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Steve MacKenna, oh what a day! Fourty Points, a fine score but to much to late. If only a little better than 21 points last week and a new Bridgestone Driver may have nestled in your bag Steve. Meanwhile back at the Ranch the Firebrigade last week put Kym Tolius out with petrol instead of water. Kym was just smouldering all week. Thirtyfive points was all Kym needed to snag the Bridgestone Driver, should look good in your bag Kym. Dave Kemp, Dave Dave Dave. Eighteen points after seven holes, started dreaming of polishing the driver in his bag a little to soon. Steve MacKenna Peter Rowe saw to his demise. They put the Kiss of Death on him and had 17 points for the rest of the day. In my group there was a little father son rivalry going on. Justin Pitcher was givin it to his Dad all day, but in the end the old sly fox came out with the points. At the end of our round I had had an average day. I made a little come back, out of contention for the Driver ( unless I hid behind a tree and clubbed Kym with say a 3 iron in the legs or something). I had just come off par, birdie. Standing on the eighteenth I wacked one down there, in the process I called out for divine intervention as I saw my ball ( the second most popular ball in the world) sail off to the right, a slice and nestle somewhere in the Belair Park Jungle near the shed. I say Jungle if you ventured over there you would know what I am talking about, wasn't sure whether I would make it out alive or not. I decided to leave the ball for a Kangaroo to find and to proceed on. The club would like to thank Rob Hayden and Bridgestone for their genorous prizes that they have given the club and there continued support for the Mitsubishi Golf Club.
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