PSC golf from The Bunker Bar
Monday, Feb. 28, Khaow Kheow – Stableford
A large group turned up to play the always popular Khaow Kheow and it was two regulars who haven’t been winning much lately who took the honours. John Hughes won the B Flight and Alan Sullivan had the best round of the day to win the A Flight.
A count-back decided second and third places in the A Flight; Tony Robbins edging Dave Harvey for the runner up spot and Gerry Cooney was the unlucky one to lose out altogether!
The Bunker Bar February ‘golfer of the month’ Peter Habgood gets some help ringing the bell from Lily.
Peter Habgood’s second place in the B Flight was enough to win him the golfer of the month title for February.
A Flight
1st Alan Sullivan (13) 37pts
2nd Tony Robbins (14) 35pts
3rd Dave Harvey (14) 35pts
B Flight
1st John Hughes (16) 35pts
2nd Peter Habgood (16) 32pts
3rd Mike Corner (21) 30pts
Near Pins: Paul Edgar, Mike Corner, Tom Jones and Tony Robbins.
Wednesday, March 2, Greenwood – Stableford
John Graham made a winning return to golf with the Bunker Boys, winning with the best round of the day and taking a near pin prize too! Dave Ashman took second spot and another count-back between three players was needed to decide the minor places; Frank Waterhouse claimed third place, Mike Corner took fourth and Jerry Waselenkof lost out.
1st John Graham (10) 37pts
2nd Dave Askman (13) 33pts
3rd Frank Waterhouse (16) 32pts
4th Mike Corner (21) 32pts
Near Pins: Gerry Cooney, Bernie Stevens and John Graham.
Friday, March 4, The Emerald – Stableford
Steady rain greeted the golfers who turned up for breakfast this morning and with the forecast predicting rain all day it wasn’t looking too good to get a round in.
After several phone calls to check on the weather in different parts of the region the amateur weathermen amongst the Bunker Boys cancelled Crystal Bay and decided to head south of Pattaya, hoping the rain was travelling north, and would have stopped by the time we got to the hastily booked Emerald. Well, lo’ and behold, the forecasters were correct and hardly a drop of rain was seen all day!
Cyril Wallwork took advantage of the damp (similar to the UK) conditions and won the comp with a respectable 35 points.
1st Cyril Wallwork (10) 35pts
2nd Mark Stanley (11) 31pts
3rd Arthur Rowley (28) 29pts
Near Pins: Lee Butler, Cyril Wallwork and Mark Stanley.
