Jingle bells at the Valley

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PSC Golf from Lewiinski’s Golf Society

Sunday, Dec. 21, Green Valley – Stableford

A Flight

1st Robert Watkins (9) 38pts

2nd Ed Wyckoff (11) 37pts

3rd JP Maffray (12) 35pts

B Flight

1st Jim Bell (18) 40pts

2nd Gaston Oggier (15) 39pts

3rd Lou Szigligeti (17) 38pts

Red/Silver Flight

1st William Peach (16) 37pts

2nd Bruce Berlin (19) 36pts

Near Pins: No 5 Dave Stockman; No 8 Gerry Roche; No 12 Ian Christian Boysen; No16 Bill Peach.

A good-sized turnout saw twelve prizes handed out via three places in two flights, two places in another flight and four near pins.

Jimmy ‘AK 47’ Bell led Sunday’s mob with a splendid B Flight winning and best on the day 40 points, and continued his warning to the society that he had his sights set on the year ending Gold Medal.  Gaston Oggier, who is dropping by a little more frequently, much to every ones enjoyment, was close to Jim with 39 points.  It is tough to take second with a score like that.  Aussie Lou Zig zag snuck in for the third spot on 38 points even though he ‘no-scored’ the first hole.

Sunday winners: Jim Bell (centre) with his son (left) and Robert Watkins.Sunday winners: Jim Bell (centre) with his son (left) and Robert Watkins.

Turning to the premier flight, Robert Watkins continued his fine play to win on 38 points, which contained an Eagle on the par-five tenth hole.  Robert was one clear of Ed ‘our man in the White House’ Wyckoff, who even the paymaster knows by that moniker.  The flight was closed by the man who is always there or there abouts, JP Maffray.

The Red and Silver Flight again was the domain of Bill Peach on 37 points and he was one clear of Bruce Berlin.

Seven 2’s were recorded.

Monday, Dec. 22, Khao Kheow – Stableford

A Flight

1st John Harrison (14) 40pts

2nd Freddy Starbeck (10) 35pts

3rd Lindsey Semple (15) 35pts

B Flight

1st Ed Junger (20) 40pts

2nd Kristy Knight (22) 35pts

3rd Lou Szigligeti (17) 34pts

It was back to the favourite of many, the demanding Khao Kheow were once again the unlikely pairing of B & C was the task at hand.

John Harrison and Ed Junger were co-men of the match with excellent rounds of 40 points each in A Flight and B Flight respectively.  Ed was followed up the podium steps by everyone’s favourite, Christy Good’ Knight, with a useful 35 points.  Lou Zig zag’s bid for the podium was almost lost bar for a beneficial count back over the unlucky Ken Hole.

Freddy ‘the quite one’ took the A Flight silver with a rock solid 38 points as Aussie star Lindsey Semple rounded out the flight one stroke in arrears.

The Aussie pair of Lindsey Semple and Lou Zig zag split a very nice 2’s pot.

Wednesday, Dec. 24, Silky Oak – Stableford

A Flight

1st Gaston Oggier (15) 40pts

2nd Lindsay Semple (15) 38pts

B Flight

1st Colin Davis (16) 38pts

2nd Werner Pausch (24) 36pts

With Xmas just around the corner a smaller group than normal turned out to take on Silky Oak, and it was Gaston Oggier, no longer a up and comer but rather an established force, who took the top spot in A Flight and the day’s plaudits with a very creditable 40 points.  Gaston was two clear of Aussie star Lindsay Semple.

The Donkey, playing some fine golf of late, stood atop the B Flight podium with a fine 38 points, two clear of Werner Pausch and his fine even par round.

Gaston Oggier was the sole heir to the ‘2’s pot.

Thursday, Dec. 25, Silky Oak – Stableford

1st Jim Elphick (24) 38pts

2nd JP Maffray (12) 36pts

3rd Paul Hack (12) 35pts

4th Eddy Beilby (19) 35pts

Silky Oak proved to be a lovely place to spend Christmas Day on what turned out to be an unusually hot day for this time of year.  It was not hot enough to hinder Jimmy ‘two shots’ Elphick however as he blazed his way round the course to rack up 38 points and take the top spot in A Flight plus the man of the match honours.

Jim’s good mate JP Maffray’s even par round was good for the silver spot while three players squared off for the two minor places; Paul ‘the thunder from down under’ got the better of the count back to secure the bronze, Eddy ‘the eagle’ Beilby took fourth and Gerry the Irish rover was left potless.

No 2’s were recorded so a rollover to Boxing Day.

Friday, Dec. 26, Pattavia – Stableford

A Flight

1st Gaston Oggier (14) 38pts

2nd Lou Szigligeti (17) 34pts

B Flight

1st Mick Coghlan (23) 35pts

2nd Ed Junger (20) 33pts

The red hot Gaston Oggier was the story today as the society braved a Friday up the 331 to Pattavia Century,  Gaston racked up 38 points to top A Flight and take the man of the match honours for his third win of the week and put a four shot gap between himself and second placed Lou Zig zag.

B Flight was the domain of Mick Coughlan who stood atop the podium with 35 points, two clear of Ed Junger.

No 2’s were recorded again so a double rollover to Sunday.

Note: Lewiinski’s is situated on Pattaya land Soi 1, Beach Rd Soi13/13 near Walking Street.  Anyone wishing to play with us just pop in and add your name to the list or call Colin on 089 826 0764.  Transport is provided.