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17th was pretty easy
Those par threes were tough so getting three 2's was great work - did they play from the whites or yellows ?
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17th was pretty easy
Those par threes were tough so getting three 2's was great work - did they play from the whites or yellows ?
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We played off the yellows.
I got my 2's on the 4th, 8th and 13th.
I managed 37 points, as did Wilson, but we were outclassed by 2blue who scored 44 points.
I got my 2's on the 4th, 8th and 13th.
I managed 37 points, as did Wilson, but we were outclassed by 2blue who scored 44 points.
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44 points Davey
richart
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It is a very easy course.44 points Davey
44 points !! Just as well he didn't do that at Camberley, or he would have been lynched.
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After taking my £2 he was pretty close to it on Tuesday!!It is a very easy course.
Bigfoot
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We went off the whites so that is my excuse for a lower score !
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To be fair, even as a man who prefers to play from the back pins, I was perfectly happy to play off the yellows.
I knew the course wasn't long but was so good.
I knew the course wasn't long but was so good.
Wilson
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I'm pretty sure Dave must have been under par for the back 9?
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Paul.....out of curiosity, as an artisan member do you have medals etc so that you can maintain a handicap at Swinley? I believe the main club doesn't have handicaps or has that now changed?
2blue
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Aye 2 under gross for the back...... & 2 over, gross, for the 18....best round ever on the finest inland course I've ever played.... :fore: 3 birdies, 11 Pars
AND... all that as an 'ulcerated cornea' was developing in my left eye... noticed a problem so bought Optrex on the way over there & eye-bathed before playing on Tues.......
Wed, back in Leeds, spent 4 hrs in various Docs/Hospital waiting rooms then through the night, set an alarm & had to apply anti-biotic eye-drops every 1hr....... situation now under control :thup: but no contact lenses for a few weeks
So for lots of reasons (if only James had got a full set of 2's
) will certainly remember that day at Swindley :whoo: though can't find a golfer up here that's heard of it!!...mind, I hadn't!
paulw4701
Club Champion
Although the main club dont play many competitions (one i believe) we as artisans play off the top of my head 28 comps a mixture of medal and stableford off the back tees (blue tees) and the white tees (never of the forward yellow tees) we as a club are affiliated to congu and are handicaps can be found on master scoreboard under fernhill artisans we also are affiliated. To the bbo and enter their team competition the hillman trophy we also are in the artisan association and quite a few off us play in their national comps. Some of us also have represented the artisans at county matches but best of all is the other artisan clubs we get to play each year Sunningdale, berkshire, new zealand, westhill, Worplesdon, st geoges hill, maidenhead and sunningdale ladies.
Crow
Crow Person
Aye 2 under gross for the back...... & 2 over, gross, for the 18....best round ever on the finest inland course I've ever played.... :fore: 3 birdies, 11 Pars
AND... all that as an 'ulcerated cornea' was developing in my left eye... noticed a problem so bought Optrex on the way over there & eye-bathed before playing on Tues.......
Wed, back in Leeds, spent 4 hrs in various Docs/Hospital waiting rooms then through the night, set an alarm & had to apply anti-biotic eye-drops every 1hr....... situation now under control :thup: but no contact lenses for a few weeks
So for lots of reasons (if only James had got a full set of 2's
That's fantastic scoring Dave, I was pleased with my 31 points, the course must have become a bit easier in the afternoon....
Hope the eye's on the mend.
