Excellent muppetry

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The day didn't start well. I went into the garage to get my clubs and had forgotten I'd taken each one of them out of the bag, and taken the head covers off the woods, as they'd got wet last week.

The, usual, last minute dash became a sprint, or it would have been if there hadn't been average speed cameras all the way into Murcar. But got to the club in time to sign in and go straight to the first tee.

The round itself was going pretty well, even paring holes I hadn't yet managed to since joining. The first wheel fell of on stroke index 2. 210yds out, from the middle of the fairway. It had to be my #2 hybrid all day long. Nipped it off perfectly, and it soared towards the middle of the green. Shock! Its 15yds short... but I hit it perfectly. Cue an examination of the club, workman and tools... Muppet!! I'd only got the hybrid head covers on the wrong hybrids.

Next hole, into the water hazard off the tee - it crawled into the hazard. Now for the right #2 hybrid. Noooo! Hooked into the gorse and lost. Next ball onto the green from 200yds and finished the hole with an 8!!

What was looking like a good round had turned into a train wreck.

Steadied the ship(train?) over the next few holes until I got to the par 3 12th. Green side bunker on the left, and no way of going for the green with the next shot. Played with one knee outside the bunker the ball ends up in my foot print, and an even more awkward stance. I escape the bunker in 4 and finish with a 6.

Surely I've finished with the muppetry? Oh no I haven't. After a good drive up 13 I then hook my 2nd shot into an area of gorse that resembles the Amazon rainforest. Another 8.

At least I finished the round as I'd started, playing well. A birdie 2 on 16 was followed by 2 tap in pars on the last 2 holes.

I walk off the last green thinking thank god that was over. Now to tot up the scores. I'd only marked the scores for the wrong player onto the card.

The round was a mixture of excessive muppetry and Mr Magoo.
 
The day didn't start well. I went into the garage to get my clubs and had forgotten I'd taken each one of them out of the bag, and taken the head covers off the woods, as they'd got wet last week.

The, usual, last minute dash became a sprint, or it would have been if there hadn't been average speed cameras all the way into Murcar. But got to the club in time to sign in and go straight to the first tee.

The round itself was going pretty well, even paring holes I hadn't yet managed to since joining. The first wheel fell of on stroke index 2. 210yds out, from the middle of the fairway. It had to be my #2 hybrid all day long. Nipped it off perfectly, and it soared towards the middle of the green. Shock! Its 15yds short... but I hit it perfectly. Cue an examination of the club, workman and tools... Muppet!! I'd only got the hybrid head covers on the wrong hybrids.

Next hole, into the water hazard off the tee - it crawled into the hazard. Now for the right #2 hybrid. Noooo! Hooked into the gorse and lost. Next ball onto the green from 200yds and finished the hole with an 8!!

What was looking like a good round had turned into a train wreck.

Steadied the ship(train?) over the next few holes until I got to the par 3 12th. Green side bunker on the left, and no way of going for the green with the next shot. Played with one knee outside the bunker the ball ends up in my foot print, and an even more awkward stance. I escape the bunker in 4 and finish with a 6.

Surely I've finished with the muppetry? Oh no I haven't. After a good drive up 13 I then hook my 2nd shot into an area of gorse that resembles the Amazon rainforest. Another 8.

At least I finished the round as I'd started, playing well. A birdie 2 on 16 was followed by 2 tap in pars on the last 2 holes.

I walk off the last green thinking thank god that was over. Now to tot up the scores. I'd only marked the scores for the wrong player onto the card.

The round was a mixture of excessive muppetry and Mr Magoo.

Sounds like a normal round to me :smirk:
 
The day didn't start well. I went into the garage to get my clubs and had forgotten I'd taken each one of them out of the bag, and taken the head covers off the woods, as they'd got wet last week.

The, usual, last minute dash became a sprint, or it would have been if there hadn't been average speed cameras all the way into Murcar. But got to the club in time to sign in and go straight to the first tee.

The round itself was going pretty well, even paring holes I hadn't yet managed to since joining. The first wheel fell of on stroke index 2. 210yds out, from the middle of the fairway. It had to be my #2 hybrid all day long. Nipped it off perfectly, and it soared towards the middle of the green. Shock! Its 15yds short... but I hit it perfectly. Cue an examination of the club, workman and tools... Muppet!! I'd only got the hybrid head covers on the wrong hybrids.

Next hole, into the water hazard off the tee - it crawled into the hazard. Now for the right #2 hybrid. Noooo! Hooked into the gorse and lost. Next ball onto the green from 200yds and finished the hole with an 8!!

What was looking like a good round had turned into a train wreck.

Steadied the ship(train?) over the next few holes until I got to the par 3 12th. Green side bunker on the left, and no way of going for the green with the next shot. Played with one knee outside the bunker the ball ends up in my foot print, and an even more awkward stance. I escape the bunker in 4 and finish with a 6.

Surely I've finished with the muppetry? Oh no I haven't. After a good drive up 13 I then hook my 2nd shot into an area of gorse that resembles the Amazon rainforest. Another 8.

At least I finished the round as I'd started, playing well. A birdie 2 on 16 was followed by 2 tap in pars on the last 2 holes.

I walk off the last green thinking thank god that was over. Now to tot up the scores. I'd only marked the scores for the wrong player onto the card.

The round was a mixture of excessive muppetry and Mr Magoo.
Good to hear you are enjoying your new course Brian.:whistle:
 
Quality, won't be long until the members are moving away from you on the start sheet ;)
 
Bit of pre prep the night before would help.
The score card thing is just playing with strangers ... middle aged men all start looking the same. And forgetting names is forgivable
 
Club match yesterday. Got the motocaddy to the first tee without incident and the battery then died and I clearly hadn't charged it since the last round. Had to push it for 18 holes which was bloody hard work as it really isn't designed to be pushed.
 
Club match yesterday. Got the motocaddy to the first tee without incident and the battery then died and I clearly hadn't charged it since the last round. Had to push it for 18 holes which was bloody hard work as it really isn't designed to be pushed.

Blimey Homer you must be pretty unfit, my muppetry was to go to Belfry for two day break and leave battery at home and pushed my Motocaddy round the Derby and PGA with no great hardship ;)
 
Blimey Homer you must be pretty unfit, my muppetry was to go to Belfry for two day break and leave battery at home and pushed my Motocaddy round the Derby and PGA with no great hardship ;)

I didn't think I was but it's a heavy trolley with the bag on and not designed to be pushed, especially in semi rough or uphill. Had the Go-Kart out yesterday and normality returned
 
Quality, won't be long until the members are moving away from you on the start sheet ;)
I did wonder if it was Bri or Newburgh that was a problem, I think we have now confirmed the issue :D
 
Oh Brian you plonker.

I'll be up that way soon and will pop round and say hello. Might even bring my bats with me.

cameron

Let me know when you're coming up Cam and I'll sort a tee time. Then remind me so I don't forget, and then remind me so I don't forget.

I did wonder if it was Bri or Newburgh that was a problem, I think we have now confirmed the issue :D

I look forward to partnering you again sometime. Carrying you around, trying to get a half without your support. And then taking you to Aberdeen's finest diner for a McDonald's.
 
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