And it felt pretty long for me. OB5 on Railing Bank. Bud drove first, and we all were convinced it was OB. I then did something pretty similar, obviously inspired by Bud's display. The gutting thing is, his disc turned out to not be OB, but mine was. Grrr.
For me, it was a night of letting go of the disc at the wrong time on every drive. Too early, too late, it shot all over the place.
Bud shot a lovely 36. But was the putt on the last hole, for a 3, a falling putt? We think it was, but only Mike saw it. Let off this time, Bud!
Here's the standings:
Rank | Name | Score |
1 | Jonny | -17 |
2 | Mike | -6 |
3 | Neal | -2 |
4 | Rob | 0 |
5 | Bud | 8 |
6 | Andy | 11 |
7 | George | 20 |
8 | Steve | 24 |
9 | Pete | 26 |
People are now getting to the stage where a good round contributes double - not only is it good for your score, it also knocks another bad score off the bottom. So, Mike's making good ground on Jonny.
Now, if only I could shoot something under a bloomin' 42, I'd be happy.
Spreadsheet is updated for your pleasure.
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