Wren displays the chicken wing back swing position that has brought him so much success in 2018. Captain Leung has a knowing smile that suggests that 2019 might not be so great?
What a strange weather year it has been. The early season saw copious amounts of snow and then for many months the rain departed leaving Titans to play on the parched fairways (if they were lucky) of England. It had to end sometime and so it pi$$ed down on the famous 11 that took to the Hazlemere pitch today. However Hazelmere itself was a hit. As Prez said he would like to return to play it in good weather. Magni winner Alan agreed that it would be great to play it with less rain, less wind and smaller hills - someone had a bad round??
Whilst most languished in the 20's the new Titans golfing sensation, Wren Mott-ivator showed how it should be done. He took to the skies with soaring irons whilst the rest slapped the ball around at heights that threatened more worms than birds. 32 points in difficult conditions was a great return and will earn him a healthy cut.
the also-rans were evenly spread out with Keith in 2nd (27 pts), Tod 3rd (using Magni widely to score 26 pts), Alex 4th (25), Eric 5th (24) and Charles 6th on count back (23). Alan was a clear winner of Magni. Eric won NP2, Tod won the money, Alex snatched LD (12+) and Pat won the professionals LD and the NP. I hear you asking why he was not in the top 6? His last 6 scores were 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 1. With finishing like that he should be playing for Leeds Utd next year.
And one final thing. Phil can often be heard moaning about the quality of the submitted scorecards and threatening to disqualify the unfortunates. Well how the mighty fall. Forgetting that he was playing off 11 not 20, he took a point too much at the 17th and signed for the wrong score. The card was corrected and still Phil did not appear in the winners enclosure!
Whilst most languished in the 20's the new Titans golfing sensation, Wren Mott-ivator showed how it should be done. He took to the skies with soaring irons whilst the rest slapped the ball around at heights that threatened more worms than birds. 32 points in difficult conditions was a great return and will earn him a healthy cut.
the also-rans were evenly spread out with Keith in 2nd (27 pts), Tod 3rd (using Magni widely to score 26 pts), Alex 4th (25), Eric 5th (24) and Charles 6th on count back (23). Alan was a clear winner of Magni. Eric won NP2, Tod won the money, Alex snatched LD (12+) and Pat won the professionals LD and the NP. I hear you asking why he was not in the top 6? His last 6 scores were 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 1. With finishing like that he should be playing for Leeds Utd next year.
And one final thing. Phil can often be heard moaning about the quality of the submitted scorecards and threatening to disqualify the unfortunates. Well how the mighty fall. Forgetting that he was playing off 11 not 20, he took a point too much at the 17th and signed for the wrong score. The card was corrected and still Phil did not appear in the winners enclosure!
Some people take pride in winning Magni.
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