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Thanks for the game guys and gals (& Dave) thouroughly enjoyed what remained of the day once i had finally got there (tires are still warm!)

Cheers to Darren and Luke for organising a great day out

See you all at the next one if i still have my driving licence

Thanks from me as well.  I now know the work that can go into organising one of these things so Darren and Luke, your efforts are appreciated.  Hopefully you'll be able to play in the next one Darren.

Oh, and a small request.  After Hollins Hall and a course where one of the holes is named "Cardiac Hill", can you book the next one at somewhere that doesn't require you to be a mountain goat?

Have posted the CD of the 103 photos taken at the event to Darren to upload.  Only one of them is not very good (out of focus etc which is the one of me being presented with my prize and was taken by someone else.....

Thanks from me aswell Darren and Luke on a another great event, and another good choice of venue - the back nine might have been a bit of a climb at times but the views, especially from the 13th greeen, were quite spectacular. The quirkiness of the back-nine was reflected in my equally quirky card - 19 points with 3 blobs!!

I look forward to seeing the photos once they have been uploaded.

Will definitely try and make the next event.

Anagram of "Quirkiness"  Scrouney , jammy little bu##er!!!! More Jam than Hartleys .

Seriously though well done champ, great round of golf a definite if only round.

Thank you organisers great venue , 5hrs in good company was a breeze thanks Kev, Billy and Gorilla Geoff.

John you would had to have  seen it to believe it. If that round was a book it would be under Fiction!! Hope your on the mend JP you were sorely missed.

Dave. 

Results now live, well done Kevin

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Well done Kevin

Sounds like you all had a great day. Sorry I couldn't be there. I hope to play in as many as possible next year.

Thanks Jon but the gross and net score is a bit puzzling :: thinks::

I'm sure that I did better than that gross score - I think I'll have words with Darren and/or Luke about this as my handicap should be going down as a consequence of scoring 38 points - don't you agree.

Thanks Wayne

Wow, 9th -- unheard of for me! Think the lesson is to just turn up on the day rather than use up all my luck on the pre-match round!

Darren, it was a brilliant event as usual, many thanks for organising it and look forward to the next one and seeing the usual faces and some new ones.

I was doing my Frank Spencer bit, and was having a spot of trouble. My approach shots were just plain rubbish.

Still, didn't lose a single golf ball over the 2 rounds.

Don't know what happened to my boy...No doubt he could explain better

Funniest thing that happened on Monday (apart from Kev's trick shots) was,  I'm in the first group out and the fourball in front of us consisted off 4 elderly ladies ,0ne of which was 85yrs old and pulling a trolley. I think the combined age was around 290-300yrs. They walked in after nine and i thought they might be tired, but no .The reason they walked off was they had to wait on every hole for the fourball in front of them,four young guys, go figure.

Not so funny for the ladies i know .

just like to say a big thank you to david and kev [more jam than hartleys] for their kindness and friendship on my first gof shake event. 

Geoff 'the gorilla' Gillett

i will second that one

i had a great weekend,hello to my playing partners,david,kev and the gorilla and a big thank you to darren and luke for organising the event.

it was nice to meet and play with different people and i am sure i will do it again

i am seeing if i might be able to arrange time of work to play at south winchester as it is so close to home

Thanks Bill and Geoff and I'd like to thank you too for what was a very pleasurable game played in the true spirit of golf, save the odd jammy putt and chip!