How can you lose a golf ball with 300 hundred people looking!  Atleast Harrington got better help earlier in the day hunting for his ball, after he asked though.

 

The ball is in the pocket of the spectator in the red jacket on the left!

Then on e-bay for £50 from Monday.

I know what all that was about.  But I didn't think even Govan would stoop that low just for one ball.

 

Incase you are wondering what I am on about. Let me refresh your memory.

 

 

 

 

 

How Bob Rotella helped an idiot (lose a golf ball)Stuart Govan
Handicap : 13.7

Posted : Mon 6th Jul 2009 10:26Chipping probably being the area where I drop most shots by not getting near enough to the flag (or sometimes even the green!), I took my 12 new longest-drive Srixons (you know, the ones that should have been Chris Perry’s) to the practice chipping and putting green on Saturday night and did what Dr Bob said. Chipped with wedge, 9, 7 and 5 to different holes, and counted how many times out of 60 I managed to get up and down in one. Result: 41, with three chips going straight in the hole…and one thinned wedge flying low into the ornamental thick heathery stuff that graces the path by the first tee, never to be found again (was too embarrassed to hunt for it, because there was a wedding reception going on at the time and people were looking). Am I the only idiot to have lost a ball on the practice putting green?!

The crowd starts to turn ugly as referee Pettitt insists that Woods puts a 10 on his card instead of a NR....

Tim,

your going to get the Perryranger upset again!!

 

Apparently Federer picked it up and rejected it by throwing it back into the rough !

"Now Sandy, you go back and putt out on 15, and Monty you go back and drive at 8, and both of you stop acting like school boys"

Tiger demanded the British crowd trample the rough so he could get a decent lie on his wayward tee shots like he does in the American Majors.

Stuart Govan asks for help as he loses a tee explaining he still has installments left to pay on it

Sorry it's been a while but the winner of this caption competition is Colin Stephens with:

'Apparently Federer picked it up and rejected it by throwing it back into the rough !

Well done to Colin who will shortly recieve a copy of the book 'Top 100 courses of Britain and Ireland'

recieve (receive )

OMG.....................I did speak too early on another post!!!!, when are people going to use their education

Still trying to get rid of the books then Darren?

 

Chaos breaks out at the Scottish Open as someone drops a pound coin.

I've missed the deadline but . . .

"A crowd seems to be gathering around Tiger as he demonstrates exactly how he got into trouble with his Mrs."