Rivando Adds His Name

Is eight really enough? When it comes to the Individual Low Gross leaders, it seems to be the case for now as Taylor Rivando posted a 29 tonight to add his name to the growing list.

It’s likely only a matter of time before someone shoots a lower score to claim the lead all to themselves but in the meantime, it seems it’s the more the merrier.

Al Wilkinson, Andy Koetstra and Tim Donaldson all posted 29’s but they already share the top spot.

In other news, the 1st place Fat Shafts finally lost points as the Hackers took 2 points in their match. The Shafts had to settle for four.

Elsewhere, the Southpaws are starting to claw their way out of the basement by taking six points from the Rolling Stones and they also shot a 93 which was the low round of the night. Also earning all six points were the CCCP, Dubbers and Fivesome. The Whizbangers had another solid night and took five points from the KGB who split the net to get a single point.

The Closest to the Pin winners were Tim Donaldson on hole #6 and Ralph Lambert on hole #15. The 50/50 winner was Roger Bulman.

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Feeling The Blues

On the final night of Spring we were treated to some ideal golf conditions following last weeks cancelled round.

Don Muldoon says thanks! Well done.

There was no rain, lightning or strong winds but the blue tees proved to be a challenge all on their own for many.

Only two teams managed to post a total under 100 with Al Wilkinson and Andy Koetstra shooting 29 for the low scores of the evening. 

Sweeping all six points in their matches were the Rolling Stones, Wedgers, Fat Shafts and Bogies. The KGB took five points while the Dubbers earned four points. The Latecomers grabbed two points and the Whizbangers took a single point on the night. 

The closest to the pin winners were Andy Koetstra on hole #7 and Ralph Lambert on hole #16. The 50/50 winner was Paul Reid.