	22	148

vice captain Goochy handing over the trophy to Mark

Winner Mark W. and runner up Mark M

Winner of the day Mitch with
2nd Fordy and 3rd Frances

Nuria smiling and showing off her lollies

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Colin won the 20 $ voucher for Lot Six Zero

              

CAPTAIN'S CORNER

• Next week we are playing at 7:40 on the old course
• the formula is "Par Bisque" 

Rules of Par Bisque:

• Par Bisque is a variation on a standard par event, except the player can decide when and how many handicap strokes he or she will use on each hole.
• This decision is made AFTER completing each hole. The player informs their maker of how many handicap strokes they wish to use for the completed hole. Over the course of 18 holes the total number of handicap strokes used cannot exceed the players’ handicap.
• The handicap used and par score gained on any previous holes cannot be altered once the next hole is commenced. Any handicap not utilised by the end of the round is lost.
• Marking the card is done by recording the stroke score in the first column, the number of handicap strokes taken in the second column, net score in third column and the resultant par score of “+”, “0” or “-“ in the fourth column. At the completion of play the second column should be totalled and must not exceed the players’ handicap whilst the third column should be totalled and entered at the top of the score card as the players result.

Here's how the scorecard should look like

The captain asked me to add that everybody should do his/her best to write the 

scorecards legible, he sometimes feels like James Bond trying to decode secret codes.