3 times you tried it.....
I was going to have a Sherry chaser, but I think Tuggles would have had a fit ?
The Machrie, Machrahanish and Machrahanish Dunes Early Autumn 2020
I was going to have a Sherry chaser, but I think Tuggles would have had a fit ?
I had you down as a babyCham drinker
Only with a cherry ?
tugglesf239
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I thought you'd have been thrown out for ordering anything other than the local brew!
PhilTheFragger
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The Bowmore 12 was really quite lovely ?
Liverbirdie
Ryder Cup Winner
Just to say thanks to Glyn for what I think is the best forum trip I've been on.
Fantastic courses, cracking hotels, boss rooms/suites, great food and with only 26 of us on it, we could all socially distance but still have a good natter. The journeys were also an event in themselves, especially when I climbed into some stranger's car at Kennacraig, but mainly for the scenery.
It was a blessing in disguise at times having the 10pm curfew, as was knackered the first few nights, but at the same time a rattling good pee up is ideal for one night, normally.
Machrie - quality course, really well designed and in a great spot and managed to avoid the rain and rainbow that seemed to circle around us during the day, and glad we had 2 rounds here. 37 and 35 points meant I played to handicap over the 2 days.
Mach Dunes was a challenge, especially the length or the par 5's and thats even before the swales on the greens.
Machrihanish was tough, and after losing one "on the beach"- Cheers, Radbourne. couldnt get going.
Dunaverty was a great little change from a championship course, although like a Jack Russell, dont think that something small doesnt have an aggressive little nasty side.
Troon championship was great, parred the longest hole in open rota golf, "airmailed" the postage stamp, and played the last 4 in 1 under gross, and also had 3 birdie putts narrowly missed as well on the last 4 hole run for home, which finished off a great trip.
Thanks to Cam for sorting the comps, and also well done to the forummers and other chaps who stuck with it even though things didnt look like it would go ahead at times, but as we all know, it was well worth it.
Fantastic courses, cracking hotels, boss rooms/suites, great food and with only 26 of us on it, we could all socially distance but still have a good natter. The journeys were also an event in themselves, especially when I climbed into some stranger's car at Kennacraig
, but mainly for the scenery.It was a blessing in disguise at times having the 10pm curfew, as was knackered the first few nights, but at the same time a rattling good pee up is ideal for one night, normally.
Machrie - quality course, really well designed and in a great spot and managed to avoid the rain and rainbow that seemed to circle around us during the day, and glad we had 2 rounds here. 37 and 35 points meant I played to handicap over the 2 days.
Mach Dunes was a challenge, especially the length or the par 5's and thats even before the swales on the greens.
Machrihanish was tough, and after losing one "on the beach"- Cheers, Radbourne.
couldnt get going.Dunaverty was a great little change from a championship course, although like a Jack Russell, dont think that something small doesnt have an aggressive little nasty side.
Troon championship was great, parred the longest hole in open rota golf, "airmailed" the postage stamp, and played the last 4 in 1 under gross, and also had 3 birdie putts narrowly missed as well on the last 4 hole run for home, which finished off a great trip.
Thanks to Cam for sorting the comps, and also well done to the forummers and other chaps who stuck with it even though things didnt look like it would go ahead at times, but as we all know, it was well worth it.
Radbourne2010
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Thought I’d share this as it has me in stitches every time I see it ?
P.s. Fragger flushed it off the beach...out of bounds ?️
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Didnt we get lucky or what!
36 holes that day completely dry.
Didnt we get lucky or what!
36 holes that day completely dry.
Captainron
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Never in doubt if you’re the organiser. Pity them now you’ve given up
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Don't massage that ego any more, he's had a week off. I fully expect the announcement of next years epic trip by Monday. Obviously with the moaners and slow players blackballed?
2blue
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An incredible achievement Glyn & Cam as the experience of travelling so far to finish up as a drowned-rat for 4 days would have been hard to carry off.
Such a trip requires a very brave attitude but the rewards are equivalent!! Well done you guys. 
Blue in Munich
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That depends; if you were in charge of weather it was professionally organised, if Cam was in charge of weather we got lucky!
chrisd
Major Champion
That depends; if you were in charge of weather it was professionally organised, if Cam was in charge of weather we got lucky!
Was the Beast from the East Cams fault then ?
Must've been ?
Cake
Club Champion
I thought he was the Beast from the East
Nope, he’s the Uncouth from the South (stupid English language not making that rhyme ?)
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
“Potty Mouth from the South” works ???
williamalex1
Money List Winner
Marti Pellow to a tee,I played that day on the opposite coast..... where dry it was not!!!
#soaked
#bloodysoaked
#didisayigotsoaked
Radbourne2010
Challenge Tour Pro
Unreal! Getting 36 holes in on that day was miraculous enough, never mind without any rain ?
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
Just reminiscing about what a fantastic trip this was and how lucky we were with everything, COVID restrictions, weather etc
It was about as perfect as it could possibly have been ?
It was about as perfect as it could possibly have been ?
