20th December 2017
3 Ball Irish Waltz Stableford
With a foggy start to the day, 12 early birds and 32 later birds turned up for a bit of Irish.
Two stalwarts volunteered to play the Rolling Stableford leaving 10 teams of 3 in the later group.
Conditions were warm and pleasant after the fog cleared.
11 birdies were recorded paying 0.63p per birdie per player.
Results:
Team
|
Points
|
Win
|
Birdies
|
Total
|
Chris Gingell/Bob Rees/Ian Fielder
|
75 B9
|
£5.00
|
1
|
£5.63
|
Andy King/George Wallace/Tony Stenhouse
|
75 B6
|
£4.00
|
£4.00
| |
Roger Stone/Terry Hackling/Nick Hill
|
75
|
£3.00
|
1
|
£3.63
|
John Wandless/Trevor Dobson/Rod Young
|
74 B9
|
£2.00
|
1
|
£2.63
|
Danny Dowell/Norman Markby/Stuart Pope
|
74
|
3
|
£1.89
| |
Ian Rowland/Nobby Hodder/Dave Mugridge
|
72
|
2
|
£1.26
| |
Mike King/Brian Marsh/Gordon Bareham
|
70
| |||
Mark Sanders/Keith Potter/Maurice Arnold
|
69
| |||
Paul England/Chris Hiam/Martin Leigh
|
68
|
1
|
£0.63
| |
John Twose/Martyn Putland/Malcolm Roy
|
67 B9
|
1
|
£0.63
| |
Frank Martin/Robin Flower/Ian Housham
|
67
|
1
|
£0.63
| |
Richard Hall/Martin Bargery/Mike Hone
|
64
| |||
Phil Dewar/Mike Mosser/Phil Hunt
|
59
| |||
Bill Hilson/Bryan Frost/John Pearce
|
55
|
Martyn Putland was entered on 2 scorecards (clever) with Hall & Hone ( they were playing with
Martin Bargery, Martyn P was playing with Twose & Roy. To add confusion , Martyn asked "Why
are we playing Twos, is it a Scramble ?"
are we playing Twos, is it a Scramble ?"
Good to see Trevor Dobson back playing with us and winning money!!
Messrs Pope and Dowell were involved in some friendly (I think) wagering on who could get a birdie.
The result is not known!!!
The treasurer 22 points and the scrutineer 34 points played in the Monthly Stableford, but wished
they hadn’t.
Dave King and the greenstaff thank the Seniors for their Christmas box.
Friday Roll-up is a 2 Man Texas Scramble. tbc.
KWB.
Stuart was in trouble with his great grandchildren in New Zealand who have already opened their presents. He'd sent them a wooden Fort Laramie for them to build and enjoy. He had a tweet complaining there were no Cowboys or Indians to play with.
In an Instant, via 3 meetings , a phone call and breakfast, Stuart responded....
"Well surely it's the Fort that counts..."
Stuart was in trouble with his great grandchildren in New Zealand who have already opened their presents. He'd sent them a wooden Fort Laramie for them to build and enjoy. He had a tweet complaining there were no Cowboys or Indians to play with.
In an Instant, via 3 meetings , a phone call and breakfast, Stuart responded....
"Well surely it's the Fort that counts..."
