Royal St Georges - Tuesday 24th February 2015

[richart]

Who the hell is stupid enough to arrange a trip to a Kent links course at the end of February????

Monday doesn't look so bad, lighter winds and warmer. You might get away with it Rob.

 

[Papas1982]

Monday doesn't look so bad, lighter winds and warmer. You might get away with it Rob.

Mira not been too pleasant walking the dog down there recently. Wind switching app over the place. I'm not sure a shot destined for the centre would stay on course lol

 

[USER1999]

Since I have no idea where I'm hitting it next, it makes no odds to me what the wind does.

No rain, suits me!

 

[Blue in Munich]

Only a week to go!

First tee is booked for 810 so suggest we meet at 715 - 730 for coffee and as there's only two groups just throw balls up on the tee.

Full lunch it is so jacket and tie required for that please.

Weather forecast is obviously very similar to the day before for RCP at the moment but perhaps a few mph less windy; still leaving it distinctly on the breezy side

Think those of us in the pub might have to put in a plea for an early breakfast the night before as I think they don't start until 7.

 

[wookie]

Think those of us in the pub might have to put in a plea for an early breakfast the night before as I think they don't start until 7.

Good shout - just called them and they would struggle to get us sorted for 630 but said 645 was doable which should be fine if were ready other than that

 

[Blue in Munich]

Good shout - just called them and they would struggle to get us sorted for 630 but said 645 was doable which should be fine if were ready other than that

Thanks mate, yeah 6.45 if the cars are ready & loaded should be absolutely fine.

 

[richart]

Thanks mate, yeah 6.45 if the cars are ready & loaded should be absolutely fine.

Doesn't Dolly bring us breakfast in bed ?

 

[richart]

Did we decide on the meal, and do we need jacket and tie ? I know we don't for RCP's.

 

[Blue in Munich]

Did we decide on the meal, and do we need jacket and tie ? I know we don't for RCP's.

I believe we do, sure Wookie posted it somewhere.

 

[Blue in Munich]

Only a week to go!

First tee is booked for 810 so suggest we meet at 715 - 730 for coffee and as there's only two groups just throw balls up on the tee.

Full lunch it is so jacket and tie required for that please.

Weather forecast is obviously very similar to the day before for RCP at the moment but perhaps a few mph less windy; still leaving it distinctly on the breezy side

Yes we do richart.

 

[richart]

Yes we do richart.

Thanks for that.:thup:

 

[Blue in Munich]

Thanks for that.:thup:

Have you got one, or do you need me to bring a spare……?

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Have you got one, or do you need me to bring a spare……?

You expect him to find his way there ?

 

[USER1999]

The last few times I have worn a jacket and tie have all been golf related. Drive the jacket there, leave it in the car all day, carry it into the club house, hang it on the back of a chair, and then drive it home.

It's a well travelled jacket.

 

[richart]

Have you got one, or do you need me to bring a spare……?

Sure I can find a little tweed number with elbow pads.

 

[Blue in Munich]

Sure I can find a little tweed number with elbow pads.

Oh dear. Never mind.

 

[mashleyR7]

Along the coast in Hythe the sky is blue, the sea calm and the trees hardly blowing.

I hope that same can be said for Royal St Georges today!

Look forward to hearing their reports!

 

[chrisd]

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Along the coast in Hythe the sky is blue, the sea calm and the trees hardly blowing.

I hope that same can be said for Royal St Georges today!

Look forward to hearing their reports!

It was blowing a little, not too cold though!

The guys all played yesterday except me, and were still a little battered and weary. We decided to throw the balls up and just played 4 bbb matchplay. Wookie and I took on Blue inMunich and Murphthemog, and as we are younger, leaner and fitter it was clear we'd see them off, and class, as usual was permanent!

The course was superb for the time of year and for £80 is well worth the outlay. The lunch, 2 courses for £23 was exceptional and all only 50 minutes from home - what's not to like!!

Thanks to Wookie for organising it. As usual, the guys were all great to meet up with, Top of the Flop for the first time and even the "green Sharpie man" sort of behaved, well he was looking for somewhere to excersise his puppy I think - well he kept on about a dogging site next to the course

Cheers guys, looking forward to Blackmoor!

 

[Swingalot]

Top day, loved it. Fantastic course and although a little breezy, sunny and dry. (Smiffy take note, no hailstorms )

The Rod and I were 5 down after 9 holes against Topoftheflop and Richart................the rest as they say is history.

Good company, although I would hazard a guess that the dogging conversation was not the normal topic heard over supper in the dining room at RSG. :rofl:

 

[TopOfTheFlop]

Yea thanks for the organising Wookie, it topped off a great two days of golf although i think i left all my good stuff at RCP as i left my partner Richart to fly the flag on his own at RSG. I did have THE opportunity to cancel out the dormie on 18 and win it for us (the least i could of done for Richarts hard work on the other 17 holes and sure enough I missed my simple 2ft putt!!!
Roll on Blackmoor!