Scores for Saturday 30 July 2022

 

HOLE IN ONE!!!!

Yes, congratulations to Steve Brewerton for "acing" the 17th this week!! Steve was so averse to buying the drinks that he claimed to Tony that his name was Brian. Tony duly reported I had actually and I was buying the drinks. Nice try Steve but you'll be putting your hand in your pocket!



In other news, Roger Small (out in the first group) managed a drive on 10 that barely managed to get past the tee (see pic below) at least it was in play Roger!!


The conditions were near perfect with little to no breeze to start and only a light breeze later in the round. It was humid and warm, to be expected on the last Saturday in July!

The average score was back up to 31.75 (average gross down to 91.1) despite Andy Simpkin's 25 points bringing up the rear. In fact, 75% of players scored 31 points or better this week.

Birdies (or better today) for Steve Brewerton (15, 17) Steve Reynolds (8) Pete Laurence (9) and Roger Gibbs (17) Well done all!

This week was all about Steve. Steve Reynolds with a fantastic first place gross 76 round (39 points!!) Steve Brewerton with his hole in one bagging second place with 35 points on countback from yours truly courtesy of his birdie and eagle 15 and 17 respectively. Well done Steve! Well done Steve!

The front 9 went to Pete Laurence on countback from Richard Hyne AND yours truly in that order. All had a good front 9, all left a few out there but Pete managed par, par, bogey, par, birdie on the last 5 holes to seal it. Well done Pete, inspired stuff!!

The back 9 went to Roger small, despite his rather shaky start on the 10th, with 18 points on countback from Roger Gibbs who proved yet again that he is struggling to play more than half a round at present Well done Roger Small, unlucky Roger Gibbs!

Have a great week gentlemen, enjoy the return of football this week and of course the ladies Euro final on Sunday evening. 



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