Weds. Sept 28

 

I couldn't help but think of our group after reading this. Although it takes longer to putt everything out, it eliminates hard feelings, hurt feelings, or talking about other players and inconsistencies. Better Game. No 'gimme problem'.

Tuesday Results

Let there be no doubt, at least in Bud's Boys World, the back 9 is a tougher test than the front. There are always exceptions, but the last 2 days were eye-opening. Due to maintenance to the greens, the group played the back 9 twice on Tuesday and the front twice on Wednesday. Group total of -69 Tues. on back 9 and +2 on front 9 Wednesday. Case closed. It has been brought to my attention that combo players have 1 extra 'easy' hole on front, contributing to the outcome, but that is surely just a small part of the difference.

Minus 20 scores from the other 3 teams allow Doc, Rick, KeyZ, and Bob to sweep FBT with a modest -5, E, -5 total. Add Doc's Cherry on ToP and it's a clean sweep. It has been suggested that Bob may have set a record for most money won after shooting a -9. We will investigate further. Maybe. Probably not.

Weds Results

Another clean sweep today. Co-Medalists Raymond and Leroy (+3), with good backup from KeyZ (+2) and Keith (E) handily win FBT. Leroy's 4th CTP in the last month completes the total money grab on this cool Sept. day. 

Bud's Boys Champion Golfer of the Year Tournament

We have a tentative date of Wednesday October 12 and Thursday 13 as the dates for our 2-day tourney. If you have concerns or suggestions, better let us know quickly. We are not set in stone. If you are planning to participate, please let us know so we can get proper number of tee times. Remember this is a 2-day tourney.

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Thursday Numbers




Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 28, 2022 at 6:11 PM

    Randy - your CTP code line was excellent and clever !! Wish you were there the past two days . Thanks again for blog . Doc

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