Prizes galore but Brady misses out with eagle

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PSC golf from The Fairway Golf Range

Tuesday, Jan. 25, PAGS Monthly Tournament

Ninety-six golfers lined up at the start for the monthly tournament today and the majority of them found it very difficult in the blustery conditions.  With a very strong wind swirling around the course, club selection was paramount for scoring well.  The competition was fierce as there were prizes to be won on every single hole.

We have made a few changes to the format this year due to the controversy concerning our major prize last year, so we have decided to spread the prizes around more this year into three divisions for the men plus a ladies division so more people stand a chance of winning.  We have no control over people putting in internet scores so we have to rely on the USGA to inform us of this and adjust the handicaps accordingly.

Ladies flight winner Jum Karagit, left.Ladies flight winner Jum Karagit, left.

The three divisions today were split from 0 to13, 14 to 19 and 20 to 28, plus a ladies flight.

A Flight

1st Alan Griffiths 37pts

2nd Leif Petterson 35pts

3rd Mikhail Andersson 35pts

B Flight

1st Christer Silvandersson 41pts

2nd Lyn Davies 39pts

3rd Bill Johnson 39pts

C Flight

1st Peter Lomm 37pts

2nd Andy Robinson 36pts

3rd Tony Duthie 35pts

Ladies

1st Jum Karagit 40pts

2nd Moon 32pts

Technical prize winners were as follows: Lowest Gross – Marty Alred; Nearest the Banner – Marty Alred; Longest drives – Charlie Ayres, Micheal Waltchek, Miss Pimusa and Miss Nut; Nearest the pin in three – Pier Cere, Mike Grasser and Wolfgang Fischer; Nearest the pin in two –  Micheal Waltchek, Lee Butler, Mike Jones, Marty Alred, Jum Karagit and Jason Champayne; Longest putts – Mark Slin and Miss Nut; Nearest the pins – Marty Alred, Danny Larson, Stevs Plant and Mike Jones.

Tuesday’s A Flight winner Alan Griffiths, right, receives his prize.Tuesday’s A Flight winner Alan Griffiths, right, receives his prize.

The unluckiest golfer today not to have won a prize must be Andy Brady.  With so many holes offering a prize for near the pin in two shots, Andy scored his first ever eagle two on the twelfth hole only to find out the prize on this hole was for the longest putt (unlucky Andy).

The prize giving was held back at the Fairways club house where everybody enjoyed the excellent barbecue that was laid on and the celebrations went on long into the night.

The next monthly tournament will be held at Greenwood on the 22nd of February for an all inclusive price of 1,400.baht.  Anyone interested in taking part in this event or any other of our weekly golf days can contact Scott on 084 389 2379 for further details.

Friday, Jan. 28, The Emerald – Stableford

Not so many golfers out today with just 23 in total and only 16 in the tournament so only 1 division.  The course here is still in good condition and the fairways were hard so there was a lot more run on the ball than usual and this made it a lot easier for the guys that can’t hit the ball so far.  This was reflected in the scores returned today with nearly all of the field played within two shots of their handicap.

The winner today was again one of Scott’s pupils at the driving range Goort Geltan who returned a great score of 40 points to fend off (at the moment Mr. consistency) Tony Duthie on 38 points.

Near pins today went to Roy, Ed Stewart, Jan Van Spellen and Scott Dobbins.

1st Goort Geltan 40pts

2nd Tony Duthie 38pts

3rd Jan Van Spellen 37pts

4th Ed Stewart 37pts